And we don't need all the frills and the fanciness.
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And finally, how much, for lack of a better term, fanciness?
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The general ban on fanciness seems to have banished specificity as well.
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"I liked Mark's urban fanciness together with his country rootedness," Dr. Boone said.
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It's the social thrill, and it really has nothing to do with fanciness.
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Since the 1990s, customers have affectionately called it the French-inflected "Tarjay" to convey fanciness.
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I couldn't, at that time, buy the level of fanciness that some of my friends could.
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There's a huge variety of cute designs out there, and feel free to spritz your favorite scent to amp up the fanciness.
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You can play down the fanciness by serving it with hot sauce or ketchup, with buttered toast, and get your "Nighthawk" on.
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We can't help but wonder whether it should've been broadcast on a streaming service... Need some fanciness in your League of Legends?
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The fanciness continues with gesture control, an emerging feature that allows drivers to control their infotainment system with the touchless move of a hand.
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But there's also a cool factor to forgoing fanciness these days; you see food-truck weddings pop up on lifestyle blogs over and over again.
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There's a hint of fanciness and sophistication to Milky Way that you don't quite get with Snickers, and goes far beyond what Hershey doles out.
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We included strings and real orchestra instruments—there was a lot of fanciness instead of the more stripped-down sound of some of the other ones.
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That fanciness has also historically given hard seltzer a certain feminization so often associated with fruity, lower-ABV beverages — think wine coolers, sangria, or Smirnoff Ice.
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For them, dressing all types of women was — and always will — be a given, as they've cornered a market for women who want fanciness without the fussiness.
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But designers like Jonathan Simkhai and Givenchy's Riccardo Tisci have made a few key adjustments that turn the fanciness factor down slightly, while keeping things ultra-elegant.
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It is to think you are in a position of fanciness, only to learn to your utter chagrin that you are in a relatively modest one instead.
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She's also been known to spend her days off wearing nothing but a towel because she doesn't "need all the frills and the fanciness," as she puts it.
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As far as the fill, I liked FORMIC, CRIME WAVE and TIES; I'll allow THE MRS and BRO CODE simply as counterweights to all the highbrow fanciness here.
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We might resent a little the alienating fanciness of, say, a gorgeous overhead shot of Michael Jordan soaring for a slam, his shadow cast on a brilliant blue ground.
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But over the years, I've changed it to include shredded duck instead of pork, which shaves a few hours off the cooking time and somehow elevates the fanciness of the meal as well.
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I go through phases of loving brunch and wanting to eat allll the poached eggs on avo toast in the world, to really hating it and its overpriced fanciness and preferring to eat at home.
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Unlike Peloton, which requires you to buy a $2,000 bike to ride or take their classes, you can use any road bike on any indoor trainer regardless of its age or fanciness, simply by adding some sensors.
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I've not spent enough time with Samsung's Galaxy S10 to compare it directly, but Google's Pixel 3 and LG's G8 both use the traditional fingerprint reader on the back, and both are quicker and more accurate than Huawei's in-display fanciness.
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Ink and watercolor designs, known as flash, grew ever more wide-ranging, running from standard stars-and-stripes motifs to soft-core pornography to elevated symbolic fare (Rock of Ages; Helios, the Greek sun god), with degrees of fanciness determining price.
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I might drink dark 'n' stormies out of deference to the season, then cook up a vat of New Mexican pozole for a dinner feast, or a platter of original-style chicken Cordon Bleu for that old-school dinner fanciness vibe.
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Also, amNew York has a roundup of Oscar-watch parties of varying degrees of fanciness, from QED in Astoria (among its prizes is an Amazon gift card) to Sir Henri Penthouse ("free gourmet popcorn") to Cecconi's Dumbo ("a free glass of prosecco at the start of the red carpet show").
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All of this is useful and much of it is relevant, and yet it has produced kind of wimpy clothes: the tequila-sunset-in-Santo-Domingo moiré, raffia, and chiffon fanciness of Oscar de la Renta; a host of early 1980s career girl (and boy) leathers accessorized with a jaunty silk scarf at the neck and cut by some wink-wink Richard Bernstein pop culture references (Barbra Streisand, Rob Lowe) worn not on the sleeve but the shirts at Coach 1941.
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The most common dwikkojis for ordinary people are called bichigae (hangul: 빗치개) and guiigae (hangul: 귀이개). They are usually made of silver, and they both have elements of fanciness and practicality.
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Six-year-old Nancy Clancy enjoys fancy and French things that ranges from her outfit to her creative elaborate attire as she plans to teach some fanciness to her ordinary family and her friends.
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For putting away hats and clothes, use set places. Don't set them down just anywhere, making a sweaty mess. In clothes value cleanliness not fanciness. First follow one's station in life; second suit the family's financial situation.
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''''' is a window system developed for the Plan 9 from Bell Labs operating system by Rob Pike. According to its documentation, the system has little graphical fanciness, a fixed user interface, and depends on a three-button mouse. Like much of the Plan 9 operating system, many operations work by reading and writing to special files. Because of the limitations stemming from its unusual implementation, has been completely rewritten into its successor rio in recent Plan 9 versions.
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Early Friends believed that it was important to avoid fanciness in dress, speech, and material possessions, because those things tend to distract one from waiting on God’s personal guidance. They also tend to cause a person to focus on himself more than on his fellow human beings, in violation of Jesus’ teaching to "love thy neighbor as thyself". This emphasis on plainness, as it was called, made the Friends in certain times and places easily recognizable to the society around them, particularly by their plain dress in the 18th and 19th centuries.Thomas D Hamm on Plainness in The Quakers in America on Google Books.
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Quaker Cap Friends believed that it was important to avoid fanciness in dress, speech, and material possessions, because those things tend to distract one from waiting on God’s personal guidance. They also tend to cause a person to focus on himself more than on his fellow human beings, in violation of Jesus’ teaching to “love thy neighbor as thyself.” This emphasis on plainness, as it was called, made the Friends in certain times and places easily recognizable to the society around them, particularly by their plain dress in the 18th and 19th Centuries.Thomas D Hamm on Plainness in The Quakers in America on Google Books.
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From 1968 to the 1970s prominent bands like Bossa Combo, Volo Volo de Boston, Les Shleu-Shleu, Les Ambassadeurs, Les Vickings, Les Fantaisistes, Les Loups Noirs, Les Freres Dejean, Les Difficiles, Les Gypsies and mostly the majestic Tabou Combo have exerted a dominance on the Caribbean and many places in Europe and South America musical scene. For example, Tabou Combo has remained on the Paris hit parade for weeks with its "New York City" hit. Tabou did fill New York Central park in the same period.AMG 1994 These young musicians were critical in the creation of new technics that contribute to the fanciness of the style.
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