To be Macklemore & Ryan Lewis is to be scrutinized ceaselessly.
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Her body fights her for EVERY pound, EVERY day, ceaselessly.
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And he has worked ceaselessly toward two intertwined, impossible goals.
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The matchup was endlessly hyped, ceaselessly analyzed and enthusiastically awaited.
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He ceaselessly promoted peace initiatives, both at home and abroad.
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As ever, the craft is astounding, the orchestration ceaselessly brilliant.
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She drew and painted every day and networked aggressively and ceaselessly.
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There is also talk, ceaselessly, of a leadership challenge to Mrs.
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Mr. Rooster was ceaselessly hungry, on the prowl for a treat.
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As those inside them are ceaselessly aware, they are fractious and fractured.
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But internally, employees would ceaselessly machinate against each other with heartless glee.
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My mother would ceaselessly, mechanically weave intumwa , the lids for the churns.
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Of course there's no plan, just a blowhard ceaselessly tooting his horn.
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"siege of Monrovia," ceaselessly firing rockets into the city and attacking ECOMOG
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And Mr. Rooster was ceaselessly belligerent, on the prowl for a fight.
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Maza had been ceaselessly mocked by a conservative YouTuber named Steven Crowder.
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It's an event—an emergence, an emergency—that transpires ceaselessly while you look.
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The ski bases are also ceaselessly brushed to keep them smooth and polished.
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The history and the taste of gin are interfused, ceaselessly, twist upon twist.
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When the Baldwin-Bieber marriage isn't Hallmark card-level saccharine, it is ceaselessly horny.
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When nightfall came, the clouds that seemed to hang ceaselessly overhead hid the stars.
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As the rebellion intensified, he denounced Sandinista excesses ceaselessly but rarely condemned the contras.
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But announcing it loudly and ceaselessly, as the movement does, doesn't make it true.
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He assailed his fiercest rival, the opposition politician Imran Khan, for ceaselessly attacking him.
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But as it looks forwards, China risks being borne back ceaselessly into its own past.
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His relationship with his sister Deb (Jennifer Carpenter) reveals he's a ceaselessly good big brother.
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In the world's largest democracy politics ceaselessly turns yet seldom moves, and then rather slowly.
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Money flows ceaselessly between countries, nosing out investment opportunities in China, Brazil, Russia or wherever.
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The difference, of course, is Porter, who ceaselessly advances on opponents, regardless of the situation.
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Mr. Green's onscreen persona for YouTube shows like "Crash Course" is ceaselessly energetic and positive.
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Suddenly, though, the restaurant begins playing Seb's signature song, the one he labors over ceaselessly.
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But the impeachment crisis still looms, particularly as Trump tweets and comments on it ceaselessly.
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Isolate a political target, and hammer the person ceaselessly with whatever you can think of.
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This approach to life will allow you to ceaselessly respond to any and all failures.
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And so we beat on, motorcycles against the current, borne back ceaselessly into Bravo's TV programming.
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What did, however, ceaselessly communicate itself was the joy that the performers took in their work.
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I love that, while not in control of her emotions, she is ceaselessly frank about them.
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Ceaselessly scroll through everyone's most intimate economic transactions until you lose your very sense of self.
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Trump, for instance, has been stumping ceaselessly in Republican strongholds, firing up the GOP's conservative base.
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They are addictive, leading us to check them ceaselessly; a form of FOMO (fear of missing out).
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The ceaselessly controversial star stated that he was looking for "multiracial women only" in his model call.
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It grows ceaselessly at the edges, hardening turf into concrete industries, forever feeding its enormous polluted body.
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Every wall is knocked down, and the artifice of the different scenarios is deconstructed and rebuilt ceaselessly.
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Decrepit, senile, and miserable, Tithonus eventually shrank into a cicada who stridulated ceaselessly, calling out for release.
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Even when it serves no discernible purpose, he compulsively and ceaselessly — er, how shall I put it?
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He ceaselessly mocked the "theoryspeak of contemporary architecture," which still renders the profession opaque to most outsiders.
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Stark under theatrical lighting, her appearance became hard to pinpoint as she shifted ceaselessly from performer to performed.
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He talked ceaselessly in an Irish accent, regaling Mr. Goins with stories of serving in the Irish military.
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We must educate the population, break down prejudices and mores, explain ceaselessly what constitutes sexual harassment or assault.
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Driven ceaselessly to the margins, some of them have come across Wells' channel, and heard his siren call.
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Sadly, music's ceaselessly cyclical nature means that genres become passe nearly as soon as they become en vogue.
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Their punishment consists of being hounded by men wielding priapic clubs who poke and prod them, ceaselessly, eternally.
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They are ceaselessly polite, too polite to admit any regret for volunteering to stand in the freezing cold.
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He did this, he said, to shut down the electric car haters who ceaselessly griped about range anxiety.
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A current of wind flows ceaselessly off the mountains, rustling the leaves of the grapevines like a gurgling river.
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During our time there an unmarked plane ceaselessly circled the camp, which many thought was somehow scrambling cell service.
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An enormous robotic arm, brandishing a giant squeegee, is poised over a pool of dark liquid which ceaselessly oozes outwards.
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Some of the entourage went to canvass voters while Mr Nijman stayed on the bus, typing ceaselessly on a laptop.
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A young mother is screaming in agony, her hospital bed a ceaselessly uncomforting assemblage of cold metal and damp cotton.
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But it is this ceaseless desire to be great, to reach the other shore, that keeps us ceaselessly borne back.
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Externally, it bullied businesses into buying its software, and internally, employees would ceaselessly work against each other to get ahead.
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But until then, the Regency, well, it beats on, a boat against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past.
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It watches you ceaselessly and packages this intelligence into a bespoke, tailor-made, ever-iterating, emotion-tugging product just for you.
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After the final match, which was booed ceaselessly, the screen displayed a generic WrestleMania footage, releasing us from its gravitational pull.
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"Corruption will be combated ceaselessly, and the entities that control and investigate these matters will have my full backing," she vowed.
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Women who struggle ceaselessly to be smart enough, attractive enough, ambitious enough and likable enough have been playing a rigged game.
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But on the heels of the worst two weeks of a ceaselessly beleaguered presidency, it looks more like a hasty retreat.
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Nowhere but in the sea are you so ceaselessly reminded that something you love so much doesn't care about you at all.
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The visual effect is gleaming, obscuring, ephemeral, occasionally beautiful, and kinetic, in keeping with the ceaselessly streaming digital milieus that surround us.
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One way to spend New Year's Day: Sitting on your couch in cozy pajamas, devouring a novel or ceaselessly streaming Gilmore Girls.
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To paraphrase F. Scott Fitzgerald, we're like boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past -- and doomed to repeat it.
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The word "collage" implies something static and finally fixed, but the beauty of "Reservoir 13" is in fact rhythmic, musical, ceaselessly contrapuntal.
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The resulting book is enormously flawed, ceaselessly interesting, and strangely tremendous, its moral imagination so capacious that it overshadows its many missteps.
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We live in divided times, to which Ms. Smith's portrait of a teeming, ceaselessly inclusive London can be seen as a corrective.
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Even when it borders on bioluminescent whimsy, it's so distinctly and ceaselessly its own, instead of mimicking its DC/Warner Bros. counterparts.
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Campaigners have been ceaselessly fighting for it for decades in Australia, Japan, South Africa, France, Britain, Scandinavia and a few Latin American countries.
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Why spend two years building an app that must ceaselessly throw itself against the wall of Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, Kik and the rest?
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For politicians, ceaselessly shouting about the Muslim threat has proved to have downsides: It has inflamed many Muslims, perhaps pushing them toward radicalization.
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Then she swerved, ceaselessly, to the problem of inadequate teacher pay, the importance of Medicaid expansion and Route 28, Route 28, Route 28.
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But, more than anything, it's the story of nervous Otis Milburn (Asa Butterfield) and the rightly defensive, ceaselessly intelligent Maeve Whitly (Emma Mackey).
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The frog peers from a silver-gelatine image taken from a black-and-white negative, one of his preferred techniques, but he experiments ceaselessly.
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Rain drips ceaselessly from the stands of the cathedral-like stadium in Felcsut, the home village of Viktor Orban, Hungary's football-mad prime minister.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said at that ceremony that it is Japan's duty to work ceaselessly in pursuit of a world without nuclear weapons.
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He took a notebook down from a high shelf—he has kept notebooks ceaselessly since he was very young—and began leafing through it.
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Bits When I was a teenager, my friends and I had a blast watching television together — often really bad television — and mocking it ceaselessly.
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If you have a MacBook with soldered-in RAM (anything post-Retina or any MacBook Air), join me in ceaselessly whining about this decision.
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They flow ceaselessly through the text panels on our smartphones, these ubiquitous ideograms used to convey facts or feelings or perhaps nothing at all.
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Some of the men smoked cigars, the aroma briefly covering up the stench that seemed to emanate ceaselessly from the outpost's nearby burn pit.
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It advocates ceaselessly for the notion that every problem — from climate change to joblessness to terrorism to cybersecurity — requires international cooperation and multilateral solutions.
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Anita is a unique woman in a unique situation—she works ceaselessly to compete in MMA, a sport in which she has no competition.
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"Police officials said that social media accounts are being monitored ceaselessly and that all users who spread terror groups' propaganda will be prosecuted," Anadolu said.
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It was beautiful, but the rain rose and fell, starting and stopping ceaselessly, as though someone were shaking out a massive sodden towel above us.
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It is difficult to appreciate, from up close and with so much else going on, just how deeply and ceaselessly bizarre US climate politics has become.
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We must use all of the considerable tools at our disposal to relentlessly and ceaselessly defend the Asia -- and the world -- that we helped to shape.
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That inner world, a ceaselessly seething caldron of past and future, actual and counterfactual, is the theater for our most intense pleasures and our keenest pains.
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One of the best orchestras in the world brings a pair of avowedly Hungarian programs to New York, under the ceaselessly interesting baton of Ivan Fischer.
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On Monday, China's foreign minister, Wang Yi, chided the Trump administration for "ceaselessly elevating" trade tensions and "casting a shadow" over relations between the two countries.
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Ms. Ryom and Mr. Kim are not being kept apart or ceaselessly trailed by minders, as has sometimes been the case for athletes from authoritarian nations.
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But these series underscore a different line of his — the one about us beating on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into prime time's past.
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Tacitly, Thomas begins to acknowledge that the men in her life had ceaselessly betrayed her, having sexually violated black women to father many of their children.
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The deadlines and hours are brutal, and too much involvement with the real world takes time away from the alternate universe the artist must ceaselessly oversee.
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He worked ceaselessly, spending his days and nights writing stories with layered and complicated prose, and he was paid a pittance to rewrite the fiction of others.
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A 222-minute walk, skirting the crowds that ceaselessly mill around the Colosseum, leads to the Augustinian Basilica of Santi Quattro Coronati, one of Rome's hidden jewels.
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It's a processional that circles ceaselessly through four chords, with their dense timbres changing but their cycle only interrupted, now and then, by a booming drum sound.
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In the past decade, we've watched independent game development grow from a niche, smoldering corner of the market to a raging wildfire spreading ceaselessly across the world.
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African-Americans battled ceaselessly, in every way they could, against their enslavement and Jim Crow, training their own lawyers to take their cases to the Supreme Court.
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Justice Scalia's views—passionately felt and pungently expressed though they were—now seem like so many boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past. ♦
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Nevertheless, McDonnell Douglas executives spent the next few months ceaselessly assuring him that all was well, completion was weeks away, and that every specification would be met.
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That was pre-Instagram, back when the awards for best performances on screen ended there at the Oscars, not to continue ceaselessly into the night via social feeds.
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Some analysts predict that Google will sooner or later need innovation closer to home than its moonshots, somewhat in the mode of the ceaselessly inventive Amazon or Apple.
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" After that, she wrote ceaselessly, stuffing cupboards "full with unfinished novels, plays, stories"; from her teens, she wrote in English, which she came to consider her "first language.
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In the coming days, teachers will be dispelling rumors and keeping an eye out for unusual behavior – atypical silence, ceaselessly talking about the attack, sleep problems, exaggerated clinginess.
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They ceaselessly glide, boosting up and down to avoid bits of space junk and occasionally each other in a robotic ballet hundreds of miles above their human controllers.
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Most people know Sisyphus, condemned by the gods to ceaselessly push a boulder up a mountain only for it to roll back down, as a symbol of utter futility.
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And all ceaselessly communicate upbeat messages about how great it is to work at an Amazon warehouse and assuring everyone that they are not being forced to do this.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Nearly every N.F.L. team ceaselessly plans for the first night of the league's draft, trying to anticipate every possible outcome of the teams picking before them.
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China And while he's developed friendly ties with Chinese President Xi Jinping, their talks are fraught after Trump lambasted China ceaselessly on the campaign trail for its trade practices.
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"The gangster-like US imperialists are ceaselessly resorting to their frantic nuclear threat and blackmail to stifle the DPRK with nukes at any cost," a post from KCNA said.
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These raids are, of course, part of a concerted agenda to stoke xenophobia and hatred, visiting yet another terror upon the immigrant communities this administration ceaselessly otherizes and demonizes.
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For Giono, literature and reality overlap the way that waves sweep over the shore, one ceaselessly refreshing the other and, in certain wondrous moments, giving it a glassy clearness.
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That's where the great international theater auteur Ivo van Hove has set up an infernal, and ceaselessly creative, machine of destruction, one that burns an entire society into cinders.
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His daddy had moved the family around ceaselessly and had once left our mother and their kids behind when he'd taken off to California and had not come back.
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The curious thing is that Clever does it almost ceaselessly, though furtively, and usually while he's trying to make precise, sneaky kills that would ostensibly require one's full attention.
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Dumb flesh, male and female alike, was the climactic challenge of painting for Lucian Freud, whose late work grappled ceaselessly with whether a body can ever become a picture.
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And it's not just his plug that murmurs: Clod can hear the voices of all the birth objects, ceaselessly repeating their human names, over and over and over again.
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A series of algorithms, built out of the pieces of your life scattered across the internet, ceaselessly brings you new content designed to provoke you into interaction, distraction, and consumption.
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What we should be talking about, loudly and ceaselessly, is the fact that even if the tech industry did give the government everything they wanted, this would be completely ineffective.
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It is the difference between telephone systems operated circuit by circuit with bulky electromechanical switches and an internet that ceaselessly shuttles data packets around the world in their countless trillions.
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Painter Chuck Miller is yet another fanatic of the nude form, painting naked bodies ceaselessly over the years, but his mission is to reinvigorate an often-repetitive type of art.
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In the interim he's been ceaselessly touring the world, acting as the flamboyant session man for Bleachers and The Cranberries—yeah you read that right—that's called being in demand.
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Mr. Ailes, a former Republican political operative, took the story of the affair and the trial that followed and made certain his anchors hammered it ceaselessly, 24 hours a day.
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NBC noted Sanders's 2-1 advantage over Hillary Clinton with younger voters, in a debate that has ceaselessly pandered to them by including questions from YouTube celebrities about hoverboards or whatever.
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Like a tree that can be counted on to reach for the sky or a river to flow towards the sea, he said, Ms Kawakami "is always ceaselessly growing and evolving".
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You are greeted there by servers in black costumes who ceaselessly bow, regularly yelp and ever so occasionally tumble, and you are asked to choose between two routes to your table.
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In the two houses of Parliament, where it holds 126 of 945 seats, the movement has ceaselessly censured government policies and produced numerous, though often ignored, bills to push its agenda.
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At that rate, dabbing becomes not so much a dance move as an expression of the human will crashing ceaselessly against the unyielding forces of time, a Sisyphean act of fortitude.
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She had ceaselessly visited the villagers for years, and she went on going in secret, buying cough syrup and diarrhoea medicine to ease their symptoms, though she could not cure them.
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Ceaselessly curious about the aerospace technology that underpinned her work, she made it possible for women to attend the agency's scientific briefings, formerly closed-door affairs reserved for male staff members.
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Sokurov digitally manipulates the images to appear scratchy, ceaselessly flickering, and curiously enough, showing the wavy lines of the "analog" soundtrack being "recorded" on the left-hand side of the frame.
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As the night goes on, I increasingly allow myself to stop engaging in the ceaselessly exhausting task of attempting to hear when I cannot, and focus my attention on my other senses.
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" And "Up the Tower" pounds ceaselessly on one chord as Mr. Casey envisions an insurrection at the "golden door," with the band building an overwhelming squall as he chants, "Knock it down!
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They ceaselessly crunched through all the data an economy had to offer in order to calculate what was available and what was wanted; the output of their calculations was what things cost.
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The new scramble reflects a reality setting in at the White House: The humming economy Trump has ceaselessly touted during his time in office may not last until Election Day in 2020.
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Geared up this way, my mind trips ceaselessly from one mundane thought to the next, alighting upon a single word or meaningless riff or song snippet I happened to hear that day.
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And the ceaselessly terrified crowd that hoards guns every time it hears the phrase "background check" is bombarding Slide Fire's site to get its hands on the apparently soon-to-be-banned device.
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"In Symbolism fact and world become mere pretexts for ideas; they are handled as appearances, ceaselessly variable, and ultimately manifest themselves only as the dreams of our brains," wrote Belgian poet Emile Vergaeren.
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In unusually blunt opening remarks before their meeting, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi told Pompeo the Trump administration was "ceaselessly elevating" trade tensions and "casting a shadow" over relations between the two countries.
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It will move ceaselessly until I cease and even after that versions, strains, fragments of it will continue and continue changing in anyone who knew me and knew anything about my life-writing.
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LeBron James and Michael Jordan have been ceaselessly compared ever since LeBron came into the league 14 years ago (!!!), and not only is Cleveland's savior extremely aware of it, he wants it all.
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He's too needy an exhibitionist to wear a mask, too sloppy a manager to prevent leaks, and his universe is too chaotic for its mess not to spill ceaselessly into public view. Secrets?
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" And in The Bulwark, a publication founded for and by this very audience, Richard North Patterson wrote this week, "Trump has left us weary and fretful, a nation of people ceaselessly on edge.
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"The gangster-like U.S. imperialists are ceaselessly resorting to their frantic nuclear threat and blackmail to stifle North Korea with nukes at any cost," a statement from state-run KCNA news agency blustered.
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For cheating death, the Gods condemned Sisyphus to ceaselessly roll a rock to the top of a mountain, only to have it roll down again as soon as it was brought to the summit.
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Now Ursula Le Guin is gone, and I am sad, but not just sad--I am angry, bitterly angry at Death for ceaselessly taking the good ones, the ones who are precious to us.
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Breezy, connected by ceaselessly mind-blowing anecdotes, and bubbling over with psychedelic wisdom, Mother American Night will become the crucial document for understanding the life and work of the internet pioneer and Dead collaborator.
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In the 2000s, he warned ceaselessly of the dangers posed by the combination of dictatorship and lack of economic opportunity in the Middle East, where misgovernance combined with extremist propaganda radicalized angry young men.
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The former leader of the leftist Workers' Party, better known in Brazil by its Portuguese acronym PT, remains a popular figure on the left, whose politicians and voters have ceaselessly called for his release.
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" 1962 "Campaigned ceaselessly, not only against nuclear weapons tests, not only against the spread of these armaments, not only against their very use, but against all warfare as a means of solving international conflicts.
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This wasn't cynical calculation, but rather a series of strokes of good fortune that brought him under the aegis of Dr. Dre, affording him a bulletproof invulnerability that he would've otherwise fought ceaselessly to earn.
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In case you managed to miss this story that's been around since 620 BCE, the gist is that a boastful hare is challenged to a race by a tortoise he ceaselessly teases for being slow.
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During a face-to-face meeting with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, China's foreign minister, Wang Yi, criticized the Trump administration for "ceaselessly elevating" trade tensions and "constantly interfering" with China's foreign and domestic affairs.
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During a face-to-face exchange with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, China's foreign minister, Wang Yi, criticized the Trump administration for "ceaselessly elevating" trade tensions and "constantly interfering" with China's foreign and domestic affairs.
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And it has ramifications for content as well as form: It suggests a world in which order is only a persistent illusion, and men are loose bundles of disconnected impulses ceaselessly occupied with wrestling themselves.
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The documentary uncovers the deep love he felt for British art collector Peter Watson and then later, the American fencer Kinmont Hoitsma (whom he calls him "ceaselessly beautiful")— both affairs left him heartbroken and sad.
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Indeed for Ryan, GOP reactions to the deal exposed some lurking threats to his perch atop a conference where unrest brews nearly ceaselessly among conservatives, and there have been recent rumblings of a possible coup.
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One slight downside is its proximity sensor, which ceaselessly drives you to the edge of insanity by beeping at an increasing frequency until you turn on location services and grant the Slate its desired privacy permissions.
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Now people who spend time online spend the majority of their time in a series of corporate walled gardens that are ceaselessly sucking up their input signals to order to continuously micro-target content and advertising.
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Truly, the best laid schemes o' mice and men gang aft agley... The lighthearted comic mischief of Kenan Rockmore and Kel Kimble in no way prepared me for this ceaselessly growing feeling of invalidation and despondence.
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Theater Review LONDON — "No Man's Land" has attracted no shortage of legendary talent since Harold Pinter's ceaselessly tantalizing and cryptic play premiered in 1975, starting with those era-defining actor-knights, John Gielgud and Ralph Richardson.
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In a face-to-face exchange with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, the foreign minister, Wang Yi, chided the Trump administration for "ceaselessly elevating" trade tensions and "casting a shadow" over relations between the two countries.
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The grand estate was the home of Sarah Winchester, heiress to the Winchester Repeating Arms fortune, who, according to legend, had workers ceaselessly laboring on the house for decades, from 1884 until her death in 1922.
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Despite meandering, he makes certain arguments clearly: Bolshevism was a millenarian sect with an insatiable desire for utopia struggling to reconcile predestination with free will — that is, working ceaselessly to bring about what was supposedly inevitable.
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A colourful mix of Polish package tourists, Indonesian pilgrims, Ghanaian textile traders, Kazakh students and honeymooning Saudis passes through its snaking airport immigration queues, and a polyglot crowd ceaselessly throngs Istiklal Street, attesting to Istanbul's growing magnetism.
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However, I have not been able to test the feature, and I do worry that my roommate could ceaselessly shout "More beef," and despite everyone else's protests, we'd wind up with a 14-inch open-faced hamburger.
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The street association's vice president says it has become "hell" with an influx of Instagram-ready tourists flocking to the street for rap videos, bachelorette parties, and endless photoshoots that ceaselessly disrupt the people who live there.
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"The Fall of the American Empire," set not in America but in Montreal, is an uncertain return to form for Denys Arcand , who remains one of the most worried of directors, ceaselessly lamenting the state of things.
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That's more than can be said for the ceaselessly arch, contrived back-and-forth that makes up the trying 90 minutes of "Switzerland," the two-hander from Joanna Murray-Smith at the Ambassadors Theater through Jan. 5.
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"Switzerland" allows for a contrast between this most famously neutral of European locales and the ceaselessly downbeat, dyspeptic Highsmith, who holds forth on any number of subjects — all of which prompt her derision or scorn or worse.
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But the varnish doesn't quite disguise the hopeful, bewildered young man he will become as his life — to borrow from F. Scott Fitzgerald, who knew from fame and disenchantment — is borne back ceaselessly into a reproachful past.
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In the 1987 video installation "Clown Torture," the clown of the title (played by an actor) cowers and ceaselessly screams a horrified "no, no, no, no, no" at an unseen tormentor, who is apparently us, the viewer.
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Questions of guilt and retribution gnaw ceaselessly at the heart of Yankl (Shane Baker), the central character in Sholem Asch's "God of Vengeance," which is being given a timely revival by the New Yiddish Rep at LaMaMa.
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For all of us elected to represent "We the People," ensuring that the men and women who served us have the care they earned is our battle, and we must fight ceaselessly until that objective is reached.
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Jungle of Desire, Wong Ping's sole installation was beyond poignant, from the dozens of Lucky Cats ceaselessly waving their paws hypnotically on top of a pink fur carpet to the animated masterpiece in the middle of the space.
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The standoff shows how North Korea has turned the deal Mr. Trump signed with its leader, Mr. Kim, into one of its most effective cudgels in talks with Washington over denuclearization, ceaselessly flaunting it to force American concessions.
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Well, here's a spoiler alert: Though increased spending on infrastructure, education, social welfare and the environment may be wise, and rising deficits may make sense some of the time, we really cannot borrow ceaselessly without risking real harm.
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I experienced firsthand how he always emphasized the importance of relations with Eastern countries such as China, Russia, and India, while at the same time ceaselessly endeavoring to improve Iran's ties with the West and decrease US-Iran tensions.
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The film stars Liam Neeson as the ceaselessly aggrieved Felt, the former associate director of the F.B.I. who revealed in 2005 that he'd been Deep Throat, the source who helped guide Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein's reporting on Watergate.
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Children's Books To my 4-year-old, I'm either the sun — the central, life-sustaining force around which his whole existence orbits — or he himself is the sun and his father and I are mere rocks circling him ceaselessly.
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In the 1983 film " WarGames ," one of the first, and best, treatments of this issue, the U.S. military's supercomputer, WOPR , fights the Third World War "as a game, time and time again," ceaselessly seeking ways to improve its score.
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It is in this very act of working ceaselessly, of pushing forward to construct a macrocosm evermore expansive and enveloping while everything around her seems to rub and scrape and fall apart, that is itself Smith's ultimate political act.
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Because they work so ceaselessly to shape America, it is fair to say that conservative Christian political activists, at least from the standpoint of the separationists, are doing the Devil's work far more than the American Civil Liberties Union.
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Her Frankie starts out tough, wary, and endearingly insecure (she hates her "goddamn inverted nipples"), but, by morning, she looks ravaged, less by Johnny than by the ceaselessly intrusive world—and its blithe men—that he seems to represent.
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Based on Amy Tan's bestselling novel, the 1993 film The Joy Luck Club is arguably the OG in portrayals of the high-expectations of Chinese mothers: Not only were there four of them, they compared the achievements of their daughters ceaselessly.
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The Hare Krishna devotee became, for a time, a familiar figure, and sometimes a figure of fun: a young white man with a shaved head and an orange-sherbet robe, chanting ceaselessly and carrying an armload of books to sell.
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I will spare everyone the hellhole whipped up by my hormonal grandmother furies — the snatches of disaster that light across the ceaselessly channel-surfing screen at the front of my brain as I ponder that frail neck, that pulsing vein.
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Even in the brief span of our recorded history, some five thousand years, we can watch societies and individuals ceaselessly playing with, reshuffling, and on occasion tossing out the cards that both nature and culture have dealt, and introducing new ones.
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Do not be gulled by the slow pace of Jia's stories; they are ceaselessly alive to his country's haste, as it rushes to erase and to construct, and his sympathies tilt to those uncertain souls who simply can't keep up.
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"It is my and my government's firm strategic position that the strategic and traditional friendly relations between North Korea and Russia be strengthened and improved ceaselessly to fit the needs of the new century," Mr. Kim said after the meeting.
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Physical tape recorders are the equivalent of walking 5 miles in the snow to school, uphill both ways: All the fun of ceaselessly cringing at your own voice and questions, compounded by the joy of rewinding a microcassette two or three hundred times.
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Donald Trump has tried to mask its segregationist flavor by strategically featuring African-American speakers to colorize the hall and validate the pronouncements of white speakers like Rudolph Giuliani, the former New York mayor, who have ceaselessly lectured black people on criminality.
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Republicans, who have barred the Pentagon from transferring detainees to the United States and made it difficult to repatriate them, have worked ceaselessly to prevent Mr. Obama from keeping his pledge to shut down the prison in his first year in office.
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In Facebook's case we can know, abstractly, that Zuck's AI-powered army is ceaselessly feeding big data on billions of humans into machine learning models to turn a commercial profit by predicting what any individual might want to buy at a given moment.
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I got up, wrote two articles about what had happened, then drove back to London to spend the next three days working ceaselessly on a documentary my colleagues and I thought we might not ever make, a documentary about President Donald Trump.
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What is clear is that while the right agitated and protested ceaselessly against Obama's presidency in its early years, they also organized and funded groups that invested heavily in winning the states — an investment that's been paying dividends for the GOP for years.
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The process was carried out in almost perfect silence: only a few words were passed among the workers as their hands, legs, and backs moved ceaselessly in a harmony of effort, a communal act of devotion played out in the baking sun.
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Ceaselessly alive to a text that can be hard to rid of encrusted tradition, especially in Britain, Mr. Scott brings a blessed conversational quality to a four-hour evening (two intermissions) whose longueurs are offset by the questing intelligence of the whole.
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"Islamic State and Boko Haram have over the past weeks ceaselessly warned locals that voting in the elections is tantamount to apostasy," said Fulan Nasrullah, a researcher who tracks the groups at the Global Initiative For Civil Stabilisation, a Nigerian-based think tank.
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Occasional final panel quibbles aside, "Sequential Drawings" (and perhaps spot illustration in general) is meant to be light, airy and likable, and there's a lot to like in it — not the least of which is McGuire's ceaselessly inventive, witty and nimble sensibility.
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They have their self-regarding entitlement feminism, and ceaselessly vaunt their independence, but the reality is, come the epidemic plague or foreign invasion, they'd become precisely the sort of useless baggage you'd trade for a box of shotgun shells or a jerry can of diesel.
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And in hindsight, there's a kind of kicking-yourself inevitability to it: Who would've imagined that a comedian who talks almost ceaselessly about masturbation, and about how men are inherently threatening, could've been using the act as a sexual threat in his real life?
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They have their self-regarding entitlement feminism and ceaselessly want their independence, but the reality is come the epidemic plague or foreign invasion, they become precisely the sort of useless baggage you trade for a box of shotgun shells or a jerrycan of diesel.
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If Earth breathes, sweats and quakes — if it births zillions of organisms that ceaselessly devour, transfigure and replenish its air, water and rock — and if those creatures and their physical environments evolve in tandem, then why shouldn't we think of our planet as alive?
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Ceaselessly pursuing the coldest places on the planet — he fondly reminisces about reaching the Soviet base of Vostok in 1984, exulting about "American logistics for French researchers on a Soviet base in the middle of the Cold War" — he makes a series of unsettling discoveries.
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Out there, in the eternally terrifying wilderness that is the outer edges of the internet, Crazy Frog is alive and kicking and beeping away ceaselessly, presumably joined by the three million melted and mangled Big Mouth Billy Basses that ended up in the bin for company.
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Rumbling thundery growls and a sibilant repeat of the opening text ("right, left, right, left, hands move ceaselessly, touching chin, forehead, chest") accompany a wild, body-lashing solo by Takeru Coste, his face and arms covered in long hair (like Cousin Itt from the Addams Family).
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Through these years and after Mr Bowie's focus on the future was clear in his relentless reinvention of himself and his music: always wanting to see what was next, ceaselessly leaving the places he had lived and the music he had played for what was to come.
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Republicans, in the final stretch, had argued the merits of the humming economy but were unable to beat back historical trends or overcome the dismal approval rating of their standard-bearer in the White House, who had campaigned ceaselessly in recent days — rousing supporters and critics alike.
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From the moment he arrived in Mobile, AL for the 2016 Senior Bowl and the national NFL media found out who he was, Carson Wentz has been ceaselessly compared to Ben Roethlisberger: A small-school quarterback with a big-league frame, plenty-strong arm and surprising mobility.
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It's draining to live on the edge all the time, to be plunged into the culture wars — and now the straw and light-bulb wars — with the tweets and the tantrums and the put-downs, to feel that we're being borne back ceaselessly into the past.
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But if you happen to enter one, a dusty refuge from the ceaselessly blowing hurricane that is Dauphine Street, your solitude will be inevitably ruined by the existence of someone in an "I Got Bourbon Faced on Shit Street" shirt stumbling inside looking for a place to piss.
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Where the line in Kelly's depictions of plant life functions as a tool for drafting a language of abstraction that ceaselessly considers the relationship between figure and background, in his paintings, sculpturally shaped canvases of a single color become the delineating form, and the gallery wall the background.
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These days cheaters are more likely to be found out through their texts, emails, or Pokemon Go habit but I like to think that a little bit of Joey Greco beats on in the boats of our hearts, borne back ceaselessly, forever doing something stupid and getting caught.
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Kongphan's audience is so loyal and adoring (some fans have tipped him more than ten thousand dollars over time, or watched him stream for twenty-four hours straight) that his channel can resemble a benign personality cult, built around a carefully honed version of himself: engaged, jokey, ceaselessly positive.
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Although they speak Spanish to their employers, the two women tend to converse in a Mixtec language, and the movie is a babel, ceaselessly attuned to both human and animal tongues: canine barks, the croon of a bedtime lullaby, the moans of mothers in labor in a maternity wing.
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As chief of staff and counselor to Hillary Clinton at the State Department, Cheryl D. Mills worked ceaselessly to help a South Korean garment maker open a factory in Haiti, the centerpiece of United States government efforts to jump-start the island nation's economy after the 2010 earthquake.
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Already in town to conduct the Met's "The Flying Dutchman," the ceaselessly busy Valery Gergiev takes the podium of the Philharmonic for three nights, albeit with an entirely predictable program that includes Stravinsky's "Petrushka"; Shchedrin's Concerto for Orchestra No. 1, "Naughty Limericks"; and Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 3.
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If someone ever asks you what it's like to be a freelancer, you may send the official union-approved GIF of a hamster sprinting on a wheel — you know, the one where it has a blank, wide-eyed stare of panic as it runs ceaselessly with no evident progress.
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I now routinely ask auto executives when they — the experts on what causes people to die behind the wheel — are going to push back against the tech industry and its obvious agenda to keep us ceaselessly glued to our phones (defensive driving is no match for push notifications).
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Opera careers beat ceaselessly forward, and his repertory has shifted toward heavier roles like Radamès in "Aida," Calàf in "Turandot," the leads in the verismo double bill known as "Cav/Pag," and the title role in "Samson et Dalila," with which he opened the Met's 29-19 season.
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Its devotion to self-examination is occasionally clunky — it's one of those books where the characters ceaselessly call themselves out on their own self-delusions, and that gets exhausting — but it's also endearingly earnest, and as the book goes on, it leads to some dark and fascinating places.
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Regarding employed mothers, we are long past due in the US for the realization that you don't get a next generation, let alone a healthy one, if capitalism doesn't make room for women's ceaselessly expressed preference to do justice to their families first, while also fulfilling the demands of employment.
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Taking love poems from different cultures and ceaselessly translating them over and over again into different language until most meaning is lost in the cracks, the artist displayed the resulting unpoetic-poetic lines on five iPads, which display scrolling lines of the newly formed semi-gibberish in 12 different languages.
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Fashion Review MILAN — The coming of the robots; the end of work as it was previously understood; the lonely, hollow ring accompanying the virtual noises ceaselessly sent into the ether, sounds without echoes: These were some of the unlikely themes linking a bunch of disparate designers here over the past week.
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I learned that the reason the lake had become so clear was that it had been invaded by a dastardly pair of bivalves — the zebra and quagga mussels — which had hitched a ride on a shipping barge from either the Black or Caspian Seas and then quietly but ceaselessly colonized the lake.
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Though the ascent of Xi Jinping to the presidency has meant a sharp tightening of censorship, social media remain the best way to get facts out in spite of a vast army of censors ceaselessly searching for forbidden content and cutting the active life of such messages to a few minutes, even seconds.
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She grew up swaddled in cultural luxury, knowing Lenny, born Louis, variously as "Lennuhtt" (from a private childhood language), Maestro, El Caballero and — when he grew older and more exasperating — simply LB. The many nicknames bespoke a fundamental restlessness both professional and personal; Bernstein père was ceaselessly teaching and talking, frugging and fretting.
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The change they're seeking is for digital data to no longer be seen as a limitless resource to be siphoned off, stored and ceaselessly data-mined; but as a potential liability to be collected sparingly, applied carefully and deleted the moment it's no longer needed — because the financial risk of holding on to it has suddenly, drastically inflated.
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Seth MoultonSeth Wilbur MoultonBiden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report Native American advocates question 85033 Democrats' commitment 2020 Democrats urge Israel to reverse decision banning Omar, Tlaib visit MORE (D-Mass.), another frequent Pelosi critic, has been circling the country ceaselessly to help House candidates, fueling speculation that he, too, is eyeing a presidential run. Rep.
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Is it possible, as Lenore Skenazy, an activist who runs a website called Free-Range Kids, suggests to Brooks, that we are more interested in policing mothers than in protecting children — that our idea of a good parent is someone "'who watches and manages and meddles and observes ceaselessly," even when the outcome this yields is no safer?
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Ever since the summit meeting between the North's leader, Kim Jong-un, and President Trump in Hanoi, Vietnam, late last month abruptly ended without a deal, North Korea has ceaselessly urged South Korea to distance itself from the United States and to push ahead with joint economic projects that have been held back by American-led United Nations sanctions.
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Doing so should give Sanders a sense of urgency about dropping out of the race (today or tomorrow would not be too soon), giving a full throated endorsement of Biden, pledging to campaign for and with him throughout the summer and fall and — most important — working ceaselessly to enlist his supporters to turn out in November.
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He met with foreign nationals, coordinated with US State Department officials, dropped vague, confusing accusations in cable-TV appearances, and ceaselessly pitched US journalists on what he claims is one of the biggest scandals in modern American history— all while whispering in Donald Trump's ear about how Ukraine contained the keys to revealing truths about the President's political rivals.
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Being the nerd is better achieved if you are directing your time to single-mindedly learning a set of skills, rather than being suckered into grazing within walled garden content farms like Facebook where mass market entertainment, co-mingled with advertising, is the ceaselessly refreshed algorithmic dish of the day, all the better to keep a passively engaged user-base clicking.
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But there have been tougher moments of scrutiny for Zuckerberg and his company in 22, as public awareness about how people's data is being ceaselessly sucked out of platforms and passed around in the background, as fuel for a certain slice of the digital economy, has grown and grown — fuelled by a steady parade of data breaches and privacy scandals which provide a glimpse behind the curtain.
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"[E]ven when I couldn't see it I liked knowing it was there for the depth and solidity it gave things, the reinforcement to infrastructure, an invisible, bedrock rightness that reassured me just as it was reassuring to know that far away, whales swam untroubled in Baltic waters and monks in arcane time zones chanted ceaselessly for the salvation of the world," he says in the book.
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What seemed to matter as the workers went about their tasks was not the celebrity of their monument, but that it was their own: The process was carried out in almost perfect silence: only a few words were passed among the workers as their hands, legs, and backs moved ceaselessly in a harmony of effort, a communal act of devotion played out in the baking sun.
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HOUSTON — Somewhere in the long night's journey into baseball that is a World Series game I turned my back on the leather-lunged fans who hung over a rail behind me and screamed ceaselessly, and I peered at home plate and tried to remind myself who was batting, which team was ahead and if it was really possible this Game 6 had just come to a dead stop.
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It wasn't that different in the 2000s, when seventeen of the top 20 films were sequels or book adaptations (or both, there's a lot of Harry Potter on there), but even as that trend continues there has been one small shift that says a lot about how TV and movies shifted this decade — in the 22014s, entertainment began to look even further inward for its inspiration, choosing to ceaselessly expand upon that which was already done as opposed to moving on to other, new ideas.
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SS: "So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past"~ F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby "But the horses didn't want it— they swerved apart; the earth didn't want it, sending up rocks through which riders must pass single file; the temples, the tank, the jail, the palace, the birds, the carrion, the Guest House, that came into view as they issued from the gap and saw Mau beneath: they didn't want it, they said in their hundred voices, "No, not yet," and the sky said, "No, not there.
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The baby needs a strong relationship with the natural world, mane: the wind in the willows, the birds, the bees, the flowers and the trees, the roaring ocean waves ceaselessly lapping at the sandy shores, the cumulus clouds bulbous with rain scraping the earth's azure ceiling, the emerald green leaves and the ruby red flower buds, scruffy underbrush and dangly, viney overbrush, the prowling cats and growling doggies, the galloping steeds, cud-suckin' goats, the panthers and cougars, the apes, the buzzing insect kingdom, the leaping cods and salmons, the squirting whales and porpi, the jellyfish, the bubbling hot springs, the redwood forests to the gulf's clean waters, mane.
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