"She told me my work should be timeless," he said.
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"I want it to be timeless and fun," says Harris, 38.
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Her style transcended decades, albums, and music trends, proving to be timeless.
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I would way prefer our music to be timeless than "hot" right now.
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Done poorly, the final version could be bland; done well, it could be timeless.
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He always wanted me to be current, and I always wanted to be timeless.
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Denim may be timeless, but don't expect to see Joan Collins wearing jeans – ever.
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Because of its ability to evoke universal feelings, The Rhythm Method's music can be timeless.
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That style can be timeless in a way that third-rate YA adaptations may not.
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It's difficult to mix certain trends with a technical garment that needs to be timeless.
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His subject matter, the art of growing up, may be timeless; his execution tips toward stale.
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While death itself might be timeless, new causes of death are being invented all the time.
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The story may be timeless, but Cabello chose a very specific era for her SNL performance.
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And though these pieces serve up peak autumn, really, they're on track to be timeless for years to come.
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TAK Room is so determined to be "timeless," as Mr. Keller has often called it, that it seems clueless.
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The scene could be timeless if not for a wayward Budweiser can invading the picture near the bottom left corner.
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"I want to be provocative, but I also want to be palatable, and I want the pieces to be timeless."
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Among presidential memoirs, only the one by Ulysses S. Grant, published in 1885, is considered by many historians to be timeless.
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Day Wave's music aims to be timeless and comfortingly relaxed, and it turns out that's a pretty good way to live, too.
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We may, as a society, grasp certain things and know them to be timeless — like a martini or a string of pearls.
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In a way it seems to be timeless and it is a deep deep look into the heart of what America is showing.
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I wanted it to be timeless, but to have colors that reflect who I am as an artist and who my clients are.
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Children's books aren't just pretty pictures and silly stories about animals — they can also be timeless tales that are inspiring, insightful and oh so wise.
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She insists that the La La Land-inspired picks will be timeless and classic, not trend-driven clothing that'll get old after only a few wears.
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With Painted Ruins, they've made the best record you could've hoped for from them in 2017: something so beautifully anachronistic that it can't help be timeless.
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I want it to be timeless, so that somebody in 1,000 years will pick it up and go, 'Okay, this is still a relevant way to think.
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I wanted this film to be timeless, so in 20 to 50 years it's still about Jim, his concerns, what he was doing, and the importance of journalism.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Her performances may be timeless feats of endurance, but the millions Marina Abramović raised to build her own art center didn't last long.
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Fashion changes, feelings change, the style that was supposed to be timeless reveals itself to have a disappointing sell-by date, just like the jackets a third of the price.
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There's something wonderful about seeing the best actors of different generations share the screen; maybe it's the reminder that even in an ephemeral industry like Hollywood, talent can truly be timeless.
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Melissa & Doug is set on making toys that are meant to be timeless, in an effort to preserve a cornerstone of childhood that the founders believe is under attack: open-ended play.
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We always try, if we can, to stay one step back from exactly what's happening now because in some regards, you could attach yourself to a story that might not be timeless.
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The world might have changed dramatically since Larry was last on the air, but HBO and David are confident that the show's depiction of oblivious wealth and cantankerous grievances will be timeless.
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This is something she's been looking forward to her whole life, so I want the look to be timeless and I want her to feel like the most beautiful person in the world.
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Some would argue that all this retrospection and reappropriation of the past is derivative, that it's trying so desperately hard to be timeless that it becomes meaningless by virtue of being so performative.
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While the game of baseball may be timeless, the team that took to Progressive Field on a warm Autumn evening had little in common with the outfit that won the World Series 68 years earlier.
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Plus, her knack of dressing for how she feels on the inside (a yearning to be timeless and comfortable at all times) is the reason why hearing her outlook on Fashion Week is so refreshing.
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The Disney musicals (and their occasional imitators) may not all be timeless masterpieces — and I reject the largely anecdotal notion that they elbow theoretical masterpieces off the Broadway docket — but they are not without agency, either.
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The album, which she wrote with Ben Mink, then her collaborator, was specifically made, as Mr. Mink pointed out recently, to be timeless, with nods to George Gershwin and Kurt Weill, European klezmer music and a dash of contemporary "MOR" (middle of the road) pop.
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With "Single Ladies," she was just beginning to make videos that looked like they were supposed to be timeless, and there was uncertainty about whether institutions like the VMAs, which typically favored white pop stars like Britney Spears or Lady Gaga, would appreciate her bolder material.
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"Needed is a strong word, but I was looking for a collection that was truly quality-driven — quality materials, quality from the social component of who's making your product — and I wanted it to be timeless, something that tells the story of the past, present, and future," she says of her lofty ambitions.
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In many respects, the success of Tony Kushner's play is its specificity: By writing something so distinctly about the height of the AIDS crisis, with references to Reagan-era conservatism and a starring role for notorious lawyer (and Trump mentor) Roy Cohn, the playwright created a work that is authentic enough to be timeless.
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If that doesn't float your boat, how about the soon-to-be-timeless "HOW U HOT," or the overwhelming power of "STANK LOVE" (which also happens to be an actual Outkast song with the lyrics "Stank love, stank love, stank love, stank love / Let me show your mind a new freaky side of love").
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Duncan added that the team chose this painted art style because they wanted it to be "timeless" and reflect the "joyful" and "delightful" game world.
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England regained the Ashes by winning the final match. Because the series was at stake, the match was to be "timeless", i.e. played to a finish. Australia had a narrow first innings lead of 22.
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I love to convey personalities, any personalities onto canvas. I regard myself as an expressionist. I paint what I feel strongly about. I feel that paintings should be timeless, personal and original statements of the artists.
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He considered the ancient Greek outlook to be timeless, and thought that rediscovering it was the best way to uphold self- determination in a society. He placed the ancient Greek outlook in complete opposition to Greek Orthodoxy and the Byzantine Empire. He also showed a particular affinity for the philosophical school of the Stoics.
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Pike mainly wonders if God could be timeless and all knowing. He argues that if God knows all, then he will know what a person will do in two seconds and that will be the only thing they can do because that's what God knows will happen, so there's only one option. But, Rowe argues, if God is timeless then he would not know what that person is planning to do before they do it, so therefore he could not be all knowing if he is timeless but if he is all knowing he could not be timeless. Rowe mentions how Pike uses multiple arguments to disprove Anselm and another theologian of their own arguments about why God is eternal (Anselm was a theist who believed God was all knowing and eternal).
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They launched their Mont Boudoir fashion label in 2017, which they designed to be "timeless" and has been reviewed as "equal parts Western cowboy and gothy '90s starlet." The brand relaunched with the "Money" sunglasses in June 2020. They acknowledged Mary- Kate and Ashley Olsen as being among their inspirations for the collection. Previously, the twins interned for fashion labels including Jovani and Yves Saint Laurent.
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Armstrong's central case rests on the confusion between mythos and logos, using these in the technical sense suggested by the philosopher Johannes Sløk. Myth concerns "what was thought to be timeless and constant in our existence... Myth was not concerned with practical matters but with meaning".Karen Armstrong. The Battle for God; page xiv By contrast "Logos was the rational, pragmatic and scientific thought that enabled men and women to function well in the world".
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The band was formed in 1999 by songwriter Dylan Metrano and released an album How to be Timeless Tonight in late 1999 on the band's own label. At that stage, Metrano was the only member of the band and performed concerts solo. In 2000, a single "I Keep My Misfortune" was released on Redwood Records. He recruited the other members before the group released its first album on Kimchee Records Blessed Are the Trials We Will Find.
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Emirates Business 24/7 (Arab Media Group). Retrieved 4 October 2008. The role is his favourite of his whole career; he has described it as "the most enjoyable job I will ever do" and considers several episodes of the series to be "timeless, beautifully constructed farces which will endure". Bathurst is often recognised for his appearance in this series, mentioning that "Drunks stop me on public transport and tell me details of the plot of their favourite episode".
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Sandra Schäfer of the Berliner Morgenpost believes that the story would be timeless through the choice of images and the rural environment. In addition, the film would strongly remind the viewer of the world of Astrid Lindgren's characters. Franziska Falkenberg from Hamburger Abendblatt praises cinematographer Lilli Thalgot, who captures „the child's perspective in an impressive way“. Her pictures speak for themselves and touch „the viewer in harmony with Oliver Heuss' music deeply.“ Sophie Lüttich from Berlinfreckles.
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His own egotism protects him from feeling passion for anyone else. Richmond also noted that there are parallels between the tale of Pyramus and Thisbe, featured in this play, and that of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. In 1971, Neil Taylor argued that there was a double time-scheme in the play, making it seem to last a minimum of four nights but to also be timeless. In 1972, Ralph Berry argued that Shakespeare was chiefly concerned with epistemology in this play.
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It was another rain-affected draw in a wet summer, Woodfull followed this with 156 in another weather-curtailed match against Surrey. The first four Tests were drawn, so the fate of the Ashes depended on the fifth Test, which would be timeless. Woodfull could manage only 35 and a duck as Australia lost the Test by 289 runs and thus the Ashes. His 306 runs at 51.00 in the Tests placed him third behind Bardsley and Macartney.Perry, p. 147.
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There are no belabored setups to get to the punchline... Another mark of its simplicity is the feature tries to be timeless. There are no iPods, iPads, iMacs or any “iModern conveniences.” In a couple of dailies there is an ATM and an airport X-ray machine that were necessary to set a context, but overall modern references don’t exist. When Bud writes a thank you note to his grandma for a gift, he’s shown handwriting it, not sending an email.
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She notes in one of her artists statements that: > it is very difficult to explain a work or art, mostly because the work is > its own explanation. Art is not for the immediate audience only, if it was > it would be a prop or backdrop for a play, designed to be viewed for a > limited time. Visual art should be timeless. It should speak to each > generation, and to each viewer as an endless dialogue that continues to > inspire, fascinate and delight.
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Beyond performance targets, Bruzzese wanted the design to be timeless so aesthetics never dictated a change of a perfectly functioning, acoustically pleasing product. Thiele Small Parameters refer to a set of electromechanical parameters developed in the 1960s and 70's that define the specified low frequency performance of a loudspeaker driver. They are still used by speaker designers today to model the behavior of drivers and enclosures. At the time, 8" woofers were considered the smallest size that could produce acceptable bass and 15" woofers were commonplace in home speakers.
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During the album's recording Rihanna aimed to create a record to have "soulful" and "aggressive" sounds in the musical, lyrical and vocal context. During a press conference in early 2014, Rihanna told MTV News that she aimed to depart from the musical style of her previous releases, which she described as being "big songs". Rihanna continued to state that with Anti she wanted to focus on music that "felt real" and soulful and would be timeless. She also stated that she wanted to record songs that are "timeless" and that she could perform 15 years later.
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In this, Anil drew from his immense knowledge of Indian classical music, particularly with regard to the raga, whereby a composition conveys the mood or feeling of a particular season or time. In art, its equivalent is called rasa, literally sap or essence, an aesthetic approach that Anil understood to be timeless and universal and which he sought to interpret in his paintings. In his mature phase, Anil's philosophy of art had undergone a major metamorphosis. Whereas his early work could be described ideologically as confrontational, his late work was conceived and executed to give solace to the spectator.
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His early releases are often referenced as groundbreaking for his unique production techniques and pioneering use of samples and effects. He is also highly regarded for his early use of live musicians and instruments in pursuit of pushing his music forward. His releases are also considered to be timeless pieces of music that have gone on to inspire future generations of producers from all electronic musical disciplines. In particular, prominent early releases such as Psychosis, Piano Tune, On The Nile and Vocal Tune are often cited by peers and press as some of the most highly influential within the genre.
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In the final scene of the "Twilight" story arc of Buffy Season Eight, Spike arrives in a mysterious yellow ship claiming to have a solution. Lynch and Dark Horse editor Scott Allie have both said that the Spike series will introduce the origins of Spike's ship and its crew. In a Q&A; on the SlayAlive fan forums, Lynch said himself that the story was set a few months after Willingham's "Immortality for Dummies" arc in Angel, and at Comic-Con he said that although he wanted the comic to be timeless, it was also set "a few months" after the Fall of Los Angeles in After the Fall.
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In 2002, The Source reappraised The Infamous and gave it a perfect "five-mic" rating, stating: "Prodigy's thugged- out entertainment and Havoc's sonic production on cuts like the bone-chilling 'Shook Ones Pt. ll' ... proved to be timeless street joints in the same vein as 'Life's a Bitch' and 'You Gots to Chill.' The album was a staple for all hardheaded delinquents comin' up in the game." In 2004's The New Rolling Stone Album Guide, critic Chris Ryan called it "one of the greatest rap albums of the [1990s]". XXL magazine gave it a classic rating of "XXL" in its retrospective December 2007 issue.
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In his review for Rolling Stone, Stephen Holden emphasized the experimental nature of the album, with comparisons to the Beatles' White Album: "Like The White Album, Tusk is less a collection of finished songs than a mosaic of pop-rock fragments by individual performers."Rolling Stone, 13 Dec 1979 Robert Christgau of The Village Voice was more ambivalent, lauding Buckingham's production and experimentation, while dismissing Christine McVie's and Stevie Nicks's contributions. Retrospectively, AllMusic's Stephen Thomas Erlewine found the album to be timeless, calling it "a peerless piece of pop art" that rivals the more accessible Rumours album in terms of quality. Amanda Petrusich of Pitchfork found the album to be "self indulgent" and "terrifically strange".
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Gary Graff says on behalf of The Oakland Press that it is "a solid step forward for Grande, which makes 'there's more to see' an intriguing promise rather than a threat." In a 7.7 out of ten review for Pitchfork, Meaghan Garvey explains how it "feels like Grande's arrival as a true pop fixture, not just a charming novelty... and while the best songs here may not be timeless, they certainly feel right for right now." The album was placed at number eleven on Digital Spys Best Albums of 2014 list. Jessica Goodman and Ryan Kistobak of The Huffington Post included the album on their list of 2014's best releases, commenting that the album makes sure "Grande's sheer talent did not go unnoticed".
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Without even trying to keep track of all the Paris styles, its costume designers focused on their own version of classicism, which was meant to be timeless, flattering, and photogenic. Using apparently luxurious materials, such as sequins, chiffon, and fur, the clothes were very simply cut, often including some memorable detail, such as a low-cut back to a dress which was only revealed when the actress turned her back from the camera or some particularly stunning accessory. The most influential and respected designers of Hollywood from the 1930s to the 1950s were Edith Head, Orry- Kelly, William Travilla, Jean Louis, Travis Banton, and Gilbert Adrian. Everyday women's clothing during the decade consisted of long coats, hats with small veils, and leather gloves.
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