Heme imparts "bloodiness" and "meatiness" to the plant-based burger-like base.
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The trauma of that moment laid bare the bloodiness of their lives.
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Manufacturers of meatless burgers seem to realize that bloodiness is the holy grail.
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Spanish invaders named it "pujamiento de sangre," which translates to abundant bleeding or full bloodiness.
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Those cries, those screams, those expirations, the apotheosis of all bloodiness, with carrion men groaning for burial.
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Magliato first encountered an exposed heart as a 20-something surgical resident and despite the bloodiness and chaos was enthralled by the muscle's magnetism.
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"Under Mubarak, it never used to happen with this sort of severity and bloodiness," he said at his suburban Cairo home, still nursing a fractured cheekbone and injured eye.
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The animal-free patty, made with a plant-based "meat" developed by the Silicon Valley start-up Impossible Foods, is designed to vividly mimic real beef in taste, texture and bloodiness.
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Boxers talked trash, as they always have done, and generated interest through their personal grudges, but even though the bourgeois love of violence abounded, not everyone could stomach the visceral bloodiness of a legitimate boxing match.
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The bloodiness of the revolt is frank (an endnote acknowledges that its targets included children), as are the awful reprisals inflicted as panic spreads across the South, here set to Nina Simone's piercing version of "Strange Fruit".
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The fighting erupted as the president was enjoying wide popularity among Filipinos for his crackdown on drugs, which has resulted in thousands of deaths and drawn criticism from human rights groups and Western governments for its bloodiness.
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But others cautioned that the bloodiness of the coup, including the targeting of civilians, was outside the traditional methods of the Gulen movement, which has typically used the news media, the judiciary and the police to damage opponents.
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Comparing the bloodiness of Westworld to that of Game of Thrones, in essence, is like holding the intent behind the Stanford Prison Experiment—admittedly an ethically questionable project—up against the intent of the soldiers who committed atrocities at Abu Ghraib.
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The big picture: The study found that the amount of gun violence in PG-13 films, which often sanitize both the bloodiness and consequence of such violence, had more than doubled since the rating's inception in 1985 — and even jumped above R-rated films in recent years.
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But one look at its bloody claws reveals that the character is capable of bloody violence, which it usually directs at a boy named Pitty, its owner: Gloomy Bear's juxtaposition of bloodiness and cuteness is what Kakeda is getting at when she describes what's missing from American character culture, where cute creatures typically aren't capable of being anything but good and ugly always connotes evilness.
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But I preferred their bloodiness to the Krispy Kreme soft-focus glaze that coated the indie darling "The Last Black Man in San Francisco," a film by Joe Talbot (also white), about the economic tides eroding communities of color in the Bay Area, and the efforts of a character named Jimmie to reclaim his childhood Victorian home (reminiscent of the one the lead actor, Jimmie Fails, lived in until he was 6).
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But I preferred their bloodiness to the Krispy Kreme soft-focus glaze that coated the indie darling "The Last Black Man in San Francisco," a film by Joe Talbot (also white), about the economic tides eroding communities of color in the Bay Area, and the efforts of a character named Jimmie to reclaim his childhood Victorian home (reminiscent of the one the lead actor, Jimmie Fails, lived in until he was 6).
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China has traditionally been reluctant to acknowledge the scale of Japan's assistance, except to imply that Japan offered it out of a sense of responsibility following the bloodiness of World War II. Yu Tiejun, vice president of the Institute of International and Strategic Studies at Peking University and a visiting scholar at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, said that many Chinese knew little about the aid — "China hasn't been telling much about the Japanese aid to its people," he said — but that it was considered to have had a positive impact over the years.
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Jessica Kiang, The Playlist And here is what is even more frightening than Phoenix' hacking cackle, or the moments of gruesome bloodiness, or the portrait of a society teetering on the brink of breakdown: "Joker," based on recognisable IP and now given the seal of critical and possible awards-consideration approval too, is so aesthetically impressive, effective and persuasive of its own reality that you see clearly how easily it could be (mis)interpreted and co-opted by the very 4Chan/Incel/"mentally ill loner" element it purports to darkly satirize.
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Gentileschi also uses the same amount of bloodiness in her painting.
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Thiruchendur, a temple town like many towns in the state of Tamil Nadu, is named after the red soil nature of the town Senthoor. Legend has it that the name Tiruchendur originated from Thiru,meaning sacred, because it was a battleground for Lord Muruga, and Senthoor, meaning red place, because of the bloodiness of the battle.
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Critical reception for the books was positive, with the School Library Journal reviewing all three books in the series and giving the first a positive review. The Quill & Quire gave a mostly positive review, commenting that it took Bennett "a while to find her footing" but that she "captures with vigorous realism the bloodiness, brutality, and hardship of war".
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Originally, the title of the game was rebranded as Injustice: The Mighty Among Us for promotional uses in those areas. It is speculated that Injustice was banned because of the inclusion of the word 'Gods' in the title, the cleavage exposed in the outfits of some female characters, and overall bloodiness. Eventually, the ban in the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait was lifted.
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Tanith Lee is known as a science fiction writer, but The Gods Are Thirsty is an historical novel However critics were divided on other aspects of the book, citing its length and switches between first and third person narrative which made it confusing to read and difficult to understand, the bloodiness of the narrative, and the density of the research. The Gods Are Thirsty was given a 3.3 out of 5 average customer review.
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On 17 August 1585, Antwerp surrendered. After the siege, the Dutch fleet on the river Scheldt was kept in position, blocking the city's access to the sea and cutting it off from international trade. Parma stationed experienced Castilian troops within Antwerp to make sure the city would not fall into enemy hands. The moderateness of Parma's demands and the behaviour of his troops were a complete surprise given the bloodiness of the siege and the rampage of 1576.
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The Justice of Trajan (fragment) by Eugène Delacroix Nerva died in 98 AD and his successor and heir was the general Trajan. Trajan was born in a non-patrician family from Hispania Baetica (modern-day Andalusia) and his preeminence emerged in the army, under Domitian. He is the second of the Five Good Emperors, the first being Nerva. Trajan was greeted by the people of Rome with enthusiasm, which he justified by governing well and without the bloodiness that had marked Domitian's reign.
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The Bloody Baron is the Slytherin House ghost. He is the only person besides Dumbledore and Fred and George Weasley who can exert any control over the poltergeist Peeves; Peeves is terrified of him for some unknown reason, referring to him as "Your Bloodiness" and "Mr Baron". The Baron's nickname comes from the fact that he is covered with blood, which appears silvery on his ghostly form. When Nearly Headless Nick is asked in the first book why the Baron is so bloody, Nick delicately comments that "he has never asked".
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The bloodiness of the film angers Marge and she announces at the screening that she will protest anything that Burns owns. Burns retorts, noting that he owns the town's nuclear power plant and there is no other power source. When the crowd blurt out alternative forms of power they can use Burns admits defeat and says the film will never be seen again, much to Ned's dismay. Homer's victory dances annoy some purist fans but become so popular that he is recruited by professional football to choreograph the Super Bowl halftime show.
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He "becomes more callous as he plunges deeper in guilt [...] and [...] in the end anticipates his wife in the boldness and bloodiness of his enterprises, while she for want of the same stimulus of action, [...] goes mad and dies."Hazlitt 1818, p. 28. Here as elsewhere, Hazlitt illuminates the characters not only by contrast with others in the same play but with characters in other plays. A lengthy passage, adapted from an 1814 drama review by Hazlitt,"Mr. Kean's Macbeth", The Champion, 13 November 1814, in Hazlitt 1930, vol. 5, pp. 204–7.
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Bust of Trajan in 108AD, in the Museum of Art History in Vienna, Austria On his entry to Rome, Trajan granted the plebs a direct gift of money. The traditional donative to the troops, however, was reduced by half. There remained the issue of the strained relations between the emperor and the Senate, especially after the supposed bloodiness that had marked Domitian's reign and his dealings with the Curia. By feigning reluctance to hold power, Trajan was able to start building a consensus around him in the Senate.
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While it was reprinted in 1891, 1895 and 1911 Weyman's second novel was less successful than his previous effort 'House of the Wolf.' It was positively reviewed by Andrew Lang in the New Review and the US magazine Literary World; This historic novel is full of spirited adventure. Its boldness and bloodiness are sure to win it a welcome from young people. Its humor and faithful observance of old English style and careful adherence to historic events and localities will recommend it to all who are fond of historic novels.
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Maris the Great began working with Denver bands in 2000 to promote the local music scene. His website went live at the stroke of midnight on June 1, 2000, and featured local pop-rock band, Rubber Planet, as its first victims. Other local musicians followed, with the level of bloodiness escalating as Maris perfected the art of gore and as each band sought to out-do the last. In 2005, Maris expanded to the national scene by killing Massachusetts-based hardcore band, Bury Your Dead, and serving as their personal master of ceremonies on the Ozzfest tour.
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Entertainment Weeklys Jessica Goodman gave it a B+ rating and complimented La Havas' vocals and her ability to take bigger risks musically. AllMusic's Andy Kellman gave it four out of five stars and called it "impressive", continuing to state that Blood leaves Havas' debut in the "dust". In a mixed review by the Chicago Tribunes Greg Kot, he described the album's content as "bloodiness" and claimed that La Havas' vocals do not make an impact as an "emotional imperative". The Stars Chester Chin meanwhile, said the album showcases La Havas' ability as "a masterful vocalist capable of both sophistication and soul".
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By Thomas Shepard, M.A. Formerly of Emmanuel-College in Cambridge in England: afterward Minister of Cambridge in New-England (Printed by M. Simmons, for Iohn Rothwell, at the Sun and Fountain in Pauls Church-yard, London 1648). Full text at Google (open). At the request of 'a godly Parliament-man' he preached against the drinking of healths. A sermon preached by Geree in May 1648 On the Bloodiness of War, to persuade to peace, met with a response from certain 'left-eared orators' taking it as an aspersion upon the army, and was published in self-defence.
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He is also a former five-time AJPW World Tag Team Champion and a six-time IWGP Tag Team Champion. He is also famous for taking part in what is generally considered to be one of the bloodiest professional wrestling matches of all time against Hiroshi Hase, leading to the creation of the "Muta scale" (which rates the bloodiness of matches, relative to this one's 1.0 value). Muto was the owner and founder of Wrestle-1 (W-1), where he also wrestled semi-regularly; Muto previously made special appearances for American promotion Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA) as part of the TNA/W-1 talent exchange partnership. Between W-1, AJPW, NJPW, and World Championship Wrestling (WCW), Muto has held a total of 22 championships.
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Eduardo Gallardo, Pinochet Was Unrepentant to the End, ABC News (Associated Press), 11 December 2006 Some political scientists have ascribed the relative bloodiness of the coup to the stability of the existing democratic system, which required extreme action to overturn. Some of the most famous cases of human rights violations occurred during the early period: in October 1973, at least 70 people were killed throughout the country by the Caravan of Death. Charles Horman, a US journalist, "disappeared", as did Víctor Olea Alegría, a member of the Socialist Party, and many others, in 1973. Mathematician Boris Weisfeiler is thought to have disappeared near Colonia Dignidad, a German colony founded by anti-Communist Paul Schäfer in Chile, which was used as a detention center by the DINA, the secret police.
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In addition to the chacmools, human corpses were found in close proximity to the Tlalocan half of Templo Mayor, which were likely war captives. These archaeological findings could explain why the Maya tended to associate their version of Tlaloc, Chaac, with the bloodiness of war and sacrifice, because they adopted it from the Aztecs, who used Maya captives for sacrifice to Tlaloc. Furthermore, Tlaloc can be seen in many examples of Maya war imagery and war-time decoration, such as appearing on “shields, masks, and headdresses of warriors” This evidence affirms the Maya triple connection between war- time, sacrifice, and the rain deity as they likely adopted the rain deity from the Aztecs, but blurred the line between sacrifice and captive capture, and religion. Tlaloc was also associated with the earth, and it is believed this is also a reason why sacrifices may have been made to him.
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