But Zophres was careful not to make the dresses unrelatable.
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We were instantly drawn to her glamorous, albeit unrelatable, life.
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Why these figures, compellingly particular but unrelatable in their abstract artifice?
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I don't need his sad husband energy making my music unrelatable.
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Her father felt the record company's sexpot image had rendered her unrelatable.
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The sweet, electrified lullaby speaks to the pair's remarkable—yet not unrelatable—love story.
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Whereas a lot of female characters get put into a category where she's crazy, or unrelatable.
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DS: And we had to go in a different direction, because it would've been too unrelatable.
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Perhaps this is why people nodded and clapped along to Rodriguez's completely unrelatable and unhelpful advice.
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I know I'm not the only one who finds this portrayal of millennial relationships unrelatable, and uninteresting.
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In a world of celeb and social-media insanity, her transparency is refreshing, even if it's totally unrelatable.
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At his worst, he's Gordon Gekko; at his best, he's still a smug and unrelatable San Francisco techie.
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"Friends has managed to transcend age, nationality, cultural barriers, and even its own dated, unrelatable flaws," Miller writes.
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Tying this back to realityMy biggest pet peeve with most financial advice is just how unrelatable it seems.
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Do you worry whether any of the characters might become unrelatable as you're preparing for the next season?
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All humor is unrelatable, low-brow, and socially unaware of the parties who the humor is exploiting or harming.
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Alyx is a cathartic collection of terrible but currently unrelatable problems, like having your father kidnapped by psychic worms.
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Alyx is a cathartic collection of terrible but currently unrelatable problems, like having your father kidnapped by psychic worms.
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"I was just, like, isolating myself and making myself seem like I was unrelatable," he said about that time.
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I spoke to him by phone last week about writing spooky, "unrelatable" characters, and Search Party's secret breakout star.
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In that GQ interview, Ducournau says the way the female body is usually shown in film is "unrelatable" to her.
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He's now less a peacock demanding that we look at his feathers than a happy and successful (albeit relatively unrelatable) family man.
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Nick's unwavering need to be likable and avoid the mistakes of previous Bachelors have made him come off as cold and unrelatable.
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But there is a tipping point where experiences become too unique and therefore unrelatable: take a safari in South Africa, for example.
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It made her realize that many young people found the experts and professionals working in mental health too sterile, unrelatable, and distant.
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I find it unrelatable when people are going through tragedy and they look great, and they're standing in perfect light and giving speeches.
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Some social media users don't seem to be buying it, however, noting on Twitter that clothing items like the $12,000 Armani jacket make her unrelatable.
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And as expected, when Elizabeth Warren began running, her obvious intellect was reported as a liability -- it could make her unrelatable, school-marmish, the dreaded unlikable.
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Walking the red carpet on a semi-regular basis has to rank amongst the top of the most unrelatable activities celebrities engage in on a regular basis.
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But that's not because, as with everyone from Elvis to Taylor Swift, its subject matter comes across as self-indulgent and unrelatable, but rather because it's so relatable.
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While many lifestyle influencers might have started out with some level of relatability, the specifics of their spending can give a sense of how unrelatable they've actually become.
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I'm usually not interested television shows about vampires because although they seem interesting, it also seems like the characters would be unrelatable and the plot would be over dramatic.
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Trump treated his questioners as unrelatable automatons and delivered his answers to the void, even when he had the chance to seem sympathetic to an appealing young Islamic woman.
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The discussion is objective and respectful without being stuffy and unrelatable; in fact, many students are more willing to share personal experiences because of the relaxed, peer-to-peer environment.
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If one only takes the story at face value, the idea of one's best friend turning into a terrorizing flesh-eating succubus that targets high school boys feels fairly unrelatable.
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As awkward and unrelatable as Meghan's sudden ascendance to global touchpoint was, the discussion around an aspect of her physical appearance over which she has no control is relatable for many.
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But in recent decades, Simon's brand of broad situation comedy has fallen out of favor, its situations increasingly unrelatable, and a 2009 Broadway revival of "Brighton Beach Memoirs" closed after one week.
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Pleasing everyone is hard enough when being larger than life makes you physically unrelatable; it's even harder when your entire appeal comes from your immense destructive power and a joke index from Captain Underpants.
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It's suddenly clear: The drink itself never changed—it remains a flirty refresher—rather we changed, outgrowing the now-vapid and unrelatable days of Sex and City that previously shaped our perception of the drink.
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However, for people who have experienced sexual harassment or sexual assault, or who are highly sympathetic toward those who have, his defensive attitude and callousness toward victims renders him unrelatable at least, and threatening at worst.
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On a platform that rewards follower counts above literally all else, you have to be everything to everyone — pretty but not too sexy (nipple ban!), successful but not too envy-inducing (lest others find you unrelatable
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Led by co-founder and chief executive officer Tania Boler, the London-based business has successfully infiltrated the bro-y community of venture capitalists, which has historically shied away from the "unrelatable" and "niche" sector that is women's health.
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It'll have Friends, dear readers, which is all that matters in the modern streaming wars, where, weirdly, services compete for dominion over a couple of decade-plus-old TV shows, including The Office and this highly unrelatable 90s NBC sitcom.
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Dr. Jonna says that people only listen to music that suits their mood, and that to listen to a type of music that does not match your temperament can be too vast a contrast and be unrelatable to the listener.
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When it comes to public opinion, Star Trek: Discovery's fared little better: it has a 55% rating by the audience, who claim it's the worst Trek in years and cite the darker focus, emphasis on a season-long story arc, and unrelatable characters.
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I think one of them is we seen media and entertainment produced on the coasts forever, and a lot of it is unrelatable, and the way people in the Midwest or just in the middle of the country are characterized is completely off.
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Read more:Whoopi Goldberg slams Debra Messing and compares public shaming of Trump donors to McCarthyismPaul Rudd played an unrelatable Pete Buttigieg visiting 'The View' on 'SNL''The View' cohosts keep getting censored for their anti-Trump rantsMeghan McCain started a #deaddadsclub hashtag to honor her dad on Father's Day
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Taylor Swift has always been known for writing relatable songs that resonate with young women, so it shouldn&apost come as much of a surprise that her life, while extraordinarily unrelatable in terms of career path, will likely still resonate with female fans when they sit down to watch the new Netflix documentary, "Miss Americana," out Friday.
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So much of television is about heightening everything to its most unrelatable ends, but High Maintenance stews in the less showy nuance of daily life instead: the fight with a long-term partner that you know isn't the end but sucks nonetheless, the things you agree to in order to keep other people happy, the doldrums of going to a job that you don't love.
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Jim Sterling of Destructoid found Joel likable despite his impatience and harsh tone. Eurogamers Oli Welsh felt that, by the game's end, Joel and Ellie had "matured from clichés into rounded characters". Conversely, Tom Mc Shea of GameSpot found Joel unlikable and unrelatable. Critics praised the relationship between Joel and Ellie.
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The Grand-Guignol's introduction of naturalism into horror "unmasked brutality of contemporary culture". Previously horror served as escapism, dealing with the supernatural and unrelatable (Hand and Wilson 305). After the theater introduced relatable topics into the genre, the audience could visualize the plots taking place and thus experienced greater fear. The Grand-Guignol transformed the horror genre to be meaningful.
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The directors encourage the performers to voice their creative input and hold more power than in pornography that is not women's pornography. Erika Lust is a feminist porn director, producer, and screenplay writer. She is also the founder of Erika Lust Films. Lust got her start in directing and producing feminist adult films because she found mainstream porn "unrelatable, unimaginative, and unattractive", so she wanted to do something about it.
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This also plays into a Toba-e sense of whimsy and lightness. Modern anime and manga can be very dark, but the Superflat ideal of kawaii, or cute, plays right into a sort of scene like the frolicking animals. The whimsical world of toba-e has been taken to an extreme, almost unrelatable, level in modern manga. A sense of, and focus on, motion has remained as well.
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In the first arc of the Curse of the Spawn series, the Spawn's creator Plegethonyarre was named after the mythological river. Track 5 of The Residents' 2008 Digital Album Hades is called "Phlegethon River". In H.P. Lovecraft's short story "The Other Gods", one of the characters, when discovered by the Outer Gods, makes "a cry as no man else ever heard save in the Phlegethon of unrelatable nightmares", demonstrating that in an instant he has suffered tortures normally reserved for the damned. In "The Hunch Back of Notre Dame" a four year old Quasimodo is left outside the Cathedral.
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The film received negative reviews from critics, with most critics panning the script, but reacting positively to Lopez's performance. Rotten Tomatoes reported that 18% of critics gave the film positive reviews based on 145 reviews with an average score of 3.6/10. Its consensus states "Jennifer Lopez is as appealing as ever, but The Back-up Plan smothers its star with unrelatable characters and a predictable plot." Another review aggretator, Metacritic, which assigns a weighted average from 0 to 100 on top reviews of mainstream critics, gave the film an average score of 34% based on 32 reviews.
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The film was considered especially notable due to the presence of multiple British actors of East Asian descent acting in the picture. In China, however, Crazy Rich Asians was met a tepid reception among viewers despite initial high expectations from Warner Bros. Pictures. Multiple possible reasons were cited for its failure to resonate with Chinese moviegoers. The film's discussion of excessive wealth felt off-putting to audiences due to the start of an economic slowdown, and the film has been compared to the Chinese film Tiny Times by some media in China, and the themes of ethnic and cultural identity were unrelatable and possibly bothersome to viewers.
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Bliss began her career using a fairy gimmick where she would wear a cheerleading uniform and blow glitter during her entrance. In hindsight, she has spoken negatively about her early characterization, noting that it was "a very unrelatable character it was just basically Tinkerbell in a wrestling ring" and blaming her inexperience for creating it. Also, the glitter would stick to her and her opponents and would be hard to remove, resulting in it being banned by WWE. Due to this, she altered her gimmick to that of a cruel, calculating, unhinged, bullying heel, taking inspiration from the comic book character Harley Quinn in personality and appearance.
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Hartfield was born in Chicago, Illinois, to a white Jewish father and a black mother and has three sisters. At 10, she was chosen to dance with the Russian Bolshoi ballet company while they were vising Chicago and later became a member of the Yaledancers in college, the oldest group of ballet dancers at Yale University. Despite being a writer focusing on historical events now, Hartfield says that she never really enjoyed history class in school, because she found that the texts they read were unrelatable and unapplicable to her life. It wasn't until college, when attended an anti-apartheid rally with her friends and read a book about the life of South African anti-apartheid activist Steven Biko, that she developed an interest in history.
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This is also signified in the album's outer sleeve and booklet photos. After the sustained greatness through Trap Muzik, Urban Legend, and King, a fall-off of some degree had to be expected -- especially after reaching the top after a steady climb -- and that's exactly what happens. Though he undeniably remains one of the top MCs, T.I. tends to either reheat familiar material with less fire or tread dangerously close to unrelatable Kingdom Come-like "Look at who's obnoxiously shedding his underdog status!" routines (as on "My Swag"). The productions similarly do not match up to past successes, and even some of obvious choices for singles fall short of past tracks that were never thought to be released as singles.
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IGN critic Terri Schwartz gave the film a score of 5.5/10, writing: "The Girl on the Train has a talented cast, but ultimately squanders it for the sake of a hollow, ponderous plot. Alternately overly convoluted and predictable, the film relies too heavily on its twists while offering little in the way of character development, leaving its three central women as unrelatable and unlikable stereotypes." Rolling Stones Peter Travers gave the film a positive review, commenting that: "[T]he movie gives away the game faster than the novel, but Emily Blunt digs so deep into the role of a blackout drunk and maybe murderer that she raises Girl to the level of spellbinder." Chicago Sun-Times' Richard Roeper gave 2 stars out 4, and said that the film is "shiny trash that begins with promise but quickly gets tripped up by its own screenplay and grows increasingly ludicrous and melodramatic, to the point where I was barely able to suppress a chuckle at some of the final scenes".
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