Not all VR horror relies on physically embodying a protagonist.
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A life embodying those truths casts a long, long shadow.
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Embodying any of those characteristics onscreen is no small feat.
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It's something I'm working on embodying within myself: Strength through vulnerability.
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NEWARK "Embodying the Dream," honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Jan.
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The Israeli-born actress is truly embodying her strong superhero character!
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A life lived embodying those truths casts a long, long shadow.
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Even a photograph of a black actor embodying George Washington has impact.
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Nicki Minaj, RuPaul, Beyoncé are some of these celebs already embodying camp.
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For a comedic actress, Melissa McCarthy takes embodying her character's very seriously.
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What he is doing is embodying the way money distorts representative democracy.
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For the most part, for me, pregnancy has been an embodying experience.
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Shoutout to Nancy for embodying the '80s and possessing a piggy bank.
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New York fits seamlessly into the physicality of embodying Spider-Man, too.
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Then, embodying Taipei's sense of youthful ambition, he adds, "Something like McDonald's."
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These are the bands embodying the New Wave of Washingtonian Heavy Metal.
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But he knew he was embodying Mr. Audiard's vision, not his own.
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It's just embodying a character and taking it to a farcical level.
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He viewed the show as embodying the values of a capitalist society.
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A dimwitted, meanspirited spawn embodying the nation's worst flaws, failings and nightmares.
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Bernard chose to remain a private rather than become an officer, embodying this
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Thank you so much for embodying the presence which is never in absence.
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" He further sees Steer as "embodying the persona of the customer he's serving.
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So, the Happy Warrior is a powerful image, embodying America's optimism and determination.
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There are too many groups embodying that trinity, and none should be condoned.
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This makes sense—he's briefly embodying the heavy, reverberating sadness of these songs.
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Yet here I am, embodying Goldman's famous "Screen Trade" dictum, not knowing anything.
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Recently, two of those angels have been embodying the movie's message off-screen.
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Onstage as an adult, embodying men allowed her a "powerful agency," she says.
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They were embodying the worst stereotypes about the business of women's pro basketball.
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Thank you so much for embodying the presence which is never an object.
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MWDs have helped combat extremism abroad, embodying this legacy of service and sacrifice.
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She believes the process of embodying characters profoundly affects the people playing them.
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So I'm tickled to see Ashley embodying her character's traits to keep fans informed.
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So it might be getting a little analytical, but I am embodying the hoverboard.
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Others continue to live in remote or rural areas, embodying that truly western lifestyle.
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It's a situation embodying every parent's — and politician's — worst fears of the Facebook era.
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Rather, they intertwine, crossing the wires to our senses, fully embodying our true selves.
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What would a troupe of major models embodying the seven deadly sins look like?
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The CIA veteran has repeatedly criticized Trump for not embodying the party's typical conservatism.
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Embodying these competencies allows a physician to be classified as quality and cost-effective.
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Still, that was a case of a vibrant young actress embodying emotionally naked youth.
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I also loved being Lil' Pound Cake and embodying her — as terrifying as she is.
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Before embodying Agent Dale Cooper, Kyle MacLachlan plays another Lynch leading man in Blue Velvet.
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The songs expand Jungle's sound, both embodying a bright but hazy mood in different ways.
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The series became an island of mainstream in a sea of niche by embodying contradictions.
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In doing so, we are embodying a more enlightened worldview than ISIS and its sympathizers.
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For me it wasn't about replicating the looks, it was embodying the spirit of Tonya.
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Others see them as aspirational, embodying the poor's entrepreneurial spirit and ambitions for the future.
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The character Brolin is embodying is almost too much for one person to take on.
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Being a good leader means embodying the soul and ethos of the people you lead.
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It felt true to the feelings that I was embodying to keep it that way.
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He seems to see the troops as embodying qualities of power and masculinity he admires.
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Obama's way is to keep cool while insisting on, and embodying, a faith in institutions.
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It is in some ways a microcosm of the country, embodying its extreme socioeconomic contradictions.
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But Tunzi hopes to reinvent this title, not only encouraging representation, but fully embodying it.
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But Mr. de Eguia's overheated performance — often embodying a boorish macho insolence — doesn't help Jordi's case.
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" Adds Cardiello: "When he went on stage, he was already embodying the character through our training.
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Each has their own story that should be told, collectively embodying humanity, not unlike our own.
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Da Legna also succeeds, mostly, at embodying a fully -fledged restaurant, unlike more basic pizza places.
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We always saw Juliet's cap as embodying a certain cool-girl chill — and we still do.
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These tricksters, transformers, shamans, and sorcerers construct a language of concealment and revelation, embodying dualistic forces.
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The subject here, after all, is not hypocrisy but the villainy of embodying New York values.
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"We are the main character even if we're not critically embodying the main character," Unseld said.
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Because it's authentic to who they are and who they were and what they were embodying.
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Imagine Pennywise embodying the concept of our primarily undiscovered understanding of a never-ending outer space.
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It looks like a comic book come to life, while still embodying Telltale's very distinct style.
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The flower is printed on Singaporean banknotes, neatly embodying its twin economic specialties—petals and cash.
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The production itself is a collage of many media, embodying our patchwork understanding of history itself.
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I loved embodying that whole idea… and getting covered in so much blood in the process.
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Inside, I struggled with repeated rejection, so embodying disruption was the easiest way to register complaints.
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Once again, it involved Khloé slapping on her signature short black wig and embodying her momager.
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They're cute, chonky, loving, loungers with rabid appetites — embodying a #mood we can all relate to.
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The handwritten note has a way of embodying the adage that it's the thought that counts.
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" When he started embodying wolf characteristics on the set, "The director goes, 'What are you doing, man?
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BoneWhile the proposal for this emoji lists its potential uses as embodying "dog food" and "death," c'mon.
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We're halfway through the year, and the stars are fully embodying the "new hair, who dis?" mantra.
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She saw his sculpture as transcending source material or object-hood, and embodying an experiential, real presence.
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Ms. Marvel wasn't so much presenting an alternative to the patriarchy as she was embodying its ideals.
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Adopting and embodying one of these narratives — victim or gangster — is part of the formula for success.
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Part of De Niro's acting method at the time involved embodying his character on and off set.
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In LoTR, the Eye is the perfect panopticon metaphor, embodying the quality of the all-seeing watchtower.
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But by embodying killers, we risk making violence more tantalizing, training ourselves in cruelty and normalizing aggression.
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They were pure Big Dick Energy, embodying the spirit of BDE before dicks had even been developed.
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When he mentions rappers by name, it can seem like he's embodying them on every level, i.e.
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Ms. Bridgewater steps into the role fully, embodying Mavis Staples's righteous urgency and Betty Davis's untamed acridity.
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Embodying equality in a love dialogue could be a wake-up call for a lot of persons.
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Embodying the party's opposition to its establishment three years ago, Sanders has become just one among many.
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Embodying ragtag park denizens, Mannes students meticulously captured Ashley's singsong, half-speaking style and his deadpan ruefulness.
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The image of Fred and me has a double love, embodying devotion in both process and image.
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Sandor is called a Hound for embodying the traits of a dog — but not the warm, cuddly kind.
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Wag has become something of a punchline in venture capital circles for embodying some of SoftBank's investment excesses.
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He threatens the fiber and core of American values, embodying exactly the opposite of what makes America great.
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The Texas senator has slammed Trump for embodying "New York values," including during Thursday's Fox Business Network debate.
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The tranquility of the procession was over; she was embodying a new chapter of anxiety and mounting rage.
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Aside from embodying the ultimate IDGAF attitude, the woman knows how to inject her humor into a situation.
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They vamp it up, are vulnerable, angry, Amazonian, sensitive, indecisive and ashamed, embodying a gamut of female tropes.
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They are all bark and bite—not just scoring goals, but embodying what it means to be goals.
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Jones, A Daptone Records artist, leads a revivalist movement embodying the essence of 1960s and 70s funk-soul.
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"I've been confronted with my biases yet I am embodying a 'journalist' identity more than ever," he wrote.
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It takes a passionate commitment to a shared mission and teams embodying core values at the individual level.
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My ecofetishist work with Sacred Sadism is more about embodying an experience with another consenting, sentient human being.
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He exploited the gap between the base and the elites, embodying the dysfunction and disarray that already existed.
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But don't blame Ramsey, the last of a precious generation of Garden regulars, for embodying the die-hard.
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Ms. Hagner and especially Mr. Early carry the weight there, embodying, respectively, entitled insecurity and secure self-importance.
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To win, the Democrats will have to turn Mr. Trump's negative energy against him without embodying it themselves.
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Joanna Lynn-Jacobs, one of three performers embodying Alexandra, proved strikingly Monk-like in her timbre and phrasing.
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I had no idea at the time, but I was embodying one of the biggest entrepreneurial mistakes — hesitation.
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James McAvoy proved himself capable of embodying multiple personalities, but dare we say that 23 is just...too many?
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Not only is he purposefully playing music that sounds happy, but also he's embodying the rollercoaster that is life.
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On Thursday, and in October as a general rule, baseball subverts its sales pitch by embodying it so perfectly.
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"Gilmore Girls" super fans completely took over this place and to my delight, were embodying the Stars Hollow spirit.
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All the while, she professed her love for Wonder Woman, collecting memorabilia embodying everything that the superhero stands for.
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In Tocqueville's view, this was one of the most outstanding features of American democracy (embodying the liberal-republican dichotomy).
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"It masters the laws of attraction, embodying strength by setting itself apart from the crowd," A&F's website reads.
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Some of the ways movement benefits our health is in that very deeply holistic way of practicing embodying empowerment.
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The often anonymous people defending democracy are frequently presented as embodying a kind of ideal that everyday voters admire.
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But Hosmer's gamble paid off, embodying the will and urgency of a team that never cared about the odds.
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To him, the house is a totem of tolerance, embodying the woman who "changed the world" by saying no.
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In his letter, Obama praised Franklin for embodying the "virtues of forgiveness and reconciliation" as an artist and citizen.
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Improved capacity will open the doors for quality investment opportunities and economic development initiatives, pursuits embodying the Chamber's mission.
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In the wrestling ring, that means literally embodying the stereotypes they've had imposed on them — pinups, bitches, vixens, hags.
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In other words: in the context of China, his life appeared to be "exemplary", embodying the strife of many.
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The younger 2002 Maguire was perfectly cast, embodying all the best attributes of the character fans have loved for decades.
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But when you're exhausted, hormonal and fully embodying every moody woman stereotype that ever existed "PMS Blues" is the answer.
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"In the video, Weist transforms from human to centaur, literally embodying the meaning and the message of the word "stallioness.
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As the university says, being Royalty isn't about gender norms — it's about embodying the university's values and showing school pride.
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The film's greatest achievement is not just portraying but embodying the complicated inner lives of the men at its center.
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Ludendorff is a well-chosen counterpoint to Diana, at every moment embodying the traditional old-world patriarchy she struggles against.
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" Cruz criticized Donald Trump this week -- including at Thursday's Fox Business Network Republican presidential debate -- for embodying "New York values.
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What are your thoughts on this, and the relevance of this love-your-work phenomenon and the figures embodying it?
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Now they finally had somebody who could say those things while actually not embodying any telltale signs of the sins.
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In some ways, it is a microcosm of the country, embodying its extreme socioeconomic inequality, soaring corruption and rampant crime.
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The dancer becomes both impersonal, a high priestess embodying larger qualities, and personal, delighting in sharing this with the audience.
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Once you take away the music, you realize you have this whole stage that we are not used to embodying.
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Personally, as a transgender man, I have experienced sexual violence while embodying different genders, perpetrated by people of different genders.
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Sanders is again hoping to resurface this debate and thus position himself as embodying Obama's ideals of diplomacy over war.
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They were embodying Rubio's trademark positivity, always chipper, smiles plastered on—but not a muscle in their bodies seemed relaxed.
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Sham's works tend to be very philosophical, often embodying the Taoist notion of dualism — the balance and interconnectedness of opposites.
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"One thing I learned as a startup CEO, and started embodying in my practice, is to always be recruiting," Hoffman said.
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While this does result in some refrigerator magnet poetry, his knack for embodying strange characters makes him an incredibly potent lyricist.
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"In these last hours embodying our characters, I want to reflect on a great love I have for you," he begins.
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Mr. Fiennes is embodying a different form of inexorability, though his character has a few things in common with Ma Rainey.
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Some of the races command 683,268 souls or more, all embodying grit and determination, whether they are first-timers or pros.
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DiCaprio shared a first look at their characters last month, with both actors perfectly embodying the suave look of the '60s.
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A and Rhiannon first meet when the soul is embodying the teen's less-than-stellar high school boyfriend, Justin (Justice Smith).
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It was hard for me to look at that tiny screen and actually feel like I was embodying a Pokémon trainer.
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In a hasty drive through Jewish history he nominates Moses Maimonides and Moses Mendelssohn as embodying this outward-looking nontribal Judaism.
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Sherman is known for reimagining female tropes by embodying them with all manner of hair and makeup and photographing the results.
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Two front-runners are locked in a tight race to succeed him, embodying starkly different strains within a deeply divided party.
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The ocher walls at Santo Palato are hung with loud, Futurist-style posters embodying the stylized Cubism of 1920s Italian art.
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I don't like the idea of being an impersonator or really doing traditional acting onstage, but I don't mind embodying something.
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But I was pleasantly surprised; Tesla ends up being decidedly experimental in its approach, embodying the unconventional spirit of its subject.
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Embodying this "consumer welfare" regime, Amazon has largely avoided government scrutiny by devoting its business strategy and rhetoric to reducing prices.
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Translated to gameplay, the level of violence here is as uncomfortable, if not more so, now that you're embodying a teenager.
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The pressure was on: Playing a real person is one thing — but embodying one of the most visible players in broadcast?
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Within this tradition, she identified two main tenets for On Behalf of Nature: telling the truth, and embodying forms of nature.
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Hugh Grant goes all in on Paddington 2, embodying the evil, self-centered, washed-up actor named Phoenix Buchanan with complete abandon.
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"One thing I learned as a start-up CEO, and started embodying in my practice, is to always be recruiting," Hoffman said.
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A character walks onstage, as present as everyone else, and yet he's embodying what's going on in the mind of another character.
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Japanese pop music may conjure up images of squeaky clean, auto-tuned groups embodying the kawaii ideal–cute, youthful and incongruously sexy.
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The Godzilla rhythm, augmented with some light drums, almost combats with the lyrically complex Monch, embodying an extreme version of rap tropes.
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Human financial advisors are embodying John Henry the steel-driving man as they fight against the steam-powered hammer of robo-advisors.
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Brenda's entire life has been about embodying her identity, so I was able to call on that experience to inform this character.
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He has spent his entire adult life embodying the ideals of unfettered plutocracy, enriching himself without any concern for the public good.
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Embodying the Spurs' unsteady state has been Tim Duncan, the longtime franchise cornerstone, who has suddenly been recast as a feeble figure.
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For the Getty Images team, photography is the purest form of communication –– embodying the company's core values of trust, transparency, and openness.
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What do you think about where your party is headed, and the set of priorities that the party is embodying right now?
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But it's Ms. Davi — whose Julia is sensual yet sensible, feminine yet flinty, embodying poise and intelligence — who generates the star power.
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Think about it: You're embodying an entirely different person, often for long periods of time, so we're sure identity crises are prevalent.
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In slow, methodical steps, the two performers enacted a Butoh-like choreography; their bodies and attire embodying the aurality of the space.
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There's a fundamental joy that lies at the heart of the Pokémon games, embodying the spirit of discovery, adventure, and personal improvement.
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Daisy Ridley keeps it real when it comes to her skin struggles — truly embodying the "celebrities, they're actually just like us" ethos.
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There are snake mirrors, phoenix lamps, magic wand pillows, Elder Wand bedding, velvet robes, and cozy throws — all embodying old-school glamour.
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"I remember my father's wonderful, detached narrator's voice and my mother embodying each of the characters in a spooky way," he recalled.
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By embodying the things we think will hurt us, somehow we feel safer: a creepy costume, a scary statue, intentionally dreadful décor.
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If DeRozan wasn't Toronto before, he became it at that moment, embodying the growing rabidity of the city's appetite for the sport.
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No doubt Fisher's biggest role, and what she'll be remembered for, is embodying the hope and fire of Star Wars' Princess Leia.
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Hopwood, Simmons, Poulos, Guzman and Kilroy are all licensed attorneys embodying the history of thousands of men and women standing for count.
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Instead of embodying a single character, Kentucky Route Zero casts you as a sort of co-author to the game's own writers.
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Together, the collagraphy and the stitching function as Amos's way of drawing, with each process embodying a different sense of time's passing.
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But the three acts of "The Book of Nora" ended up embodying the spirit of this show in moving and remarkable ways.
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By imagining herself as a cartoon villain, a figure of evil and chaos, she counteracts the demonization of women by embodying it.
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It helps, of course, that the women tasked with embodying Eve and Villanelle are actors working at the top of their game.
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After embodying David Koresh for 10 months on Waco, Taylor Kitsch needed to decompress and get away — which is exactly what he did.
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However we approach them, these hulking, tough, fragile, partially destroyed, persistently regenerative works go a long way toward embodying this troubled, electrified moment.
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"So all these actresses came kind of embodying what I would consider a sort of stereotype of a young, queer woman," Wilde said.
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After the ship docked, Ghebreyesus thanked Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen for embodying the "international solidarity" that the WHO has been calling for.
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He was interested in embodying this very horrible position that people were taking and then it really existed as a moment in time.
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Tammé (Kia Stevens), who has to continue embodying the racist character of Welfare Queen, sells dolls of her character during a commercial break.
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The performers, especially Peabody Southwell as the murderess Sarah Osborne, are strong in embodying the gray areas of morality around this visceral punishment.
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The thumbnail images on the book's cover evoke the displays of the A. More Store, while also embodying Colab's celebration of the multiple.
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Embodying the emotions of the viewer is at the heart of Dear Angelica, Oculus Story Studio's latest short film premiering today at Sundance.
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She is very good at whispering in your ear; she's good at embodying the itchiness of sitting in bed while suffering a crush.
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It is not a debut in my mind but a work that brings me closer toward embodying my dreams rather than my fears.
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By embodying the counterculture, the exhibition asks us to examine its impact on the present, to consider what has changed and what hasn't.
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Frederick Ashton's "Symphonic Variations" (1946), which returns to Ballet Theater repertory after 10 years, is yet more profound, embodying multiple facets of philosophy.
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Supporters hailed the statue as embodying Russia's core identity as a robust state built around Christian values and under a resolute father figure.
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The face of the White House press operation has already undergone several iterations, with each embodying the administration in their own special way.
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Here is a collection of women who have managed to make television on their own terms, embodying proof that it can be done.
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After all, the taxicab was an indelible icon of New York then, embodying both the sizzling energy and stark loneliness of the city.
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On a bare stage, in casual clothes, he brought the Gospel to life, embodying multiple characters, including Mark himself, Pontius Pilate and Jesus.
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Busy with the strain of embodying a casually naked persona, my subconscious swatted away the petty anxieties that otherwise crowded my overactive mind.
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Simone's song is narrated by four women, each embodying an archetype of Black women from slavery to 1966, the year the song came out.
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Bros who, by the end of one rough-and-tumble round, end up having sex with each other, each one still embodying these characters.
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This is a record desperate for human connection, embodying the beauty of Bruce's music and how it works so well to bring us together.
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Though they risk becoming Hooks themselves and embodying what is stereotyped as black masculinity, or inheriting their father's sins, they can't stay boys forever.
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Instead, the character was "adapted" specifically to fit Swinton, thus embodying another example of Hollywood limiting the number of leading roles for nonwhite actors.
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Mr Sudeikis masterfully handles the transformation, turning his charm inward and embodying a sexual entitlement that becomes the driving force of the film's plot.
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His music skillfully mimics Arrival's dilemma, constantly oscillating between fear and curiosity, violence and trust—often embodying two opposing emotions at the same time.
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Nonetheless, it gives her another opening to hammer her message of anti-corruption, especially with the current administration embodying much of what she opposes.
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Grace may be the unreliable narrator par excellence but Ms Gadon's nuanced performance brims with precision even while embodying the mercurial nature of truth.
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It's a record wholly embodying Los Angeles, capturing the anguish of the city's drug abuse and injustice, turning it into a distorted, heavy chaos.
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The president has a history of flattering autocratic leaders whom he sees as embodying unilateral strength — including Kim and, most notoriously, Russia's Vladimir Putin.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - It's hard to imagine a company embodying as many of the challenges and opportunities of 21st century capitalism as Siemens.
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I guarantee she never guessed that she would ever in her life be embodying the wants and desires of the blonde-haired nap-taker.
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Despite his youthfulness, he knew a lot about embracing courage and embodying perseverance, because he experienced a life filled with intense and persistent challenges.
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They're very similar games, only instead of embodying the cigar-chomping, misogynistic American Duke, in Shadow Warriors players embody a ninja names Lo Wang.
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The app allows you to step into the director's chair of a Pixar-esque film, embodying characters, moving around props and firing off lines.
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Alexa's popping up everywhere these days, as Amazon makes a wild land grab before Google and Apple start embodying their own competitive voice assistants.
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People in tech love to see their work as embodying the "hacker ethos": a desire to break systems down in order to change them.
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The editorial board speaks of a presidential hopeful embodying unity, possessing deep knowledge of issues and showing dignity and good judgement, among other attributes.
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And this week's letter to University of Chicago freshmen draws from that and specifically cites the report as embodying the university's point of view.
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Embodying that former champion, Mr. Wilson recounts the boxer's teenage years, his womanizing, his marriages, his major bouts, his retirement and his eventual comeback.
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The latter experience embodying Tevye's second daughter, about to embark for Siberia to join her radical lover, prompted a "but what happened next?" sequel.
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Each of our last two presidents spoke to some furtive aspiration among the electorate, embodying a general style voters were eager to identify with.
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Until hearing viewers see deaf actors playing them, they may not realize entirely the hard work of embodying an entire different kind of life.
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" He continued: "That was the idea for a long time: to be the anti-Trump, to be the exact opposite, but by embodying him.
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"Traditional medicine is a treasure of Chinese civilization embodying the wisdom of the nation and its people," Xi said at the meeting in Beijing.
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Embodying pan-Africanism, she befriended, counseled or lobbied the first presidents or prime ministers of Algeria, both Congos, Ivory Coast, Mali, Guinea and Ghana.
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A waiter, perfectly embodying the good-humored coarseness of the place, warns with a wink that it tastes like getting intimate with a mermaid.
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" She said the group wanted to look "determined" and "strong" in the photographs, "embodying the strength of the people who lived on those grounds.
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And so I think the fact that people in the ball world were embodying identification that wasn't so simple was really transformative and beautiful.
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Instead of embodying the traditional left-right polarity, the two leading candidates of this election embody a polarity between populism and liberalism, broadly understood.
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We are reinforced to think of ourselves as embodying the right values, as living in ways that are at least justified, if not superior.
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"Buttigieg shifts to the center, embodying the Democratic primary's rightward drift," by Chelsea Janes The changing Democratic debate as seen through one phenom candidate.
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"The way you counter that is not by embodying the tactics of those people that you don't want to see in office," he said.
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Female characters have their own Hormone Monstress, who is voiced by Maya Rudolph, embodying the exact combination of sultry, quirky, and tempestuous you'd expect.
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Embodying a fictionalized version of an iconic man allows for a certain "flamboyance," he said—the kind that usually plays well at the Delacorte.
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Even Sean Young's Rachael makes a cameo as a plot device for Deckard, embodying the final archetype—the martyred Madonna—of this Ultimate Sexist Megazord.
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"Jane Cum" is maybe the most pertinent case, its vocal take embodying the kind of controlled melodrama that Kate Bush nailed on "Hounds of Love".
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And then there's the fact that Cate Blanchett long ago mastered the art of embodying otherworldly beauty and horror in The Lord of the Rings.
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Bening is fast becoming the premiere "wait, she hasn't won an Oscar yet?!" actor, and she's uncanny embodying Grahame's fragile yet formidable movie star aura.
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In the comics, embodying Phoenix is both a blessing and burden for Grey, who continually dies and is reborn and floats between good and evil.
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One in particular, Koyle's "Republican elephant" dream, predicted an elephant, embodying the Republican Party, stumble to its knees during an election and never rise again.
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Politically-speaking, the best way to effect change is to find organizations embodying your animal protection values — and then support the hell out of them.
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According to Collider, Marsden's scenes as Reynolds were cut from the film, which features actors embodying several Hollywood icons, including Margot Robbie as Sharon Tate.
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In an interview with a Massachusetts radio station, Cruz slammed Trump for embodying "New York values," a dig at the businessman's past allegiance with Democrats.
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The septet's success is breaking not only records but stereotypes and boundaries, as well as finding success worldwide without embodying the Anglo-pop star ideal.
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Four years later in London, he did compete in the Olympics, embodying a development that had its origins 100 years earlier, in World War I.
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And as a company, before they start meetings, Kahlow and her team acknowledges a member of the group for embodying the values of the company.
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He has since kept vigil there 26 times, embodying the kind of tenacity that turned Thunberg into the global face of a youth protest movement.
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On my side, there is my own guilt, my fear of being perceived as racist or somehow embodying an oppression I am often blind to.
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Yet here you are for the third time on the cover of Sports Illustrated looking perhaps a bit older but still embodying impossible beauty ideals.
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Elaine scrambles every available gender signal, embodying and demolishing clichés in ways that will set off interesting, potentially awkward discussions once the movie is over.
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As this painfully small child stands before the attentive, visibly moved men, his tiny, malnourished frame — embodying such unspeakable loss — seems to fill the ward.
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School textbooks have been amended to include glowing references to regional leaders seen as embodying Hindu resistance to the Muslim domination of the Mughal emperors.
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In sneak peeks for the show the actress' resemblance to the designer is uncanny, but completely embodying Donatella was harder than just donning a platinum wig.
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Rami Malek, who's drawn acclaim for embodying Freddie Mercury, teeth and all, walked away with the Golden Globe for Best Actor in a Motion Picture Drama.
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And while the conservative narrative frequently speaks to "pulling oneself by the bootstraps," Ocasio-Cortez and her family have received no praise for embodying that narrative.
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All this is to say, Emilia Clarke dying her hair and fully embodying Daenerys means something — we'll just have to wait until 2019 to find out.
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So you don't see me as a slutty power lesbian on the red carpet a lot, because I'm embodying the Dior woman, which is an honor.
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West made a tremendous impact on comics and pop culture, embodying a character who's so ubiquitous, he's arguably the most important superhero of the modern era.
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Embodying the beauty of her day, de Saint Phalle exhibits a style of dressing that's both iconic and personal, and current in its proportions and whimsy.
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Andi's account, like others of the same genre, is littered with images of women with cheeks glistening with highlighter, gripping flowers and embodying a "carefree" vibe.
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Their characters have to fall hard for each other, like teenagers, while simultaneously embodying the knowing familiarity that comes with sleeping next to someone for decades.
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Donald Trump's tendency to ignore the carefully manicured distinctions other Republicans have made, between encouraging paranoia and embodying it, leaves no quarter for reality in policymaking.
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And in 2009, she attended in a memorable Dolce & Gabbana strong-shouldered suit with cropped pant and bowtie at "The Model As Muse: Embodying Fashion" gala.
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Some of our own research has identified particular behaviors that make people see a potential leader as embodying the charisma that we like in our leaders.
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Gillian Jacobs might be known best for embodying complicated, polarizing characters, from the overall-wearing Mickey in Netflix's Love to the self-righteous Britta in Community.
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Megan has also allowed herself to play with her stage personae, embodying The Stallion, Tina Snow, Tina Montana, or Hot Girl Meg depending on her mood.
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She chose to have and then underwent a double mastectomy and a hysterectomy, embodying, quite literally, female strength, autonomy, and empowerment in one's 30s and 40s.
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In the newly announced Shadow of the Tomb Raider, she's reached her "defining moment," finally embodying the badass apex predator we knew in the older games.
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Not only will this bag make your busy day hands-free, but you'll be embodying the style, and hopefully thus, the attitude of two female greats.
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Considering the music was so intentionally stripped back, though, Crash was a wordy bastard, embodying and bastardizing every cultural influence from David Bowie to Charles Manson.
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In between these two poles come images, explicit or otherwise, embodying violence, acquisitiveness, wealth accumulation and an American faith, still very much alive, in Manifest Destiny.
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She slinks around the stage, occasionally wafted aloft, lit in lurid green light and holding a beckoning bottle, embodying the almost sexual temptation of the liquor.
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Join the Corita Art Center, in partnership with Second Home and KCRW, for an inspiring and rebellious evening embodying Corita's ethos of hope, love, and justice.
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"Girl power icons presented in the media seemingly have their cake and eat it, too, for they enact without embodying the new female strength," Hains writes.
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One east-side project, though, stands out as embodying Portland's knack for keeping things weird, even as it gentrifies: the building known as Fair-Haired Dumbbell.
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Much of this season is about Annie really embracing and embodying herself for the first time but struggling with some moments of insecurity along the way.
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Having this fear of death, in art and embodying it in acting, was an interesting concept that made me respect [Brad] even more as an actor.
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That looks like the tabletop games of Shadowrun and Cyberpunk, both of which ask players to work through embodying vulnerable, augmented characters in a bleak world.
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Trapped in a great game being played well beyond them, both men, each in his own way, end up embodying what George Orwell called common decency.
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That is positive elitism — embodying the pursuit of excellence rather than money or credentials — for which no one need apologize and to which anyone can aspire.
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Although it was never built, Turing believed that "the computer would offer unlimited scope for practical progress toward embodying intelligence in an artificial form," Hodges wrote.
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Being an Iranian-American — honoring, representing and embodying two cultures that often feel at odds with one another — has always been a tightrope walk for me.
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The experiment successfully produced "scutoid configurations in a dry foam sandwich" (with a computer simulation to match, embodying only the surface tension forces in a foam).
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Despite his involvement in the Bible, he did not regard it or the tradition built on it as embodying divine prescriptions, and he resisted institutional religion.
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As the other dancers performed solos — embodying the sound of the piano, the bass and the drums — their musical visualizations, however unrestrained, hit overly simplistic notes.
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They see the former prosecutor-turned-California attorney general as embodying the qualities a Democratic presidential candidate would need to win the White House in 2202.
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In this stylish evening-length production, the performers dig deep to locate their inner goddesses and demons while embodying the oppositional forces of chaos and harmony.
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As someone who's just entered her Saturn return and is fresh out of a long-term relationship, the challenge of embodying these contradictions is especially relatable.
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He grew up poor and learned English by giving free tours to foreign tourists, embodying a rags-to-riches tale that mirrors the country's economic rise.
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The 550-meter-long work, Triumphs and Laments, will encompass 80 figures along Rome's Tiber River, embodying various, well, triumphs and laments from the Italian capital's history.
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It's extremely fitting, then, that his medium of choice is the book, embodying the long held belief that books allow for a more intimate, personal, tactile experience.
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But the hope she brings seems destined to be derailed by the sinister Valentine (Michael Esper, embodying Mr. Bowie's cabaret side), a knife-wielding man in black.
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The first is a Hitchcockian film within a film: Kate Plays Christine treads the meta waters of what it means to be an actress embodying a character.
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Even more than embodying him, it's satisfying on its own to witness a person like him existing in a world (and in a game) like this one.
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After he turned 80, Johns completed two bodies of work, Regrets and the recent monotypes, based on images embodying a vulnerable male who has hidden his face.
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She's back in contention this year for embodying Queen Elizabeth I opposite Saoirse Ronan as Mary Stuart in the drama, from House of Cards writer Beau Willimon.
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From Hocus Pocus to Pan's Labyrinth and Hellboy, Doug Jones has had a prolific career in Hollywood, embodying many of the most memorable characters in film history.
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On Tuesday, Cruz knocked Trump for embodying "New York values" as the two GOP hopefuls battle for supremacy in Iowa, site of the nation's first nominating contest.
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Their words are a shield for all marginalized and fucked over people embodying the city's refusal to be stomped out, hitting back at aggressors just as hard.
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In his acceptance speech, Conner thanks himself, and then himself again, accurately embodying the truly narcissistic and egotistical pop stars that we all know and still love.
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The Russian women are of the sexy variety, embodying a woodland nymph type of look as they pose sensually with what appears to be a domesticated bear.
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As Abbas, Ebouaney anchors this delicate balancing act between optimism and dread, embodying vulnerability while trying to remain hopeful and authoritative in front of Asma and Yacine.
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The Art Ensemble was a linchpin of the jazz avant-garde in the 1960s and '70s, embodying a radical politics of performance and confrontation and imaginative inquiry.
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The music venue or club space is also a venue of intense identity performance, and VR could allow more agency for embodying different liquid personas and roles.
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The two search engines will exponentially magnify the global reach of both Galileo and Leonardo, embodying one of Mr. Galluzzi's driving aims: to widen access to knowledge.
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THEATER The actor Billy Crudup can go back to being just one person rather than embodying the multiple characters in this solo by David Cale, closing Dec.
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The three other performers each portray a character (Petra's daughter, Petra's friend, Petra's mother), but also take turns as the abused, passive Marlene, sometimes embodying her collectively.
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If its Hindu nationalist conception prevails over one of inclusion, my hometown and my country as places embodying accommodation and coexistence might only live in our memories.
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The monarchy no longer had significant political authority but instead would claim a moral kind of authority as the nation's model family embodying Christian morality and faithfulness.
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A group of college friends, each embodying a long-defined horror film trope, hit the road for the requisite drunken weekend away in a remote forest cabin.
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But with the British actress Billie Piper embodying Stone's reinvention of Lorca's heroine, watching "Yerma" was like looking at a nuclear bomb go off in slow motion.
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While the trend is waning as the next decade begins, watercolor cakes are rising in popularity, embodying the same carefree and laid-back style without any fussiness.
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These official postures are perplexing, because these students are embodying exactly the sort of citizenship a university is meant to help shape: active, committed, informed, clear-eyed.
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Mica Levi's score echoes with the vibrations and sounds of a circulatory system, as the film simulates the experience of embodying flesh that is not your own.
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At these salons, he eventually became a piece of performance art himself, wearing ever-thicker layers of pancake makeup as he aged, embodying the concept of camp.
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I resist erasure by redefining, by embodying, by existing artistically in spaces that are amazing and problematic when it comes to the image of the black woman.
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Embodying a literal eye to the past, "Liminal View" offers a vantage point for visitors to contemplate an inherited past from the station point of the present.
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Fun Fact: Anthony Hopkins says he drew from three sources when embodying Dr. Hannibal Lecter: Katharine Hepburn, Truman Capote and HAL the computer from 217: A Space Odyssey.
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Embodying the years spent honing her technique and expertise, Hillary Clinton is the real strongman on stage - something that may reassure us and unsettle us in equal measure.
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But, here's the thing: I love the idea of embodying the culinary essence of Ina Garten — in the same way I love the idea of getting a dog.
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Despite being born 10 years after the Michael Keaton comedy was released, Jackson had every last detail down when it came to embodying the gloomy, monochromatic teen photographer.
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He has the ability to think ahead and to seize opportunities; determination bordering on ruthlessness; and a gift for embodying a hopeful optimism that has long eluded France.
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Beyond embodying the hippies' idealism and radical social vision, Jesus healed the broken dreams and wrecked lives that many hippies felt were the Summer of Love's unexpected consequence.
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"Lyft's core values are 'be yourself' and 'uplift others' — that's exactly what Jill was embodying when she took the initiative to write this post," a Lyft spokesperson said.
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Don't freak out, but there's a new series in the works at Netflix that is embodying two of the most exciting and terrifying things: futuristic technology and dating.
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The third gallery contains more artifacts depicting or embodying the consequences of imperial ambition, such as a massive, histrionic painting of Britannia about to slay a Bengal tiger.
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Hackathons show "the fault lines of an emerging production system" by embodying a set of "quasi-Orwellian" ideas that are prevalent in the current economic climate, she writes.
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Bridget Jones is special because she speaks to the insecure girl in us instead of embodying the perfect Hollywood babe we're so used to seeing in rom-coms.
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"Traditional medicine is a treasure of Chinese civilization embodying the wisdom of the nation and its people," Xi told a national conference on TCM in October last year.
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Witches were shape-shifters, embodying the murky and limitless depths of human dread: darkness, death, sexual perversion, sickness, scarcity, deviant lines of power away from government and church.
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Ideas are the seed of change, but you take them a step further by embodying the unthinkable, challenging others to do more with the resources that they possess.
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The word "humble" travels so often now as a verb that embodying its gentler spirit, the adjective, can be an invitation to online trolling, professional invisibility or worse.
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The Fleabag fans in your life would undoubtedly love to hit the streets in this outfit and feel like they are embodying the spirit of Phoebe Waller-Bridge.
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And the Chinese military media has described the aircraft carrier as embodying Mr. Xi's plans for a stronger navy, capable of projecting force far beyond China's territorial waters.
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When Waldo runs for political office on a lark, the lines between satire and sincerity fade, and he becomes a dangerous demagogue embodying the ugliness of the masses.
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Dozens of dancers of multiple skin tones and genders joined her, matching her moves in exultant line dances and embodying her message of empowerment as a shared celebration.
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When we gather in a circle to share our experiences, we are embodying the energy of creation as our ancestors coming together and circling around fire formed civilization.
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Wiley's portrait of the 20183th president depicts him seated against a lush backdrop of foliage, embodying the nobility and gravitas for which the New York-based painter is known.
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The former *NSYNC member is taking on the role of host — and is really embodying The Bachelor's Chris Harrison, from the looks of the first trailer for the show.
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Embodying this beaked merchant of mayhem can feel like a satisfying role reversal for any human who has ever encountered an angry goose honking at them in a park.
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Complementing a representative selection of major photographic self-portraits, Morimura's first full-length video piece, Egó Sympósion, features the artist embodying twelve master artists known for their self-portraits.
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We can't wait to see Fisher doing what she does best: embodying a powerful, spirited, and lovable character, all the qualities we love about Fisher in the first place.
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The 032c fanbase is growing as much offline as it is online, embodying the free spirit of a brand that took its name from a Pantone shade of red.
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" Raqqa province has "symbolic value," the essay said, because "it was the first province the Syria regime lost in the opposition in early 2013 -- embodying Damascus' lack of control.
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Then, when those skaters eventually take the ice, they spend two or four minutes, depending on whether they're performing a short program or a long one, embodying different characters.
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Caroll Spinney, the puppeteer and voice actor behind Sesame Street greats Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch, will retire from the show after 50 years of embodying these characters.
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Giving the final rose is the biggest moment in any Bachelorette's career, and now Rachel is signaling just how seriously she takes this responsibility by embodying the rose herself.
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" Embodying the classic stubbornness Taurus, Jasmine is also a fire sign Sagittarius who can come off like a know-it-all with lines like, "I have something to say.
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In embodying a narrow communitarian understanding of whom the President has political obligations towards, Trump believes he is offering a way back to America's true past identity and glory.
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Throughout, Ms. Lopez holds the screen in a star performance that has less to do with acting than with embodying a forceful, streetwise woman who stands up for herself.
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That women — embodying 19th-century mores while speaking in a 21st-century vernacular — are portraying men here weaves this point of view into the very fabric of the performance.
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"Is this the person that you want embodying the nation on the world stage and guiding you through the most difficult choice that Britain has faced for 50 years?"
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No matter where they are in their careers, however, he encourages them to lead with conviction — in other words, embodying their values in how they work, play, and live.
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By embodying that youthful spirit of first love—whether it's a love of art or literature or music—her character allows non–architecture nerds to be able to relate.
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Schreck's inner teen is full of passion and confidence, speaking from a place of earnest faith in her country and its foundation, while also embodying optimism for the future.
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It's almost ironic that Oracular Spectacular was released in such close proximity to the iPhone, because its success came in part from embodying a caricatured sense of the future.
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As she demonstrates in her episode of the Netflix showcase series "The Characters," she is capable of both embodying and piercing the sometimes pretentious worlds of art and culture.
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It's a remarkable film in almost every respect, but its greatest achievement might be not just portraying but embodying the complicated inner lives of the men at its center.
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But there's a total lack of fucks to give on Harry Styles, which finds the singer embodying the punk spirit by doing whatever he wants, in defiance of expectations.
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Ultimately, Delly fights for every ball — embodying the "one percenter" philosophy that is a sacrosanct part of Australian rules football, where small actions on the field can yield great results.
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First appearing in the late 230s, these hokey sculptures were sold as three-dimensional greeting cards, each embodying a different emotion, phrase, or sentiment, from the saccharine to the irreverent.
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He was praised online by U.S. Representative Tulsi Gabbard, a Democrat from Hawaii, and others for embodying the spirit of "aloha," a Hawaiian word used to express warmth and sincerity.
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Jenner was "reminiscent of an angelic cloud sought to signify Roman Catholicism in renaissance art – embodying purity and delicacy of a modern angel," according the release sent by the brand.
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In the aftermath of World War II and beyond, the faith community in the United States has helped resettle and integrate millions of refugees, embodying the biblical call to welcome.
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In the end, these vibrant portraits represent their subjects not simply as culturally expressive, but also as embodying the potential of a refreshed and relevant cultural world unencumbered by racism.
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Some saw the issue as embodying a wider dilemma in the Democratic Party this year: balancing a general shift toward more progressive ideals with a desire to take back Congress.
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Not once, until this case, has a Court of Appeals held that software interfaces are protected by copyright separate and apart from the code embodying the implementation of those interfaces.
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And this year, no single beauty giftable remotely came close to embodying this on the level of Nars' Inferno Eyeshadow Palette, part of the iconic makeup brand's Studio 54 collection.
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These two projects, and everything in between, reveal how Reznor & Ross have adeptly defined the cinematic sound of the 2010s, embodying the paranoia, confusion, fear, and melancholy of the era.
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" A new monograph (from Gibbs Smith) by Adele Cygelman about a co-designer of the building's original interiors, Arthur Elrod, describes the kitchen and other rooms as embodying "Afrocentric Modernism.
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I didn't care about being sir-ed at the supermarket checkout as much as I did about embodying and enjoying my gender, from potentially receding hairline to increasingly hairy toes.
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Rather than two separate collections for men and women, the whole offering is a one-for-all, embodying the label's overarching ethos of "clothing free from restraints on gender and age".
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But instead of embodying the best of America, Trump struts on the world stage fomenting the image of a country that is cruel, selfish; his policies prompting mostly fear and contempt.
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And when that movie bests even Marvel at featuring people who deserve a shot at embodying whatever it means to be an American hero today, it might just deserve a chance.
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The whole duet had a lovely softness — even its folk flourishes were diffused in an Impressionist mist — yet Ms. Peck intermittently seemed to be indicating the role rather than embodying it.
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But perhaps more fitting would be a selection process based on the Miss Universe model, or perhaps "The Apprentice", where basses vie for the privilege of embodying him on the stage.
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The model was "reminiscent of an angelic cloud sought to signify Roman Catholicism in renaissance art – embodying purity and delicacy of a modern angel," according the release sent by the brand.
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"When someone has a good point and puts you in a corner, obviously it's a conspiracy," Mike from Florida says, embodying the energy I want to bring to 2019 and beyond.
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He presented alternatives to hypermasculinity, embodying men who enjoy being submissive to women, who are are open to sexual lessons and advances from women, and who are vulnerable without negative connotation.
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I didn't know anything about the character I was embodying or why I was there, but the prompt to get out of the house seemed like a solid course of action.
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With the Simón Bolívar orchestra, Mr. Dudamel is trying to have it both ways: to present the ensemble as embodying El Sistema, while cultivating its pedigree as a major touring organization.
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Thankfully, we've got Ariana Grande, a sexually self-possessed mega-diva who is the peer of her fans at the same time as embodying a fantasy that is all her own.
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Neil Patrick Harris takes on Count Olaf, fully embodying the character's evil, murderous nature while also being just campy enough to land the dark jokes and play up Olaf's many disguises.
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In Manchester though, they're embodying the sweaty, jaw-swinging days of the Haçienda and pushing them into the future, getting young adults out of the beds and back into the club.
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Yet "boulders," with its outpouring of highly technical movement, sometimes loses its grasp on a larger sense of purpose, detached from the essence of the landscape it seems intent on embodying.
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He's embodying a child who's smart enough to know that an old man who breaks into your house every year is no friend, but it's not enough to leave it there.
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Where others saw a broken neighborhood and city, they built a sprawling, homey space that erased ethnic, class, racial and religious boundaries, fully embracing and embodying the promise of New York.
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Embodying a video game character who suffers from depression might leave a deeper impression of the challenges of the illness than simply watching a film about the same character, for example.
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A desire to reclaim this psychic masculinity is why Mr. Trump fetishizes a specific (and specifically white) kind of rough-hewed American maleness while embodying an envy-inducing lack of obligation.
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A recent J.D. Power survey of customers' brand perceptions placed Morgan Stanley at one extreme, embodying the meaning of "full-service" wealth management, while E-Trade was at the opposite end.
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But it is these individual regimes — fought for tooth-and-nail over the years by the different working groups, and jealously guarded as embodying rights, not privileges — that are at issue.
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He must also overcome Brazilians' disillusionment with the political class, which many see him embodying, after a sweeping corruption scandal at the state oil company Petrobras that has ensnared his party.
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It was at this point that I began conversations with my former colleagues about the desirability of supporters of the law putting forward a carefully drawn bill embodying these two amendments.
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Stalin annexed thousands of filmmakers, novelists, painters, dancers, musicians and architects to his project of embodying a more just and equal world, and sent those who wouldn't help to the gulag.
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She's embodying the princess fantasy that captivates so many Americans, and she's doing it while expanding that fantasy and making it accessible to people to whom it was never accessible before.
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The model was "reminiscent of an angelic cloud sought to signify Roman Catholicism in renaissance art – embodying purity and delicacy of a modern angel," according to the release sent by the brand.
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"The Jeremy Bentham, with his clothes, his wax head, and his skeleton inside, is utterly unique — a secular reliquary embodying the utilitarian philosophy of this impassioned teacher," co-curator Syson told Hyperallergic.
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Here's a dog embodying the star's very anarchist pink hair in the film's poster: And, perhaps best of all, here's what Lady Bird would be like if everyone in it was screaming.
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The Democratic Party has a proud tradition of embodying this belief, and when we bring more people to the table, and make the process relevant to their lives, we too will win.
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The documentary from debut filmmaker Ali Weinstein is about a community of men and women who find the freedom to be their truest selves through embodying a myth: half-woman, half-fish.
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Some women display profound intelligence—Emer, the wife of Cú Chulainn, and Ailbe, who marries Finn mac Cumaill, are two examples—but they are more complex than simply embodying a single virtue.
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" His more recent feats include embodying Colonel Sanders for a KFC ad campaign and hosting a talk show for Netflix, where you also can find his 2017 special, "Hitler's Dog, Gossip & Trickery.
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We're very grateful, even though we didn't get to have Ashley on board embodying Chloe at this time in Chloe's life, having her present in the story crafting was a real gift.
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Ms. Chase was taking control of the space in a way that no other artist at the festival did, extending an invitation and embodying all the power and generosity that act implies.
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Whether finessing how an arm coiled into the body or a progression from standing to lying down, she sought to play with "notions of whiteness and blackness," she said, without embodying stereotypes.
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Embodying the intimidating trio of the title, all variations on Albee's own adoptive mother, are Laurie Metcalf, Alison Pill and, in her first Broadway performance in three decades, the great Glenda Jackson.
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Mr. Biden and Ms. Warren present two starkly different options for Democratic voters, embodying competing theories about what the Democratic Party should stand for and what direction it should take in 2020.
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She wrote tunes for voice and instrumental accompaniment that display a gift for embodying words in sound: Words about desire reverberate with unresolved tension, words about anger feel like a quickened pulse.
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That moment, captured in black and white by Associated Press photographer Joe Rosenthal and as a color film by Marine Sergeant William Genaust, is powerful, embodying the spirit of the Marine Corps.
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"We want to see whether or not embodying our audience in the body of a black avatar and showing them an empowering story can somehow decrease their existing perceptual bias," she said.
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Ever since the first "King Kong" movie in 1933, the giant, chest-pounding, helicopter-smacking, no-nonsense primate has meant different things to different generations, embodying both his science and his fiction.
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While the geometric construction of the painting could certainly relate to Hindu yantras, the geometric symbols embodying divine power, the energetic brushstrokes and painterly application have their correspondence to American postwar abstraction.
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Mattson, meanwhile, would don a long wig, as if he had the hair of a Neanderthal, and, embodying the persona of the fictional "Ronnie G.," serve as Oliver's relatively silent sidekick and foil.
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In this, it is integration itself, not only providing those who would come here with an economic pathway into Danish society, but embodying, for everyone, the multicultural ethos that Danes say they support.
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But it also explains the growing divide over gender and social change in the United States — with Democrats embracing shifting norms and the GOP fully embodying its role as the party of backlash.
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Their use would require a very large shock to the economy, "like another global financial crisis or a bigger Asian financial crisis embodying China, something that really has a big impact," he added.
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Some time later, a passing server picked up the napkin without pausing to see whose lap it was missing from, neatly embodying the oblivious sleepwalking that had pushed my guest to this point.
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In foundries like Ginkgo's it is hard to avoid the sense of that mechanistic model moving out from the cells embodying it and into the sparsely inhabited systems studying, manipulating and redesigning them.
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That was initially confusing to me, and initially I can't say that I was certain that I wanted to portray this character — not because of the overall project but just specifically embodying Joe.
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While the wedding party rocked navy and shades of blue, the bride, 29, stunned in a dreamy Berta wedding gown, which was "simple and classic, while still embodying fashion-forward elements," Driskill said.
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She wonders if those who take pleasure in attempting to dispel the notion of cocaine being vegan are really just embodying societal disdain for vegans, seeking any opportunity for scrutiny of their habits.
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The actor has never been so deadpan brilliant, quietly embodying the film's deeply conflicted view of love as something wholly ridiculous and also incredibly meaningful—if you can somehow find the right person.
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Bezos, the world's fourth-richest man, made the comments the same day Warren Buffett, the world's third richest man, praised him for embodying the potential of small business owners who build their companies.
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As performed by the remarkable young actor Michael Benjamin Washington, embodying more than two dozen different characters, and directed by Saheem Ali, "Fires in the Mirror" energizes with its sheer force of clarity.
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To me, YNAB did a slightly better job of embodying this ethos by forcing me to assign a job to every single dollar in my account (and making it easy to do so).
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You'll find a one-piece swimsuit that'll turn you into Mr. Meeseeks, basketball shirts emblazoned with the most hardcore version of Pickle Rick, and a two-piece tracksuit almost literally embodying Anatomy Park.
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Though the sixty-one-year-old actor wore an untucked pin-striped shirt, sported a two-day beard, and carried a cappuccino, embodying the urbane New Yorker, he seemed eager to be amazed.
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Once inside the Eagle, there were a handful of old guard leathermen behind the bar and sprinkled around the space, embodying the BDSM and motorcycle-imbued subculture that continues to shape mainstream trends.
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Try your hand at embodying Dr. Hu's playful perspective on the world and generate your own list of scientific questions worthy of an Ig Nobel prize — something that makes people laugh, then think.
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Whether embodying a spiritual masseur at an Esalen-style retreat, a bartender, or even a hunky tennis pro, she remains poised between embracing warmth and distancing coolness, a discreetly entertaining font of omniscience.
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It still sits in a corner of the dining room, a wooden relic of the early '80s that was unfashionable even back then, embodying a stifling and punitive Vietnamese Catholicism that I rejected.
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I taped the dismantling of Hotevilla, saw a machine embodying the very monster of technological society ripping through the ground of a ceremonial shrine, and I timidly rushed back to my host, Martin.
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Mr. Pistorius and Ms. Steenkamp had been dating for only a few months, but they were a celebrity couple, embodying glamour and, in Mr. Pistorius's case, an ability to prevail over physical hardship.
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Most of the films featured are from the blaxploitation era where Black leads were caught in a catch-22 of finally appearing as heroes and main characters, but embodying harmful stereotypes in the process.
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Each one alludes to a lingam and to a yoni, which are, respectively, in Hindu art, stylized representations of the omnipotent, masculine deity Shiva and of Shakti, a goddess embodying divine feminine creative power.
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Born Michael Render, Killer Mike is a Morehouse College dropout who spent some of his youth working in the trap, essentially embodying of the tale of two cities that makes up modern day Atlanta.
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Facebook has been repeatedly (and rightly) hammered for its treatment of the content moderators who ensure the site doesn't end up becoming a river of images, videos and articles embodying the worst of humanity.
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For Sumpter, 35, whose past credits include the CW teen series "Gossip Girl" and the 2014 action comedy "Ride Along," playing the First Lady was always about "embodying her essence" rather than straight imitation.
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Darker, more nocturnal and faded than Blackman's previous work, the tracks sketch a portrait of an artist who is working intensely toward his limits, embodying what it means to explore music to its fullest.
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And like the rest of Twitter, we're all for it: This design will not only elevate the concept of helmet head, but also bring us one step closer to embodying our favorite childhood toy.
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It's still a game full of violence, and Kiryu Kazuma is still a powerful character, but the allure of playing him isn't purely about embodying someone with that kind of power at their disposal.
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The stylish actress and dancer may be setting a fashion example for her daughter, but she's also embodying a humanitarian example — when she isn't busy acting or hosting World of Dance, she's giving back.
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On June 22 at Caroline's in NYC, the comedians-slash-gurus will take their personal spiritual rituals to the stage, embodying the realization that their own lives get more intense around the full moon.
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Her latest song "Dangerous Woman" is all about being a strong and "bulletproof" woman, and Grande is embodying that ideal by speaking her mind about the use of demeaning lyrics in music, especially rap.
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So, the thing that struck me the most about the "Complicated" video was how Avril Lavigne was feminine without embodying any of the stereotypes that had been shoved in my face for so long.
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The combination of the distinct-looking fabric with a style that resembles a briefcase creates an appealing aesthetic that passes in both formal and casual environments, truly embodying the purpose of the 365 collection.
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It's unlikely that real estate developers intend that connotation (these houses are positioned in real estate listings, rather, as "modern farmhouses," as "like-new" homes with historic charm, or as embodying "cutting-edge design").
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Like "Men on Boats" — and like Phyllida Lloyd's wonderful series of all-female Shakespeare from London's Donmar Warehouse — "King Philip's Head" reminds us of the gleeful illumination that can come from women embodying men.
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Les Chiens de Navarre's comic timing is often delectably cruel: The actors took turns embodying the kind of narrow-mindedness that poses as common sense, and perhaps the audience recognized these attitudes in themselves.
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I was embodying Kate, a recently self-aware android in the universe of the hit HBO show about artificial intelligence, and I was instructed by my human companion over voice com to start sprinting.
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This latter reference vibrates with resonances both peculiar and dire — a once-and-future existential threat embodying the absurdity of global calamity — absurd because it is human-made, preventable, and, without constant vigilance, inevitable.
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Empathy is finding a way to walk in someone else's shoes, to get inside their head, to understand what makes them tick; in playing James, LaBeouf is literally embodying the definition of the word.
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The actor Billy Crudup can go back to being just one person rather than embodying the multiple characters in this solo by David Cale about an ordinary man who invents an irresistible alter ego.
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The combination of the distinct-looking fabric with a style that resembles a briefcase creates an aesthetic that passes in both formal and casual environments, truly embodying the purpose of the entire neoprene 365 Collection.
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But even though The Jungle Book is tremendously fun to look at, it sometimes feels trapped between embodying a vision that hews closer to the original book and sating those who love the animated film.
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The animated movie is sleek and soaring, a wonderful paean to the spirit of Stan Lee and Steve Ditko's legendary webslinger, embodying the relentless hope and optimism of its hero in such a classic way.
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The expansion of what a woman's role in film looks like speaks directly to how the female action heroes of Black Panther are able to balance their fight scenes with embodying these expansive personal themes.
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And because, of course, it wouldn't be Love advent season without at least one model bizarrely interacting with or embodying an animal, all of this is performed poolside with four men in giant dinosaur costumes.
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But trans women of color have held undeniable importance in the queer community, from being the force behind the iconic Stonewall rebellion to embodying some of the most intense struggle that queer people can experience.
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The photograph is notable for embodying two seemingly contrasting themes: Humanity's tremendous achievement at sending its first ambassadors around the moon and back; and the smallness of our species in the vastness of the universe.
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Through it all, he's maintained a humble, light-hearted, relaxed and all-around down-to-earth demeanor — embodying a direct rebuttal to many of the fire-and-brimstone cliches often ascribed to successful sports coaches.
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The hope, of course, being that music can provide a source of unity and togetherness, and anything that can be done to remove all barriers to it embodying these concepts is surely a good thing.
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Jessie Mueller has been an absolute dream come true in this role and I'm deeply honored to get to take a turn at embodying our beloved Jenna (and hopefully remember my lines along the way).
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Carmen Ejogo plays King's wife conveying an evident strength that is patiently held beneath the surface and David Oyelowo shows us another side of King by embodying the human with all his flaws and uncertainty.
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Rather than didactic farce, the mode is high-powered melodrama — the samurai warrior here is Susan Hayward, who became one of Hollywood's top female stars by embodying sassy determination in the face of extreme hardship.
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Trugoy doesn't want to suspect Dillon, a seemingly upstanding man, of such a heinous crime; he certainly wouldn't suspect him at Christmas, when Dillon's volunteering, doling out gifts, supposedly embodying everything wholesome about the season.
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She liked abrupt transitions and careening from the first to third person — from embodying a character to handling her like a doll ("the body is thin, undersized almost," she wrote in "The Lover," describing herself).
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Peter's loyalty to his friends — a sweet, spirited crew embodying the tolerance, skepticism and earnestness that characterize their generation, as well as some of its less appealing aspects — is sometimes at odds with his vocation.
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She spends 14 tracks embodying the most delicate and desperate extremes of melancholy, inscribing countrypolitan and torchy pop arrangements with sighing silences, and launching into anguished, note-bending runs during the roiling, down-home numbers.
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They began to see the big, worn machines as embodying the pain and sense of loss that they were feeling for his father, and they began seeing them as the foundation for their next sculpture.
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But a lesser-known, more local handle — Smallwaukee — may best capture the personality of this Wisconsin city of 803,000, which can feel like a small town in big-city clothing, embodying the advantages of both.
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SHANGHAI — China's commercial aerospace dreams took wing on Friday, as the first Chinese-built passenger jetliner completed its first public flight test, embodying the country's ambitions to take on the industry champions, Boeing and Airbus.
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She, and her granddaughters-in-law the Duchess of Cambridge and, soon, Ms. Markle, are understood to represent the nation by doing and saying nothing other than embodying conventionally "feminine" virtues: family, beauty, charity, duty.
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And O'Connell, the Obie Award winner embodying her, lip-syncs every word as Higginbotham recalls being yanked out of her ordinary life into a terrifying subculture where she discovered that help was out of reach.
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Her economic situation was greatly improved thanks to her job with Nestlé, even as her health and the health of her family have suffered — embodying the complex and surprising interconnections that motivated the broader project.
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What happened was when he took the reigns of government during the Second World War he was the perfect figure for the mood of the nation—embodying the bulldog spirit with some mighty fine speeches.
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In this novel, Moshfegh has rendered the question of "liking" a protagonist inconsequential; readers will not like this character, but we will find ourselves aligning with her and embodying a deep sensitivity for her metamorphosis.
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Trained as a public administrator, Seehofer worked his way up through the ranks of the CSU, benefiting from his affable manner with voters by embodying much of the "joie de vivre" on which Bavarians pride themselves.
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But Mr. Grassley, who has long prided himself on embodying the good governance ethos of Iowa, found himself the subject of criticism on Tuesday in an editorial in the state's largest newspaper, The Des Moines Register.
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Dressed in an edgy black motorcycle vest, mesh top, and lace up boots, she posed in front of a photo of herself with a snarling lion at her back, embodying the watch brand's campaign tagline #DontCrackUnderPressure.
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About New York Senator Ted Cruz of Texas called out Donald Trump this week for the high crime of "embodying New York values," which, translated into Republican primary-ese, apparently means that Mr. Trump has cooties.
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I wouldn't have realized how much of a trap embodying a feminine ideal can be until I moved through the world as a presumed cis woman, and have now found myself favoring a gender-neutral presentation.
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That means it has to hit certain criteria, such as being associated with an event or person that made a significant impact in history or embodying certain characteristics of a type, period or method of construction.
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It is what paradise should be: infinity found in enclosure, embodying a vision of nature guided by two feelings, once described by Burle Marx as "the love that drives us and the humility that corrects us."
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The protean actress and playwright has spent her career interviewing and then embodying people of different races and divergent points of view — "chasing that which is not me," as she put it in a recent interview.
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Some of what she found in her study is admittedly pretty unsurprising: Military and veteran gamers often see game avatars as idealized versions of themselves, embodying a mythic goal for their own performance or self-image.
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In a sign of the mood in the Socialist Party, Benoit Hamon, its failed presidential candidate also ejected from the parliamentary race, tweeted a picture of Sisyphus the greek mythological king embodying eternal work, and punishment.
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Analysts view the reforms as an institutionalization of the fight on graft, embodying a shift in emphasis from rooting out financial graft and Xi's political enemies to enforcing instructions from the top leadership and punishing negligence.
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Along the crowded avenue, the sound systems boomed, floats of musicians strummed the small 10-string guitar called the cuatro, a marcher in a giant frog costume embodying the coqui, Puerto Rico's unofficial mascot, drew cheers.
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Still, some politically committed theatre artists have fought to bring different kinds of stories to the musical form, and to liberate black female stars from the bondage of playing "black," rather than embodying a complete character.
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And now with ex-Superman Henry Cavill embodying the titular character, the TV adaptation has amassed an even larger following since its debut in late December — to the tune of 76 million views, according to Netflix.
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When I used to collaborate with my mother, I witnessed her projecting and embodying a very powerful sense of her own beauty, yet her faith in her glamour and her femininity was a fragile, vulnerable thing.
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Too crispy and too thick in places, sometimes unformed bubbles happen, allowing the piping hot air pocket to deflate… Yes, I guess I'm embodying an imperfect egg waffle to represent myself in a strange food metaphor.
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Daisy Jones As we wrote in our feature earlier this year, Jelani Blackman is one of the few British artists intensely working to push his limits further, embodying what it means to explore music to its fullest.
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The Bachelorette producers wasted no time in setting up this season's villain — Chad, a protein powder-guzzling alpha male, embodying the misogyny of Gaston from Beauty and the Beast, and the daily caloric intake of Michael Phelps.
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The Manchester bombing – which saw so many hurt or killed after an evening spent embodying the unapologetic emotionality boosted by Ariana Grande's magnificent, soaring, melodies – was an encroachment of hatred onto the fundamental humanity of pop music.
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And that presentation matters for design, because part of what makes fighting games beautiful is they are a way of embodying someone else and expressing oneself through gameplay to a point where aesthetics and mechanics are inseparable.
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According to the article, Phoenix embodying his role was apparently just as miserable as its subject matter: Arthur Fleck, a depressed clown-for-hire in Gotham City who turns to crime after being beaten down by society.
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"There's this tremendous idealism with the Clintons — actually living social change, embodying social change," said Gil Troy, the author of "The Age of Clinton: America in the 20123s" and a history professor at McGill University in Montreal.
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That there were people playing with gender, embodying gender transition, or simply commenting with the way they were moving and the way they were speaking on the construction of identity, was all pretty mind-blowing to me.
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Study of the Babylonian Talmud, an archaic, dense and complex text written partly in Aramaic and embodying rabbinical discussions on everything from sacrifices to menstruation, has formed the underpinning of Jewish life, law and scholarship for centuries.
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The new animated movie is a sleek and soaring, a wonderful paean to the spirit of Stan Lee and Steve Ditko's legendary webslinger, embodying the relentless hope and optimism of its hero in such a classic way.
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As a result of their deliberate strategy, The Work came to be regarded by the pubic as simply the Count Down Machine, a piece embodying a different approach that was not communicated in the initial exhibition proposal.
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Here was an individual who had been celebrated and touted as a normal, everyday kind of person, and she'd died a tragic death on national TV for audaciously embodying the idea that anyone could go to space.
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The late actor, who died last month, was a master of embodying a wide variety of characters, and his bone-chilling performance as a dirty cop and abusive dad in the Canadian thriller Mean Dreams is no exception.
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If you want to talk about politicians embodying an unfair economic system, look not at Sanders but at Beto O'Rourke, who inherited millions in real estate from his father and married the daughter of a real estate tycoon.
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Far from embodying an arc of unbroken concentration, books have always mapped their readers' agitation—not unlike the way a person's browsing history might reveal a single day's struggle, for example, to focus on writing a book review.
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While Schwartz has voiced a number of cartoon characters before and will presumably be tasked with embodying Sonic's spunky "gotta go fast" attitude, the only thing my mind can conjure thanks to this casting is a Dirtbag Sonic.
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There are plenty of examples of technology embodying — either accidentally or on purpose — the prejudices of society, and Tay's adventures on Twitter show that even big corporations like Microsoft forget to take any preventative measures against these problems.
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Key was cast on account of his laugh, guaranteed – it is a bonus that he's an incredible comedian and more than capable of embodying a sidekick (Kamari used to be Banzia in the original) who hovers around Shenzi.
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In embodying these values, Sikhs have made the most profound contribution to the life of this country, and continue to do so, in every imaginable field, just as you do in so many other places around the world.
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In the first years after liberation, decades before Zimbabwe degraded into a kleptocracy, President Robert Mugabe and his ZANU-PF party were celebrated around the world, including by Western governments, as embodying the hopes of a new Africa.
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"It is a mistake to characterize laws defining marriage as the union of one man and one woman as somehow embodying a purely religious viewpoint over against a purely secular one," the bishops said in their amicus brief.
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An untitled and undated photograph by Archer depicts a backlit Katherine Litz standing in a doorway, motionless but embodying dance through the arch of her back and pointed toe, and the sensuous, torso-caressing light animating the image.
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Her commitment to embodying a persona toughened by circumstances is at the core of her artistic identity, and has a lot to do with why her debut last March, "Midwest Farmer's Daughter," felt so red-blooded and vital.
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Hamas has called Palestinians to a weeks-long protest, due to culminate as the US embassy in Israel relocates to Jerusalem in mid-May -- a move embodying President Donald Trump's decision to recognize the city as Israel's capital.
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It was only after the album was finished that Banhart realized that in selling a Western fantasy of an imaginary place, they were embodying the willful illusions of the movies as much as they were emulating the Far East.
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After smashing buttons for about 25 minutes, I realized that the action needed â€" just pressing "X" â€" could only be done by Luigi, rather than Gooigi who I was currently embodying, all thanks to an associated cut scene.
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The Rams' ascent to a Super Bowl berth against the New England Patriots on Sunday from 103-12 buffoonery in 2016 reflects a certain harmonic convergence — the confluence of foresight, audacity and good fortune, with Donald embodying it all.
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And yet the poem comes a little too close to embodying the idea it seems to be dismissing: that poems should coolly express the costs of women's depredations but maintain their own "prancing," elegant distance from violence and terror.
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How all the seemingly disparate parts — making clothes, body training, scuplting, scoring, choreographing, embodying a fictional character, throwing parties (WOAHMONE), translating experiences into writing and film (JT Leroy, "SCREENS, a project about 'community'") — fit together into one wholistic practice.
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" A series of grandiosely cheeky performances in various spaces in New York, and a recording released on New Amsterdam Records in 2010, were heralded for embodying an emergent genre-crossing scene widely known as "indie classical" or "alt-classical.
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If there is anything in this time where you see an increased amount of hatred, an increased amount of viciousness, you cannot call for change in the world if you are not embodying the change you want to see.
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A journalist might see in this inconsistency a series of failed ledes; an art aficionado might see an attempt at mimesis, with Malcolm embodying in the form of her piece the fractured sensibility of Salle's own paintings, their disarray.
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Making a space last in the US without embodying problematic models built around one percent patrons or parasitical relationships with artists is always a struggle — there are simply not enough resources for this kind of work without other forms of support.
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He will star as serial killer Ted Bundy in Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile and, based on set photos from the new movie, he doing an excellent job at embodying one of the most deranged men in American history.
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The papier-mâché dummy is a caricature of compliance, embodying the idealized black man of the white hegemony's imagination, or seen through the white supremacist's window: a black life that matters only insomuch as it serves as entertainment and effigy.
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The Reagans, who were in the White House from 22007 to 251, are often heralded as setting the conservative standard for the decades to come, embodying neoliberalism and other philosophies that modern Republican presidential candidates often invoke to attract voters.
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The Reagans, who were in the White House from 2007 to 0003, are often heralded as setting the conservative standard for the decades to come, embodying neoliberalism and other philosophies that modern Republican presidential candidates often invoke to attract voters.
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The stakes are higher than ever in Season 3, and it's especially wonderful to see how the actors embodying characters they've developed over two seasons have reprogrammed their performances to reflect The Good Place's new timelines and levels of knowledge/ignorance.
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LONDON (Reuters) - With a wry smile and a twitch of his wire-rimmed spectacles, Jacob Rees-Mogg made his debut as a member of the British government on Thursday, embodying a radical shift toward Brexiteers under Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
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Eating bread and drinking ale over the grave of a recently deceased, Manslow and other sin-eaters would take on whatever was left un-confessed, embodying these sins so the departed could enter Heaven with a clean slate and pure conscience.
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In recent years, the country has made huge progress in its player and team development — the Colombians are currently the No. 3 team in the world, according to FIFA's rankings — and Rodríguez remains the program's best ambassador, embodying the program's promise.
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President Trump's self-identification as a nationalist and his attitude towards immigration place him squarely on the communitarian side of this philosophical divide, even if the original philosophers might not see eye-to-eye with his way of embodying it.
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I was interested for reasons having to do with private musical-historical preoccupations, while McDonald was interested because she'd been entrusted with embodying Gee onstage in front of tens of thousands of people, but we had a frustration in common.
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This is a sport that is once again embodying its best trait; this is a sport that feels like an exercise in the wildest form of democracy, which is not something that can be said for the NBA, particularly right now.
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True, the movies were blessed with an unmatchable stable of idiosyncratic British character actors like Alan Rickman and Maggie Smith and, as Voldemort, Ralph Fiennes (now safely ensconced across town at the Almeida Theater, embodying another avatar of evil, Richard III).
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His primary competition for the award, Judge, led the A.L. in homers (20033) and runs (128) to go with 114 R.B.I. He also led in walks (127) and strikeouts (260), embodying the all-or-nothing ethos of many modern hitters.
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I think on the question of your stereotypical "good gay" — I mean, one of the people that we profile, Andrew Sullivan, is someone whose entire kind of public career has been about embodying and promoting the good gay as a lifestyle.
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Senator Kamala Harris, 53, who replaced Senator Barbara Boxer, 77, when she retired, has emerged nationally as what Mr. Brown once was — a potential presidential candidate representing the nation's most populous state and embodying the hopes of its liberal wing.
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Miles Morales, as voiced by Shameik Moore, is undoubtedly the best version of Spider-Man in cinema, embodying relatable feelings and emotions that many superhero movies gloss over in favor of making their superpowered stars feel elevated above the masses.
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" Female mannequins embodying various figures of the zodiac were outfitted like go-go dancers, all pearls and feathers and curvature: propped up against each other on a pedestal as a recording played of John Legend singing, incongruously, "Christmas in New Orleans.
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More recently, she donned a purple wig and became the first person in history to crack the Billboard Hot 100 with three different personas (a few others have charted with slight name variations, but never by embodying three unique pop stars).
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The Swedish brand has made its mark on young people not only by embodying the classic, matches-everything look, but by holding up through rainy walks to class and being stuffed to the brim with unnecessarily heavy books and a laptop.
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Except that your neighbor probably hasn't been embodying a chimp for the last five years, nor starring as Supreme Leader Snoke in "Star Wars" and Ulysses Klaue in " Avengers," while also directing a movie ("Breathe") scheduled for release in the fall.
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This sense of McEnroe as embodying feelings I could only repress, or as a kind of darker angel to my own tightly restrained spirit, may explain why I always hesitated to interfere with his rages even when he was excessive.
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The startup built a cloud-native business, embodying the belief (shared by Amazon) that the cloud is the logical and inevitable evolution of how games are, should be, and will be built and administered in our connected, mobile-friendly and globalised world.
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There's a tremendous amount of pressure that accompanies embodying a new character in the world of Harry Potter: J.K. Rowling's series represents a once-in-a-lifetime cultural phenomenon, with an immense and vocal fandom poring over each new entry into the canon.
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Because these male characters only depart from traditional narratives of desire in their own desire for other men (rather than embodying other potential aspects of queerness, like gender nonconformity) the production can cast straight-presenting, conventionally attractive actors with the widest possible appeal.
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Hanging on the wall beside the entranceway, and visible from anywhere in the room, is the key work, "Chromatic Alphabet" (2013-15), a long, horizontal grouping of twenty-six paintings, each embodying a visual correlative of a letter in the standard English alphabet.
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Taystee and Ruth, who had taken prominent positions in prior seasons, are reduced to embodying societal problems (the injustices of the prison system, sexual harassment) that these heroic men try to solve — and those aren't the shows we fell in love with.
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"We believe that the risk that the grand jury&aposs pronouncements will be seen as carrying the weight of governmental and judicial authority — and as themselves embodying the voice of the community relative to particular findings — is substantial," Chief Justice Thomas Saylor wrote.
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In Season 2, Hopper made the tricky transition from Dad to Daddy, often embodying both at the same time ("Hopper: Dad or Daddy?" is a real poll Harbour put on his Twitter in 2017 and promptly deleted but we've never stopped thinking about).
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"I thank the rescuers for embodying in our day the parable of the Good Samaritan, who stopped to save the life of the poor man beaten by bandits," the pope said, referring to a story told by Jesus in the New Testament.
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With Rick and Cliff embodying the past and Tate the future, Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood muses on the wistfulness of transitional periods in culture, as the excitement of the new inevitably means some of the old must be tossed out.
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This is pretty much the perfect next step for Turner, who's spent most of her acting career embodying a resilient character who not just survives, but also dominates the circumstances that have been handed to her — sometimes in ways we wouldn't expect.
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Rose Studio In a program note, John Largess, the violist of the impressive Miró Quartet, says that playing Alberto Ginastera's cycle of three quartets is a "sonic ritual" embodying the "spirit of magical realism" exemplified by Latin American writers like Gabriel García Márquez.
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McClellan, a star at Austin High in 2011 who is now at his third Division I program, was on the verge of embodying the classic story of a player whose missteps got him permanently cast out of the temple of big-time basketball.
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That Boon is so very much fun while embodying all of these things is a testament to the value of letting people tell their own stories — in this case, through food, and a space so personal and specific and inclusive it feels revolutionary.
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It achieves a nice balance between period historicity and a contemporary perspective; Ms. Marston, and her dramaturge Uzma Hameed, never let us forget that we are looking at the past by providing an abstract, simply dressed chorus embodying the court and the populace.
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And she is evolving into the future, proudly Tumbling about social justice issues, defending trans rights, and discussing her queer identity and Native American heritage — in other words, she's fully embodying the average fangirl in 2017, just as she did a decade ago.
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This has left the "Europe" of the European Union in the eyes of many of its citizens as little more than an opaque and detached organization embodying rules and regulations that affect most people's lives, but cannot be challenged through political engagement.
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Through a series of increasingly eccentric mixtapes, Uzi surfaced last year as an exemplar of so-called SoundCloud rap, embodying the splotchy intensity, warped trap hooks, tuneful ache, and strategically deployed lo-fi distortion characteristic of rappers using that particular online distribution platform.
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But that hasn't stopped investors, economic officials and developers from trying to reverse engineer the HQ2 search, to understand what a company seen as embodying the future wants and needs, and what local governments should do to be part of that future.
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A Long Island commuter and son of a New York City policeman, the unassuming Mr. Shine was viewed inside Fox News as embodying the network's typical viewer, urging producers to run segments on bread-and-butter issues that would appeal to conservatives.
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At Fox News, he was seen as embodying the channel's typical viewer, pitching stories about meat-and-potatoes issues like the gas tax and boasting to colleagues about his commute from Long Island on an early-morning train filled with construction workers.
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They all support some version of Medicare For All, the $15 minimum wage (including Klobuchar), aggressive intervention around the cost of college, reshaping the tax code to fight inequality and some form of legislation embodying the principles of the Green New Deal.
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This policy is based on a Depression-era mentality embodying low expectations for people with disabilities; however, I know from personal experience that if given the chance to contribute, many Americans with disabilities want to and will help to provide for themselves.
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Some Marines I spoke with described boot camp as a performance: The lead actors are the D.I.s, men and women who for the first time in their professional lives are embodying the macho warrior archetype they were taught to venerate as recruits.
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With legislation embodying the party's tax proposals expected next week, the figures released on Friday also highlight the fine line Republicans are walking in selling their policy: They are celebrating faster growth while arguing that tax reform is needed to accelerate it further.
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And when Euron Greyjoy promised the Ironborn toward the end of season six that he would sail the seas to plunder towns and give Daenerys his "big cock," he was embodying the kind of swaggering, sexist bravado that's fueled his men for centuries.
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Should she return to conventional Atlanta rap after her foray into rock, I doubt rap fans will complain — her straightforward rap songs are exactly as defiant and surreal as her genre amalgamations, embodying the same capricious attitude within trap's sparer formal template.
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First, that voters have "good information," both fact-based and relevant; second that voters carefully weigh all available information to make a reasoned decision, embodying what political scientist Herbert Simon called "bounded rationality" – making the best possible call in light of the available information.
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An Associated Press account of that court appearance — of the judge&aposs befuddlement over how to deal with this tiny detainee in diapers, sucking on a bottle — set off an international furor, embodying the Trump administration&aposs policy of separating immigrant children from their parents.
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Imagine having to (2000) identify a design for an infringing product from among the thousands of posted designs on multiple websites, (33) determine whether a product embodying that design has been sold and (23) identify the seller and/or buyer of the infringing product.
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González is expected to join the call alongside Don Gathers, co-founder of the Charlottesville chapter of Black Lives Matter; Lisa Woolfork, a fellow organizer, academic, and author of Embodying Slavery in Contemporary Culture; and Steven Renderos, co-director of the Oakland-based nonprofit MediaJustice.
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Its structure echoes that of "Untitled," a sophisticated canvas of blue and black abstracted calligraphic marks on a white background painted three years earlier; it is one of the exhibition's most alluring works and emblematic of Chang's formal brilliance, embodying both poet and painter.
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Joan Blondell steps in with some useful historical context for their legendary friction, in a flashback to the '40s that includes some delightful black-and-white clips of Susan Sarandon and Jessica Lange embodying Bette Davis and Joan Crawford in their movies of yore.
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" A poem by Emma Lazarus inscribed on a bronze plaque, and located in the Statue of Liberty's museum, is seen by many as embodying the spirit of America, particularly in the lines: "Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free.
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Though Trump and Cruz have been jabbing each other on several issues for days, the Texas senator launched the first volley on this line of attack when he criticized Donald Trump for embodying "New York values" in an interview on a New Hampshire radio show.
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Supremely self-possessed and embodying a fierce, unapologetic artistic vision, Joni Mitchell's musical storytelling, experimental song structures, and social critiques were every bit as mold-breaking as her male counterparts of the era—Bob Dylan, James Taylor, Neil Young, and Crosby Stills & Nash among them.
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Nick's great ideological threat to George is that, while embodying an idealized humanness, he also represents the potential disappearance of the culture George and Martha value — he embodies the possibility that the homogeneity of the future will paradoxically exist as whiteness and erase it.
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"An irrefutable icon, Britney Spears has entertained the world while also embodying the spirit of GLAAD's Vanguard Award by speaking out on significant issues that face her fans – from the Dream Act to anti-transgender bills in Texas," says Sarah Kate Ellis, president and CEO of GLAAD.
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This seems outdated in 2016, but the honoring of physical beauty may carry special significance for transgender women, who are often punished—both by institutional discrimination as well as street-based and intimate partner violence—for daring to be beautiful, or for embodying their feminine form.
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Created by a popular group of Let's Players (the colloquial name for YouTube's game-vlogging community, usually abbreviated as LP), Dream Daddy is a choose-your-own-adventure dating game, with each dad embodying a hunky trope that takes you down a different narrative journey to romance.
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"An irrefutable icon, Britney Spears has entertained the world while also embodying the spirit of GLAAD's Vanguard Award by speaking out on significant issues that face her fans – from the Dream Act to anti-transgender bills in Texas," said President and CEO of GLAAD, Sarah Kate Ellis.
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Gauguin's relationship with his young vahine — just one of perhaps many — is infamous: she would have been just a teenager, 14 or 15, at the time, perhaps embodying the idyllic "exotic" lifestyle the artist so desired and sought as he continually ventured far from his home country.
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In her Introduction to the exhibition Hanne Darboven, installed at DIA Beacon from May 3, 2003 through March 26, 2005, Lynne Cooke writes: The calendar, which subsequently formed the foundation of Darboven's art practice, again offered a universal orientation, embodying a given, prefabricated, ready-made temporal system.
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Reading about this ebb and flow of low-dosage testosterone over the course of years led me to discover what I'd known all along: I was gender non-conforming—something I was only able to see when I learned testosterone could be a tool for embodying that.
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It is an at-times awkward try to soothe tensions with a lifestyle that exploded with controversy when Cruz accused his main presidential rival, New Yorker Donald Trump, of embodying "New York values" such as supporting gay marriage and abortion and obsessing over money and the media.
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Defying gender roles but also embodying modern womanhood, Amelia Earhart built an unorthodox career in a man's world, earned the Distinguished Flying Cross, and consistently made the Most Admired and Best Dressed women lists, a complex combination that allowed her to have a real and lasting impact.
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As this is is an important question, I'll take it seriously: I'd either have them in matching gold dresses embodying tacky lesbian wedding chic, or maybe put Meghan in a sharp off-white suit with diamanté lapels while Harry just wears a leash and ornamental nappy.
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It might sound stilted to have rigid roles like this, but that's kind of the point: By embodying these roles, you're hopefully able to get out of your own head and into a more neutral mental space where you can empathize with your partner and really communicate.
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You wish that Ferry hadn't translated the Latin word pius in the first line of this passage as the English word it so closely resembles, "pious"; here more than anywhere else, pius means "dutiful," embodying a steadfast obedience to the gods' plan which overrides every other consideration.
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The show, which began in 2005, is about a family of anthropomorphic squid who live in the mountains of Georgia, interacting with the human and other populations there, and embodying every backwoods stereotype there is, including lack of education, fondness for motor sports and possible incest.
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But this supposed comedy's humorous aspects are largely handed over to Stefan Adegbola's wily, exuberant Launcelot Gobbo, who invites two members of the audience to join him onstage, embodying his debate about whether to abandon his Jewish master, Shylock, and throw his lot in with the Christians.
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Far from demanding an apology, we might want to thank the cast of "Hamilton" for reminding us of the history of public debate and live, messy democracy in the theater and for reminding us that theater and performance are powerful resources for embodying and imagining community together.
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Spain is seen as the most rapidly ascendant national team in women's soccer, embodying in many ways the global flow of power and, potentially, the future of the sport, as more of Europe's traditional men's soccer powers turn their attention to the women's side of the game.
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The creation of four computer science students at Rice University—who put it together in a 36 hour hackathon—it's surely a novelty language, but it's also a very perfect novelty language, embodying the nonsense, bombasity, and even the frothing white nationalism of the actual presidential candidate.
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" In its turbulent journey, the ship must also contend with a cast of nefarious characters, including an octopus called Intolerance who, like his namesake, has not aged well; a tiny pink squid embodying "Government Incompetence"; and what looks to be a huffing sea monster simply labeled "Anger.
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In addition to being the commander-in-chief of America's armed forces, we expect our president also to be the commander-in-chief of American civicism and civility, embodying such traits as patriotism, honesty, integrity, moral courage, courtesy, and respect for the dignity of all people.
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This contradiction speaks to a core tension in his candidacy: The degree of representation he's embodying for Asian Americans on the national stage has been significant and inspiring, but the messages he's sending voters aren't celebrating his identity so much as using it as a punchline.
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In a very real sense, Golub's human monsters — his hired killers and cretinous torturers — are as mythic as his two-headed sphinx, embodying a recidivism that defies all appeals to humanity and reason, an indelible part of our past that remains locked into the foreseeable future.
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For now, on the content side, VR mainly means a few gaming experiences with relatively niche appeal (given the pro kit needed to power them), and experimental or quasi-educational content such as virtual tours, medical therapy and attempts to foster empathy by embodying another first-person perspective.
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A supremely sympathetic victim slain while embodying the spirit of the event that the shooters sullied, it's no wonder that Hinkle and the Brighton shooting have managed to stay in the news, with local and national outlets publishing updates on the three men charged in connection to the attack.
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Benardo believes Soros has become the "Rothschild of the 21st century": a convenient anti-Semitic bogeyman to the growing ranks of nationalist world leaders — from the Philippines to Israel to Russia to Italy to Turkey — embodying the liberal, globalist values they see as a threat to their regimes.
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As a group, they are a strikingly heterogeneous array of rivals for Mr. Trump, embodying the Democratic Party's options for defining itself: They are distinguished by gender and race, span three decades in age and traverse the ideological and tonal spectrum between combative Democratic socialism and consensus-minded incrementalism.
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For a time — say, between "Poker Face" (19833) and "Born This Way" (2011), both ubiquitous No. 1 hits — Lady Gaga stood at pop's forefront, embodying the dance-pop trends of the moment and pointing toward the high-concept videos and eccentric styles that would later be in vogue.
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If you're embodying that kind of intelligence in increasingly sophisticated machines and are coming to depend on them more and more over time, what worries me is that we're headed in the direction of building AI technologies that are at the human level and, eventually, far beyond that.
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Each calendar star has been assigned a specific character by Walker with model Duckie Thot cast in the role of Alice, Diddy playing The Royal Beheader, Whoopi as The Royal Duchess, Ru perfectly embodying The Queen of Hearts, and Rihanna and Marc Jacobs' favorite model Slick Woods as The Mad Hatter.
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When asked what the most challenging aspect she faced in season 2, she did not respond by saying playing Dolores as a real person, a robot, and also embodying Wyatt — the mysterious Civil War general and villian with whom Dolores merged— as we presumed, but rather speaking as a general.
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"I would say to (critics) that Donald Trump does not represent the values or the heritage of the Republican Party, and we should not be afraid to say that, and indeed, there is a risk to the Republican Party if Donald Trump is perceived as embodying our values," Collins said.
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First, by embodying the French republic in retreat from the Germans; then by seizing power, in a republican mode, to end the Algerian crisis; and, finally, when he ended the potential chaos of the May revolt by massing almost a million people on the Champs-Élysées in a counter-demonstration.
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Temporary physical arm pain was a small price to pay for the immense joy felt upon internalizing and embodying the big leader's morning feelings message; not to mention the immense satisfaction of being able to give back while starting the day THE WHITE WAY, as the big leader called it.
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In many ways embodying the contradictions of the postcolonial world, Mr. Naipaul was born of Indian ancestry in Trinidad, went to Oxford University on a scholarship and lived the rest of his life in England, where he forged one of the most illustrious literary careers of the last half-century.
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Twitter is largely a cesspool, but every once in a while it unites the masses with a glorious meme that speaks to a deeper truth about the human experiences, like a moth and a lamp embodying the purity of true love or Patrick Star revealing the darkness underneath our closest friendships.
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Two of the most signal features of Balanchine style — dancing that takes the dancer out off balance as if over a brink and that arrives with (or ahead of) the beat as if embodying it — were so diluted by 2007-08 that you could seldom feel their presence at all.
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Because the first of many sequels to Wes Craven's hit from 1984 has been reclaimed as a great example subtext sneaking its way into a would-be blockbuster: Some fans see this 1985 movie as the story of a closeted teenager's fear of his sexuality, with Freddy embodying the impulses within.
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As I sat down to pick my way through the piece, I paid attention less to the printed notes than to her annotations and fingerings, thinking that with each wrist circle or tuck of a thumb behind ring finger, I was not so much executing them as embodying a tiny part of her.
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In "More of the You That You Already Are," there's even a Saunders-like theme park called Presidentland — where the narrator, worried about downsizing, tries to keep his job through a campaign to make the president he is embodying (a mega-headed Chester A. Arthur) seem much more interesting than he really was.
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But "Platform," a six-week series of performances, workshops, film screenings, book club meetings and other events that she has helped organize, all in the East Village, gives us a fuller picture of the artist: Eiko as teacher, curator, New Yorker, friend and someone as capable of cracking jokes as embodying grief and pain.
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But Italy's current crop of politicians are not in the same league as their former prime minister, who adopted a fantastical persona, "Silvio Berlusconi", embodying all that was hideous and predatory in Italian manhood, with implausible hair and "bunga bunga" parties at which he frolicked with young women paid to pretend to enjoy his company.
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"Bottle openers embodying my present invention are specially adapted for the removal of hard metal sealing caps from bottles having locking shoulders to which the caps have been so firmly applied as to require considerable force for effecting their detachment," Irish-born inventor William Painter wrote in his patent application for a Capped Bottle Opener.
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It's clear too that she still hates Kanye West (she brings up the "receipts" he and Kim shared on Snapchat more than once), which is funny because he's an appropriately corny, try-hard foe, perhaps her only equal when it comes to embodying both undeniable genius and unfathomable self-sabotage at the same time.
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Sitting down for The Hollywood Reporter's annual drama actress roundtable — along with Chrissy Metz (This Is Us), Jessica Lange (Feud) and Elisabeth Moss (The Handmaid's Tale) — the three veteran actresses opened up about the difficult aspects of current and past roles that they've played, and how embodying each of this season's characters impacted them personally.
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"The Latin cross is the foremost symbol of the Christian faith, embodying the central theological claim of Christianity: that the son of God died on the cross, that he rose from the dead, and that his death and resurrection offer the possibility of eternal life," Ginsburg declared in the case of American Legion v.
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And embodying this, complete with dollar store wigs, crap checked shirts panic bought from H&M and weird utility vests borrowed from dads, were Mac DeMarco and his band, who, during their set at LA's Festival Supreme over Halloween weekend, decided (probably quite last minute, after a few tins) to dress up as MacGruber.
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Immigration is the conflict that has eaten the 2016 elections — relegating other pressing issues to the margins, embodying Washington's political dysfunction, further polarizing a divided country and, above all, fueling the presidential campaign of a man who began his candidacy by vowing to build a wall to keep Mexico from sending "rapists" to America.
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While there might be something fun in dressing up as an anonymous henchman or a deep-cut fan favorite—or, as seen at Comic-Con this year, Bill Lumbergh from Office Space—only very special cases can inspire large numbers of people to buy or create an intricate costume in hopes of embodying, even becoming that character.
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Senator Ted Cruz of Texas saw fit to get on New York's bad side this week and during the Republican presidential debate on Thursday night, swatting at Donald J. Trump for embodying "New York values" — as if they were a capital crime or something downright psychotic that a good therapist might work you through for $300 an hour.
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Nef has instead quickly revealed himself to be a newly exciting voice in line with the rich tradition of Bay Area rap—nimbly handling the hyphy sound at times but more importantly embodying the kinds of frenetic shifts in lyrical tone and willingness for experimentation that made guys like Mac Dre so appealing in the first place.
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At evening's end, with Mr. Liu finishing the Sonata No. 1 in a chapel, the performers converged at the main altar and started to pluck notes purposefully out of the muddle that still hung in the air, as if embodying Bach's mind at work, and gradually came together in the beloved Air from the Orchestral Suite No. 3.
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We feel that Hockney is yearning, all the time, to be embodying lived experience, and so it is not at all surprising that the most important work by him in this show is a portrait of his father sitting in the presence of what looks like a heaped-up pyre of abstract motifs — are they cones?
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"We must, on one hand, be able to put our personal data and data embodying intellectual property, national security intelligence, and so on, under careful protection, while on the other hand, we must enable the free flow of medical, industrial, traffic and other most useful, non-personal, anonymous data to see no borders, repeat, no borders," he said.
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Upon moving to New York City, the pair took on the radically aspirational Pandrogeny Project: Applying Brion Gysin and William S. Burroughs's technique of cutting up and rearranging text to body modification, P-Orridge and Lady Jaye underwent a series of elective surgeries to physically mirror each other, embodying the amalgamation of their two spirits into one.
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Gap has already had two ad campaign snafus this year, and the brand is getting heat, again, this time for images distributed in the U.K. The Gap Toddler ads in question, which were reportedly sent out to customers across the pond in an email (they're on the brand's website, too) features four children — two boys and two girls — embodying different personas, Mashable reports.
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Different from the previous economic globalization, which imposed requirements on all participants by making compulsory and unified arrangements and utilizing hard constraints, BRI seeks to establish connections between different countries, cultures, and systems and achieve mutual benefits by adhering to the principle of extensive consultation, joint development, and shared benefits, embodying the philosophy of mutual integration and transformation in Chinese culture.
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Ms. Zernowitski — who in keeping with modesty strictures wears a wig, but one so subtle it is impossible to notice — sees herself as embodying the generational yearnings of ultra-Orthodox voters who, unlike forebears who saw the land of Israel as holy but were uncertain about the state, want to feel more fully a part of the country in which they are citizens.
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The show has no fourth wall to speak of, with performers (who are cast across race and gender lines) vacillating wildly between embodying their characters — Sam Moltmaker does a particularly endearing impression of Carl Sagan's pause-laden speech pattern — and representing themselves, during behind-the-curtain existential interviews, forays into the audience, and self-conscious editorializing of their own show while in progress.
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Beyond the direct affinities among images from America's 19th-century past and our picture-saturated present, so many of the photographs in East of the Mississippi represent more general photographic urges, impulses that remain with us: we'll never stop embodying our modest fantasies of leisure in photographic form, and, though our excitement has mostly migrated to the digital sphere, we still make a fetish of technological progress.
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The designer was known for her unwavering support of It-models of the moment, regularly casting everyone from newcomers Kendall Jenner and Gigi Hadid, to classic beauties like Naomi Campbell Embodying the casual fashion attitudes of Paris's Left Bank, the creator of "démodé" or "out of fashion fashion" built an empire based on comfortable clothing, dressing fashion icons like Catherine Deneuve, Jacqueline Onassis and Lauren Bacall.
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I chose young Margaret Moncrieffe as one of my subjects in part because of this slender connection to Washington, in part because of the vibrancy of her personality, but most of all because as her life unfolded I saw her as embodying one aspect of the wider yearning for freedom that America's Revolution was a part of: the desire of women for some measure of independence.
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The rotating group of families who have appeared at times with the president — totaling more than three dozen — provide a powerful rejoinder to criticism of Mr. Trump's hard-line approach to immigration as heartless, in some ways embodying his gift for creating narratives that resonate more with his base than concrete policy proposals or statistics undermining his argument that unauthorized immigration leads to increases in crime.
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Finland's Sanna Marin, the world's youngest prime minister, has suggested Nordic countries such as her own may be better at embodying the "American Dream" than the U.S. "I feel that the American Dream can be achieved best in the Nordic countries, where every child no matter their background or the background of their families can become anything," she said in an interview last month with the Washington Post which was published Monday.
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Rendering of Escobedo Soliz Studio's winning proposal for MoMA PS1 's Young Architects Program Image by Escobedo Soliz, 2016 Embodying a characteristically Millennial attitude, their practice is concerned primarily with navigating the quotidian constraints of practice and bending those strictures towards producing innovative and thoughtfully understated solutions, relying on depressions in walls to dictate the geometries of their rope canopy at PS1, or by recycling building materials from past constructions in other projects.
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In particular, his ownership of a series of prints depicting the rooms of famous writers and politicians (such as "The Death Room of Corot") suggests that van Gogh returned to the subject of the domestic interior not just as a way of keeping busy on a rainy day, but as a means of embodying his own feelings of loneliness, disconnection from family and sustained friendships, and his need to find substitutes for these things.
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He's poetic ("I exhale, watch the smoke dance in the November breeze"), he's vulnerable ("Flying down the empty streets, I tend to be higher than I'm meant to be / This is the entity, the things I love will be the end of me"), and he's juiced up on confidence, embodying the spirit of one of rap's GOATs ("You're not on my wave boy, you're not on my boat, I'm the Elephant and Castle with the moat").
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Out of the gate and well into this week's two-night extravaganza, Chad has been raising a sea of red flags: constantly assuring us he is not a bully but the greatest guy ever; branding all the other guys virgin-losers and coming up with the nastiest personal insults about every one of them; calling JoJo "nagging" to her face; claiming to know exactly what JoJo wants (him); interrupting and disrespecting JoJo; and generally embodying a piece of shit.
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Jaden Smith, the well-dressed and philosophically-minded superhero-prodigy that the world needs right now, has been on a tear over the last month, first embodying Bruce Wayne in "Batman," then signing to Roc Nation, and celebrating with the release of "Watch Me." Released two weeks back and unfairly maligned, it was Smith's second grin-inducing track in as many months, a deftly-delivered hunk of rap-rock that borrows heavily from Yeezus-era Kanye West while still sounding fresh.
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The strike began on February 12, 1968, and lasted until April, drawing national attention and the support of a number of civil rights figures, including Martin Luther King Jr. He saw the Memphis strike and the workers' demand for union rights as embodying the goals and values of his fledgling Poor People's Campaign, a movement that sought to bring a multiracial coalition of religious leaders, workers, and the poor together to fight poverty in a way that intentionally centered the voices of the marginalized.
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