Instead of digging deep for answers, be in the now.
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Demi Moore is digging deep for her upcoming memoir, Inside Out.
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It's not about them acting or being brave or digging deep.
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A new TV special is digging deep into Cory Monteith's 2013 death.
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We are digging deep now to understand where we had a problem.
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This is, I'm really digging deep into my knowledge now of baseball.
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Yearning to go on an adventure without digging deep into your wallet?
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But Woods, digging deep, then birdied two of his final five holes.
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And actually, a lot of game AI ended up digging deep into that.
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You are digging deep, finally exposing the roots on something sacred, long forgotten.
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I kept rowing, digging deep into the glowing sea, and we are floating.
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That song took about four days and some heavy, raw emotions and digging deep.
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Other athletes, including James Young, began to investigate further, digging deep into the record.
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The answer, it seems, is digging deep to reach a new level of authenticity.
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We followed a scientist in Iceland digging deep for clues — deep into their burrows.
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But I didn't really begin digging deep into this issue until I was a prosecutor.
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I don't know that right now I'm comfortable with any firm decision—I'm digging deep.
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A new podcast is digging deep into the life and tragic death of a movie star.
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The shortage had been exacerbated by private vendors digging deep into the water table, he said.
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Digging deep into the global rankings for both sexes, both top 20 lists highlight certain themes.
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"What this guy's done is digging deep, and I can't say enough about Clayton," Roberts said.
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MADSAKI agreed with me and began making works that involved digging deep into his inner self.
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She conveys an infectious enthusiasm for her craft and profession -- digging deep and reporting the news.
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After long averting their gaze from past horrors, Tunisians are now digging deep into the dirt.
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AMERICAN commentators both religious and secular have been digging deep into the Bible over the past week.
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We're talking founders, technologists and investors digging deep into the challenges facing established and emerging enterprise companies today.
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Elizabeth: Emily, you called it — the senators are definitely digging deep into what Comey did or didn't do.
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But let's hold off on digging deep for a second, because even those box scores are pretty freakin' remarkable.
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He posted a picture on Twitter showing soldiers on the North Korean side digging deep trenches and planting trees.
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They are not about the visual, they are about digging deep into the body and into the earth, maybe.
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The Hill spent months digging deep into decades of data that illustrate the nation's changing demographics, economics, culture and politics.
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Being that driven sometimes makes the line between 'digging deep and finding a way to win' and 'foul play' blurry.
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In a dramatic reconfiguration, Varejão and Buarque decided to move the garage underground, which required digging deep into the hill.
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Unlike E3, the annual GDC trade show is built more around digging deep on the actual practice of making games.
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Digging deep to persevere It's been two years since Garner's long, cold night trapped in the ravine, and he still suffers.
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When you're famous and when you're royal, historians and regular people alike tend to enjoy digging deep into your family history.
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Digging deep on the final straight, Felix powered home in the fastest 400 of 2016 to make her fourth Olympic team.
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Now, the digital dragnet is expanding beyond Xinjiang's residents, ensnaring tourists, traders and other visitors — and digging deep into their smartphones.
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Mueller is digging deep into the idea that Trump's firing of Comey could be obstruction of justice, sources also told Axios.
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"Australians are digging deep to support each other in these tough times, it's truly inspiring," Packer said, according to The Australian.
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His newest single "Don't Need Your Love" defines what makes his lyrics so engaging, digging deep into real emotional weight and feeling.
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So the idea of slicing, burning, scraping and digging deep enough to hit the pipe of the fountain of youth is terrifying.
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Blade Runner is likely the best-known example of digging deep into the field, as well as one of the best-executed.
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"We're going to be digging deep to know who our neighbors are," she told me recently in the bright, cavernous performance space.
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Wall Street analysts are tasked with digging deep into individual companies and emerging with bold directional forecasts that help investors make money.
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Eventually, I found myself engrossed, digging deep into the game's arcane lore to understand, as best I could, what was going on.
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Mueller's team is "digging deep into [every] element of a very complicated story," said Harry Litman, a former deputy assistant attorney general.
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But Daggar-Nickson, who also wrote the script, takes the harder route, digging deep into the wounds rubbed raw by the #MeToo movement.
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"Project Greenlight Digital Studios was created in part to help find exceptional filmmaking talent by digging deep into communities we couldn't access before."
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We'll be analyzing old movies, digging deep into past roles, and exploring everything there is to know about Evans, Hemsworth, Pine and Pratt.
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In the demo that we released, [I've] noticed that on the internet a lot of people are digging deep into [the PSN demo].
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Groups on the left and right are digging deep into the archives for ammunition in the battle over President Obama's Supreme Court nominee.
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Which do you think is more valuable: trying something new, or digging deep into one experience by doing it over and over again?
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We were digging deep here so without the help of the artists, producers, friends and internet strangers you won't be able to do it.
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Sometimes everybody else is wrong, and it's really hard to know when you're at that point, but it bears asking yourself and digging deep.
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Instead of only churning out figures for the latest blockbuster film to hit theaters, NECA has been recently digging deep into the nostalgia archives.
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"I do believe in love still, but I also believe it begins with really digging deep and learning how to love yourself," Dewan said.
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Every I-would-have-died-if-not-for-Obamacare story is someone digging deep into their psyche to talk about their most vulnerable moments.
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Each day, he stands beside the heavy machinery digging deep into the muck and rubble around where his house was swallowed by the earth.
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I have to dig deep, and digging deep wins me matches and then that gives me confidence and that reminds me I'm really good.
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Our reporter joined a scientist, Annette Fayet, who is trying to figure out why their numbers are dwindling — by digging deep into their burrows.
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Obama was willing to spend what remained of his, digging deep in the aftermath of the Newtown horror, but he couldn't corral the votes.
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For obvious reasons, the Republicans have shown little interest in digging deep into the propaganda efforts that may have contributed to a sweeping 2016 victory.
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Women's earning power might still lag men's, but women are digging deep to make sure Hillary Clinton is elected the United States' first female president.
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However, as she had with challenges in the past, Masters is digging deep — and focusing on the accomplishment of making it to another Paralympic Games.
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It works because their software acts more as a transport layer, not digging deep into the applications and data themselves but just moderating their communications.
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Flash—yep, we're digging deep in the nickname archives—celebrated his birthday on Tuesday night with a home game against the 13-27 Dallas Mavericks.
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Though employers are digging deep for workers to fill positions, they're trying to ensure that the candidate can handle the workload before making an offer.
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The director Lisa D'Apolito takes an all-of-the-above approach, to mixed results, an entertaining portrait more comfortable skating the surface than digging deep.
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The new paper covers the results of digging deep into and at the fringes of the site during the summers of 2012, 2013 and 2014.
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But people are going to have to start digging deep and putting themselves on the line, because if you don't it's only going to get worse.
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"It's not just about the picture perfect moment it's really about digging deep into the depths of your being and prioritizing others," she wrote on Instagram.
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"What Comes After" picked up right after with an emotionally charged, suspenseful scene of Rick digging deep and freeing himself just in time to get away.
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They're stories of hitting the Wall and, after digging deep down into some previously untapped well of strength, smashing through on the road to finisher's glory.
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"Arab women are digging deep to hold their families together in the most testing conditions," she told a HeForShe summit in a packed New York City venue.
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Come October 31, instead of digging deep into our style encyclopedias for a punny costume, we're turning the camera on ourselves (and not just for a selfie).
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Carter is entrusted with the very special job of digging deep through Prince's archives, which he famously collected, in part, in a bank vault under Paisley Park.
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The notion of women digging deep and channeling an inner power within is terrifying to a patriarchy with a vested interest in keeping women in their place.
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But we think of only the most pungent of foods as having an effect on our personal aromas: garlic, onions, whiskey—maybe fenugreek, if you're digging deep.
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" But she also recommends venturing on your own: "There's nothing like being in the woods by yourself, trying to figure what that bird is and digging deep.
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" Sterling Bowen, an astrologer for the app Sanctuary, says, "Scorpio season is about digging deep, and this year, we're going to see it dialed up to 100.
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Google is also deploying cables with a technique called "microtrenching"—essentially digging very shallow trenches to lay cables, which is again easier and cheaper than digging deep holes.
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But it is digging deep and, you know, I truly try to provide tips and techniques for how to push back that what can sometimes be paralyzing fear.
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In addition to following the drug money, Tone makes the most of a great yarn, digging deep into the colorful world of quarter-horse racing among other subcultures.
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Billionaires may splurge on multi-million-dollar estates and luxury cars, but that doesn't mean they're digging deep in their wallets for the best and most expensive foods.
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She had epiphanic experiences to Chopin and Bach, while simultaneously digging deep into 90s hits and classic rock greats passed down to her from her older brother and sister.
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Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit tacked the other way on Thursday at the Beacon Theater, in his first of two consecutive nights there: digging deep furrows and hunkering down.
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"The real amazing part was really digging deep into the lives of women," Witherspoon told reporters Saturday during a panel for the show at the Television Critics Association press tour.
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But what makes Vida's handling of these issues special is that it's they're seen from the perspectives of people within those communities, digging deep into matters that impact their world.
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Digging deep into its users' brain data, the new dating app "OSMOSIS" can find a perfect match with 100% accuracy, turning the concept of an absolute soulmate into a reality.
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Digging deep into its users brain data, the new dating app 'OSMOSIS' can find a perfect match with 100% accuracy, turning the concept of an absolute soulmate into a reality.
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Average Joes and Janes are digging deep into the family cookie jars to join jet-setters aboard private aircraft ... as fears of the COVID-19 bug spread far and wide.
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The reboot of this show last year inspired feverish fandoms and online reactions, with sleuths digging deep to ascertain Antoni Porowski's level of cooking skill and Tom Jackson's relationship status.
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Tellingly, Buttigieg's example of a low-dollar donor was "a grad student digging deep" to "chip in 10 bucks," imagining that even his grass-roots supporters were seeking advanced degrees.
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Expect to focus less on becoming the very best that no one ever was and more on digging deep down into your heart to do some hard but necessary soul-searching.
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We let everyone else do their thing and really try to focus on digging deep, making sure our processes are better than ever before, analyzing the data better than ever before.
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In Money Monster, directed by Oscar winner Jodie Foster, Roberts and Clooney's characters help negotiate the intensifying situation while millions watch, digging deep to discover the truth behind a global conspiracy.
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Zach Honig is editor-at-large at ThePointsGuy, with contributions ranging from articles digging deep on loyalty programs and credit cards to delivery flight coverage to drone photography and much more.
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Rather than digging deep into the settings and ideas of Nier: Automata, I put more emphasis on making sure the content turns out to be something meaningful for the FFXIV players.
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In addition, ESA's ExoMars rover, which is expected to start digging deep into the Martian surface in 2021, could help scientists decide which samples should be stored and delivered to Earth.[ESA]
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Nominating conventions are typically a booze-filled, luxury-class experience for their wealthiest supporters, a reward for bothering their friends for money and digging deep to finance an expensive White House bid.
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McNiece and Allen underscore their borderless approach with this week's Noisey Mix, a two-hour exploration of a sound and scene they've found themselves digging deep on recently, the UK jazz scene.
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I'm a fan of her writing, but more than that, a fan of her commitment to digging deep; just try using PR-firm talking points with her—she'll see through the fluff.
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After devoting five days to my own rejuvenation, I whole-heartedly recommend digging deep into your personal happy place to find out what you need to do to release your stress this year.
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And if we're digging deep into the intent behind shopping for lingerie in the first place, dropping over $300 on a lacy number we're planning on getting "messy" in feels like an oxymoron.
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If you want a premium VPN with extensive features, but don't fancy digging deep into your pockets, you have come to the right place, because we have lined up some great value options.
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The unemployment rate is near a 20303-year low, and companies are digging deep into the labor market to find workers — easing education requirements, waiving drug tests and hiring people with criminal records.
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If you want a premium VPN with extensive features, but do not fancy digging deep into your pockets, you have come to the right place, because we have lined up some great value options.
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Others are digging deep and insist that despite the pain of austerity, Sisi remains the only candidate to provide stability after the years of turmoil that followed the 22014 uprising that ousted Hosni Mubarak.
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It costs money to buy, sell, finance, and appraise it, and to insure and maintain it each year, which we logically know but basically just dismiss when we're digging deep for that down payment.
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His face turned pensive, and he spoke for a time about the ancient Hohokam and Tohono O'odham tribes, which traversed this part of the Sonoran Desert for thousands of years without digging deep wells.
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This mirrors national trends, with influential conservatives like the Koch brothers digging deep into their pockets to spread the gospel of reducing prison populations—a way to shrink government and, potentially, provide a bigger workforce.
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While there's been no confirmation either way from Tidal (Jay Z is part owner of the music service) or the rapper himself, the internet is digging deep — and we mean deep — to connect the dots.
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While "Black Power 50" serves a distinct purpose in digging deep into the story you thought you knew, "The Black Panthers: Portraits From an Unfinished Revolution" succeeds by destroying any assumptions you may have had.
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Jensen picked apart Lost methodically, digging deep into everything onscreen, in hopes of figuring the show out, of finding a grand, unifying theory of what was going on that would become the show's ultimate explanation.
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It tends to provide the highlights of a great life, rather than digging deep, and it tends to offer an actor a chance to do a hammy impression, rather than something with more depth and feeling.
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Digging deep into his nostalgic archives, Souza responded to Palin's photo by sharing a snapshot of Obama and his former White House chief of staff, Bill Daley, sitting together beneath Ronald Reagan's official White House portrait.
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The friendly back-and-forth between Mickey and our photog turned into a vicious political rant, with Rourke digging deep into his vocab for every epithet -- including some homophobic ones -- he could hurl at the Prez candidate.
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Tidal is the exclusive streaming home of Prince's discography, and the service is celebrating what would've been the late musical legend's 22002th birthday by digging deep into his catalog and making over a dozen albums newly available.
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This year, we're digging deep into our favorite games with dedicated podcasts, interviewing each other about our personal top 20183 lists, and reflecting on the year with essays from the staff and some of our favorite freelance contributors.
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This year, we're digging deep into our favorite games with dedicated podcasts, interviewing each other about our personal top 24 lists, and reflecting on the year with essays from the staff and some of our favorite freelance contributors.
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This year, we're digging deep into our favorite games with dedicated podcasts, interviewing each other about our personal top 276 lists, and reflecting on the year with essays from the staff and some of our favorite freelance contributors.
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This year, we're digging deep into our favorite games with dedicated podcasts, interviewing each other about our personal top 10 lists, and reflecting on the year with essays from the staff and some of our favorite freelance contributors.
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While digging deep in one of the busiest districts of this bustling city, they uncovered two unexploded bombs dropped during World War II. Both bombs were found in the same construction site within a span of five days.
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This year, we're digging deep into our favorite games with dedicated podcasts, interviewing each other about our personal top 22018 lists, and reflecting on the year with essays from the staff and some of our favorite freelance contributors.
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Rather than wait for the birth and the ensuing announcement, which could be any day now, royal fanatics have been digging deep into the Royal Family's website in hopes of turning up some clues — and some think they did.
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"I am very proud of our performance, I was really digging deep today to get the power over the last 100 meters, but today USA was too strong and I really think they deserve the gold medal," Nilsson said.
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The actor said he had not known at first that Almodovar, a close friend, would be digging deep into his personal life for the plotline of the new movie, which the director has described as part autobiography, part fiction.
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He kind of convinced me with what he was saying, that he was ready to do all the efforts and the hard work that are going with being at the top, with digging deep to be at your best.
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The Tampa Bay Lightning continue to hang in the race for a playoff spot despite digging deep into their farm system and continue their quest with the opener of a short, but important, road trip Monday against the New York Rangers.
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Wall Street's 10 most accurate tech analysts reveal the stocks you should buy now for huge returns within 93 monthsWall Street analysts are tasked with digging deep into individual companies and emerging with bold directional forecasts that help investors make money.
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Rockman, digging deep, reveals complicated networks that are not always seen, and translates statistics into compositions that all at once carry the democratic perspective of a documentary, the drama of a sci-fi thriller, and the grandeur of history painting.
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The most potent threat comes from my former office, the Southern District of New York (SDNY), which already has convicted Michael Cohen and reportedly is digging deep on potential campaign finance violations, the Trump Organization and the Trump inaugural committee.
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Creating stakes that pertain to someone's mind or soul is inestimably harder, because it requires digging deep, creating great characters whose lives you care about so much that even if, say, they lose their job or a lover, you find yourself distraught.
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Though the Vive has gotten a lot of exciting developer attention, Oculus has been digging deep into Facebook war chests to dole out hundreds of millions to content creators who are willing to launch exclusively on the Rift and Gear VR platforms.
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He is at his peak creatively in the Profile series; he coalesces these parts of his past — digging deep into his memory and using a wide array of materials and techniques to capture these moments and collapse these contrasting experiences into singular images.
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"I've been digging deep with my girlfriend and we are having those talks about moving forward in our relationship, and I'm having nights where I can't sleep," said Andrew Cummings, 44, an opera singer in New York who has performed at Carnegie Hall.
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"Once individual team members commit to digging deep on their own role in systemic prejudice, bringing co-workers together across race for meaningful dialogues can further develop empathy and can help move the workforce towards active allyship," researchers of the report write.
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But equally there is no proven direct evidence of collusion by the President from any of the multiple investigations that are swirling around his White House and are now digging deep into his personal and business affairs as well as the 2016 campaign.
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DES MOINES (Reuters) - With Iowa kicking off the 2016 election season in one week, Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton tried to erase doubts about her judgment raised by rival Bernie Sanders on Monday while digging deep into her years of governing experience.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong mall operators and retailers, plagued by a prolonged slump in sales, are now digging deep in to the local market to revive their business that has slowed due to a plunge in the number of visitors from mainland China.
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Medical marijuana has been legal there since 2007, which has allowed the medical research-and-development community to begin digging deep into the DNA of cannabis to look for pharmaceutical products the plant can yield beyond smoking it or infusing it into edible products.
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" Facebook also needs to figure out how to best monetize messaging platforms, like Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp, as well as Facebook and Instagram stories, Mahaney said, which the company is addressing by "digging deep into more R&D spend and sales and marketing spend.
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Either way, the news comes at an inauspicious time for President Donald Trump, who has had to deal with congressional hearings featuring former FBI Director James Comey last week and Attorney General Jeff Sessions today, each digging deep into his campaign's possible collusion with Russia.
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LOS ANGELES — Becoming a streaming colossus is mighty expensive: Disney reported a 21 percent decline in quarterly profit on Thursday, the result of digging deep into its pockets to pay for Disney Plus, a Netflix-style movie and television service that arrives on Tuesday.
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For now, however, it's clear: the President's legal and political position is far more perilous than it was weeks ago and he has reason to be worried about a flurry of investigations that are digging deep into his private, personal, business and political life.
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Citigroup, which has taken hits for returns that have lagged behind its big-bank peers, has been digging deep to jump-start revenue growth and deliver for investors, some of which have been getting antsy for a jolt to the bank's stubborn stock price.
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Destroying infestations is a painstaking process, with the plant growing back despite repeatedly being sprayed with weed killer, and companies like JKWS resorting to methods such as injecting herbicide directly into the individual stems of plants, or digging deep reinforced barriers to prevent the spread of root networks.
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In this adventure-novel-meets-moral-inquiry, a Midwestern single mother at the end of her rope cruises the scenic byways in a rickety R.V. with her two children, dodging raging wildfires, tourist traps, personal demons and epically bad weather, ultimately digging deep to find something close to old-fashioned courage.
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In a press release, Dettmann described his DJ-Kicks contribution as a "lost and found" story in which he drew from "25 years of collecting records, digging deep, revisiting, [and] researching," resulting in a reflective mix that showcases the trajectory of his personal music history while still maintaining dancefloor energy.
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By digging deep into Bernard's consciousness, then balancing that deep dive with quick check-ins with essentially every other storyline in the show (including yet another "a park technician is attacked under mysterious circumstances" cliffhanger that's abandoned midway through the episode), Westworld reaches some sort of platonic ideal of itself.
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Hillary Clinton is the first presidential candidate to have more female donors than male Hillary Clinton is the first presidential candidate to have more female donors than male Women's earning power might still lag men's, but women are digging deep to make sure Hillary Clinton is elected the United States' first female president.
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But you know through the, through looking, really digging deep through every profile and article and interview that she's done, I discovered not only that she had this really interesting contradiction at the heart of her image when she first became a star, but how she's maintained that over the last two decades.
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Sacco's reportage in comic form, reprinted below from Houghton Mifflin Harcourt's forthcoming anthology The Best American Comics 2019 (on sale October 1), offers a stark look at our bond to Big Oil and the consternations it creates, digging deep into the industry that extracts and refines bitumen, extremely heavy crude oil, from the earth.
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Love Is Dead negotiates basic ideas that seem the hardest and most complicated to grasp (communication, belief, trust, compassion) in an intense time when that is more often than not repressed (fake news, image curation, personas, etc.) The album is an expression of authenticity of feelings; a reminder that digging deep down into yourself is rewarding.
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For example, Google should immediately end development of the "Dragonfly" app that will strengthen Communist Party censorship and compromise the privacy of Chinese customers… More journalists are reporting the truth without fear or favor, and digging deep to find where China is interfering in our society, and why – and we hope that more American, and global, news organizations will join in this effort.
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"Project Greenlight Digital Studios was created in part to help find exceptional filmmaking talent by digging deep into communities we couldn't access before," Brittany Turner, vice president of digital video at Adaptive Studios, said in a statement "#Josh" is a perfect example of this, and we are thrilled to be able to share the high quality content that Joshua and Edson created and to expose it to a wider audience.
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