Nothing that signifies or befits a truly serious presidential candidate.
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It's a description that more befits Picard's predecessor: Captain Kirk.
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Rivera, as befits his celebrity, is awarded two separate spaces.
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Atlassian's blunt slogan befits its Australian roots: "Open company, no bullshit".
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As befits a Hawking protégé, he's quite skilled at clever analogies.
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But, as befits the startup mentality, Plunkett found an alternative solution.
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Tim Ryan's maximalist archival project befits the growth of the site.
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As befits the neighborhood, much attention is paid to the cocktails.
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The list befits the man, and that's beautiful if you ask me.
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At least, until it befits Peach for Beck to find writerly success.
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As befits a geographer, the story of Hernando is one of places.
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It's a schedule that befits his new status in Hollywood, and beyond.
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And Brodeur's mother, as befits her uniquely glamorous name, is truly spectacular.
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As befits this ensemble's specialty, the emphasis is on vocal works: Mahler's.
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The breeders' ambition was, as befits the name of the product, pureness.
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Elkin has an eye for the unexpected detail, as befits a flâneuse.
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Still, as befits the Star is Born trope, hers is the breakout performance.
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Now, as befits a legend, her story is being made into a film.
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As befits a slick drama set in sleek boardrooms — or, more likely, as befits a play addressing the hot-button topics of income inequality and the collapse of American manufacturing — the production has attracted a first-class cast and creative team.
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They thus compromised the impartiality in economic affairs that befits a strictly liberal state.
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Eight-year-old Michael Quinn has the kind of backstory that befits a superhero.
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What sort of engagement ring befits one of Bachelor Nation's more offbeat romantic duos?
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As befits the generally dark tone, there's something ineffably unsettling about her art style.
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The bleak tone, if at times a little self-serious, befits the subject matter.
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As befits a movie directed by a relative, "Quincy" opens on some intimate notes.
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She's come to say goodbye, and as befits new Bran, he's kind of a dick.
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But as befits the country's tortuously sectarian system of government, various groups have a foothold.
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Instead, as befits social media-obsessive human beings, we're making this era all about us.
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It also has a state-of-the-art kitchen, as befits a chef like Bourdain.
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As befits such a dark, corrosive vision of humanity, Plainview doesn't get a happy ending.
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This befits a time-traveling tale of disintegrating families and the collateral damage they inflict.
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As befits a movie about clandestine activity, however, there's more than meets the eye here.
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As befits the Tweeter-in-Chief, this meeting is all about appearance, spin, boast and bombast.
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AS BEFITS A deal in the medical industry, this one has been rather hard to swallow.
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Her wardrobe takes on a somberness that befits the situation at the end of season seven.
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As befits a former HUD secretary, Castro sees school segregation as fundamentally a housing policy issue.
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But as befits a former singer, he is painstaking about choosing collaborators who share his vision.
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The hero of "Downsizing" is called Paul Safranek (Matt Damon), and the clumsy name befits him.
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As befits a beach lunch, many of Le Dock's midday offerings are fried, crisp and greaseless.
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Mulvaney, who is 51, has close-cropped hair and a bulldog countenance that befits his manner.
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The entire aesthetic befits the cool startup personality that Shadow seeks to convey on its website.
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As befits Warren's wonkish, master-of-plans persona, she's relied in both cases on top experts.
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As befits an American nationalist, Lowry's main focus is not on Britain but the United States.
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As befits a Tarantino movie, it's a largely all-male production, with Fiorina as the token woman.
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By definition, a mixtape is homemade and intimately imperfect, which perfectly befits Chance's style: independent, unexpected, personal.
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As befits a paranoid optimist, his broad hopes for the future are also tied up with fears.
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As befits a player who could never be described as conventional, his second serve often defies logic.
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The president, as befits the former owner of the Miss Universe contest, is famously attentive to appearance.
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As befits a huge trade deal, there is likely to be plenty more wheeling and dealing ahead.
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As befits such a dramatic ambition, the heralds of the IOT are fond of very big numbers.
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Such a disorienting perspective befits a work that asks us to think about how we see others.
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In this election, Democrat Clinton is clearly the more internationalist—as befits a former secretary of state.
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The motto of Europe's largest fire department befits our ecological era: "Sauver ou périr," save or perish.
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As befits its title, the director Zhao Liang's documentary "Behemoth" (March 17-18) is colossal in scope.
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Janney's performance is laugh out loud funny, but as befits her character, every laugh is tinged with darkness.
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And as befits the windiest country in Europe, the biggest source of Britain's renewable energy is wind power.
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But the injury scarcely slowed her down, as befits a busy actress and perhaps even more prolific activist.
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It's an approach that both befits Strings's outsize iconic stature and matches the teary sensibility of country ballads.
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His hair is neatly brushed, as befits a polite scion of Pinner, an uneventful town northwest of London.
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True, "A Little Night Music" is sumptuous, as befits its setting among the Swedish upper class in 1900.
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But as befits an incident destined to become a patriotic legend, their bravery was rewarded with clemency instead.
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We know too that, as befits convention, Charlotte will read the black book she has been warned against.
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Their theme befits what one would expect of a lighthearted Tuesday puzzle, but we'll get to that soon.
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All of this sounds as bleak as can be, and as befits suicidal subject matter, it often is.
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As befits a sprawling, globe-girdling story of historic transformation, "The Lehman Brothers" has an intricate, multinational pedigree.
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Ibarra plays the drums with cool precision and a sense of architectural awareness that befits a great composer.
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As befits an opera that is almost three hundred years old, Kentridge's "Ulysses" has no truck with realism.
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As befits its title, Parfit's last and longest book On What Matters sprawled across a great variety of topics.
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Second, as befits the wider strategic view of the US, no rash strategic decision can be made, however distasteful.
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An 80 is exceptional, Hall-of-Fame ability; 50 befits an average major leaguer; 20 is you or me.
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"The moment she's born, her parents and society treat her in a way that befits that name," she said.
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The yen was again lifted by safe-haven flows, as befits Japan's position as the world's largest creditor nation.
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If that's an elliptical statement, it befits a film that's baffling as a whole though beautiful in its parts.
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BOEING'S factory at Everett, near Seattle, is the largest building in the world, as befits the world's biggest planemaker.
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Intimations of perpetual civil war notwithstanding, Mr. Weerasethakul's criticism is oblique, as befits a movie made under martial law.
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As befits that status, they take up a lot of space in this show, in paintings, drawings and prints.
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Endurance prevailed, as befits the professional footballers of a nation that lives through winter months of almost complete darkness.
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As befits his position, Tillerson has tried to act as a diplomat, negotiating with North Korea, Qatar, and Iran.
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As befits a début, "Rhombus," with its tapering black forms bisected by a moveable red trapezoid, makes the greatest impact.
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The play is ambitious—as befits a Silicon Valley giant—but most of its many plotlines end up fizzling away.
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Few of the bank tellers whom Forrest confronts look traumatized; most remark on his courtesy, as befits an elderly customer.
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As befits an excellent period drama, the costuming here is terrific, especially on the characters who are consciously, openly stylish.
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By contrast, the Art Deco office buildings are solid, almost classical, as befits their use by banks and insurance companies.
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It is a theme that befits the struggles of the artists included, as well as those of its adolescent curators.
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Shot in Italy, South Africa and the U.S., the internationally co-produced series is handsomely mounted, as befits an HBO drama.
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As befits a technology developed in the San Francisco Bay area, online dating first took off among gay men and geeks.
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Molson makes a terrifically drinkable—if generic—lager with a profile that definitely befits its being chugged as a mild punishment.
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And in this metaphor, as befits a man famous for playing all his own instruments, he's also the bee, pollinating pleasure.
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What term better befits the female who happens to walk by wearing a short skirt, tight jeans or a revealing top?
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An unmoored song in the original is now sung by a character whom it befits, in the style of a coffeehouse diva.
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As befits the signature event of a tour with a global membership, the top six players on the leaderboard represented five countries.
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But they are more restless, a little more on edge than Binx Bolling was, as befits their place in the 21st century.
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Both the Sultan's Palace and the King's Castle are assumed to be based in the super-expensive capital of London, as befits royalty.
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Reports say you plan to tour parts of our ravaged state, media in tow, and with the security apparatus that befits your office.
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"Waste" is a word that he uses ruefully and frequently, as befits a man who lives in irrational fear of the poor house.
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Deerhoof's 14th studio album is political at its core, as befits a band who've been collaborating with Democracy Now a whole lot recently.
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Money is obligatorily hushed at a house like Hermès, as befits a label founded centuries ago to cater to the French carriage trade.
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CreditCreditRobert Neubecker ATLANTA — A few years ago, Mark Begor checked his credit report, as befits a corporate executive with proper personal finance hygiene.
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And it befits a show in which Lady Gaga's "Bad Romance" is performed as a rough-and-tumble Folies Bergères-style rehearsal number.
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Theater Review MUNICH — As befits the world's most famous playwright, William Shakespeare has had his work translated into over 100 languages, including Klingon.
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As befits a man who for a time wrote British-style cryptics, his words serve many purposes: delight, emphasis and subversion among them.
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As befits a self-assured Silicon Valley software pioneer, he reckons his climate bets could tackle half of all annual greenhouse-gas emissions.
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But as befits its title, "Apologia" presents a sly defense of this gorgon mother, who seemingly abandoned her sons when they were children.
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As befits the perspective of a true modern plutocrat, when you're half-a-Chrysler Building above the Chrysler Building, helicopters fly below you.
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As befits a clash in Las Vegas, the candidates who take the stage on Wednesday night will be playing for the highest stakes.
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As befits a social network that specializes in professional connections, the links will focus on business news—technology, health care, and finance—to start.
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Artists also want to ensure that they control their recordings so that they are only released in a manner they feel befits their vision.
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Tam hails from hockey-obsessed Edmonton in Canada, but the ink on his upper left arm befits a seasoned labourer on the Copenhagen docks.
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Harris' prose is accessible, as befits a former journalist and thriller writer; at the same time, the former Oxford scholar doesn't dumb things down.
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As befits a show that takes place way up in a distant galaxy, "Bears in Space" is likely to induce a serious contact high.
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As one of the most anticipated events of the year, the highly choreographed ritual surrounding the event befits the appointment of China's supreme leader.
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"Yellow Submarine" is filled with coded drug references, as befits a rock film from 1968, but it works on a kids' level as well.
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As befits a show about the Temptations, the most infectiously rhythmic of chart-topping R&B groups, "Ain't Too Proud" keeps time in style.
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As befits the former head of a budget carrier, Mr Cruz has continued to strip many of the frills from the once full-service airline.
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As befits any pop culture controversy, Rey's lack of representation in Force Awakens merchandise is the subject of an ever-growing hashtag campaign called #WheresRey.
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But, as befits our political moment, the president argued that South Carolinians should vote for McMaster because otherwise reporters will say unflattering things about Trump.
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No, if I had to put money on where this season's breaking point happens, it would be, as befits this series, within the Jennings marriage.
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OOCL is also well attuned to global ways of doing things, as befits a company that carries more containers across the Pacific than within Asia.
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A highly academic show, as befits the Hammer's position as part of University of California, Los Angeles, "Radical Women" is no walk in the park.
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Her commentary is characteristic of our deeply divided politics, and the medium of Facebook Live befits an age where dissent and demonstration must be digital.
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South Africa, as befits the fifth country in the world to legalise gay marriage, appears to be hotter on gay rights than America or Britain.
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Its icy aura of inevitability befits a film whose central character goes from client to client like a polite, expressionless deputy of the Grim Reaper.
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"Fences" is pointedly set on the deceptively quiet eve of that catharsis — and, as befits its historical moment, its tone is both anxious and muted.
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J.P. Led by the enterprising young trumpeter Mandla Mlangeni, the Tune Recreation Committee offers a musical stew that befits the present moment in South Africa.
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"We have a royal family that befits the idea of an empire bestriding half the globe," said Alan Rusbridger, a former editor of The Guardian.
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Mr. Marsh and Ms. Bonna initially appeared in the piece themselves, as befits a play that tells the slow-aborning story of their own romance.
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As befits someone who came to the job through reality TV, in Ms Manigault Newman's corner of the White House there is no policy, only presentation.
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As the truth trickles out in slapstick fits and starts (as befits sitcom tradition), the show is careful to stay rooted in both compassion and realism.
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And while she's always relied more on filler than befits a hitmaker of her caliber, almost every one conveys the feeling of being irresistibly in love.
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Young voters want a candidate who will walk a fine line between displaying a temperament that befits a commander and chief, and also appearing somewhat human.
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And now we're celebrating the legendary character and fashion icon with Minnie Rocks The Dots, an interactive art and fashion installation that befits her dotted style.
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As befits a person whose opinion is weighted with import, van de Wetering typically reacts with reserve on first seeing an image, but he was intrigued.
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What the viewer encounters at this show is far more enigmatic and psychological, which befits a museum for Gay and Lesbian Art but requires a primer.
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A singer-songwriter with a statuesque stage presence, Wise has a voice that is both strong and ethereal, which befits Iokanaan's prophetic utterances throughout the play.
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Macron's aides say he wants to set the tone and the direction of his five-year mandate in a ceremony that befits the office of the president.
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YAD VASHEM, Israel's national authority for research and commemoration of the Holocaust, is a staid institute, as befits its role, and usually shies away from political controversy.
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We know Philip is going through a crisis and that, as befits The Americans: A Grocery Store Supply Chain Drama, it's expressing himself in food-centric flashbacks.
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As befits an extremely adorable baby like Chrissy Teigen and John Legend's daughter, her family and friends have gone over the top with her first birthday presents.
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It also befits the long wait, and showcases a new stage in the evolution of Grizzly Bear, sure to gain the intrigue of fans the world over.
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Twelve years is a long time in video games, though, and Kaz is showcasing some pretty awesome new moves here, as befits someone of his pugilistic experience.
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The movie, which follows Jesus through the final 20163 hours of his life, is brutal and bloody (as befits its subject), and it deserves its R rating.
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But the casual approach befits the style of Mr. Parsons, who is known for talking through an idea with a small group before broaching it more widely.
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The feelings conveyed in a satyr head from the second to the first centuries B.C. are harder to read, as befits a being half-human, half-beast.
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"Apollo," which has two shapes, evokes a person with arms raised or perhaps carrying something round, as befits a god who transports the sun across the sky.
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Finally, as befits the co-author of The Art of the Deal, Trump moves America's treaty commitments from the realm of diplomacy to the world of business.
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And, as befits a marketplace startup looking to scale up fast, CornerJob is not currently taking any revenue — allowing even recruitment agencies to trial its platform for free.
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As befits their origins, the new technologies have military implications, too, as improved undersea surveillance makes it harder for submarines to hide, thus denting their second-strike capabilities.
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But, as befits a queen who drove much of the world into slave-like imperial oppression, the pie took so long to cook that the meat turned fetid.
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A jittery trip to the heterosexual altar has been refashioned to accommodate gay marriage, as befits a story updated to the present and to couplings of all kinds.
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Mr. Newsom, as befits someone with a significant lead in most polls, did not want a debate at all; Mr. Cox wants all the attention he can get.
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In general, the past scenes are colored with a golden hue that befits a memory of a better time, while a blue filter overlays the harsher, colder present.
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The truth, I suspect, is that "Gilgamesh," as befits something that was buried under a pile of sand for twenty-five hundred years, is simply missing some pieces.
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Olli is humble, nearly to a fault, as perhaps befits a fighter known as the Baker of Kokkola, a moniker as attractively down-to-earth as this film.
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Oz pitches the book's heartbreak and humanism perfectly from first page to last, as befits a writer who understands how vital a political role a novelist can play.
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He has a strong Texas twang as befits a man born in Wichita Falls, a North Texas town known mainly for its Air Force base and its tornadoes.
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What's most striking about the Democrats' desperate rhetoric is that it befits a depression, not the relatively strong economy Americans have been enjoying since Trump's victory in 2016.
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It is about time for Washington to realize that China — as befits a great power — will do its own thing, on its own terms and in its own time.
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If you had to guess where to find the world's best mai tai, you might throw out the kind of sunny tropical locale that befits tiki umbrellas and pineapple.
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The true commonality between the Barr and Bee controversies is both show that American politics is increasingly dominated by television, as befits the era of a reality TV president.
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When Rhoades finally comes to see him, praising his tenacity and whisking him out of isolation to find "an office that befits," Connerty clearly believes that bygones are bygones.
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As befits her reputation as the subtle sibling, the resulting music is calm and unexciting, shot through with brief moments of intermittent beauty and prolonged moments of spacey drift.
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As befits a victimless crime, the punishments announced Thursday, nearly a month after the fact, for Lochte and his accomplices — Gunnar Bentz, Jack Conger and Jimmy Feigen — were largely symbolic.
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Garg told TechCrunch in an interview that the idea is to disrupt the credit industry by enabling consumers to reap the benefits with a model that befits today's digital era.
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Pueblo is a former steel town and is now working to transform itself for a modern Colorado economy, with a focus on renewables and, as befits its home state, marijuana.
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The image is one of desperation, as befits Mr. Malkovich's character, a film mogul by the name of Barney Fein who has been laid low by his own sexual malfeasance.
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But, as befits a show about black magic, they are a fierce incantation, a shield and a vow that speak volumes about surviving the truly terrifying world that waits outside.
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After a while, though, as the screen blooms briefly into color, we realize that Ozon, as befits the crafty creator of "In the House" (2012), is playing games with us.
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On foreign policy her instincts are Francophile, as befits a Saarlander (she speaks the language well), but during the campaign she had less to say on foreign affairs than Mr Merz.
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As befits such a sound, one needn't peruse the lyrics to notice that this is her sex album — the way tracks like "Sugarboy" and "Young Lover" build rhythmically is evidence enough.
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But as befits a marriage of convenience between Trump's roughneck nationalism and Pence's more traditional conservatism, the event celebrating the union was tense and rife with intimations of an unhappy future.
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Concentrating on rescues and "problem" animals, McMillan's methods are muscular (as befits the hunky heartthrob of dog training) and labor-intensive, and come with the caveat that constant reinforcement is key.
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Andee Buccheri is a confident Val, giving "Dance: 10; Looks: Three" a wit that befits its celebration of cosmetic surgery, and Tino Ardiente brings welcome subtlety to the hesitant, damaged Paul.
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As befits a family-friendly sitcom, the subplots of the "O-S OSCAR P-A PARTY" that the DiMeos throw for other kids with disabilities and their families are aggressively silly.
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The company is now 37 employees and a fridge full of matcha, as befits a millennial start-up in 2018, about evenly split between tech workers and marketing and customer service.
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As befits a show about the future, "The First" is full of neat gadgetry and believable technology like reliable self-driving cars, augmented reality and Google Glass-ish personal communication hubs.
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Intimacy befits Mr. Frisell, a guitarist who has known how to build space and density in a single gesture since his days on New York's downtown scene in the early 303s.
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Recast for its London premiere at the Park Theater (through March 16), this chronicle of gay life has a newfound tenderness that befits the poignant balance among its cast of three.
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The basic plot schematics seem designed to lead to the assumption that the Others want to conquer all of humanity and destroy the world, as befits the villain of a fantasy epic.
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As befits a still budding superhero, Spider-Man also has a mentor, in the form of Iron Man, brought into the movie to link it to the ever-expanding Marvel cinematic universe.
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He wears a nice shirt, as befits anyone being broadcast live onto thousands of screens, but mercifully loose shorts, because this venue is quite the cauldron of stink, sweat, and oppressive heat.
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In this panoramic vista of humans, animals, birds, near-humans and strawberries, a gastronomical delicacy of the time, the pleasures depicted are often perverse, humiliating and painful, as befits the human condition.
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It is Smith himself (portrayed with beaming complacency by Daniel Davis) who narrates Jim's tale, with a shrug-of-the-shoulders omniscience that befits a man forever associated with laissez-faire economics.
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As perhaps befits an era in which rational rules appear to have been suspended, catharsis comes not in a pity-and-terror conclusion but in the energy-burning chaos that precedes it.
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This befits Pettibon, who says that roughly a third of his texts are lifted, or rephrased, from cherished writers: a pantheon in which St. Augustine consorts with Henry James and Mickey Spillane.
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With Romney, he would be taking a more inclusive, conciliatory approach that befits his lack of any mandate, tries to move the country past such a divisive campaign and reassures jittery allies.
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As Jamie lies in the falling snow — Jack slashed his thigh with his sabre before dropping dead — he sees Claire, walking through the battlefield (In white of course, as befits a "White Witch").
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This cinematic grammar shows the viewer that Wong's involvement in classic films like Rebel Without a Cause and The Wild Bunch was perceptible but not overpowering, as befits a master of the abstract.
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She barges in with a staff made out of teeth, eats several necklaces and gives a cop a googly eyed stare that befits her better than it did Jared Leto in Suicide Squad.
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But as perhaps befits the man who last year became the first skater to land six jumps of four revolutions apiece in a competitive free program, Chen has raised the degree of difficulty.
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As befits a web surfer, Addison picks and chooses from Goldman's biography, and she is particularly drawn to her relationship with fellow agitators Sasha Berkman (Fernando Gonzalez) and Modest Stein (Jonathan Randell Silver).
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They're nudging it as close to being a multi-terrain supercar as they can, something that can power slide across tarmac and dirt with the poise that befits the British carmaker's storied nameplate.
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The terrifically talented Benjamin Lewis, the Adrian I saw, radiated a sweet and incandescent solipsism, untainted by hipster irony, that befits a lad who is after all the star of his own life.
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The capital of Lisbon is home to the Bairro Alto neighborhood, where the eponymous luxury hotel recently reopened, and a "food scene that befits the hometown of star chef, Nuno Mendes," Barber added.
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De Palma, bearded and bulky at seventy-five, wore a safari jacket, as befits a Hollywood director; his clean-shaven, slimmer, much younger friends from the indie world bracketed him in navy suits.
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As befits a hotel were room prices start at just under $600 and then quickly escalate, the staff strives to accommodate every guest's whim, even those who show up before check-in time.
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As befits a supermassive black hole of that size, it has managed, through its intense gravitational influence, to collect an assortment of cosmological wonders, including wayward stars, troves of interstellar dust, and various gases.
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Breath of the Wild is the ever-smiling Captain Toad crying out, as is his wont, "ready for adventure," but muffled into an indecipherable mumble, as befits the mostly mute protagonist of this franchise.
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The Trump administration has a prime opportunity to start the long journey of negotiating an improved text with its allies and giving Congress more of a role that befits its status under the Constitution.
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Moreover, members of the Bush family had been powerful figures in the GOP for decades—and, as befits a conservative party, Republicans have tended to be loyal to a few stalwart figures and families.
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As befits a work with the title "Hungry," food is prepared — ardently and aromatically — in the wonderful new play written and directed by Richard Nelson, which opened on Friday night at the Public Theater.
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What he came up with is perhaps the most profound achievement yet in a young but already important career; "Life" befits an artist who earlier this year won the prestigious $300,000 Gilmore Artist Award.
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That befits the new story Westworld is telling, in which the Hosts who are still around think through how to approach the question of living within a human society that sees them as playthings.
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As you may have gathered, "The Great Leap" — as befits a play whose title refers both to modern Chinese history and athletic prowess — ambitiously straddles several well-worn narrative forms, and not without strain.
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The Saturday Profile TOKYO — As befits a director whose movies chart the untidiness of Japanese family life, the office of Hirokazu Kore-eda is cluttered with piles of papers, books, photographs, videocassettes and CDs.
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As befits a mod that's about mashing together two of gaming's most popular shooter series, it takes footage of "Call of Doom" in action and overlays it with sound and music from Call of Duty.
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As befits Mauritian air temperatures, which tend to hover between 20 and 35 degrees Celsius — or 68 and 95 Fahrenheit — the delineation between the outside and the inside of their large townhouse is most subtle.
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Little Yan finds work at a nail salon for $50 a day, but Zhuang holds out for a higher position that befits his status, one that he can boast about to his friends back home.
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"Courrèges' textured vinyl remains our most iconic material," she wrote in a statement announcing "La Fin du Plastique," both a rallying cry and, as befits the moment, an accompanying pop-up shop and capsule collection.
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As befits a writer who ruminates about the nature of storytelling, there are 1,001 of these shards, each numbered, in a homage to "One Thousand and One Nights," the collection of Middle Eastern folk tales.
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As befits the era of social media, in which self-advertisement is ubiquitous and image rules, the characters in "The Dinner Party" view their lives as scripts or online profiles in need of constant revision.
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The all-American jazz program, produced by the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra's artistic director, Wynton Marsalis, befits the all-American clothier, which has been the group's corporate sponsor and official clothier since the 20083s.
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And as befits a date so crucial, there has been a varied and widespread set of responses to it — in politics, of course, but also in journalism, photography, literature and in the arts in general.
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As befits a Boswell of Valentino, Mr. Tyrnauer was fashionably L.A. casual in a black T-shirt, a bespoke midnight blue workman's chore jacket made in Rome, moleskin khakis and navy blue suede Prada moccasins.
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The league has decided to be the adult in the room after watching these images spread throughout social media and realizing that it isn't something that befits their organization or the image they want to project.
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As befits a story of the 21st century, the lines between private grief and public exposure have blurred dizzyingly, a notion ingeniously underscored by Lizzie Clachan's glass-sided box of a set, which intersects the audience.
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As befits such a status-obsessed parvenu, Monsieur Jourdain has arrived in style, ushered along by the energetic director Denis Podalydès, a popular polymath in France who also writes and acts on both screen and stage.
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I'm old enough to have watched, with interest, the first Super Bowl, which was no contest and no big deal; Sunday's is the 52nd, or Super Bowl LII, as befits the silly grandiosity of it all.
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The living room fireplace is massive; the circular dining room befits a King Arthur-style table; and the gourmet kitchen has its own kitchen (a butler's pantry with an island, a refrigerator and a copper sink).
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He is at the helm of what experts described as a sophisticated digital marketing effort, one that befits a relentlessly self-promoting candidate who honed his image, and broadcast it into national consciousness, on reality television.
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U.S. presidents' meetings with their Chinese counterparts are usually more tightly scripted than with other foreign leaders, something Chinese officials insist on to make sure they are treated with the decorum they believe befits a global power.
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"We hold them as political leaders who seek the highest office of our land to act with dignity and responsibility that befits that office — to live up to their commitments to ensure violence-free elections," she said.
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And he'd do it in a fashion that befits his fastidiousness on the course — chronologically in the order in which they are played during the year, starting with the Masters and then the U.S. Open in 2015.
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"We hold them as political leaders who seek the highest office of our land to act with dignity and responsibility that befits that office — to live up to their commitments to ensure violence-free elections," Sirleaf said.
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While I have tremendous respect for men who place their marriages before their work, such a rule befits the world of Mad Men more than the modern-day work world where women are to be treated as equals.
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The event is simultaneously good and bad, which befits its status as a thing revitalized by ur-cornball Dwight Howard, who took it and turned it into amateur theater during his run as champ in 21997 and 210.
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While I have tremendous respect for men who place their marriages before their work, such a rule befits the world of "Mad Men" more than the modern-day work world where women are to be treated as equals.
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As befits a lover of country music, he has an ex-wife named Bobbie Jo (Katie Holmes), who wears a fringed white top and rhinestone-studded jeans, and a sister, Mellie (Riley Keough), who works as a hairdresser.
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At $210 or more (with tip), a water taxi may be expensive, but it befits the destination: a small, elegant inn where you could spend seven or eight times your fare on a suite overlooking the Grand Canal.
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Many forms — which include damaged houses, abandoned walls in deserts and limbless tree trunks — suggest ruins or relics, as perhaps befits an artist who lived in Beirut during the Lebanese civil war, before decamping to California in 22180.
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Many forms — which include damaged houses, abandoned walls in deserts and limbless tree trunks — suggest ruins or relics, as perhaps befits an artist who lived in Beirut during the Lebanese civil war, before decamping to California in 22180.
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Amazon's own culture is famously breakneck-paced, and notoriously cost-conscious, as befits a company that has run only a small profit, or a loss, under generally accepted accounting principles for most of its life as a public company.
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It's a huge leap for the company — one that you could nearly say befits its name, when you consider that the company has had relatively little buzz compared to others in the adjacent areas of virtual and augmented reality.
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Mr. Cranston, as befits someone portraying an unbiddable maverick, tears through the formulas of Lee Hall's Chayefsky-honoring script to create a raging, bleeding portrait of a man who is a creature and a captive of a satanic medium.
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A monk, professor and theologian ridden with guilt over real and imagined sins, who eventually left the cloister and married, Luther was, by all accounts, an ornery cuss, as no doubt befits a founder of a movement called Protestantism.
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The hosts are the elderly Morkan sisters, Aunt Julia (Patti Perkins) and Aunt Kate (Patricia Kilgarriff), who bustle about nervously as their guests arrive, aided by their niece, Mary Jane (Barrie Kreinik, slightly schoolmarmish, as befits a music teacher).
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As befits an uberhacker of her status, Cipher spends most of the movie tapping away at high-tech computer displays and barking orders at her henchmen (whose ranks include Kristofer Hivju, best known as Game of Thrones' Tormund Giantsbane).
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Likewise, Leena Krohn's COLLECTED FICTION (Cheeky Frawg, $36.99) is inherently indulgent: It's massive, as befits the encapsulation of a prolific (Finnish) writer's life work, and it's multifaceted, deploying varied formats and lenses, including multiple translators, to present a complete picture.
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He felt and showed the necessity to imbue his painting with modern and contemporary critique involving corollaries that befits serious and open engagement with processes and materials while examining the world, and contributing a different proposition and realization to it.
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The discourse of Mr Ramadan is very traditional, in the sense of paying close attention to Islam's founding texts, and very hip and modern, as befits somebody who is well attuned to the anti-establishment politics of the 21st century.
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And though she hasn't given a performance that befits a leading star (her movies' Metacritic scores are drenched in yellow), that hasn't stopped studios from trying to help her achieve one with movies like Age of Adaline and The Shallows.
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"However, it is the role of top sportsmen to deal with that pressure calmly and to conduct themselves in a manner that not only respects the regulations of the sport but which befits the elevated status they enjoy," he said.
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Through the five episodes (of eight) that FX sent out to critics, the show is gorgeous to look at, as befits the meticulous glamor of its setting and characters, and it's acted with equal parts humanity and melodrama across the board.
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" (As befits the age of merch, Hims also offers exactly that: sweatshirt, $54; candle, $14.) Regarding the look of previous marketing and branding efforts, Mr. Sperduti said, "What came to your mind first was what came to all of our minds.
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In the years since his death, President Nixon's life and legacy continue to excite the passions of critics and admirers, and some who are both — as befits this brilliant complex man who governed our nation during very complex very challenging times.
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Each tooth in an animal's mouth is almost identical to its neighbours—as befits a group of that feed on a mixture of fish and the occasional careless beast that strays too close to the shore, or even into the water itself.
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As befits a group who've built a live rep as well as a recorded one—and whose recordings have always been carefully art-directed—The Orb's legend has been as much about the physical objects associated with the group as their music.
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"As the architect of the peace process on the Korean Peninsula, we have done what we have to and what we can do in a way that befits our status as the master of the fate on the Korean Peninsula," he said.
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But as befits a lifelong collector, music obsessive, comics geek and dedicated chronicler of underground culture, there are also hand-drawn cartoons, New York 1970s ephemera and what is surely the largest cache of drawings of vomiting cats in any university collection.
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Shared on a Soundcloud page called "DaysBeforeAmericanBF," the demo doesn't differ too much from the final cut of the song, but it has a fuzzy lo-fi charm that kind of befits the song's atmospheric, soundtrack-to-a-pivotal-moment-in-a-teen-movie quality.
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In McDermott & McGough's installation, a series of seven paintings, The Stations of Reading Gaol (the prison where Wilde was incarcerated), have been rendered as religious icons, corresponding to the original set of seven Stations of the Cross, as befits their presentation in a functioning chapel.
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But as befits the cinematic subject matter, most of the exhibition consists of small screens showing loops of what the directors captured in the camps — surveys of the gruesome facilities, prisoners receiving aid, and interviews with survivors, some of them still wearing their striped uniforms.
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After Roger Federer in 2008 became the first man in the Open era to win the U.S. Open for a fifth consecutive time, The Times wrote this: "As befits his cosmopolitan lifestyle, Roger Federer owns homes all over the world: Oberwil, Switzerland; Wimbledon, England; Flushing Meadows."
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"This Is Happiness" is as full of detours and backward glances as it is of forward motion and — as befits a novel narrated by an old man who comments that "as you get toward the end, you revisit the beginning" — is centrally preoccupied with time itself.
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Apart from that, a more assertive France — as befits a country of great culture and civilization, a veto-wielding member of the UN Security Council and an authentic and independent nuclear power — would provide a better balance in European politics and in the euro area decision making.
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As befits the site's purpose, these are older, classic movies rather than the ones you can find in theaters or on DVD, but it's well worth diving into—you'll find the original Jungle Book and Night of the Living Dead here, plus a stack of Charlie Chaplin shorts.
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As befits a technology developed in the San Francisco Bay area, online dating first took off among gay men and geeks, but it soon spread, proving particularly helpful for people needing a way back into the world of dating after the break-up of a long-term relationship.
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So the casual, scattergun, post-adolescent mumble of the 2006 interview has turned into a style of delivery far more lyrical, carefully articulated, and slow-paced, with a touch of faux "ceremony" about it, as befits a speech that seems semi-humorous and at least partly pre-written.
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Though 123 Monkeys is deeply silly, with the sort of goofy, time-stream-altering shenanigans you'd expect from a time travel show, it's also haunted and sad, riven with grief, as befits a show set in part after an apocalyptic plague wipes the world of billions of its inhabitants.
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" Noting that that three hospitals supported by the medical charity Doctors Without Borders, as well as dozens of civilian sites, have been hit by Saudi-led aircraft, Wille said the Saudi communication "unfortunately befits the tone of the coalition's level of commitment towards abiding by the laws of war.
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And, as befits an environmentally-conscious cocktail bar, there's nothing left to waste here, with every byproduct of every cocktail's prep ingredients being recycled back into use: eggshells become cups; fruit rinds become repurposed into powders and tinctures after being run through the centrifuge, each reappearing in entirely different forms.
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Kane went on to have a solid and lengthy career all his own after Undertaker began to wind down his schedule; he's now a part-timer and has spent most of this decade as Corporate Kane (yes, that's his official name), wearing a shirt and tie as befits his libertarian streak.
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"Though 12 Monkeys is deeply silly, with the sort of goofy, time-stream-altering shenanigans you'd expect from a time travel show, it's also haunted and sad, riven with grief, as befits a show set in part after an apocalyptic plague wipes the world of billions of its inhabitants," he wrote.
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On Monday, you could maybe stay in the light-dinner vein, as befits summertime eating, and make Melissa Clark's recipe for hot-and-sour seared tofu with sugar snap peas, or Mark Bittman's recipe for pasta with mint and Parmesan, or David Tanis's recipe for corn, avocado and cucumber salad.
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The maiko, or apprentice geisha, in her kimono, its nape dipped in the back just low enough to allow a glimpse of her vulnerable, delicate upper vertebrae: The silk, as befits a young woman, is, in springtime, a spun-sugar pink, its pattern a Milky Way scatter of cherry blossoms.
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Carmen Quagliata, the executive chef since 2007, has a penchant for elevated comfort food that befits the restaurant's polished good vibes, and his cooking gets a grand showcase in the new multilevel space, spiffed up with dramatically lit booths, cozy nooks, and a gorgeous, towering front bar in the model of Gramercy Tavern.
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So much of Curry's season, and his career since Steve Kerr arrived as Golden State's coach, has been marked by his dainty and unstoppable swagger, a wild confidence that totally befits someone who is dominating the NBA in a physical package, and with a set of skills, that the league has never seen before.
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As befits a novelist, Knausgaard's depiction of the alienation produced by this event—a large-scale atrocity that not only led to mass death and mass squalor in Europe's ever-growing cities, but also helped destroy traditional ties of faith and family—is based on close readings of Kafka, Joyce, Stefan Zweig, and others.
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Wings employees and fans refer to him as Mr. I. "We're not retiring the Joe in a manner that befits its legacy, and Mr. Ilitch won't ever see the fruits of his labor in the new building, and that's pretty sad," said Jeff Silverman, a lawyer from West Bloomfield and a longtime season-ticket holder.
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He scored five TDs receiving, four rushing, and one on special teams last year, a menagerie that befits his quickness as a player, but given that he's such a small guy and red-zone scores aren't likely to be his calling card, a reasonable mind will probably cut that total in half for '16.
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Her charge is broad, with everything from training managers and top executives, to helping human resources head Liane Hornsey with recruiting and creating a zero-tolerance policy on sexual harassment, to turning CEO Travis Kalanick into the kind of executive that befits a company that is worth close to $70 billion and on a path to IPO.
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As befits the mind-set of a man who feels he has done all that was ever asked of him but has never been given his due, Noah's half of the episode is less glamorous, more gritty and revealing of his self-conception as the main character in everyone's story, whether those people like it or not.
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As befits the first hero of African descent published by a major comic book publisher, T'Challa interacts in significant ways with all of Marvel's other black characters—from the Falcon to Luke Cage to Storm—and they derive inspiration from his stewardship of Wakanda, a truly independent African state that also happens to be the most advanced nation on earth.
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As such, each of the services has made its own decision about how to roll out local channels, in some cases, offering all the major channels in theory but in practice only in limited geographic areas, while YouTube TV is only available at all in the areas where it has good local channel support, as befits its strong ties to the broadcasters.
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It is a role she has taken seriously enough that, at the beginning of the campaigns, she was forced to issue a stern warning to the 20 candidates jostling to replace her: "We hold them as political leaders who seek the highest office of our land to act with dignity and responsibility that befits that office — to live up to their commitments to ensure violence-free elections," she said.
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The research has to do with genetic modification, and it is, of course, both kind of illegal and being conducted by a Big Bad Corporation headed by a sibling pair: dim-but-pretty Brett Wyden (Jake Lacy) and his considerably more cutthroat sister Claire (Malin Akerman), who have a big office at the top of a building where they stalk about making evil plans and peering at screens, as befits a pair of villains.
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These warriors know firsthand that diversity in the ranks lends strength to the mission, that racism and bigotry of any kind destroys good order, discipline, unit cohesion and morale, and that the American people expect -- and have every right to expect -- that when they send their sons and daughters off to boot camp, those young men and women will find in the ranks a calling and a camaraderie that befits the sacrifices they might have to make on the battlefield.
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