Every good idea needs to be fleshed out and this was a good idea but it needed to be fleshed out.
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Hulu hasn't fully fleshed out its own user experience, either.
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When everything's fleshed out, it won't be as it appears.
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There's also the Victorian era that hasn't been fleshed out.
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The villains finally get fleshed out in the new trailer.
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Many of those plans have not been fully fleshed out.
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Then they fleshed out the embryonic tracks they'd been discussing.
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It's not fully fleshed out, and it's not carefully tested.
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I love it when a fictional universe gets fleshed out!
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All of these characters were fleshed out and so interesting, really.
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But Richie Finestra hasn't yet emerged as a fleshed-out antihero.
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Each character is so fleshed out they deserve their own movie.
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Shakespeare's first fully-fleshed out Muslim character emerges in "Titus Adronicus".
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These films feature fully fleshed-out L.G.B.T.Q. characters who defy stereotypes.
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Ashley and Duc have yet to become fully fleshed-out characters.
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Ancient Athenian democracy devised two institutions that fleshed out this vision.
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His figures are fleshed out by condensed flourishes and jagged contours.
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On Thursday, it fleshed out details of the separate no-frills carrier.
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The proposals range from little more than rhetoric to fleshed-out legislation.
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Late Monday, Clinton fleshed out the theme at a rally in Ohio.
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All three of these characters are fleshed out, and, as such, imperfect.
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This plan is more fleshed out than May's plan, and quite different.
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Carré's most fleshed out characters in the early novels—Magnus Pym, the
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Campaign proposals do not have to be fully fleshed-out legislative text.
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This functionality will need to be fleshed out further in future research.
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What Trump revealed Wednesday somehow still isn't a fullly fleshed out plan.
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And what does that history, currently fleshed out with loans, look like?
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On protecting nature, much is aspirational and needs to be fleshed out.
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Yovanovitch's full testimony fleshed out that story with some pretty wild details.
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The characters all get a little more fleshed out — Lucas has a sister!
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For me, the most important change has been the fleshed-out story campaign.
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But publicly at least, it's not much more fleshed out than the idea.
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It's all playable but there are certain mechanics that wehaven't fully fleshed out.
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And he just really fleshed out the chords, and really got the sound.
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DE) on Tuesday fleshed out their plans to break up RWE's Innogy (IGY.
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But without a proper campaign, the game's world never felt fully fleshed out.
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A more fleshed out policy, though, given the North Korean position, is needed.
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We simply cannot make that projection without a fully fleshed out financing plan.
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What's in the framework: Details still need to be "fleshed out," Khalilzad said.
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The transcript released on Wednesday fleshed out that story, adding compelling new details.
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Indeed, they seem to die young (the exact details are never fleshed out).
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For a fully fleshed-out timeline of Babygate, visit this Tumblr and Buzzfeed.
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Brigid and Raider's kooky co-workers are somehow still rich, fleshed-out characters.
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It's exciting to hear his blueprint fleshed out in fresh and new ways.
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A lot of these less fleshed-out ideas are just built around puns.
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Ironically enough, the animated protagonist is far more fleshed out than his human companions.
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Dell claims it's the first fully fleshed-out version of the feature for laptops.
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The plan released on Thursday fleshed out some of the details of his approach.
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Details of an agreement were fleshed out in a follow-up meeting months later.
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Yet even that relatively simple principle needs to be fleshed out in crucial areas.
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But they have nothing on Wolff, whose life is fleshed out with many flashbacks.
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Ping-ponging ideas back and forth with Kirby, Lee fleshed out the Marvel pantheon.
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Without that, we're left with mostly half-sketched types instead of fleshed-out agents.
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This week's will give members a more fully fleshed out plan based on feedback.
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It's all playable but there are certain mechanics that we haven't fully fleshed out.
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I would love to see El Diablo's story fleshed out in an organic way.
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Witness testimony has also backed up and fleshed out the whistle-blower's main points.
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Each one is a fleshed-out person with their own strengths, weaknesses, and relationships.
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And in the summer of 2019, he fleshed out his Social Security expansion proposal.
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Mr. Child has also fleshed out the character by moving him around in time.
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He's hopeful his app, once the database is fleshed out, can help fix that.
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It's mainly the unamplified voices of customers fleshed out with amplified, typically recorded music.
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Anthony and Cleopatra: The good news: It features a fully fleshed-out female protagonist.
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This record was the most sonically fleshed out record I had done to this point.
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Most feel like simple tech demos compared to the more fully fleshed-out main games.
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Some key figures are not fully fleshed out, such as Rajashree Choudhury, Bikram's ex-wife.
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It wasn't, of course, fully fleshed out in my dream, but it was super exciting.
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Michael Anthony Farley took a look at the document and fleshed out those themes considerably.
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While a more fleshed out Trump Doctrine may emerge, the outlines of one already have.
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Other issues can be added and the policies outline here would obviously be fleshed out.
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Details on denuclearization may only be fleshed out at the Trump-Kim summit, he continued.
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And since the Green New Deal hasn't been fleshed out, no comprehensive cost analysis exists.
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Trump's plan for healthcare is one of the more fleshed-out parts of his platform.
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This uniquely absurd confusion and rage is created, fostered, and fleshed out before our ears.
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"They're coming before us with a proposal that hasn't all been fleshed out," he said.
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And similarly, the RBG color spectrum is created and fleshed out in the 19th century.
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By midnight, the bar was fleshed out with older Chinatown residents and younger karaoke enthusiasts.
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But as she fleshed out the concept, she realized it could be so much more.
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These allegations were fleshed out by a whistleblower in a long report to congressional Democrats.
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But make no mistake, there still is no fully fleshed out GOP plan to replace Obamacare.
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The feature isn't fleshed out or anywhere near responsive enough to be a useful accessibility tool.
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Luckily for coach Peter Laviolette, I have fleshed out a foolproof five-step course to success.
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Trump hasn't fleshed out his economic policy besides a desire to protect American business from foreigners.
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Both Steve and Diana are fully fleshed-out characters who helped each other become better people.
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While those kicks still come flying on this album, they are contained within fleshed-out compositions.
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These game streaming services are still very early in their development, and not fully fleshed out.
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The reading that night was more fleshed out and elaborate than anything from the book tour.
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They're fleshed out characters who you will grow close to over the course of the game.
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Does this mean that another fleshed out female character is coming to the world of Pixar?
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The show fleshed out Jessica and Justin better than the novel, especially with their family dynamics.
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The record was already started and pretty well fleshed out by the time I started therapy.
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The 14 recommendations will be fleshed out by regulators over the coming two years for implementation.
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The two men's dynamic is an intriguing one that might work better fleshed out on film.
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In this novel, Gardner turns the one-dimensional monster into a fleshed-out and moving character.
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As the show progressed, however, he has become a far more sympathetic and fleshed-out character.
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The centerpiece of his compositions is their harmony, resonant and migratory, usually fleshed out by strings.
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That all might be more bearable if the series fleshed out Holden's inner turmoil more quickly.
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I see him as this fleshed-out character that I would write on any TV show.
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Each character (even the droid) is fleshed out with time and attention Do you like Mandalorians?
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How do you see the different looks playing into Pup Scrubs as a fleshed-out character?
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But Micron could also provide a solid payoff once its weakness is fully fleshed out, he said.
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That thinking changed as he delved deeper into the series and fleshed out his cast of characters.
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We now have Windows 2799, Microsoft's most robust and fleshed-out operating system in almost a decade.
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Aside from the aforementioned video chat functionality, the Portal doesn't feel like a particularly fleshed-out device.
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Although the Brits, including star Michael Caine, are carefully delineated, not one tribal warrior is fleshed out.
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The Beibeilong embryo and egg fossil, with reconstruction of skeleton and fleshed-out models to the right.
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Fully-fleshed out human beings who have friends, feelings, and a family—just like each of us.
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In an exclusive interview with CNBC, Malloy warned that Trump's proposal has yet to be fleshed out.
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Mr Snowden's relationship with his girlfriend is fleshed out and forms an integral part of the story.
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I met with the publisher, we fleshed out an outline, and I sent them a few chapters.
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However, a longer, more fleshed-out experience is coming sometime next year if you want to wait.
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Then he drops a group of well-fleshed-out characters right into the heart of the situation.
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As Google has fleshed out its flight and hotel comparison tools, Trivago is feeling the heat, too.
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It's July now, so it seems she's had some fully fleshed out ideas since then ... hence, this.
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"It will be similar to the original plan but just more fleshed out," Moore told The Hill.
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He also fleshed out themes the book merely flirted with: shame, repression and the pain we hide.
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But its operations and financing still need to be fleshed out and approved by the State Legislature.
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The core story and missions are not fleshed out, and the world can feel lifeless at times.
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Every character and performance is vibrant and fun, but few feel fleshed out beyond Harley and Sionis.
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The details of how and why will probably get fleshed out in the days and weeks ahead.
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But unlike his much-discussed "political revolution," her thoughts about how democratic transformation happens rarely get fleshed out.
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They're not exactly fully fleshed-out in these pages, but Johns has eleven more issues to fix that.
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Listings in San Francisco may be more fleshed out than elsewhere, as that's where Winnie got its start.
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"The policy is fleshed out online, so you can go see all the elements of it," she said.
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Prebble spent the better part of a year promising a fleshed out beta, part of the final sprint.
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Where Fosse had used the dancers as moving props, Verdon makes them into fleshed-out characters with backstories.
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That may be fleshed out by various obscurely named efforts to draw up global standards for taxing profits.
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The predator characters I've come up with are all far more fleshed out than any of my prey.
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She was another Thrawn trilogy alum, but I felt like she was fleshed out more in the comics.
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The model even includes a fully fleshed-out airport with arrivals, people checking in and boarding their flights ...
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Instead we got officers who were repeatedly seen and almost never heard, much less fleshed out as characters.
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The issues loom large as single-pilot flying concepts are fleshed out at the Singapore Airshow this week.
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In more than 1,000 Second Amendment cases in the decade since Heller, courts have fleshed out those categories.
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These can be "fleshed out" with low-fat protein sources from animals or combinations of beans and grains.
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At least, that's going to be the case until 5G networks are more fully fleshed out and available.
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The bank, with only 38 full-time staff, needs organization and procedures to be fleshed out, say members.
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Cruz's comments were neither a spontaneous response to the Brussels attacks nor a thoroughly fleshed-out policy proposal.
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All of the more fleshed-out Republican health bills, however, were several more votes short even than that.
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This allows a more fleshed-out article to be included in the papers distributed closest to the plant.
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Civilization 4 and 5 fleshed out the game's spiritual side, but religion was still an extra easily ignored.
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It is the space where people exhibit fully fleshed-out concepts, video scores, that are specifically single-channel.
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From there, they also fleshed out her characterization, making sure her personality felt realistic, three-dimensional, and unique.
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Technically, the old Star Wars Expanded Universe — the old sub-canon fleshed out in books, comics, video games, etc.
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Moving from Luftrauser to LUFTRAUSERS, Paul and Roy knew a fully fleshed out new game required something more, graphically.
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It's just novice writers, if they're male, the first thing to go is kind of fleshed out female characters.
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It is through the other plot lines that the other major players of this hallowed day get fleshed out.
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Hopefully, some of these ideas will be fleshed out a bit further now that users can play with it.
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The plan wasn't fully fleshed out, but a similar digital services tax has been discussed in the European Union.
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Gaines is an artist, and many of his paintings feature trans bodies fleshed out in color and thick brushstrokes.
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"Efficient designs fleshed out in the '00s when fuel prices were high are coming to market now," he said.
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But this one fan theory (which we mentioned before) seems to be the most fleshed-out and convincing yet.
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There are less successful works, too, but I'll leave the bulk of those for the more fleshed-out review.
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How did you approach writing a novel with so many characters while making sure they were fully fleshed out?
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The Bern government last month fleshed out the plan in a way that ensures free movement for EU citizens.
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Moore's spokeswoman Janet Porter fleshed out this narrative during a contentious interview with CNN's Poppy Harlow earlier this week.
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When you started writing Heir to the Empire, you were writing without much of the world being fleshed out.
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Photographer Chris Buck who shot the series explained that the magazine came to him with a fleshed-out concept.
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"I don't think she's fully fleshed out everything she has to say about energy and climate," Steyer told Reuters.
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For $20, you could get a fully fleshed out template which you could lightly adapt to your specific situation.
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But as the executive actions are fleshed out, that may not be the question on which the fight turns.
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Late last week, after the field of Democrats swelled above 20, the D.N.C. fleshed out some of the details.
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There are a number of more fully fleshed-out immigration proposals floating around the House and Senate this week.
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Minus the texture of a fleshed-out world, her go-to moves feel repetitive, once again preordained and cruel.
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Stay tuned on the procedural machinations of the day -- they still aren't fully fleshed out as of Thursday morning.
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However, they also noted that the male characters were often caricatures of men, and not truly fleshed out people.
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The Space Force's exact authorities for operating in combat still need to be fleshed out, according to the draft.
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Lyrically, much of contemporary female pop has become gestural and sketchlike — by contrast, Halsey prefers more fleshed-out stories.
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Mr. Berselius fleshed out some of those sketches when he turned Frej into a full-time restaurant, called Aska.
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Republicans have not fleshed out a plan to replace the 2010 health care law, President Obama's signature legislative achievement.
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Kudlow noted that this and other ideas have yet to be fleshed out, and no decisions have been made.
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J. quickly became a fully fleshed-out character and the show sagaciously leaned into stories specific to his situation.
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The 32-year-old billionaire says while the solution is not fully fleshed out yet, it will involve community policing.
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Today, the National Science Foundation fleshed out new rules that would allow it to strip harassers of their research funding.
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And I think Ryan doesn't have much disagreement with Trump's deregulation instincts, though this plank has not been fleshed out.
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And neither brother nor dad get fleshed out in a way that would justify spending so much time with them.
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What's next: When proposals get fleshed out in early 2019, industry lobbyists will be working hard to shape the details.
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Beside the two major smartphones, Xiaomi's retail presence will be fleshed out with four of its so-called ecosystem products.
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The third plank of Corbynomics, therefore, involves structural reforms, proposals for which have been fleshed out since the general election.
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However, one of the most fleshed out incidents — the "Great Moon Hoax" of 1885 — was based in New York City.
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The second thing, Green New Deal, that's being fleshed out—it's not clear what that is going to cost now.
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She found that to be encouraging, she said, reiterating a thought she had fleshed out on her blog last month.
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And while the show has referenced that prophecy, it hasn't really fleshed out Rhaegar's story the way the books have.
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Executives rehash corporate PR points that have usually already been fleshed out in earnings reports and conversations with the press.
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Directed and, crucially, with new dialogue by the Lebanese-French writer Wajdi Mouawad, the production fleshed out notoriously caricaturish characters.
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Think about the previous two Watch Dogs games, led by named and (moreso with the sequel) fully fleshed out humans.
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Wesley Morris rightly fleshed out the subject of a "national conversation," but the chances of such happening are very low.
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"Both of those other two theories at least could be fleshed out, but they produced much lower numbers," Sewell said.
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You can show fully fleshed-out women that have careers and do things but they aren't always pining for men.
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The company also fleshed out what it sees as another source of growth, video and video advertising, writes Mike Isaac.
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Georges, after all, is not so much a real fleshed out portrait, but a fake hero of his own making.
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Once aides have fleshed out a policy proposal, Mr. Trump tends to speak of it in the broadest of strokes.
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It is by far his most fleshed-out proposal, but its crux is simple: Messam proposes forgiving everyone's student debt.
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Peter was a more-than-willing collaborator, and we fleshed out a lot of ideas that didn't really go anywhere.
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I feel like the account that I was able to put together will be fleshed out as time goes on.
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Yes, it's exhausting and will make you sweat, but it's also a large, fleshed-out adventure at the same time.
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There are still aspects that don't make sense; angles that were never fully fleshed out, stories that were never squared.
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On May 26, Trump fleshed out his vision in a speech at an oil industry conference in Bismarck, North Dakota.
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It's like the minimal nuance of If You're Reading This has bloomed into the more fleshed-out format of Take Care.
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Everywhere you look, Trump's leadership credentials and eventual policies, once they are fleshed out beyond 140 characters, will be under scrutiny.
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For the sake of romantic suspense, I would have liked to see V's other two suitors fleshed out a bit more.
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Each person in this game is a fully fleshed-out character whose life has been shaped dramatically by the Death Stranding.
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Most of his campaign promises are still being fleshed out, and many are left wondering what he actually plans to do.
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"We wanted to bring them back and given them a new life, more fully fleshed out, more tonally mature," says Minkoff.
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The signals are amplified by similar ones further down the system and fleshed out by controlled discussions in state-owned media.
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Two lawyers said the bare- bones reference to the framework in the Brexit deal could get fleshed out in coming weeks.
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Now, the site is fleshed out significantly, with a logo and something resembling a mission statement, if not a raison d'être.
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"It is likely that soft manufacturing conditions will persist until if and when a fuller agreement is fleshed out," Strickland said.
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What seemed a simple question led him to realise that no one had yet fleshed out the concept of human capital.
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Neill explains that, supposedly, the tattoo is Maine's homage to his father (but the backstory isn't fleshed out in the film).
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But based on recent roll-outs and rumors swirling, here are some changes that could be fleshed out at the event.
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It's a fully fleshed-out concept presented in under ten minutes, and as genuinely erotic as it is amusing and unsettling.
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The company is still in such early stages that the executives don't yet have a fleshed out business model, he said.
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Over time, though, their gigs have grown more coherent, loaded with the fleshed-out songs that fill second album, Whale City.
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At what point did you consider expanding the Bradleys from the initial strip to a more fleshed-out series of stories?
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True to form, her campaign was nervous and hypercontrolling from the outset, a point that I fleshed out in the story.
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It's not hard to imagine how this set-up might be fleshed out into an entirely closed information network one day.
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We fleshed out a theme with a potential next color-flyer pair: RED ROBIN and, from there, we didn't look back.
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Sunday will be on a shell vehicle that would then be replaced with fleshed out legislative text later in the process.
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Marginally more modern repertory fleshed out the programs, in the form of Berg 's "Lulu Suite" and Schoenberg 's Violin Concerto.
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For instance, in between each episode the team released a short, experimental interlude that further fleshed out the game's strange world.
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In Cole's half we saw a more aggressive, harder-edged Allison along with scenes that fleshed out his conflicted, guilty feelings.
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The hearing began with a procedural vote on the terms of debate that the House Rules Committee fleshed out on Tuesday.
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In today's session, Hill and David Holmes of the State Department fleshed out some of the details presented by past witnesses.
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During Tuesday night's Democratic debate, South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg suggested that O'Rourke's proposal was impractical and not fully fleshed out.
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Making a statement in the European Parliament on the current state of play, Jourová fleshed out these sticking points in more detail.
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While both The Simpsons and Futurama have dynamic, fleshed-out female characters, this is Groening's first series with a clear female lead.
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And this month, VTB fleshed out its portfolio of grain assets by buying a controlling stake in major local grain trader Mirogroup.
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Seth Moulton (D-Mass.) doesn't have a fleshed out policy, but tweeted he would only appoint judges who support Roe v. Wade.
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Thrawn: Alliances feels more at home in the new canon, especially because Thrawn has been fleshed out a bit more in Rebels.
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Many groups had been preparing for a moment like this to launch a more fleshed-out Trump resistance campaign ahead of 2018.
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At $500, the HeartGuide is pricey, and aside from blood pressure monitoring, its other features aren't as fleshed out as other smartwatches.
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NASA has hinted at these details before, but they've now been fleshed out and published in five studies in the journal Science.
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Even if the case against GMOs isn't fully fleshed out, it seems as if GMO activists are beginning to get their wish.
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Later in the game, he becomes more of the fleshed-out human being from the original, with interests unrelated to his father.
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While they received only modest classroom marks for their first album, they soon followed the release with a more fleshed-out sound.
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In other words, you have built a crude but functioning city-in-the-making, its skeleton constructed, ready to be fleshed out.
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All of the major iOS apps are now visible within the App Store, and they've each got fleshed out descriptions and screenshots.
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Although the documents fleshed out some details, the broad contours of the circumstances surrounding the meetings had been previously reported and digested.
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Given the growth, and that the business model isn't fully fleshed out, it makes sense that Giphy could use some additional cash.
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On talk shows in recent days, incoming Democratic committee chairmen fleshed out earlier promises to look into Trump's policies and personal affairs.
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The intelligence agency also fleshed out recent reports that North Korea was trying to crack into South Korean government websites and smartphones.
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And among the high-profile candidates only Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren have provided more fully-fleshed out visions for foreign policy.
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The social conditions are scarcely fleshed out, with little sense of how race and class shape the characters and their wartime work.
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O.J. Simpson could stick close to the facts, The Assassination of Gianni Versace was, like Orth's book, necessarily fleshed out with conjectures.
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Spurred on by this popularity, TheDaddy and TeXLink fleshed out XLink's rudimentary systems into an entire network solution they dubbed XLink Kai.
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Drenched in shuddering noise and fleshed out with disembodied roars and crushing downstrokes, "Naked" is a lesson in harnessing tension for evil.
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The previous releases have fleshed out details that Mueller summarized in his final report regarding President Donald Trump's and his campaign's actions.
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But if she's going to be a fully fleshed out character, shouldn't she have both a career path and a love life?
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Quintanilla fleshed out this version of events after the idea of such careless kidnappers triggered a wave of skepticism on social media.
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Then, if a client has time to see those ideas fleshed out, she is happy to tap into her network of neighbors.
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AppendixThe appendix is the home for any other matters you need to include, but may not merit a fully fleshed-out section.
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The panel also fleshed out reasons why actions that fall within a president's legitimate authority can still, when abused, constitute impeachable conduct.
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"Features like that are so complex that we need years for them to be fleshed out and reach their potential," Heinsohn explained.
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Meaning, more bug hunters may be able to get involved in the trade without the need of more fleshed out team behind them.
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And on Monday night, she truly let that side show, with fleshed-out responses that finally, for once, made the candidate look enthusiastic.
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It might seem puzzling that Master & Dynamic kept the same price with the MW07 Plus, but it considerably fleshed out what's on offer.
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The fleshed-out version of the budget, released on May 23rd, features a new promise: to eliminate the budget deficit within ten years.
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Using numerical models, a team led by astronomer Will McKinnon of Washington University in St. Louis has now fleshed out the picture further.
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"The signature of the city changes shape and is fleshed out as more and more people commit to the street," Mr. Bowie wrote.
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But the new baddies, thugs in silk shirts like Gilberto Rodríguez (pictured, left), are quickly fleshed out enough to make them worthy replacements.
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Last week, Buttigieg finally unveiled a more fully fleshed-out issues page with a slate of policy recommendations that help clarify his views.
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Slack has had its share of downtime recently, but it's a much more fleshed out version of what Yahoo is going for here.
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It's also difficult to sign onto the general concept before details are fleshed out, like how much taxes would go up, KHN reports.
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By next year the signatories are supposed to have fleshed out precisely how to calculate, review and ratchet up their nationally determined contributions.
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Single "Everywhere Never" captures the record's shadowy spirit, moody and isolated and laden with addictive hooks fleshed out by Kirkpatrick's hazy, sultry vocals.
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It fleshed out its plans on Wednesday at an event held at its first 'sustainable' store in Kaarst, western Germany, opened in 2017.
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"We have two plans and a lot of buy-in on some concepts that have not been fleshed out into plans," Miller said.
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Production on the Dean Israelite film began yesterday in Vancouver, the studio announced this week, and its cast is now fully fleshed out.
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I THINK I HAVE TO BE A LITTLE CIRCUMSPECT ANALYZING A ONE-PAGE PROPOSAL BECAUSE IT IS NOT A FULLY FLESHED OUT PROPOSAL.
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Perhaps that's understandable, given that every person in the world is different, but each member of 808INK is a fully-fleshed out protagonist.
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By the next morning, a story about a haunted hotel, a struggling couple and their telepathic son was fleshed out in his mind.
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This backstory is fleshed out even further in four 22-minute-long "episodes" that play whenever you complete an act of the game.
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That's obviously intentional, but the sheer number of unanswered questions creates a sense that it should have been either fleshed out or discarded.
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Any fully fleshed out healthcare bill from Republicans would involve wading into battles with powerful lobbying groups from PhRMA to AARP, experts say.
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Speaking in an interview on ITV's Peston on Sunday program yesterday, UK Home Secretary Amber Rudd further fleshed out the prime minister's comments.
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Alexa has notably already had this feature for a few months, and their app is a bit more fleshed out in this regard.
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But toys and plushes will arrive into a world where Baby Yoda is already a more fleshed-out character than some critics expected.
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Because of Sally's role as a foil in what is indeed a very male show, I wish her character were better fleshed out.
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Carl E. Heastie, the Democratic Assembly speaker from the Bronx, demurred when asked his opinion on the yet-to-be-fleshed-out plan.
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And right away, some of the elements that Kelly introduced — self-awareness, irreverence, talking to the audience — were fleshed out and expanded upon.
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Others, like new measures to rein in lobbying, remain works in progress that Democrats say will be fleshed out in the coming weeks.
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Some promising ideas and characters are introduced, but the narrative is so superfluous, the connecting segments so fleeting, that little is fleshed out.
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Yes, most of it looked fantastic and the characters that we saw seemed very fleshed out, but it's a big, broad, challenging game.
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Most importantly, Marcus is a full character, and his storyline and goals are complex and fleshed out from the start of the series.
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It's a concept that has been touched on in The Clone Wars and a handful of novels, but never fleshed out in the films.
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At least there's Agent Madani, possibly the only fully fleshed out female character to have a prominent role in any of the 13 episodes.
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Carey fleshed out the melody at her home studio in upstate New York, before recording the final version at Walter Afanasieff's San Fransisco facility.
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News that there was excitement about the Alex's journey behind the scenes as they fleshed out her character as more than just Supergirl's sister.
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But in getting to this conclusion, the show brings up a lot of interesting theories, and only one of them is really fleshed out.
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"We want a quick resolution of our agricultural request here ... maybe temporarily that could then be fleshed out over longer period," Perdue told reporters.
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The most fleshed-out of the album's sombre subjects is the weary husband in "Darling Lorraine", whose resentment disappears when his wife becomes ill.
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Whitehead's prose is meticulous; he nimbly shifts between the 1960s and present day, creating a fully fleshed-out picture of violence and (in)justice.
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Cordewell said Flores came up with the idea for the coronavirus subway prank, and he fleshed out some of the details, like the suits.
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As Facebook bots start to evolve and learn for themselves, this voice will be able to develop into a more fully fleshed out presence.
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Instead of having Dwight spontaneously decide to jump ship, however, TWD is actually giving viewers a fleshed-out and engaging look at his journey.
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There's been talk of Instagram allowing longer videos on its platform since the beginning of June, but new reports have fleshed out those rumors.
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How exciting it would be instead if a new hero might be created, whose story could be fleshed out from scratch, rather than reinvented.
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When they're not entertaining you, they're trying to convince you of their humanity, and even the more cartoonish among them have fleshed-out personalities.
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Today at CES in Las Vegas, the automaker fleshed out the details on an insect-like concept car that isn't limited by its wheels.
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They are chefs, musicians, activists, boyfriends, girlfriends, mothers — a million things in one, just as any fleshed-out character should be, regardless of race.
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He then sent it along to Ralph, who added in tenor sax and fleshed out the rest of the sound before sending it back.
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The game started out as a browser-based prototype in 2014, before eventually being fleshed out into a full-fledged PC game last year.
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A lot of the time, when you use a VR app, the home screen is a fully fleshed-out location meant to add atmosphere.
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Mr. Bouchard seems to prefer to let this issue be fleshed out in the two other cases on this matter in Massachusetts and California.
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Alan Dershowitz fleshed out this claim Monday in The Hill, which he has repeated over and over on television for the last few days.
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"We have a draft of the framework that has to be fleshed out before it becomes an agreement," Khalilzad told the Times on Monday.
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With many details to be fleshed out and negotiated, entrepreneurs are hoping for tax changes to encourage business start-ups, which have been sluggish.
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Maybe they don't understand how Orange Is the New Black can create compelling story lines with a diverse cast of fully fleshed-out characters.
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From Ulysse Thevenon, the video plows through a dozen different likely references forming a fully-fleshed out guide to sci-fi and horror history.
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Unlike Johnson's account, however, these claims about Naughright are fleshed out in Klemko's piece with quotes from multiple sources, most of them bashing her.
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Which is not to say that Anna Magdalena appears to us as a fleshed-out character; that would have gone against Straub-Huillet's aesthetic.
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The testimony fleshed out how Mr. Manafort's finances were altered by the loss of his main client, Viktor F. Yanukovych, the leader of Ukraine.
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As Tiger King fleshed out the near-fatal feud between Exotic and Baskin, viewers couldn't help but point out the similarities between the enemies.
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Whether or not you prefer what TCL offers over something a little more fleshed out is going to be a matter of personal taste.
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Alongside his fellow regulators, he fleshed out and enacted a series of changes called for in a 2018 deregulatory law, often incorporating industry input.
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It's her character whose story is the most fleshed out addition, part of the new version's bid to be more than a teen movie.
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The plan is not fully fleshed out, which White House aides said would provide some wiggle room to hammer out the details during negotiations.
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This is one way the show is going to drastically differ from the books, as Yennefer's backstory isn't fully fleshed out on the page.
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Each character (even the droid) is fleshed out with time and attention, and by the end of the series everyone gets a satisfying arc.
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" Mr. Khalilzad added: "We felt enough confidence that we said we need to get this fleshed out, and details need to be worked out.
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We published some of Ferenstein's findings back in September, and since then he's fleshed out his viewed at greater length in an e-book.
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Yet none of the characters have been fully fleshed-out and explored enough to find us rooting for a particular one at the end.
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But it suffers from comparison with "Loving", which is more deftly scripted, its characters more fleshed out and its critique of segregation laws more piercing.
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She believes that tackling autism and Alzheimer's disease must be high up on any president's agenda (and they're fully fleshed out in HRC's platform).11.
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As expected, you'll be using a more fleshed-out version of Fallout 4's settlement system that will allow you to build wherever you want.
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While not everyone is a fully-fleshed out character — the movie's not that long — many are, which would not have happened in a lesser film.
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We don't know much else about Arkane Studios' return to the steampunk-gothic fantasy universe that was so lovingly fleshed out in the 2012 original.
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There's a lot to love in Homecoming, but Michael Keaton's Vulture is the most fully-fleshed out villain since we met Thor's resentful little brother.
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Trevor's entire outlook on larger men proves he only sees them as self-gratifying objects, as opposed to fully fleshed out people with inner lives.
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Reece originally penned the 10-page comic for close friends and family but was soon contacted by Alterna Comics for a more fleshed out tale.
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The riveting thing about The Walking Dead is that in the comics, all these characters are fleshed out — they're not just bad people acting badly.
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It is fleshed out with tales and lore from Mr Tranter's grandfather, Philomac (played on screen with mischievous charm by twins Tremayne and Trevon Doolan).
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The process of creating a data dictionary fleshed out two different metrics: Specificity in well-chosen names, and unambiguous definitions with examples, are key here.
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The first and possibly most important thing that Wonder Woman does on the romantic front is establish Steve Trevor as a fully fleshed-out character.
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This concept is maybe one of the more fully fleshed out visions of what a truly autonomous long-range car would look like in practice.
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As such, Beauty and the Beast really has an opportunity to leave us with a fleshed-out, strong-willed female character that sticks with us.
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As for Schnider's theories on reality-filtering, Coltheart told me that most experts generally agree, but are looking forward to the details being fleshed out.
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At the start of the show he comes across as an emotionally-dead serial womaniser, but it's not long before his character gets fleshed out.
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Then, just when the show seemed to reach its creative peak, with a full cast of characters and a fleshed-out universe, it suddenly ended.
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Ironically, even as the character of Lou Salomé seems overshadowed by the men who surround her, the male characters are not fleshed out at all.
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A few days later, she's building upon those initial responses with a more fleshed-out reflection on the "controversy" — and it's definitely worth your time.
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She's so comfortable in Penelope's highest and lowest moments that Penelope is one of the most beautifully fleshed-out characters in a sitcom today, period.
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Overlapping and contorting, there is something both disturbing and inadvertently enthralling about the doughy fleshed out pencil drawings which approach body contortions in new light.
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There are faint suggestions of a relationship between them, but no details are fleshed out; instead, they exist on stage solely to speak their thoughts.
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It's a mashup of her existing proposals and some fleshed-out details in areas such as transport electrification, finance (via "green victory bonds") and more.
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Her account is fleshed out by remembrances from friends and colleagues — enough to fill a Southern California wing of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
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Cohn's personality and career are fleshed out by the testimony of accomplices and witnesses, lawyers and journalists (including Sam Roberts of The New York Times).
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RELATED: Read the documents The previous releases fleshed out details that Mueller summarized in his final report regarding President Donald Trump's and his campaign's actions.
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On Wednesday, China's central bank governor, Yi Gang, also partly fleshed out how China plans to open the country's financial services sector to foreign investors.
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That history is elliptically fleshed out in the movie, which includes snatches of informational text and a number of interviews amid still and traveling images.
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Among other things, it fleshed out the back story of the title character, who, the story revealed, was from a race called the Time Lords.
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Although it is not fully fleshed out, Mr Ryrie airs the helpful idea that western European atheism has evolved from suspicion to anger to anxiety.
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The natural world—or at least a ephemeral version of it—serves as respite for humans in Michelle Blade's fleshed-out paintings and primitive sculptures.
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Then, since fully fleshed out makeup looks are all about the accessories, you're going to want to don a flower crown of sorts made from ornaments.
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Though Bradel has a fleshed out backstory and branching dialogue for the NPC, his name is "The Jar Salesman" because Bradel thought it was much funnier.
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That same year, her notoriety scored her a Vanity Fair profile (ostensibly also about her sister Nicky), which fleshed out Hilton's persona beyond the tabloid caricature.
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"Albee is one of the few major American male playwrights who really fleshed out female characters in engaging ways," says Matthew Roudané of Georgia State University.
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Rather than create a fully fleshed out space station before lunar landings begin, now NASA is focused on getting the smallest possible outpost ready by 2024.
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So that&aposs the one that kind of was fleshed out a little bit more tonight in Giuliani&aposs comments to "Politico," that last bullet point.
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Politics also play a greater role in this iteration, thanks to the card-based government mechanic and fleshed-out skill tree for civic and cultural progress.
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The potential for tension with the White House is underscored by the fact that their agenda isn't nearly as fleshed out as Clinton's presidential platform is.
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Rather than build it out into a fully fleshed-out DAW, they want to keep Beat Maker minimalist and work on smoother ways to export work.
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Both began as Twitter hashtags but were later fleshed out into books and classroom curricula tracing the roots of racial violence, white supremacy, and bilious politics.
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As the franchise has unfolded, that world has broadened and become more and more fleshed out, so much so that it now risks becoming ridiculously baroque.
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For one, there are always so many characters and worlds in a Kingdom Hearts games that none of them feel particularly fleshed out as a result.
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FFXV launches later this month, but the game's world has already been fleshed out through an anime series, feature-length CG movie, and several mobile games.
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The new party fleshed out detailed policies, and then tried, albeit with limited success, to build an electoral machine that reached the street and neighborhood level.
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"I've been talking with our negotiators and those are the issues that are going to be fleshed out here in the next few days," Perdue said.
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From there, they make it to the white board in the "Black-ish" writers' room, where ideas are fleshed out and stories begin to take shape.
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Many industries with well-established regulatory oversight and extensive business in the US have already fleshed out the contours of the law in situations like these.
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Her father won't let her outside because her mother was murdered — though that's never fleshed out, either — and Jasmine wears a bracelet to keep her close.
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By the time I was 10, I had bid farewell to the lanky child of yesteryear and embraced a slightly more fleshed-out version of myself.
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The PS2 remake created a fleshed out, 3D world, but failed to streamline the game in a way that underscored its most admirable and unique qualities.
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He'll be one of the key players if there is a second season, so it makes sense for him to be as fleshed out as possible.
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This fleshed-out Winnie is very much a reflection of Milne's Pooh — a naïve, openhearted creature with a great weakness for food and capacity for love.
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Fire Emblem has always been populated with memorable characters painted with very broad brushes, but they've never inhabited a world quite so fleshed out as Fodlán.
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So far, the previous releases have fleshed out details that Mueller summarized in his final report regarding the actions of President Donald Trump and his campaign.
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Kurt Tidd, the commander of US Southern Command, fleshed out the global nature of Hezbollah's operations, telling lawmakers about the group's aggressive presence in South America.
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"Eight Flavors: The Untold Story of American Cuisine" is pretty much all colorful characters, fleshed out with appealing black-and-white drawings by Peter Van Hyning.
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In 2015, during a visit to his grandmother's hometown, Mr. Rosenthal met a scholar who translated Herta's more than 200 letters and fleshed out her story.
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"We have no budget constraints in mind, totally unrealistic propositions, very badly fleshed out, so this is very much a characteristic of this new populism," Rey explained.
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As part of the plan, Akzo fleshed out its alternative plan to separate its chemicals business and pay shareholders 1.6 billion euros in extra dividends this year.
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The idea originated with co-stars Jennie Garth and Tori Spelling and was fleshed out with input from the rest of the returning cast, the actors said.
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The plan, yet to be fleshed out, involves placing people leaving Africa bound for Europe in centers in countries like Algeria, Egypt, Libya, Morocco, Niger and Tunisia.
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You could spend hours in the two-room Time and Cosmos learning how old sundials and calendars worked, ideas that are fleshed out in the accompanying catalogue.
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This vision was much less fleshed out than Castro's discussion of his domestic policy ideas, but it's an interesting concept and a useful addition to the debate.
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The other characters in the show — members of the A/V club and theater club — evolve from two-dimensional tropes into fleshed out and (mostly) endearing characters.
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It's bigger and more fleshed out, with deeper and more nuanced character development — thanks in large part to the shift from text-based dialogue to voice actors.
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You know, give this character much more physicality, assign like an animal to him, and all this fun stuff of creating a very fleshed out, manifested character.
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Longstreth works best when there's a room full of people to bounce ideas off of, and these records are the most fleshed out of the band's catalog.
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Trump does, however, have some fleshed out thoughts on taxes, investing in education, and criminal justice—which are all key factors in reducing poverty and income inequality.
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Dragon Front doesn't have a release date set, but the game is already fully fleshed out from its beginnings as a physical card game developed on paper.
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Even though she only has three videos posted on her account (under an easy-to-find username: Katherine Langford), each one is a perfectly fleshed-out song.
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Something that I found striking about the film is that you play characters both in and out of drag—and they're both fully realized and fleshed out.
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For Massoud, Aladdin — which features a racially diverse cast and a fleshed out, fiercely feminist Princess Jasmine (played by Naomi Scott) — is a milestone in Hollywood representation.
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Along the way, you're introduced to an amazing cast of fully fleshed-out characters as they hurtle through space on a mission to build a hyperspace lane.
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Multiple times throughout his remarks, Trump said that the details of his policy plans were still not public and would be fleshed out in the coming days.
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For instance, Salim often works with a room mike fixed to his iPhone to record tunes, which are then exported to Logic Pro to be fleshed out.
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Colston-Hayter's Sunrise parties, such as that October's Sunrise Mystery Trip, offered a grinning and wide-eyed sun—a kind of fleshed-out smiley—as their logo.
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The characters in Calvino's stories are more cyphers and symbols than fleshed-out, emotional, experiential beings, and Melotti's generalized impressions can be viewed in the same light.
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The most fleshed-out version of the Republican tax plan is expected on Wednesday, with clearer details on proposed changes in tax rates for corporations and individuals.
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Military options do not appear to have been fleshed out in detail at the White House, and on Wednesday, Pentagon officials played down the prospect of intervention.
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President Trump's national security adviser has largely eliminated the internal policy debates that could have fleshed out Mr. Trump's decision to abruptly withdraw U.S. troops from Syria.
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Characters such as Niromi, a girl Kairo worries may come between him and Jay, and Channa, a Tamil boy Jay rescues from bullies, aren't fully fleshed out.
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Mass.) moving forward (losing may be the only thing for which she hadn't fleshed out a plan), we are looking at a mano-a-mano, Bernie v.
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He's told to find the aged court legend "Uncle Drew," here fleshed out to feel like a homage to the real-life street-ball legend Earl Manigault.
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The plot of "Harlequinade," based on the conventions and stock characters of commedia dell'arte, is only slightly more fleshed out than the Harlequin story I've described above.
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Mr. Trump then flew to Cincinnati to deliver a forceful "America First" message as he promoted his infrastructure plan, although it has yet to be fleshed out.
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As for Bernie Sanders, Warren's policies are more fleshed out than his, and she has not suffered a recent heart attack, as the Times editorial board noted.
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If the idea is more fleshed out before the shoot, then it falls into place much faster, and I can finish it in a week or two.
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I don't agree with those people who feel she is a plot device and not fleshed out — she is as real to me as anyone I know.
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There is at least one person looking to build some form of company, but the full team, product, market and target aren't fleshed out at all. 1.
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The plot of the show Heart of Life sounds more fleshed out than the Mayer track, but you can understand how the song might inspire a family drama.
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Diess said he hoped to have an outline agreement on cooperation with Ford fleshed out by the end of the year, with the initial focus on commercial vehicles.
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"Just deterring this act with a few airstrikes and not looking at the consequences for Syria wouldn't be a fully fleshed-out action," said another senior administration official.
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This passage of time via rotted fruit is never fully explained, leaving us some tiny breadcrumbs that could easily be picked up and fleshed out in Season 2.
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As the #MeToo movement grows in the science world, the National Science Foundation last month fleshed out steps to strip funding from scientists found guilty of sexual misconduct.
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But somehow—despite being one of a host of supporting characters in a blockbuster also concerned with crime-fighting—Michelle is arguably more fleshed out than Allison is.
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Jane gets fleshed out in second episode "O Hell No," as The Bold Type drags its characters into some very modern stories about both sex and the city.
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Their culture and their distinctiveness from humanity was fleshed out, until the Klingons became a warrior race defined by a sense of honor borrowed from feudal Japanese culture.
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Last year a report commissioned by Mr McDonnell, called "Alternative Models of Ownership", fleshed out ideas for what Labour thinkers refer to as the "democratisation" of the economy.
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And nobody's better equipped to take on the challenge than Sandia, where engineers have already fleshed out designs for a 13 megawatt turbine featuring 328 foot-long blades.
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Kass's op-ed isn't a fully fleshed-out proposal — it's more of a conversation starter than anything else (especially since Congress isn't going to enact this anytime soon).
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It's expected that in his speech POTUS will discuss his past month in office and provide fleshed-out details of his legislative agenda to the members of Congress.
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She closed the segment with an energetic, fleshed-out arrangement of "Heroes" — in the style of Born This Way, basically — and earned a standing ovation for her trouble.
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He's one of the few characters that feels exactly as fleshed out as he needs to be, and he projects some of that vivacity onto his scene partners.
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Yet she also appeared to take a subtle dig at O'Rourke, a former three-term congressman who hasn't fully fleshed out his policy proposals for the presidential race.
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NYU Langone's Okeke-Igbokwe said that with all of these height-related correlations -- from cancer to heart diseases -- the exact underlying mechanisms still need to be fleshed out.
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For her first recording session with Juan Shipp and the Gospel Souls, King fleshed out a scrap of melody that she'd heard her mother sing back in Charleston.
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When it comes to infidelity, I have the tools for utter breakdown and even tacit acceptance, but where is the common, fleshed-out social script for moving forward?
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Those are years where you can point to cultural, historical, or societal watermarks, years where eras amass into a totality, where narratives are fleshed-out and rounded-off.
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The Arctic Refuge's oil and gas program needs to be fleshed out, and a full environmental review covering that program needs to be completed, before leasing can occur.
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It's fine to make a point, particularly a provocative one, but that point resonates only if it's fleshed out and explored rather than simply hammered over and over.
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They do not correspond to individual lakes but rather present narratives on broad themes (fleshed out in discussion with Jill Leonard, a fish biologist at Northern Michigan University).
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His precedents include the proto-Pop paintings of Gerald Murphy; Paul Outerbridge's advertising photography; and Picabia's mechanical portraits which Mr. Winkfield might be said to have fleshed out.
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The tall, lithe, and nimble-footed nudes of her Running Man series transform their goggled, stationary counterparts into fleshed-out figures resembling both Greek satyrs and Roman athletes.
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That purchase is carefully fleshed out in Nobody Speak by the journalists who formerly worked for the Review-Journal and uncovered the story of their paper's new owner.
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In a series of interviews over the weekend, Dershowitz fleshed out his controversial views, which he said he'll present on the Senate floor during Trump's ongoing impeachment trial.
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His eponymous company last week fleshed out its plan to conquer the wilds on battery power, with an all-electric four-door SUV and four-door pickup truck.
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But he hopes his ideas will form the foundation of a comprehensive model of ice growth dynamics that can be fleshed out by more detailed measurements and experiments.
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This involves monitoring and recording a performer's movements using sensors attached to her face and body, information that becomes the foundation for a character that's digitally fleshed out.
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Some visitors might miss the fleshed-out Barosaurus model, but it's valuable that the museum is giving a huge amount of real estate to such a new discovery.
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Eleven's status as the most powerful character by far, and arguably the most fully fleshed-out of the female characters, is interesting to me from a feminist perspective.
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With every tweet revealing that Percy Weasley wore on some idle Tuesday, and with every Pottermore story released with a barely fleshed-out narrative, she's taking that world back.
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Some fans I spoke with were more disappointed by the lack of fleshed out performances from some of their favorite artists, than they were affected by revisiting Mac's passing.
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The mockup actually reacts to your clicks and taps, though it's not fully fleshed out – only so much is available to the public right now to recreate the interface.
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"That made it feel a little noir and extra glamorous," says Stiles, who fleshed out the look with Collins' hairstylist Gregory Russell before pitching the idea to the star.
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Returning players like Raven and Syd — along with newcomers like Lisa and Cecie — feel less fleshed out initially, but take on added dimension as the story grows more serious.
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It presents its answers in a card-like interface — though based on what we've seen so far Google hasn't totally fleshed out how everything will work for every question.
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Mr Cassara takes some of her real-life subjects and imagines their fleshed-out stories, mapping their romances and addictions, their nightmarish pasts and fantastical plans for the future.
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But just the attempt to acknowledge and examine these archetypes makes the characters feel a little more fleshed-out and fulfilled, and makes the roles a little more meaningful.
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For content creators like Adam Rosner, making YouTube videos based on this figure was a cathartic hobby that eventually grew into a fully fleshed out web series called TribeTwelve.
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The ACEP proposal is not quite as fleshed out as the Senate bills that already exist, but it shares some common elements with what is already floating around Congress.
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The enigmatic lead character of the Twilight "saga" was less a fully fleshed-out human than a series of loosely justified motivations on which to attach one's own desires.
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Metaphors On Vision, Stan Brakhage's first book, is highly peculiar for a fully fleshed out credo on cinema, for it contains prose poetry, scripts, script fragments, sketches, and letters.
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But another poor showing in the parliamentary elections will leave many wondering: is the National Front a real political party yet, or only a fleshed-out Le Pen cult?
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The core premise—how people respond to an extraordinary situation in close proximity—was enough to have me searching for every scrap of documentation that fleshed out what happened.
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The concept of dominance politics was fleshed out by Josh Marshall, founder of Talking Points Memo, in an analysis last year of Donald Trump's hold over the Republican Party.
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Prior to Monday's address, Trump fleshed out his policy team by naming a new group of economic advisers, including many giants from the worlds of finance and real estate.
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Seated at her kitchen table, she fleshed out a story based on a childhood memory of a black girl in Lorain — raped by her father — who desired blue eyes.
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Applying that idea to humans was a jumping-off point for a fictional story, fleshed out in collaboration with the creative agency BBDO, the agency Giant Spoon and Panoply.
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"It's worth noting that with Irish music, the score is taken as a guide, a skeleton which is fleshed out with the musicians' ornamentation and personal style," Banarsë said.
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But what he ultimately revealed was a vague plan that needed to be fleshed out and then enacted by the City Council, which quickly distanced itself from the announcement.
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When I came up with this option and the "fun" clue for TAXPAYER MONEY, I knew it was a grid to pursue further and I fleshed out the rest.
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These will not be ideas that I find entirely convincing, they will not be fully fleshed-out, and I will disavow responsibility if they're ever put into disastrous practice.
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That can be fleshed out by senators before a cloture vote on a filibuster, allowing the public to see how far from the country's moderate center this nominee is.
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Metro, which had already announced it was looking into efficiency measures in September, said details still had to be fleshed out in consultation with employee representatives, management and staff.
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In the 2001 version, Clooney's Danny, arguably, is the most fleshed out, but that's only because we know about his time in prison and his marriage to Roberts's Tess.
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A movement once fleshed out in union halls and little magazines shifted into universities and major press, from the center of the country to its cities and elite enclaves.
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" Or University of Chicago economist Michael Greenstone: "It wasn't a fleshed out plan, but based on what was announced the probability that it will increase the deficit is very high.
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The latest entrant is Ray Dalio, the hedge fund titan who has become the newest billionaire to offer a fleshed-out criticism of the capitalist economy he sees as unsustainable.
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She sees her fleshed-out, complex characters as quietly contributing to a "more real, profound human culture" and disrupting a "world vision perhaps too univocal because predominantly controlled by men".
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I'm not sure if this whole Dwight arc is supposed to be more fleshed out in the future, but it felt silly and out of place in last night's episode.
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His version will open differently than the novel and will include new dialogue and fleshed-out scenes that are alluded to in the novel but not fully depicted, he said.
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The DeX desktop, meanwhile, is an interesting addition to the tightening convertible tablet race, though it's got a ways to go before it feels as fully fleshed out Windows 10.
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Philadelphia Federal Reserve President Patrick Harker told CNBC on Monday that he won't be able to judge the economic impact of President Donald Trump's fiscal agenda until it's fleshed out.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Swiss engineering company ABB fleshed out its latest revamp on Thursday, saying it would focus more on digital industries as it reported better-than-expected fourth-quarter earnings.
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When Game of Thrones debuted, it faced the monumental task of presenting a fully fleshed-out fantasy world with a dense history and almost 20 characters right from the start.
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Today's consumers are building out customized bundles that make sense for them — a little Netflix and HBO perhaps, fleshed out with some free content through services like Tubi, for example.
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Watch: The cost of climate change in Miami Beach Trump will likely send a more fleshed-out proposal to Congress in March, and the full budget won't drop until May.
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Kara's story is fleshed out with deep human emotion, helped along with the the dark yet also light orchestral pieces that Sheppard wrote while out in the cabin in Montana.
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It's pretty atrocious to show a flimsily fleshed out near-suicide attempt as a romantic catalyst, and once our lovers have met, Rose's recovery isn't exactly a point of focus.
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" In the past, he's also fleshed out the fun he has had building Amazon, and has been reported saying he "loves his job" and that "he tap dances into work.
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David Jenkins, who created the show and wrote the pilot (Greg Daniels of "Parks and Recreation" is an executive producer), has fleshed out a premise with multiple nodes for humor.
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The curator Alisa LaGamma, head of the Met's department of the arts of Africa, Oceania and the Americas, fleshed out this narrative with objects but also, more important, with words.
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First, Giuliani fleshed out a report from last week that said Cohen is willing to tell prosecutors that Trump himself knew about the meeting in advance — something Trump has denied.
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But the character is more of a symbolic presence than a really fleshed-out role, and Robbie doesn't speak her first line until at least an hour into the movie.
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Options for military intervention in Venezuela may not be "fleshed out in detail," but clearly there are those inside and outside the Trump administration who are seriously considering that prospect.
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The documents, which fleshed out the findings of multiple official investigative reports over the years, laid bare a life punctuated by issues that led him to separate from his peers.
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Because it's working from a fully fleshed-out world, it can do what shows set in our own time do and assume a degree of familiarity with how everything works.
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The problem isn't that their elopement happened too fast; it's that neither character had been fleshed out enough for this act of extreme impulsiveness to seem any way but contrived.
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Mr. Stratemeyer gave the plotlines for the first Nancy Drew stories to Mildred Wirt, a young newspaperwoman, who fleshed out the books, which were published under the pseudonym Carolyn Keene.
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Mercifully, this recent "Much Ado About Nothing," filmed this summer at Shakespeare in the Park and featuring an all-black cast, feels fresh and fleshed-out, quick but not hurried.
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Some of these stories likely would have fared better developed and fleshed out into features (movies based on Dick's works include "Total Recall" and "Minority Report"), and others simply ignored.
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Rip's back story — he was once an upstanding soldier but personal problems pushed him to the dark side — is fleshed out in a few blink-and-you'll-miss-'em flashbacks.
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Though Republicans have yet to come up with a fleshed-out Affordable Care Act replacement, the promise that they will have a superior alternative has been central to their pitch.
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" She noted that the two had wanted to work together for some time, but that it was rare to have "two very, fully fleshed out female leads in one project.
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His antagonistic presence defined the show's final arc, but as a character Hearst always felt more like a harbinger of civilization's relentless approach than he did a fleshed-out person.
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The siblings appear in Hidden Bodies, the You sequel novel by Caroline Kepnes, but the show has its departures from that and could have fleshed out the brother in particular.
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The head turned a grotesque, reddish color, but the skeleton was dressed in Betham's clothes, fleshed out with hay, and placed in the cabinet with it, all as he wished.
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Leonardo's hand is fleshed out in this exhibition, but so is that of Lorenzo di Credi, Jacopo del Sellaio, and other workshop assistants to whom no name can be attached.
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From there, you can see real-time data provided by the robots' actuators, motors, and sensors, as well as program commands for fleshed out LEGO bots to receive and carry out.
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After its 2016 efforts fell apart, the alliance returned to the policy drawing board to take advantage of the extra time — a more fleshed-out policy is said to be forthcoming.
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The safety features, detailed at a briefing in Gothenburg on Wednesday which fleshed out plans outlined earlier this month, mark another step by Volvo towards its pledge to eliminate passenger fatalities.
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In the new reboot, Raven's a single mom to twins Nia and Booker, so obviously there is some backstory that will need to be fleshed out during the show's first season.
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The game has a loose premise, with 98% of the world's population suddenly vanishing as a storm with monsters rolls in, but there are no fleshed out characters, let alone stories.
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For example, Mr. Zeiger said, many fans wanted more acrobatics earlier in the show during the exposition, while others wanted the plot and characters to be fleshed out with more depth.
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If the new Star Wars trilogy hasn't been exciting enough, the recent launch of various comic books — most of them pretty rad — have fleshed out stories not seen in the movies.
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"As a writer, I tend to be very protective of my work until it's completely finished, fleshed out, until I'm ready and willing to go to battle for it," she said.
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Read More: 'Battlefield 1' Is a Fun, Serious War Game, But Can't Have It Both Ways Battlefield 1 is raking in the accolades for featuring a fleshed-out single player campaign.
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The safety features, detailed at a briefing in Gothenburg on Wednesday which fleshed out plans outlined earlier this month, mark another step by Volvo toward its pledge to eliminate passenger fatalities.
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Airbnb's "Experiences," which you can browse in thumbnails that call to mind old movie posters, are clear and fleshed out and allow travelers to post reviews and contact hosts in advance.
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As his narratives unfold, the character he is playing becomes fleshed out into a lonely sad sack, the antihero of a sitcom that somehow escapes the confines of his prank show.
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But one hugely dominating aspect of Lynch's life that hadn't yet been fleshed out until this point are the stories of the many women who have been a part of it.
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Priest and Texeira fleshed out his special skills — he's a master strategist and tactician — but more importantly, they established and crystallized his motivation: that he must protect Wakanda at all costs.
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The transitions between these interior moments and colorful, often irreverent recreations of biblical scenes are occasionally awkward, and the performances from the rest of the cast are not equally fleshed out.
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The characters are fun, and the message is strong, but it also has a number of ideas that don't feel fully fleshed out, and it's surprisingly basic as far as story.
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A Friday note from Bank of America detailed a handful of calls that haven&apost been fleshed out among Wall Street analysts or that fall outside the consensus of anticipated developments.
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Whitehead's prose is meticulous; he nimbly shifts between the 1960s and present day, creating a fully fleshed-out picture of violence and (in)justice with a finale that just guts you.
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The image is no simple sketch like those you sometimes see of notional products and "just in case" patents — this looks like a fleshed-out mechanical drawing of a real device.
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While the notion of an "oops fund" for athletes would need to be more fleshed out, the basic idea is that athletes would benefit from a vehicle that encourages automatic saving.
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But Redrow, which posted a record first-half profit of 140 million pounds ($175 million) in results published on Wednesday, said several aspects of the plan needed to be fleshed out.
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"We have a draft of the framework that has to be fleshed out before it becomes an agreement," Mr. Khalilzad said in an interview with The New York Times in Kabul.
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The vivid world of Ghost in the Shell was conceived in Masamune Shirow's 1989 manga, then further fleshed out in Mamoru Oshii's 1995 anime film and Kenji Kamiyama's 2005 television series.
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The folks at Mysmartprice admit that these might not be a 100% accurate, so let's just enjoy them as someone's nicely fleshed-out idea of what Apple's next iPad might look like.
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Viewers hoping for a more fleshed-out relationship between Arizona and Eliza won't get it, but after Eliza's tragic firing, it seemed like the doctor already had one foot out the door.
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And while those lyrics are endlessly clever and layered, the music overall feels not fully fleshed out — and that's the primary thing stopping this album from being among their top tier work.
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He's charming, but not overly so, and while Solo falls into some of the Episode I traps of excessive exposition, his Han is almost instantly more fleshed out than the young Anakin.
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The story comes from a one-page story that Sia wrote nearly a decade ago — and then fleshed out into a full script with the help of children's book author Dallas Clayton.
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Its story comes from a one-page story that Sia wrote nearly a decade ago — and then fleshed out into a full script with the help of children's book author Dallas Clayton.
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"It's all been desperately scrambled together to give some form of closure - although a lot of their plan has not been fully fleshed out with details thin on the ground," he said.
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First mentioned in Rowling's Deathly Hallows' epilogue for his curt nod, Boyle takes that quick footnote and turns Scorpius into a fleshed out, complex character with a polarizing personality and quirky mannerisms.
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Trudeau's government has since developed a fully fleshed-out plan to meet Canada's carbon targets under the Paris climate treaty, and sure enough, at its heart is a price on carbon emissions.
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They're the sort of projects that once would have resided on the theatrical art-house circuit and have migrated to television, where characters and issues tend to be more gradually fleshed out.
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Position limits come under the umbrella of a new EU law called Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID II), with rules being fleshed out by the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA).
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With numerous hosts, we fleshed out mental health issues, glitches and loopholes in current firearms laws, and pondered whether law enforcement — or anyone else for that matter — had missed any obvious signs.
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"We wanted to tell a story that fleshed out some of the mythology that we found most interesting, and using a Sith framework was a great way to do that," says Pietromonaco.
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He synthesizes a large quantity of disparate material, circling repeatedly back to one scientist in particular: Carl Woese, whose work both fleshed out Darwin's tree and laid the foundations for its uprooting.
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With all this time tripping, the scenes leading up to the mythic destruction in 2004 B.C. and those from an archaeological dig in Babylon in 1903 are the most dramatically fleshed out.
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China's Baosteel Group fleshed out its plans to buy rival Wuhan to create the world's second-largest steelmaker behind ArcelorMittal last week, part of Beijing's effort to consolidate its fragmented steel industry.
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The final result, which was fleshed out with Mr. Shaiman and Mr. Wittman, is a dynamic progression from a quiet, delicate beginning to a rousing, belted ending that often inspires standing ovations.
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However, a person close to the campaign told The Wall Street Journal that Trump's policies have not been fully fleshed out and argued the plan would be more effective than Moody's predicts.
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As Neal moves toward releasing a fleshed-out legislative proposal, backers of last year's bicameral plan are touting theirs as the only viable fix that has the backing of the Trump administration.
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"I think one of the big controversies and what is going to have to be fleshed out through interpretations and court decisions is what 'legal and similarly significant effects' mean," Selbst said.
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Trump has agreed in principle with Democratic leaders in Congress on a DACA deal that would pair border security measures with legislation addressing Dreamers, although the details are far from fleshed out.
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But then quickly fell away because it was sort of, "Oh, we know a bit more about the thing ..." We wait for the big breaks to do a fully fleshed-out thing.
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But most people aren't looking for a sustained and fully fleshed-out philosophical study of the concept of totalitarianism — nor, really, is that what The Future Is History is trying to achieve.
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I don't have kids to build the kits with, the cardboard looked finicky, and the whole thing seemed more like an educational tool masquerading as a conventional but not entirely fleshed-out game.
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Together, Cooper and Santimov fleshed out a concept for a video wherein a curious man finds himself in a strange place where everything is pre-planned for him by someone awaiting his arrival.
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The service will be fleshed out with original programming, too, thanks to what the company says will be increased investments in original movies, TV shows, and other short-form content, the company says.
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The researchers hope that the at-risk genetic profile, once it has been fleshed out more completely, will lead to the discovery of biomarkers that could help clarify a prognosis in these people.
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Ben Brantley, The New York Times: Alexander Dodge's sets, fleshed out by photographic projections by Aaron Rhyne, have a pop-up book prettiness, though they often seem stranded between two and three dimensions.
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The idea of the budget, which should support reforms and investment with grants and loans, is to be fleshed out by the Eurogroup over the next three months and fully presented in June.
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Mike Huckabee flirted with populism in the primary but never fleshed out an agenda, and the eventual nominee, John McCain, was an "honor and country" candidate who didn't care much about economic policy.
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Last year, though, the Trump administration said it would turn some responsibility for space traffic management over to the Department of Commerce (although the details of how aren't yet fully fleshed out). Why?
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It's a vision fleshed-out across countless novelizations, massive sourcebooks and technical manuals, a pen-and-paper RPG, a dubious children's cartoon, and several classic video games made with Activision and then Microsoft.
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In Roblox's view, co-experience means immersive environments where users play, explore, talk, hang out, and create an identity that's as thoroughly fleshed out (if not as fleshy) as their offline, real life.
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The joint statement signed at the end of their historic summit in Singapore gave few details on how either goal would be achieved but Trump fleshed out some details at a news conference.
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The safety features, detailed at a briefing in Gothenburg on Wednesday which fleshed out plans outlined earlier this month, mark another step by Volvo towards its pledge to eliminate passenger fatalities by 2020.
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I think most of the other candidates are probably still a little bit gun-shy; none of them have, to my knowledge, anything like Sanders's fleshed-out set of positions on this issue.
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Perhaps, as Jim Pethokoukis of the American Enterprise Institute wrote, we should be very, very worried that the President doesn't actually have a fully fleshed-out plan before unveiling it to the public.
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There was a bunch of funny stuff and they really fleshed out these characters in ways I couldn't imagine, so I wound up cutting together a little video out of all their outtakes.
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The details are to be fleshed out later, but doubts remain whether long-term investments, such as in a maglev train line from Tokyo to Osaka, will be enough to speed a recovery.
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"We have a draft of the framework that has to be fleshed out before it becomes an agreement," the envoy, Zalmay Khalilzad, said in an interview with The New York Times in Kabul.
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The most fleshed-out characters, the ones Link's tasked with bringing into his quest, are filled with emotions and have their own backstories that tie into Link's attempt to remember his own past.
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But the realities of Seal's life are fleshed out in Smuggler's End: The Life and Death of Barry Seal, a new book out April 1 by former Marine and FBI agent Del Hahn.
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In the beginning, he fleshed-out fusions between rockstars and mythical beasts, including a Phish-inspired Fishoid, a vampire that loves Batman, and a Pumpkinhead chopping his own head off with a guitar.
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With the help of a $50,000 grant from the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, the concept for the coalition was fleshed out in 2018 when a dozen curators met in Berkeley.
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The series will reportedly focus on Gen Z's relationship with social media, a concept that hadn't fully been fleshed out in the OG show — the youths are flourishing on Instagram and TikTok now.
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I'm not at all sure that Fein's story, or that of the man who inspired him, is as simple as that, but "Bitter Wheat" would be considerably better were it more fleshed out.
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Television has already blurred the lines with movies -- providing more fleshed-out versions of character-driven dramas and foreign-language series, and making it harder to woo audiences to theaters for such films.
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But Armstrong has fleshed out the characters of Logan's bickering children a lot more in Season 2, such that they've become, if not necessarily "lovable," then at least more sympathetic, and even relatable.
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But a fleshed-out management team is essential to business continuity planning if the boss gets sick or injured — and it will keep everyone sane even when the boss is healthy, Sherman said.
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The retirement, we learn, was not one he wanted, spurred by his superiors' handling of a cataclysmic disaster on Mars, the details of which are slowly fleshed out over the first few episodes.
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And while I've always liked The Good Place's characters, I consistently saw them as types, rather than fully fleshed-out humans — which was totally fine with me, especially in such a conceptual show.
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Snyder's initial cut was 214 minutes long and contained dozens of scenes that fleshed out characters' backstories, developed the mythos of the world in which "Justice League" was set and teased upcoming films.
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Against one, Bogart's friend and artist Peggy Noland has built a giant sculpture of soda cups, molded out of chicken wire and duct tape, and soon to be fleshed out with papier-mâché.
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It's not a fully fleshed-out system, but beats like that do get at the ways that frustration, short tempers, and blunt interviews can fuel F1's never-ending supply of soap-opera drama.
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I suspect that some of her fluidity and ease comes from the quick writing process of just a few weeks — the feeling that she already knew the characters before she fleshed out the story.
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On top of that, his studio collaborations with guitarist Billy MacKay (2015's Land of Plenty and 2017's SpiderBeetleBee) and drummer Charles Rumback (2016's Cannots) were largely fleshed out on the spot.
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Stanford is the stereotypical gay friend, rather than a fleshed-out character, and when Carrie dates a bi guy, she decides bisexuality is just a midway point on a journey toward identifying as gay.
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The HHS under then-president Obama fleshed out those details in a 2016 regulation asserting that Title IX's ban on sex discrimination included discrimination on the basis of gender identity and termination of pregnancy.
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When Hungary found itself, for a time, squarely in the middle of the migratory route between Greece and Germany, Mr Orban fleshed out his creed with action, building border fences to keep migrants out.
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These are outstanding examples where the creators have fleshed out their own stories, with their own inherent stakes, that stand apart from the demands of setting up another tale that audiences have already seen.
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Their new album, plainly titled "Dialogue" (BAG Production), confirms the quiet potency of that bond: It's a set of chamber miniatures fleshed out in real time, in ways that never feel pedantic or forced.
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Either way, he certainly got my attention and I hope that the rest of Murphy's take on Trump's America is fleshed out in a way that draws meaningful attention to the issues that matter.
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A cast of fleshed-out non-player characters also makes the imaginary world feel like a warm and welcoming place to spend time, despite the presence of malevolent sorcerers, bad robots, and evil relics.
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By the time of Jurassic Park a decade later, he's added on bulk to play incredibly flirtatious chaos theory mathematician Ian Malcolm: His face has fleshed out a tad, and his curls are wilder.
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Traders have worried that Trump's promises to cut corporate taxes and boost infrastructure spending have yet to be fleshed out and could fade further into the background or face more significant resistance with time.
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Details: What was supposed to be the cornerstone of Apple's big media reveal — Apple TV — ended up being the least fleshed out of all the products that were debuted at Apple's special event Monday.
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But fans of fleshed-out origin stories — and/or of the original Rangers (one or two of whom maaaaay just make an appearance in this reboot) — will be more than pleased with their purchase.
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I know the producers who knew Lee, who spent years trying to get her to write this story, who knew all the ins and outs — which is what the screenplay fleshed out so cleverly.
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Overall, however, Böhm's film is cloaked in mystery, dark and dank, occasionally bloody, sometimes shocking, and fantastically folkloric as protagonist Anna's possibly explicable, possibly supernatural, possibly uncontrollably monstrous origins and existence are fleshed out.
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But Cryptokitties (which recently received a big round of funding of its own) is quite a simple affair, while Gods Unchained appears to be fully-fleshed out with beautiful graphics and tons of features.
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Padmé did not have that much to do in the prequel movies, but they fleshed out a lot more in the Clone Wars series, and that was the Padmé I wanted to write about.
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In fact, in no way is Taylor a tragic token genderqueer character in the midst of an identity crisis: They're a fully-fleshed out human being, one more at peace with themselves then most.
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So far, the PBOC has stuck to its strategy fleshed out in December 2015 to manage the exchange rate of the yuan against a basket of currencies and not just against the US dollar.
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And somehow, she's also managed to demonstrate a fleshed-out version of her sound too, on the 2017 cassettes she released for the esteemed new agey labels Sounds of the Dawn and Inner Islands.
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Releasing such fleshed-out experiences to promote an upcoming game feels like something from a bygone era, before Minecraft showed in 2009 that people would pay to play a game that's still in development.
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The first version of the headset, set for release this fall, will be a development edition, and the company's CTO suggested that the catalog would be fleshed out after it became more widely accessible.
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While the exact details of the Mexico deal need to be fleshed out and ratified by Congress, it will surely be much more favorable to American manufacturers, farmers and workers than its NAFTA predecessor.
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The government also fleshed out its negotiating stance with the EU, publishing three position papers which underlined that Britain would quit nuclear body Euratom and leave the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice.
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It comprises mainly the unfinished memoir she had been working on at the time of her death, fleshed out with photos and letters from her personal correspondence, provided and assembled by her son Jeff.
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Despite Westworld's best efforts to shade out some of its other promising characters — Ford, Bernard, Maeve — Wood's Dolores continues to be the single most fleshed-out character on this show, crossed wires and all.
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If the costumes are anything to go by, it's fleshed out its 18th-century concepts as a novelty for a familiar audience, while its thoroughly modern princess is attempting to hook a new one.
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At 35 minutes, the film would have benefited from a more fleshed-out approach to its subject matter, which involves the 2015 arrest of Breaion King, a young African-American schoolteacher, in Austin, Texas.
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It may not stimulate sperm production in the testicles because the drug itself might not pass over from the blood stream -- but that theory could only be fleshed out with future research, she said.
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At their best, Manhatta's better appetizers and main courses are fleshed out with fruits and vegetables so ripe and pristine they seem to come from a Greenmarket stall that only Mr. Pfeifer can see.
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Titled "The Secure Freedom Strategy," and authored by "the Tiger Team," it fleshed out a broad slate of specific policy actions that could be taken to act on Team B's diagnosis of the problem.
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In the comic books, thanks in part to the ability to tell multiple stories a month, these relationships are much more fleshed out, built on week after week, month after month, year after year.
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I've grown up with Warcraft and, sure, the movie only depicts a very thin slice of an epic timeline, and there are some lore details that just can't be fleshed out over 120 minutes.
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Game of Thrones serves up a lot of confusion in the name of no larger or really relevant idea beyond sketchily fleshed-out notions that war is ugly, families are insidious and power is hot.
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The final season is not yet fleshed out, and the creative team is in the middle of figuring out where this character and his arc would go now that his primary love interest has passed.
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In meeting Carl, and for some yet-unexplained reason identifying with the boy, Negan is finally being fleshed out in the ways he needs to be if he's to become a true and lasting villain.
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The Darkness always felt like a lazy stand-in for evil or the bad guys — it started as the underlying reason to fight back, but it was never fully fleshed out as a narrative tool.
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" Update: a Duolingo spokesperson tells me that the company expects to break even (or come close to it) by the end of the year and that the company has a "fully fleshed out monetization plan.
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Reached via email, a Humaniq rep explained that a simple app interface will be released for Android on July 31, with a more fleshed out version for iOS and Android targeted for launch in September.
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Sandberg's message, set forth in a commencement speech at Barnard College in 2011 and fleshed out more fully in Lean In, was simple but ambitious: Women should pursue their professional goals without hesitation or apology.
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When we first meet Paul-Louis (played by Southeast Asian actor Riz Ahmed), he's a fully fleshed out person, with quirks, dance moves, and open relationship preferences that have nothing to do with his ethnicity.
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Metaphors On Vision, Brakhage's first book, is highly peculiar for a fully fleshed out credo on cinema, for it contains a variety of forms from prose poetry to scripts and script fragments, sketches and letters.
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"The France spread to Belgium is the gauge we use for political risk, and that has widened further after an adviser to Le Pen fleshed out their Frexit plans," said ING strategist Martin van Vliet.
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The true depths of the Trump Administration's depravity were not yet known, Congress's most unpopular ideas had not been fully fleshed out, and Republicans had been galvanized by the recent shooting of Congressman Steve Scalise.
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Here I agree, although the film should have fleshed out the picture: WTH cites funding only from meat and dairy companies when in fact the full range of food industries are in on this game.
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"It hasn't been fleshed out yet, so I believe pre-existing conditions ought to be covered and we shouldn't deny people coverage with pre-existing conditions, so that would have to be worked out," Sen.
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" Biden further fleshed out his education platform at the town hall, promoting free community college and slamming for-profit charter schools for "[siphoning] off money for our public schools, which are already in enough trouble.
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He also pushed the company a bit outside its comfort zone by opening up spaces for footwear, electronics (so customers could make impulse buys for things like drones) and a fully fleshed out swimwear department.
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Recorded and fleshed out by S. Carey (drummer and supporting vocalist in Bon Iver), the album has the special privilege of being the first time an Owen project wasn't performed pretty much entirely by Mike.
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"Love and Leaving's" subject matter—of love and potential loss—feels more wholly fleshed out against deft percussions and gritty guitar riffs as they, too, contribute to and intensify the feeling of making a choice.
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Last January, Khalilzad announced American and Taliban negotiators reached "a draft of the framework that has to be fleshed out before it becomes an agreement," only for Trump to declare the deal dead in September.
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This fall, Doubleday will release "The Purloining of Prince Oleomargarine," an expanded version of the story that was fleshed out and reimagined by the children's book author-and-illustrator team of Philip and Erin Stead.
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Extrapolating from asides in the text, Walley-Beckett has fleshed out minor characters; given major ones back stories; drawn out themes of gender parity, prejudice, isolation and bullying; and emphasized the trauma of Anne's childhood.
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Having a fleshed-out, stable plan for making the current market-based system work far into the future will quell some of these arguments, making politicians, insurers, and the American public less anxious about healthcare.
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"Game of Thrones" serves up a lot of confusion in the name of no larger or really relevant idea beyond sketchily fleshed-out notions that war is ugly, families are insidious and power is hot.
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Testimony from all these witnesses confirmed and further fleshed out the whistleblower's initial account — and made clear there was a months-long pressure campaign on the Ukrainians, involving not one but two quid pro quos.
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The received wisdom in Washington is that deregulation will come from Trump-appointees at the Fed and other agencies, which fleshed out Dodd-Frank with their rules and can loosen them within the existing law.
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As the president's national security adviser, Mr. Bolton has largely eliminated the internal policy debates that could have fleshed out the troop decision with timetables, conditions and a counterterrorism strategy for after the troops leave.
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The "vague and sketchy elements of law in the Quran" were fleshed out "over a long and contentious history," and in multiple branches, in much the same way as the many bodies of Christian law.
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Now, State of Decay didn't have a whole lot of either once you got outside the main story missions, and only the major characters in that story really had fleshed-out personalities and meaningful exchanges.
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The Man in the High Castle added an organized resistance movement to Philip K. Dick's defeated American society, but it wasn't fleshed out in a way that fit the story, and ultimately turned into a distraction.
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Meanwhile, the fight card is fleshed out with top bouts between Diego Sanchez and Marcin Held, Ricardo Lamas and Charles Oliveira, and, finally, a contest between top women's strawweight talent Alexa Grasso and Heather Jo Clark.
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The initial concept — where you play as a hacker in a GTA-style open world — was fleshed out in Watch Dogs 2, with more open-ended gameplay and a tone and style that felt just right.
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The subsequent films are also stuffed with cool aliens, spaceships and other hints at that broader world — a world further fleshed out in the gone-but-not-forgotten expanded universe of novels, comics and video games.
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The portraits of Houston's parents are finally more fleshed out here, particularly of her father, John Houston, who died before she did and had played a smaller role in the narratives about her life than Cissy.
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It builds on the core concept of the original — namely that the titular lead has the ability to change size — and adds in new features like a co-op mode and a more fleshed-out story.
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All of this will be happening while Oculus is preoccupied facing its most formidable external threat — Sony's console-powered PSVR, which will be dazzling holiday shoppers with its low price point and fleshed-out gaming ecosystem.
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And we basically just sat down, showed them what we had, pitched the idea, and explained, 'The world's not really fleshed out, it's not like there are episodes you can go to and copy for ideas.
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At one point in the process, editor John Gilroy (Suicide Squad) joined the team, and the story was "reconceptualized," leading to scenes that fleshed-out characters like Cassian Andor (Diego Luna) and Bodhi Rook (Riz Ahmed).
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All of this contributes to a deeper understanding of Davina as a character — and the more fully fleshed out she is, the less she feels like a token trans mentor here to dole out wise advice.
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The Joker's beginnings as a crook called the Red Hood is arguably the most famous origin for the character, originally appearing in a 1950s Batman comic and later fleshed out in Alan Moore's The Killing Joke.
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It's so funny when you're talking about a television character because a lot of these things can get fleshed out in later seasons — so you only kind of have a vague guess of what it is.
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Though the details are still vague and need to be fleshed out, the French want a joint fund that could be used to absorb economic shocks and smooth out differences between the euro zone countries' economies.
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When we get back to the hotel I flag down one of the publicists and float the idea of getting more time with either McKinnon or Feig to do a really fleshed out, personality-driven feature.
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Technically, I'd fleshed out a similar grid years ago; I was ho-hum on my execution even then, but resolved to post it to my old puzzle website regardless, and lay any lingering thoughts to rest.
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He also attempted to get more information on the tariff proposal, which White House officials acknowledge publicly -- and, sources say, repeatedly in private to concerned lawmakers and aides -- remains far from complete or fully fleshed out.
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In another concession, the Eurogroup formally agreed to a longer-term French plan to link the scale of Greek bond repayments to the country's economic growth, though it said details still needed to be fleshed out.
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Alexea Hankin It had everything I could've wanted and more: A cast full of fleshed-out, kick-ass women; a relatable, tortured and believable villain; cute new aliens; a dash of that classic sci-fi cheese.
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Family resemblance is fleshed out in a series inspired by her own family album; famous portraits of Wearing as Robert Mapplethorpe and Andy Warhol (in drag) hang amid portraits of herself, wearing a mask of — herself.
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Lim, on the other hand, didn't even bother with a fleshed out campaign; he relied on a line-up of diverse models and the calmness of a light, airy studio to showcase his zipper boots for men.
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The image of her as a standalone, fleshed-out character is aided by the fact that her romantic status remains relatively ambiguous throughout the film, despite some heavy flirting from Malcolm, which sparks some jealousy from Grant.
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They channel the same entity, and yet The Waterboys' make it feel even more alive, fleshed out—leaping out of the speakers and scrambling around in your ears like a hyperactive soot sprite from a Ghibli film.
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I'll also argue that Inslee has now generated a fully fleshed-out Green New Deal, with ideas the winning presidential candidate, whoever it turns out to be, can draw on when the time comes to make policy.
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Having fleshed out and added characters (Ruby, for instance, who can bring down the house with a line reading of "cilantro"), it built a multigenerational clan that could believably pin down a touchy subject from every angle.
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Speaking with Refinery29, TV writer Taylor, of Parents' network sibling black-ish, says representation in her writers' room is what makes the show's matriarch, Rainbow "Bow" Johnson (Tracee Ellis Ross), the fully fleshed out character she is.
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Some of the most important elements of the plan, which will be fleshed out in coming weeks, involve creating a massive sovereign wealth fund, privatizing state oil company Aramco, cutting energy subsidies, expanding investment and streamlining government.
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Chinas Cybersecurity Law, which was approved in 2017 and has been implemented and fleshed-out in more detail gradually since then, calls for all companies conducting business activities in China to store their data inside Chinese borders.
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China's Cybersecurity Law, which was approved in 2017 and has been implemented and fleshed-out in more detail gradually since then, calls for all companies conducting business activities in China to store their data inside Chinese borders.
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Whatever larger-than-life fantasy stuff was going on around Harry, Ron and Hermione, the story was grounded in very real teenagers coping with very real problems in a very real-seeming, amazingly fleshed out magical world.
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WASHINGTON — House impeachment investigators released the first transcripts of closed-door depositions with top U.S. officials on Monday, a crucial step in the impeachment inquiry and one that further fleshed out President Trump's questionable conduct toward Ukraine.
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To the extent that Mr. Trump fleshed out his plans for dealing with the North, he said he would put pressure on its neighbor, China, to use its influence with Mr. Kim to curb his nuclear provocations.
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They formulate the annual request in communication with each agency, pushing back on spending proposals that are not clearly fleshed out, questioning ongoing programs that may no longer be justified, and supporting new ideas to increase effectiveness.
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And yes, the movie is sexy as hell, with a queer romance that I didn't expect to be as well-realized as it was, even in a movie where characters are necessarily sketched, not fully fleshed out.
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He's fleshed out less by Mr. Pardo's quiet performance than by the characters around him, including Emily (Sarah Bolger), a pre-prison flame who's started a new life without him, and his father, Felipe (Edward James Olmos).
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In a guest article for the Sunday paper, extracts from which were made available on Saturday, Scholz fleshed out proposals that he was considering jointly with France to make it harder for international firms to evade tax.
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Because the castmates on a show like Real Housewives coexist and interact through multiple seasons, their relationships and alliances get fleshed out in a deeper way, and there is a balance between cycles of friendship and conflict.
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A full exposition and defense on not only the merits of the charges, but whether impeachment is the appropriate remedy, and the precedent that all of this sets, deserve to be fully fleshed out before the public.
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The legislative agenda will incorporate details of policies fleshed out or newly announced during the election campaign, including measures to cement funding pledges for the National Health Service and more detail on a points-based immigration system.
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Price has provided a broad framework of what they want to do and why, the reality is that those details will be fleshed out during the negotiations between the House and Senate and with the Executive Branch.
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Me and [producer] London [on da Track] were scrambling to get the post-production done and going back and forth on the phone about the beats and rearranging tracks so that songs could be fully fleshed out.
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"Nobody Beats the Biebs" featured three vignettes of sorts, all of which could have been fleshed out to full episodes (but were cleverly condensed into one) and all of which dealt with the complexities of racism and microaggressions.
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She reads like a supporting character who was rapidly promoted to protagonist status without ever being quite fleshed out enough to justify it; nearly everything she says and does and thinks works to support Heist's feral detective mystique.
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President George W. Bush, the last Republican in the White House, also tended to send fully fleshed out policy positions to the GOP-led House, with an understanding that the real negotiations would then occur in the Senate.
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The plan as it was partially fleshed out following Detroit's 4-2 victory over Seattle on Tuesday night has RHP Anibal Sanchez inserted to start this Saturday with RHP Mike Pelfrey pushed back until June 28 against Miami.
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The story is all familiar territory, though fleshed out a bit more here than in the original, and it manages to have some fun with the fact that it's a remake thanks to some fourth-wall breaking jokes.
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Castro's proposal is better fleshed out in some areas than others — as you might expect for the first full proposal on immigration from a 2020 candidate, or for any proposal being released 10 months before the Iowa caucuses.
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There, Bethea said, he pitched a car racing show and an air combat idea before dangling what he described as the most fleshed-out concept: C.E.O. Riggs' own version of this meeting appears to have changed over time.
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The new information further fleshed out a portrait painted by the family of the killer, Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, 31, a Tunisian citizen, as a troubled man who had uncontrolled fits of anger and a fascination with extreme violence.
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The social network is simultaneously an open technology platform that's just a skeleton fleshed out by what users volunteer, but also an editorialized publisher that makes value judgements about what's informative or entertaining, and what's misleading or distracting.
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Occasionally narrated by Giancarlo Esposito, the season tells a fully fleshed out story—it's no coincidence the episodes are referred to as "chapters"—and it's so thoroughly engaging that it's near impossible to stop once you dive in.
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What distinguished this essay from those news articles was that it conveyed this point of view in a fleshed-out, personal way, and we felt strongly that the public should have a chance to evaluate it for themselves.
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Even when Ms. Norman, who died on Monday at 74, sang an ornate Mozart concert aria with Classical-era elegance, she fleshed out the notes with a plush, sumptuous sound and sent phrases soaring effortlessly over an orchestra.
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That's one thing that I've been trying to dig into, is to really look at these people as fully fleshed out individuals with hopes, and dreams, and expectations, and then see how this thing upended all of that.
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But, by adding in Kenzi and all of her precocious charisma, we were introduced to a fully fleshed out Black man, who can be a fighter in the ring, but loves his daughter more than anything in the world.
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It wasn't all fleshed-out, but I knew it was going to have to do with the larger issue of Black Lives Matter, and I was pretty honored to be the one to help tell the story with this.
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Once it's been able to match a Facebook user to a WhatsApp account it can then connect what's very likely to be a well fleshed out Facebook profile with a WhatsApp account that nonetheless contains messages it can't read.
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Part of that is due to the balance Blizzard has struck here, giving players a cast of fully fleshed-out characters to play with, but leaving things vague enough that there's room for fans to tell their own stories.
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In 173, the same year Shi's first official Pixar credit, Inside Out, debuted, she pitched the fully fleshed out Bao idea to Pixar executives when the company held an open call for internal ideas for its next theatrical short.
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But on Sunday, he fleshed out that stance, spelling out the specific drugs he would decriminalize when found in small amounts and saying that the goal of decriminalization is to get more Americans into treatment and out of jail.
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Pinterest seems to increasingly be priming itself to demonstrate itself as a fleshed out company that's graduated beyond just a small advertising play among brands (which, at nearly a decade old, can't be called a startup at this point).
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The disappointing trade figures fleshed out a picture of economic weakness in Germany after data released earlier this week showed industrial output posted its biggest monthly drop in nearly two years and orders also came in weaker than expected.
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The heavy-handed man-beast comparison is one of several grossly overstated themes in a movie that abruptly changes direction as it goes along while taking shortcuts that leave its characters underdeveloped and crucial plot elements barely fleshed out.
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Mr. Hart seems well-equipped to handle a change-of-pace dramatic role opposite the perennial awards contender Mr. Cranston, but Nicole Kidman's part as Mr. Cranston's business associate seems less fleshed-out, at least based on the trailer.
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The story is driven by the marital crisis of Mustafà, the bey of Algiers (here the bass Ildar Abdrazakov, whose tall, stocky frame is fleshed out with a padded belly that makes him look like an Algerian Tony Soprano).
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There was an inescapable sense of déjà vu in Brussels this week as European Union leaders fleshed out the details of a new withdrawal agreement on the long delayed British exit from the largest trading bloc in the world.
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Yet the morphing of that appetite into a more fleshed-out eight-episode limited series offers the possibility of bringing more depth to the characters, as well as nice little flourishes like casting "ER's" Anthony Edwards as the judge.
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Across six episodes a little over an hour each, The Origin introduces viewers to one of the most iconic and sprawling anime franchises in existence while also telling a compelling, nuanced war story with an astonishingly fleshed-out protagonist.
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I've heard a couple demos of it, and it sounds like a slightly NPR-ified version of Techmeme — a straight-ahead summary of whatever dominates Techmeme that day, though a little more fleshed out than Techmeme's trademark headline-and-tweet aggregation.
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Ken Kesey's 1962 breakout novel about a guy named Randle McMurphy who lies his way into a mental institution and a mute Native American patient nicknamed Chief Broom is full of characters with rich backstories waiting to be fleshed out.
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Now in the third week of his presidency Trump's plans to cut corporate taxes and boost infrastructure spending have yet to be fleshed out, and analysts said the risk was increasing that the plans would fade further into the background.
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But after four hours spent demoing the opening segments of the game, I can say that it's a surprisingly story-driven game that feels more like a more fleshed-out Rise of the Tomb Raider than a reskinned Assassins Creed.
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I first heard about Weinstein, as a character, through profiles in Entertainment Weekly, but my understanding of him wasn't fully fleshed out until I read Peter Biskind's Down and Dirty Pictures — a chronicle of the rise of Miramax and independent film.
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So we've been trying to bring up this point for a long time now, nearly a decade, but since [Merchants of Doubt] was published, there's been additional work done by additional people that has fleshed out the story in great detail.
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Mr. Brolin turned him down twice — wary of taking on a character thinly fleshed out in the script and a director whose vision he was unsure of — and yet Mr. Villeneuve kept pushing, even flying to Los Angeles to court him.
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It takes the nuclear post-apocalypse setting that Bethesda Softworks has fleshed out in such great detail over multiple games and expansion packs, and it adds something that no previous first-person RPG from the studio has had before: Online play.
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The Irish government said a deal agreed in December and fleshed out by Brussels three weeks ago still stood, despite British Prime Minister Theresa May's rejection of it at the time as threatening the constitutional integrity of the United Kingdom.
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Eidos says Shadow of the Tomb Raider will differ from its predecessors by being larger — the hidden Mayan city where it takes place is the game's largest-ever hub, they say — and and by having a more fleshed-out world.
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The archetype of the gruff patriarch is familiar, but is admirably fleshed out in Mr John's portrayal of a loving but wrong-headed man, tragically incapable of reconciling his son's sexuality with his own archaic notions of piety and propriety.
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For now, the idea exists in supercomputers and the imaginations of scientists, although it was fleshed out a bit more concretely last year, with the first draft of a NASA mission proposal called Hypervelocity Asteroid Mitigation Mission for Emergency Response (HAMMER).
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If its 40 members come down in favour, a working party would examine issues like whether to restrict the right to those with terminal illnesses, and how doctors' approval might work, before returning with a fleshed-out proposal in 18 months.
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Putin fleshed out his warning in detail for the first time, saying Russia could deploy hypersonic missiles on ships and submarines which could lurk outside U.S. territorial waters if Washington now moved to deploy intermediate-range nuclear weapons in Europe.
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While the show derives its strength from offering a multifaceted, fleshed-out approach to how blacks feel marginalized in this environment, turning the whites into straw men (with a few exceptions) undermines the depth that the writing exhibits on other fronts.
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Then there were labels like Underground Construction who caught onto what we were doing at Dance Mania, and they tried to do a more fleshed out version of what we were doing, but it was still built from ghetto house.
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Rose is moderately fleshed out and interesting enough to analyze (though I don't have any desire to support Kate Winslet's work after her Woody Allen comments), and it certainly taught me more about the boat's story than any history lesson has.
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Never mind that their process objections are ginned up—the bill they will be voting for would be almost as disastrous, on its own terms, as the more fleshed-out repeal bills several Republicans claim to oppose for being too harmful.
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Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic, who began the job mid-year and fleshed out his thinking on Tuesday, said overall economic activity has grown at "a reasonably solid pace" in recent months despite hurricanes that have hit his southeast U.S. district.
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Scribner, working with The Washington Post, won the race to be the first on physical shelves; their version, fleshed out with an introduction and commentary from Post journalists Rosalind S. Helderman and Matt Zapotsky, is already in bookstores across the country.
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Meanwhile, the bill would provide $15 million to continue studying the idea of a "Space Force," rather than the $72 million the Pentagon requested to set up Space Force headquarters, amid concerns that Pentagon's plans were not entirely fleshed out.
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The State Department guidance, distributed to all U.S. diplomatic posts on Wednesday evening and seen by Reuters, fleshed out the Supreme Court's ruling about people who have a "bona fide" relationship with an individual or entity in the United States.
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Scroll through Ms. Kell's Tumblr, and you'll find what looks like a dynamic, bustling world of female "Star Wars" characters — it's just that they're pieced together from different books, series and stories, and then fleshed out by fan art and analysis.
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The offer appears to be a compromise between Germany, which does not believe Greece needs additional debt relief, and the International Monetary Fund, which insists it is necessary, and will be fleshed out by deputy finance ministers by May 24.
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Jones: I think just like through a mutual friend or something, he had heard the original demo, not even the finished, fully fleshed out version of "Back It Up," and he pinpointed that one as his favorite very early on.
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She also fleshed out an entirely different theory from the dilution claim, based on the First Amendment and potential plaintiffs' ability to organize and freely associate, and explained how these or other plaintiffs might establish standing for that claim too.
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What we don't see fleshed out in the original graphic novel is the aftermath of how the attack changes the lives of everyday people, the ones who aren't privy to the knowledge that the attack perpetrated on them was a hoax.
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Tiuri's new band of fellow proto-knights do add comic relief and a few touching moments of bonding, but with the exception of one character, they are never fleshed out enough to move beyond their tacked-on existence in the story.
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Nowhere is this more evident than in its principle woman characters, all of whom look like they could've been bought out of an (especially colorful) sci-fi stock catalog, and all of whom are actually fleshed out, complex, and fascinating.
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Many comics that have featured Black Panther have touched on the responsibility he feels in being tethered to his country, but they've never fully realized the complicated political situation he's in or fleshed out the people he's pledged his fealty to.
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On Wednesday morning, Mr. Salvini fleshed out his position in his first official address to Parliament, saying that Italy's history of generosity did not deserve criticism from the French, who he hoped would offer their official apology as soon as possible.
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Benson, who wrote Nancy Drew books off and on for two decades, fleshed out Stratemeyer's breakneck plot while imbuing Nancy with spunk, valor and an unflagging sense of her own moral rightness — although that rightness occasionally lent itself to burglary.
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He filled the pages with notes about colors, weather and locations, and later added drawings of the covered bridges, cemeteries and farms of Newfane, Vt. Back home, he fleshed out his vision for the book with three full-size paintings.
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Die Welt said the agreement did not include a detailed plan to fix the affected cars, nor were details fixed on fines and other compensation measures, with one source saying the deal would be fleshed out in the coming months.
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Though the idea hasn't been completed fleshed out, he said a potential system could include a standardized test that would, for example, include telling a candidate a story and then asking them to synthesize the information and repeat it back.
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But though that interaction is fleshed out with conversation only alluded to in the book, the dialogue — mostly about chiggers — does not really support Alice's bemused contention that her future husband was never again so funny as he was that night.
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On Tuesday night, Democrats fleshed out their critique and released a detailed 21-page list of investigative leads they say Republicans on the panel ignored, including 30 witnesses — like White House advisers Stephen Miller and Kellyanne Conway — that weren't interviewed.
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But rarely do hacker groups go to the trouble of building such a long-running, fleshed out persona as Mia Ash, says Allison Wikoff, one of the SecureWorks researchers who led the analysis, which SecureWorks presented at the Black Hat security conference.
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But once DTP is fleshed out some more, it could make moving your data easier by enabling you to transfer encrypted files directly from something like Microsoft OneDrive to Google Drive without needing to download them to your phone or computer first.
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" Tait admires this new superfluid model intellectually, but he would like to see the theory fleshed out more at the microscopic level, to a point where "we can really calculate everything and show why it all works out the way it's supposed to.
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It sounds like a much more unconventional approach than Bungie's attempts at narrative-building with the original Destiny, which suffered from shallow storytelling and a world fleshed out mostly by prompting players to read large swaths of text on the game's website.
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Back in January, Lindsey Jordan of Snail Mail told Noisey that her band's upcoming album (Lush, out June 8) was "totally a guitar rock record," with lots of fleshed-out riffs, giving her room to flex her considerable muscles as a guitarist.
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The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) fleshed out the plan on Friday, saying it would set an emission limit of up to 803 grammes of CO2 for each kilowatt hour of electricity produced to make sure polluting plants close.
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Sylvester Stallone earned a Golden Globe and a Best Supporting Actor Oscar nomination for reprising his Rocky character in Creed, and Weathers made it clear he would only consider rejoining the franchise if he was offered a similarly well-fleshed out role.
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The CW's biggest rating hits are DC Comics-centric superhero shows like Arrow, The Flash, and Legends of Tomorrow, but its lineup is fleshed out by campy fan favorites like Supernatural and The Vampire Diaries and acclaimed niche comedies like Jane the Virgin.
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The highly-anticipated summit, which follows decades of missile tests and threats from the North, precedes a meeting between Kim and President Donald Trump expected to take place in May or June, during which more of these details may be fleshed out.
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SERPstash Premium: Lifetime Subscription — $29 See Details Get the most out of your Google Analytics account with Onpage Hero SEO, a tool that runs within Google's Tag Manager to give you a more fleshed-out idea of how your site is performing.
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While part of the album was written during the Modern Country sessions in Nashville, the bulk of it was composed after he moved to California, fleshed out in a Portland studio under the watch of producer Brad Cook and engineer Tucker Martine.
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The proposal, announced on Friday in an op-ed in Essence and fleshed out in a Medium post, includes a series of executive actions designed to hold companies that contract with the federal government accountable for how they pay women of color.
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"We have a draft of the framework that has to be fleshed out before it becomes an agreement," U.S. special peace envoy Zalmay Khalilzad told the New York Times in an interview in Kabul after six days of talks with the Taliban.
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The brand, which is designed by Mike Eckhaus and Zoe Latta, who met at Rhode Island School of Design, has been on the rise these past few seasons, in part because it presents an increasingly fleshed-out vision, both of clothes and community.
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The modern image of Santa as the jolly, plump, pipe-smoking fellow was fleshed out by popular photos and written tributes, including Washington Irving's 1809 account of the history of old New York, said Mr. Goldstein, who lives in the East Village.
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Yet there's also a subplot involving Stephen's friend Charles (Stephen Campbell Moore), who has experienced a breakdown causing him to regress into a childlike state, a thread that can't adequately be fleshed out or done proper justice within this 90-minute format.
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But that milestone, along with more accurate story lines and fewer stereotypes, has been a long time coming — a turbulent 22004-year trajectory from television movies to single episodes involving secondary players to fully fleshed-out characters central to a show's story line.
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The exception to all of these problems is Rey's ambivalent antagonism with Kylo Ren, which provides some of the film's most fleshed-out and engaging scenes — as well as a series of complex lightsaber battles that rival anything in the earlier sequel films.
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What began as a horrific vignette became a fully fleshed-out story in which Jeffrey (Game of Thrones' Nikolaj Coster-Waldau), having lost his money in the financial collapse of 2008, kills his co-workers and wife and kidnaps his two terrified daughters.
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But with the stage making it impossible to recreate some of the movie's more eye-catching action sequences (like, say, that battle with an oversized ice monster), Lee has fleshed out some of the story's key plot points with new scenes and reworked characters.
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BARILOCHE, Argentina (Reuters) - A plan requested by U.S. President Donald Trump to prevent struggling nuclear and coal power plants from shutting is still being "fleshed out" by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and the White House, Energy Secretary Rick Perry said on Friday.
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The original film's stakes weren't quite at save-the-world levels, which made the story and its characters feel nestled inside a fleshed-out world that only felt bigger the more details were packed into the micro-level story of a cop hunting rogue robots.
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In other words, the supporting female characters, including Tony Bradlee (Sarah Paulson), Ben Bradlee's wife and a fascinating woman in her own right, and Meg Greenfield (Carrie Coon), the Post's fierce editorial editor and Graham's close friend, were as fleshed out as the male ones.
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Last week at OCAD University's annual student showcase in downtown Toronto, Mason showed off a fleshed out version of his idea that allowed participants to play one of three different games across 0003 old-school tube TVs simultaneously, the image bouncing from set to set.
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Akzo, which owns the Dulux paint brand, had earlier fleshed out its alternative plan to separate its chemicals business and pay shareholders 212 billion euros ($24 billion)in extra dividends this year rather than accept a 2250 billion euro takeover by its U.S. rival.
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I've read Ready Player One a couple of times, but it's a book that hasn't really worn well with me: Cline's depiction of Art3mis always felt more like a prize for Parzival to win, rather than a fleshed-out character who stood on her own.
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Jessica James is not black in isolation, surrounded by an all-white cast (which could've happened; she does live in Bushwick) — instead, she is fleshed out and layered via a series of small decisions that influence how the wider film looks and sounds and feels.
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Just last week, Google updated search to allow campaigns to post fleshed out text, photos, and videos to display within search results as "long-form" rebuttals to make up for the lack of time and context a candidate must work with onstage at a debate.
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The course wasn't nearly as big as I would've liked — I need to stretch the Bolt's legs before I issue a fleshed-out opinion on it — but I had enough laps to get the sense that this is a very unremarkable car on the road.
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Not all of the candidates have offered fleshed-out visions for health-care reform — some of the politicians expected to run for the White House are still officially in the exploratory phase of their campaigns, and others have only hinted at their presidential ambitions.
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Even at its most fleshed out, full-band moments, these songs are weightless, flowing through headphones—or even better, a big pair of speakers near an open window on a breezy day—acoustic guitars scribbling lazily as two comforting voices whisper in your ear.
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Kate is moodily listening to music, Randall filling out a Harvard application — details that will no doubt be fleshed out in their respective episodes — but Kevin is the focus, with Jack and Rebecca pulling out all the stops for this potentially life-changing evening.
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Most often a band hammers out musical arrangements over a series of rehearsals, layering a fully fleshed-out sound over a skeleton of chords, melody and rhythm provided by the songwriter; instrumental parts, harmonies, even structural elements of songs can be up for grabs.
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Instead of a truly fleshed out separation of this costly group into a robust and generous risk pool program, the Senate bill simply copies the roughly $130 billion to $138 billion Washington will send to the states over 10 years to set up risk pools.
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He is the subject of Karen Hall's DARK DEBTS (Simon & Schuster, $27), a pulpy theological horror story that was a big hit when it was originally published in 1996 and that has been reissued this year with a new ending and newly fleshed-out characters.
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It would give force of law to a set of broad principles — individual control, transparency, respect for context in which data has been shared, focused collection, security and accountability — with details fleshed out by Federal Trade Commission adjudication, codes of conduct and evolving standards.
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References to catastrophic global upheaval in recent decades could explain the relatively modest pace of computational progress—one of the most dated lines in the book refers to a piddling three megabytes of RAM—while accounting for the comparatively fleshed-out space travel industry.
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As played by Kristy Swanson, Buffy's a Valley girl—the kind of materialistic, Southern California teen queen who was christened in a 1982 song by Frank Zappa and his daughter Moon Unit and fleshed out the following year in a movie of the same name.
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Of course, this mechanic isn't exactly fleshed out in a way that highlights the technical aspect of knitting—but it begins to tease the idea of knit fabric as code; again, bridging the gap between technology and craft as Grow, Pattern, and Threadsteading do.
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A story about a princess of the Trolls (the longhaired toys, not the nasty online commenters) on a mission to save her kinsmen from Troll-eating baddies is fleshed out with dazzling musical production numbers, pop originals and radio chestnuts lathered in studio gloss.
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But the curators have also fleshed out the role Raphael played in the Rome of Pope Leo X (1513-21), when the artist turned his mind to architecture, archaeology and antiquarian studies in service of the grand project of reconstructing and preserving the ancient city.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump's national security adviser, John R. Bolton, fleshed out his boss's "America First" foreign policy on Monday, disparaging an international organization vilified by conservatives and reaffirming a pro-Israel tilt by announcing the closing of the Palestine Liberation Organization's office in Washington.
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In a letter here after his tweet on Tuesday, Musk fleshed out his idea, suggesting shareholders would get the option to sell their shares or remain investors in a private Tesla, out of the glare of Wall Street and its need for positive quarterly results.
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For such a dude-heavy show to spend so much of its time thinking about sexual assault without also writing in a few more fleshed-out female characters, leaving the whole storyline to rest on Jessica and her single showcase episode, is a mystifying choice.
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This is perhaps the strangest recurring character in literature — a tiny blip of a presence, often just a name ("To Véra," Nabokov invariably wrote), but occasionally fleshed out with some cryptic reference to an adventure or service or quality that presumably explains the honor.
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There's nary a fleshed-out policy platform to be found among them, just a deep and abiding ahistoricism with nothing to say about how yesterday's Third Way ideology, which reduced politics to a mere epiphenomenon of market forces, might have contributed to today's disarray.
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As the show grew in scope and fleshed out a large cast of characters, it explored all kinds of ideas and stories, but the two most persistent ones were directly tied to its main character: addiction and the way celebrity fosters and protects toxicity.
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I suppose, but the incident was fascinating and instructive to me, since the less-than-fleshed-out story was repeated as fact by numerous media outlets, often with a pretty sharp tone, but without additional basic reporting that would have simply cleared it up.
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Many comics that have featured Black Panther have touched on the responsibility he feels in being tethered to his country — the nation of Wakanda — but they've never fully realized the complicated political situation he's in or fleshed out the people he's pledged his fealty to.
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"While some rulebook elements still need to be fleshed out, it is a foundation for strengthening the Paris Agreement and could help facilitate U.S. re-entry into the Paris Agreement by a future presidential administration," said Alden Meyer of the Union of Concerned Scientists.
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Another problem: Nanette, Bob, and the CEO played by Jimmi Simpson — who profited off Bob's code without really cutting him in and, thus, is doomed to be tormented endlessly in the Space Fleet reality — are fleshed out, but the other characters are mostly quick sketches.
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As the author instructively recalls, that first Congress fleshed out the bare bones of the recently ratified Constitution in two sessions that were probably the most productive in its history — a claim vindicated through prodigious research by the First Federal Congress Project at George Washington University.
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She is skeptical of lauded shows like HBO's True Detective, skewering it for its exclusion of fleshed-out female characters, while she elevates series such as Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt and Sex and the City, which she argues are underappreciated or, worse, vilified because of their glittery facades.
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One way of acknowledging the collection of an initial margin could be to replace the "current exposure method" or CEM for calculating derivatives exposures, with the so-called standardised approach for measuring counterparty credit risk or SA-CCR, which the Basel Committee has already fleshed out.
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There are now two distinct storylines to Zombies, Aether and Chaos, that have different maps and characters, and it's clear the mode is designed to stand in for a traditional campaign as the story is fleshed out through dialogue and secret cutscenes locked behind Easter eggs.
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Mercedes has brought its first all-electric vehicle, the EQC SUV, Audi's E-tron range is also on show, and Renault has fleshed out its EZ family of electric concepts with a new self-driving luxury limo and an audacious redesign of the humble delivery van.
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The tier has been a tremendous part of the service's global growth, and it continues to be a difference as Apple Music gains a foothold, particularly here in the U.S. Earlier this year, Spotify fleshed out its free offering, but Premium continues to offer some marked advantages.
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"Van Ness went on to ask Warren to let him know when she fleshed out more details of her healthcare-for-all plan, so that he could tell "his moderately Republican family on what to expect in taxes and everything so that I could assuage their fears.
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He does not have a fully fleshed-out plan to replace the healthcare system but has called for a plan that allows insurance sales across state lines, tax-deductible premiums, prioritizated health savings accounts, and federal grants to states to manage Medicaid on a state level.
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And as "Wanderlust" (which was based on another of his plays) gets going, you can anticipate that he'll have an interesting take on love and fidelity and look forward to seeing it fleshed out by Collette, who can bring complicated characters to life with seemingly no effort.
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The U.S. proposal, whose details are still to be fleshed out, would give multinational companies the option of being taxed under existing rules or future arrangements which are now under negotiation at the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), a global body responsible for tax standards.
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It says everything about how beautifully both The Leftovers and Coon have fleshed out her character that Nora didn't have to say anything as she walked, stark naked, into that tank for us to feel every ounce of her resolve, exhaustion, and even a little fear.
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Trump's tweets offer a nutshell introduction to his re-election strategy that will likely be fleshed out on Tuesday: Make exaggerated claims for his own success, tear at cultural and social fault lines that helped him win power, and whip up anger against those he defines as political enemies.
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Last year's Missed Calls EP fleshed out his already exciting sound and increasingly built the case for him as one of the most inventive young producers working in hip-hop right now (a case he's expanded upon with the recent success of Khalid's "Location," which he co-produced).
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"Our brains are remarkable inference engines, able to draw upon millennia of evolution and a lifetime of experience to transform these sparse points into fleshed out people in our imagination, and to predict the next actions of those imagined people as well," said Sheikh during Facebook's F8 conference.
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Venom being symbiote began with the kernel of an idea from Byrne that Stern then implemented; eventually, writer David Michelinie and artist Todd McFarlane took the reins and created Venom as a fully fleshed-out character, along with a proper, plural noun and alien race known as the Symbiotes.
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Judges then have to vote on whether they want to hear the idea fleshed out in a bit more detail — after which they can vote on whether or not they would like to mentor the company for a chance to gain funding at the end of the show.
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The idea of a single finance minister now appears to be a discussion for the future, and the suggestion that the euro zone's 500-billion-euro ESM rescue fund be turned into a European Monetary Fund to stabilise member states facing economic shocks still needs to be fleshed out.
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Eddie has a father who dreams of holidays in Blackpool and a new van for his plastering business, and a mother who dreams that both father and son are happy; she is even less fleshed out than the father, who is at least drawn as an authentically dull guy.
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Facebook's tested features may allow users to better identify whether an account approaching them is fraudulent or not, assuming the scammer hasn't taken certain protections, such as registering a phone number in a different country than their own, and using older, more fleshed out accounts, to cover their tracks.
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Banks were being told by regulators on the continent to "do what you have to do" to get a licence for day one of Brexit next March, with further conversations on how the new entities will be fleshed out on "day two" or in coming years, Bailey said.
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The other 27 EU member states will put in writing for the first time next week their free trade proposal for Britain for after Brexit, hoping a more fleshed-out promise would woo London into compromises on Ireland and help May get enough support behind any divorce deal.
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The report's top-line recommendations boil down the more fleshed out concerns in the meat of its chapters, and end up foregrounding encouragement at greater length than concern, as you might expect from a science academy — though the level of concern contained within its pages is notable nonetheless.
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Similarly, web series like Carmilla , a modern-day adaptation of one of the earliest works of vampire fiction, and fantasy-driven TV shows like Teen Wolf and Arrow feel indebted to the inclusive world that Whedon created in their commitment to presenting audiences with fully-fleshed out LGBTQ characters.
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The five-year services agreement with the Taunton & Somerset NHS Trust, which was signed on May 10 this year, covers both the delivery of the Streams app and an underlying patient data API infrastructure — what's known as an FHIR API — which DeepMind fleshed out in more detail last year.
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With Russia's energy minister, Alexander Novak, at his side, Mr. Falih fleshed out OPEC's cryptic decision on Friday to raise production by saying that OPEC and Russia were aiming to lift output by a collective one million barrels a day, or by about 1 percent of world supplies.
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The result left the series in various states of limbo, with narrative opportunities that could have been fleshed out in a third season: Agent Cooper's trip into another dimension resulted in bloodshed; Mr. Horne was possibly killed; an Air Force deep-space research project may have been compromised.
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The 'deep state' is back The GOP report also fleshed out a narrative of a thwarted "deep state" coup inside the US government and conspiracies that Trump and conservative media allies have been spreading even before he took office as a glue to firm up his voting base.
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The proposal is in response to a strong push from President Trump, who proposed a mission to the moon in December of 2017 without offering a plan for doing so, or a fleshed out explanation as to how such a mission would fit into NASA's long-term plans.
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From the EU side, the other 27 member states will put in writing for the first time next week their free trade proposal for Britain for after Brexit, hoping a more fleshed-out promise would woo London into compromises on Ireland and help May get enough support behind any divorce deal.
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The deal, which needs to be fleshed out in detailed negotiations over the next month, is expected to restore some of the U.S. agricultural access to the Japanese market lost when Trump pulled the United States out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal in 2017 just after he took office.
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With this climate justice plan, Inslee has now generated a fully fleshed-out Green New Deal, a transformational program that would not only reduce emissions but make structural reforms to the economy to protect and invest in vulnerable communities, boost innovation and job growth, empower workers, and hold polluters accountable.
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ST. LOUIS (Reuters) - Sub-par inflation over the past five years has caused a shortfall in the United States economy versus its potential growth path, St Louis Fed President James Bullard said on Wednesday as he fleshed out a proposal for a more dynamic system of setting price increase goals.
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Still, "Beauty" rolls along like a well-oiled machine, augmented by new music, fleshed-out backstories for the principals and Josh Gad's scene-stealing turn as the toadying LeFou, whose much-ballyhooed gayness -- an overblown controversy if there ever was one -- is played with a combination of sweetness and subtlety.
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"Rather, this exercise provides perspective on the revenue and distributional effects of a plan containing the tax ideas raised by the administration, as well as some of the trade-offs that the administration is grappling with while attempting to craft a fleshed-out plan," the think tank said in its report.
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Here's the smartest way to look at these right now: options to boost the federal match and ease the spending caps in the Medicaid overhaul are the most likely right now -- or at least the most fully fleshed out and being put on the table, per two aides with knowledge.
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Clinton first advocated a partial no-fly zone about a year ago, but she has not fleshed out the proposal during her campaign, and many analysts said it had become unrealistic since Russia intervened in the conflict because of the risk that American planes would exchange fire with Russian planes.
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The plot lines in this story are harder to follow, and the tropes Reeder uses are less fleshed out than in the newer films — a therapist who is unhappy in her marriage, a girl who steals the cell phone of a "deceased" version of herself that lays near a river.
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"Isn't it just so much easier for everybody when a girl fits into a nice little girl category — good girl slut tomboy girly girl smart girl ditz — instead of being a fully fleshed-out person who is in constant conversation … with all the various fractious parts of herself," Lucy wisely observes.
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But with the help of a witty, literate script by the novelist Richard Price ("Clockers"), Singleton put together something far richer: an exploration of the complexities and hypocrisies of contemporary crime and policing, fleshed out by a rich supporting cast, including Jeffrey Wright and Christian Bale as the picture's villains.
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AGRICULTURAL ACCESS The deal, which needs to be fleshed out in detailed negotiations over the next month, is expected to restore some of the U.S. agricultural access to the Japanese market lost when Trump pulled the United States out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal in 2017 just after he took office.
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And it was only fleshed out in any real detail after a New Scientist journalist obtained and published the ISA between the pair, in April 2016 — revealing for the first time, via a Freedom of Information request, quite how much medical data was being shared for an app that targets a single condition.
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And just before season 1 wrapped up, Lt. John LaMarr got his shot as the focus of the episode "New Dimensions" where he was promoted to lieutenant commander and chief engineer and, more importantly, had his backstory fleshed out to reveal his genius-level intelligence and history of being shunned and bullied.
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A counterpoint came Tuesday evening from St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard, who feels only a single rate hike is needed this year and argued there is no need to anticipate the possible impact of tax and spending plans that are still not fleshed out and may take months to pass Congress.
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Despite having a Twitter feed created in December 2014, a fully fleshed-out LinkedIn with over five hundred connections, and a Facebook account where she reposts innocent viral videos, this supposed UK university graduate is an elaborate ploy in a large scale hacking operation, according to a new report from Amnesty International.
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In one memorable session on Thursday afternoon, Katherine Cross read an extract from her forthcoming book about the need for more "immoral women" in games—fleshed-out villainesses who antagonize the player for considered reasons, and not just because they were brainwashed by a magic sword or some such hand-wavy bollocks.
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"Of all the top contenders, I think her message is least fleshed out," David AxelrodDavid AxelrodMark Halperin inks book deal 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care The Hill's Morning Report - More talk on guns; many questions on Epstein's death MORE, a former Obama campaign strategist, said Thursday on CNN.
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It also fleshed out its thinking on how far it is likely to go with its planned rate hikes by publishing a new long-term forecast for what it called Britain's trend real interest rate, or "R*", of zero to 1 percent, more than 2 percentage points below its pre-financial crisis level.
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True progress happens when all of us are released from the realm of "other" — which means allowing trans people to captain our own stories, where we can depict ourselves as fully fleshed-out people: not just brothers, mothers, neighbors and friends, but also reflections of an aspect of humanity as old as time.
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The Grand Princess — a cruise ship containing at least 221 people infected with the novel coronavirus — is scheduled to dock in Oakland, California on Monday, but the Trump administration does not yet have a fully-fleshed-out plan for dealing with the ship's more than 219,219 passengers, according to top administration officials.
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The cast numbers 11, a rarity Off Broadway, but at a trim hour and a half the evening leaves little time for the characters to be fleshed out or the actors to truly shine (the vivacious Arielle Yoder, as a petulant hat client, comes close with only five minutes of stage time).
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"The Big Day" is Chance's fourth full-length release, and though he has made a point of referring to it as his debut album, it feels no more fleshed out than "Coloring Book," from 2016 (which won the best rap album Grammy), and is less sonically consistent than "Acid Rap," from 2013.
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" Asked on Thursday whether the federal government or state and local municipalities would pay the millions of dollars it would cost to train and arm teachers, White House spokesman Raj Shah said "the policy hasn't been fleshed out," adding "Do we really think that that's too much to pay for school safety?
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Until that shape of the new "Trump doctrine" is fleshed out, all we can say with certitude today is that the "Never Trumpers" of the "swamp," former KGB colonels in Moscow, politburo members in Pyongyang and Beijing, and the mullahs of Iran are a tad more uneasy today than they were yesterday.
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I got a copy of the script from Ms. Jones, who told me over the phone that Mr. Bannon came up with the ideas while she fleshed out the adaptation, blending Shakespeare's punchy verse with Los Angeles street talk for the dialogue — though he would often chime in with a particularly aggressive line.
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It strangely doesn't feel like a huge upgrade over its screen-less Google Home variants, especially because navigating videos is still a bit harder than it should be, but with pretty decent sound and a few nice visual feedback features there are some very novel ideas present even if they don't feel entirely fleshed out.
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Shadow of War promises to offer everything from the first game but on a larger scale, adding huge new fortress battles, a more fleshed-out version of the "nemesis system" for recruiting allies and fostering bitter rivalries, and even more Lord of the Rings-derived stories that may or may not actually make sense.
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Walking through the office one day, I overheard (well, eavesdropped on) a conversation between two coworkers on the edit team as they fleshed out the details of an incredible idea they had (a celebrity exposé for the next issue's cover story); as you can probably guess, it was conceived on their last caffeine run.
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The clips package shown to advertisers — which is probably just a cut-down of a "presentation pilot," or a collection of scenes shot to give a sense of what a series would look like, rather than a full pilot with a fleshed-out storyline — looked incredibly cheap, with garish lighting and bland costumes and sets.
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The highlights on health care: The poll's findings on Trump and the GOP's tax plan, though it is yet to be fully fleshed out, are equally dim: Getting a health care bill through the House proved near-impossible, and the Senate still has a lot of work to do to keep that legislation moving.
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Mr. Trump, bracing for testimony on Thursday by his ousted F.B.I. director, James B. Comey, traveled to the red outskirts of this blue city to pitch his 10-year, $1 trillion infrastructure outline as part of a week's worth of events emphasizing progress on the proposal, though it has yet to be fully fleshed out.
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They are typically fleshed out with half a dozen other ingredients — vermouth, Aperol, artichoke liqueur and bitters, in the case of the A La Bira — which sound at first as if they had been assembled by walking through a liquor store blindfolded, but which after a closer look reveal a degree of inner logic.
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The ensuing scandal is by now firmly part of American literary history, fleshed out by various Lowell biographies and studies; by the publication of his letters, in 2005; and by the appearance, in 20173, of his correspondence with Elizabeth Bishop, who, with blunt eloquence, tried to dissuade him from the appropriation of his wife's words.
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The Perfect Date is far from a perfect movie but its biggest flaw isn't its shaky script or that Noah Centineo and Laura Marano's chemistry leaves much to be desired (where's Lana Condor when you need her?) — it's that the film treats Murph like a culmination of ticked boxes instead of a fully fleshed-out human being.
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As the GAO report makes clear, the brakes on NextGen implementation include hiccups in funding, due to hold-ups in FAA reauthorization caused by the airlines' push to privatize air traffic control, and a generally dysfunctional budget process that leads to stop-gap "continuing resolutions" instead of fully fleshed-out budgets that are enacted on time.
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That the new movie stars four women is a kind of gimmick, of course, but it's one that the filmmakers and the excellent cast deepen with real comedy chemistry and emotionally fleshed-out performances, particularly from Ms. McCarthy and Ms. Wiig, who are playing old-friends-turned-sort-of foes who need to work some stuff out.
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Pros: Customizable base, best at search, good voice recognition, good sound, blends into decor, works with some smart home devices, plays games, affordable, works best with Google servicesCons: Ecosystem isn't as fleshed out as it could be, limitations with cross-platform support, not as much smart home support as Alexa (although Google is improving in these areas quickly)
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Now, in much the way Warren drew up a blueprint for a consumer financial protection agency, Steinbaum intends to spend months writing a comprehensive antitrust bill, which means that, by the time Democrats are in a position to make law again, these ideas will be fleshed out and ready for legislators to pull off the shelf.
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The two companies formed an alliance to fuse Lyft's ride-hailing service and Waymo's technology, a deal that marries technology from Google's holding company Alphabet with the second-biggest ride hailing service in the U.S. The details on Lyft-Waymo aren't fully fleshed out yet, according to the New York Times, but the contours of the deal are intuitive.
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As North goes on to state, in response to Bloom's theory of poetry, which he fleshed out in The Anxiety of Influence (1973): The point is that criticism has shaky ground to operate on but better shaky than papier-mâché, better to fumble around and dig out possibilities and be aware they're that, than to be content with systems.
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Although Lois is an appealingly fleshed-out character, the plot points of "The Lady Doctor" are nothing special: Lois's mother, who abandoned the family when Lois was small, now wants Lois to help her with a liver transplant; Lois and her journalist buddy take psilocybin mushrooms, in an almost-skippable section; there are standard romantic ups and downs.
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Yet Tiuri, if not particularly well fleshed out as a character, is a receptive vessel for any child's imagination, and his quest, exactly because it lacks refinement of purpose or any overlay of adult allegory, should have a deep appeal to an open-minded child, though perhaps a younger one than is usual for such long-winded fare.
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The uncertainty veiling even a small detail like this one is an indicator of the power that ambiguity bestows on the silhouettes, which is the reason why I find conventionally fleshed out images like "Sketch for an American Comic Opera with 63th Century Race Riots" less compelling, even if they are more emotionally expressive in their drawing and brushwork.
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What was once a discarded draft has, in the hands of writer and director Dirk Maggs, become a fleshed-out audio production featuring Aliens stars Michael Biehn (as Hicks, the Marine who showed Sigourney Weaver's Ripley how to fire a high-powered gun in Aliens) and Lance Henriksen (as Bishop, the "artificial person" who changes Ripley's mind about working with synthetic life forms).
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They're at the stage now where discussions can focus on making sure the funding sources and necessary approvals are being locked down, and Lloyd says it should help them maintain their target dates of announcing the first fully fleshed out projects and confirmed partners by early next year, and operating the first three active Hyperloop systems (either transit or cargo) by 2021.
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Krall's motivation and background are not as fleshed out as they could be — it's still a big summer action movie, after all — but they're very much in keeping with the spirit of the original series, where the villains were often mirror images of the heroes who simply took a different path, and the Federation's particular ideas were central to the conflict.
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The new album's earthy quiet blesses "True Love Waits" with its most breathless recorded incarnation—a skeletal, deconstructed piano chord fleshed out by bass notes and a splatter of countermelody—and in return, the threadbare directness of the lyric sharpens A Moon Shaped Pool's stark meditations on love to a point, lifting it to the pantheon of great Radiohead closers.
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Presumptive GOP nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's widely covered speech in New York yesterday fleshed out a bit of what he means by "America first," particularly with regard to trade.
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U.S. District Judge Jorge Alonso of the Northern District of Illinois, who mostly dismissed an earlier version of the lawsuit last year for lacking detail, found the city had successfully fleshed out its case with examples of Chicago-area healthcare providers who received misleading messages from Purdue Pharma LP, Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd, Johnson & Johnson, Endo Health Solutions Inc and Allergan PLC.
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"The France (bond yield) spread to Belgium is the gauge we use for political risk, and that has widened further after an adviser to Le Pen fleshed out their Frexit plans," said ING strategist Martin van Vliet, using a term similar to the Brexit Overnight in Asia, Japanese investors seemed relieved the yen's rise against the dollar on Tuesday had not been larger.
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I think the first generation of Transformers was built on really solid foundation with a fully realized and cosmic backdrop—developed by Jim Shooter, editor in chief of Marvel at the time, and further developed by Denny O'Neil and, most tellingly, Bob Budiansky—a great cast, each with their own fleshed-out character bio, and a cool dual-toy concept to boot.
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Sharp, who made sure to reference the former president as "Barack Hussein Obama," is an investigative reporter at the network and the program was billed under "One America News Investigates," but I couldn't tell where the team did any investigation for the program, which appeared to be rearranged and fleshed-out reading of the White House's list of the administration's accomplishments.
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Finally, it's imperative before President Trump embarks on this cross-country campaign for his economic growth and tax plan that the White House make clear what the core principles are for its tax plan that Congress will be drafting; perhaps not a fully fleshed out plan, but a simple four-page document that lays out the essentials of what must happen.
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The nine songs on the album are piano-based ballads fleshed out by an all-star, mostly Icelandic cast: Gyða Valtýsdóttir on cello; Kjartan Sveinsson on bass and other instruments, including glockenspiel and vibraphone; María Huld Markan Sigfúsdóttir, Hildur Ársælsdóttir, and Edda Rún Ólafsdóttir (all three from the wonderful band amiina) on violin and viola; acclaimed composer Guðmundur Steinn Gunnarsson on guitar.
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After two years of studying routes, talking to consultants and residents, and digging test holes in the street, the city is releasing its first fleshed-out vision for the project, which would stitch together waterfront neighborhoods in Brooklyn and Queens that have become some of the fastest-growing parts of the city even though they are poorly served by the subway.
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"Warner Bros" owes a debt to Neal Gabler's 1988 book, "An Empire of Their Own," one of the great works of film scholarship in the last 30 years, which fleshed out a remarkable portrait of Hollywood as the invention of second-generation Jews, mostly from Eastern Europe, who painted an idealized, super-patriotic portrait of the America they were otherwise excluded from.
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And for all that the movie offered up such time-tested standards as "Give A Little Whistle" and "When You Wish Up A Star," its newfound iteration feels curiously lacking in music: A wiser approach might have fleshed out the celluloid source with some original tunes, as Disney did when it brought "Mary Poppins" to the stage over a decade ago.
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It was militant — a celebration of defiance animated by a clear purpose, a style more typical of New Atheism as it has developed in the United States over the past 20 years, fleshed out by leaders like Richard Dawkins and Sam Harris, and lately as much dedicated to a disdain of the excesses of identitarian liberalism as to any particular account of empirical triumph.
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And while I wouldn't go so far as to call Katie Otto an everywoman — she is, after all, a college-educated, conventionally good-looking, and comparatively privileged white woman — she is also part of a new wave of female representations of TV, in which women who wear a size 8 or up are portrayed as real, fully fleshed-out people, not as a stereotype of a fat person.
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AS a result, it identified the strongest candidates with the following routes: U.S. U.K. Mexico India Canada I'm a bit biased towards the Toronto to Montreal route personally, but the next step for each of these winning teams will be a validation process conducted with Hyperloop One to do some in-depth analysis on each route, establishing things like ridership forecast and building a fully fleshed out business case for each.
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While Trump's team has had to grapple with filling in the many policy blanks in the Republican nominee's agenda, the Clinton group has the luxury of relying on the work of the campaign's massive team of informal policy advisers and policy working groups, who have fleshed out her positions for more than a year and given the campaign a structured way to funnel new ideas into its orbit.
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