So yeah, he gave off a lot of weird shit.
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She sought out people whose examined minds gave off sparks.
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He was super chill and gave off a good energy.
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The ceiling lamp there gave off a sputtering, weak light.
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Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson's outfits gave off a '20s vibe.
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The flowy, long-sleeved maxi dress gave off cool boho vibes.
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"She filled the room and she gave off light," said Walker.
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Salute or not, the mannequins gave off a distinct militia energy.
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Your text gave off the impression that you weren't into me.
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It gave off an instant air of exclusivity as I pulled up.
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Inevitably, Epstein gave off the air of a conquering hero returning home.
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Vehicles that gave off a lot of pollution were banned from the roads.
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The mood would depend on the overall vibe your incoming email gave off.
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MYTH: The Chernobyl fire gave off nearly twice the radiation of Hiroshima every hour.
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The whole thing gave off an aesthetic strongly reminiscent of a Windows 98 screensaver.
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He snapped off a yellow birch sprig, which gave off a whiff of wintergreen.
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In fact, it was often the abstract sculptures that gave off the most heat.
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It gave off almost 90 percent of its energy as heat instead of light.
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Maybe that's why the next phrase sticks out: ''All the magic we gave off.
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Ultimately, all three stores gave off a similar vibe — "we wish people were here."
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The early-morning January sun gave off considerably less heat than a light bulb.
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It gave off the impression that you weren't really into me, but you were.
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Outside, the dusk was gathering; the buildings lining the tracks gave off a cool glow.
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The only cells that gave off a red glow in their experiments were tuft cells.
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The stainless-steel sink and toilet gave off a penitentiary vibe, but were reasonably clean.
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The rover drilled into rocks, collecting the powder they gave off and then gobbled them up.
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In that situation, sulfuric gases burned parallel to lava, which gave off an electric blue glow.
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Since 2013, scientists have suspected they gave off enough energy to ionize hydrogen floating between galaxies.
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The volcano last gave off meaningful tremors in 1985, so it's currently in an inactive phase.
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This one was easy to apply with my fingers and gave off a nice subtle shimmer.
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That field is also helping produce the auroras, which gave off the radio signal they detected.
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" Another colleague recalled that Mallory immediately "gave off a vibe of 'I'm too good for this.
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In the 80s, for elementary school kid, such things still gave off a whiff of myth.
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While she said the headshots "looked very professional," she admitted that they gave off "corporate" vibes.
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Some of the pairings of sacred art and decadent couture gave off a whiff of sacrilege.
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She called him "corny" and said he gave off a boy band vibe, which she wasn't feeling.
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Your story makes me wonder if he gave off a weird vibe to others all his life.
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D Bill de Blasio De Blasio gave off an annoying and sometimes pushy vibe in the debate.
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The outfit doesn't really scream hip-hop, but was pretty fitting for the dad vibe he gave off.
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After experimenting with fresh ginger and a malt that gave off a red hue, Ginga Ninja was born.
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In front of the reactor at the nuclear power plant, Zwick said his counter gave off normal readings
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Then we tasted a darker whiskey aged in Spanish oak that gave off a heavy hint of fruit.
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So naturally, her dress was opulent, traditional and gave off major "bride on top of a wedding cake" vibes.
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With her knee socks, black platform shoes, Victorian collars, and sullen sarcasm, she gave off distinctly Wednesday Addams vibes.
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The liquid grace of his movements; his feline quickness; the weird, high-pitched shrieks he gave off during combat.
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Researchers detected the event 240 million light years away through the gravitational waves the stars gave off before merging.
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Baldwin gave off a striking resemblance to Diana that her fellow models and friends immediately noticed in the comments.
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Our eyes were immediately drawn to the Nike Team USA medal ceremony outfits, which gave off major astronaut vibes.
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And then the grosser things—how they left the bathroom, what they gave off when you got too close.
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She also gave off wedding vibes at the banquet with her white floor-length dress with three-quarter length sleeves.
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She set the groceries down hard and unwound her scarf, which gave off a puff of the chilly air outside.
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The light blue color gave off some serious Cinderella vibes, while the styling of Danes' hair and makeup channeled Grace Kelly.
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He's got that strange staring-off-into-space look, and he gave off those completely weirdo vibes when 'talking' to Sansa.
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I'm not sure if I gave off some kind of Marie Kondo vibe, but I'm the least tidy person I know.
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She sported a daring cutout on the carpet and gave off the illusion of one inside with a nude side accent.
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She resolved to stop caring after a fan said that she was inspired by the confident attitude that Lambert gave off.
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I was so shocked—she was a cute, polite, and slightly introverted person and never really gave off that cheating vibe.
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The ash-colored sky to the east gave off just enough light to disclose the grid of bowed and huddled bodies.
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The space was cramped — metal racks held clothing from past collections — though it also gave off a feeling of utilitarian order.
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Manafort's lawyers, on the other hand, gave short cross-examinations, rarely objected and gave off an "easy going" vibe, she said.
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The Kansas City Chiefs gave off some real "Team of Destiny" vibes during their astounding comeback victory over the Houston Texans.
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Solid shoulders that look good in a suit, jawline... He gave off an authoritarian dad vibe, and I was into it.
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The design language gave off a sense of "less is more," but what it really proved was that less was less.
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And on her final night out, she upped the ante in a sparkly white dress that gave off serious wedding dress vibes.
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"This photo looks awfully familiar 🧐😅," Ensing wrote, referencing a nude shot she shared that gave off similar vibes as Jenner's.
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At the Met Gala in 2016, Kardashian West gave off total glam robot vibes in her silver futuristic armor gown designed Rousteing.
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As they chatted about future plans, Pfeiffer opened up about his girlfriend — and clearly gave off signals that things were getting serious.
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With its high ceilings, the warehouse-like Home Depot gave off an industrial feel to seemingly draw in more professional home improvers.
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"This photo looks awfully familiar 🧐😅," Ensing wrote, referencing a nude shot she shared that gave off a vibe similar to Jenner's.
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As was customary during these tours, the guide would strike the stalactites to show visitors how each one gave off a unique sound.
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When you plugged them in, they hummed, as if they had been devised for a different electrical grid, and gave off bad smells.
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They also described him as someone who gave off a "weird aura" and seemed to consider the kids in his charge an afterthought.
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The sleeping bag symbolized Ms. Meriwether's deep commitment to her work, but it also gave off a whiff of the disheveled post-collegiate.
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Seeing the exuberant singer sans shades was shocking, upsetting, and gave off strong Darth Vader-removing-his-helmet-while-at-the-DMV vibes.
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This year, Samsung's booth was designed to look like a smart mini-city, while Sony's booth gave off the impression of a movie set.
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For instance, the magnetar SGR 1806-20 in the Milky Way gave off a giant gamma-ray burst in December 2004, yet no FRBs.
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Because this new look reminds us all too much of the singer and her former blond bob that gave off some serious Nirvana vibes.
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She wore a gray sweatshirt and cat's-eye glasses, had her hair pulled tight, and gave off an "Are you ready for this?" vibe.
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Observations suggest this galaxy is about 12.5 billion light-years away, which means scientists are observing light it gave off 12.5 billion years ago.
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Whoopsie — the fitness-tracking app Strava gave off enough information that an Australian college student could figure out where United States military bases were.
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The more enthusiastic vibe of Wednesday night gave off a sense of a Democratic Party trying to figure out what it stood for, together.
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Out of 61 patients with influenza who were tested during the 23–11 flu season, only 26 gave off detectable quantities of the virus.
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Remember, sources told us the former couple were hanging out pretty much through the whole party and gave off signs of a possible rekindling.
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"Trump said windmills were "noisy" and "kill the birds," and he complained about "fumes" he said they gave off, describing himself as an "environmentalist.
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It was that endless drum beat of these improper activities that might have been in many cases, minor, but they gave off a bad smell.
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But that last time I saw her [at the hospital in New York], that energy and that aura that she gave off was already gone.
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It was the trendy fascinator perched atop her head with her locks pulled into a chignon, however, that really gave off major Meghan Markle vibes.
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We're told the cover was shot in Israel's Negev Desert -- where temps can hit 118 degrees -- and Upton gave off some serious Marilyn Monroe vibes.
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Once upon a time, there was a 17-second video of two cows that gave off extremely strong "Ending to a Cow Rom-Com" energy.
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He gave off an "inner strength," according to Kenji Fujimoto, a Japanese chef who spent part of his time as a playmate for the children.
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Monday's straightforward, no-premium deal is a contrast to other recent attempts at industry mash-ups, which gave off a whiff of exuberance before collapsing.
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This gave way to Humphry Davy's 1802 invention, the Electric Arc lamp, which gave off light, but not for long enough to be commercially viable.
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GIELLA's formula could build up from medium coverage to a rich, vivid color payoff that gave off a vibrancy the Chanel shade seemed to lack.
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Appreciating Good Writing In my head, I play a supercut of us/All the magic we gave off, all the love we had and lost.
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She then carefully swept on Chanel Precision Eye Definer in Black to create a "rainbow shape" arch on her lids that gave off major Twiggy vibes.
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" Haddish said that her zebra-print suit gave off maximum "throwback Pimp-erella" vibes and that she felt like, "Patti LaBelle, but on some pimp stuff.
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The first teaser for Donald Glover's Atlanta didn't give away much about what it would be about, as much as it gave off a neat vibe.
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The creamy formula felt light on my lips and gave off a slightly glossy finish, both features that made the Chanel version so pleasant to wear.
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From the start, Mr. Castor, a veteran congressional investigator whose off-duty passions include the Grateful Dead and the Philadelphia Phillies, gave off a workaday vibe.
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Not only was his jury management a dumpster fire, but the entire vibe he gave off under the guise of "Friendship" was a complete and utter sham.
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Scientists from several institutions around the world detected the event happen 130 million light years away by detecting the gravitational waves the stars gave off before merging.
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The lobby of the Arlo NoMad immediately gave off a casual and inviting vibe that felt more like your neighborhood coffee hangout than a traditional hotel lobby.
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Finnish President Sauli Niinistö just gave off some big Get Me Out Of Here Energy during a meeting with President Trump, and it looks like everyone noticed.
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But also, Beth runs a dance studio, and the way Tess had to call her mother gave off a distinct "Randall and Beth are no longer together" vibe.
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The 41-year-old former Desperate Housewives star gave off Gabrielle Solis vibes as she was spotted outside MILK Studios posing on set in two revealing one-pieces.
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Police said that Kolar, who was watching the toddler while his wife was at work, gave off an "odor of alcohol" and had "slurred speech" while being interviewed.
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The organization wrote that the coat of spices gave off a "pungent smell" and affected the bird's ability to fly properly but added that it was otherwise healthy.
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The company gave off some negative signals about its next quarter, forecasting a loss between $121 million and $128 million in the second half, according to Business Insider.
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Making sure lightsabers actually gave off light was a thing that the Star Wars movies didn't really get right until The Force Awakens, so this is high praise.
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The 1980s Watchmen graphic novel, which inspired the HBO show, explains the monster also gave off a psychic blast, killing millions who may have survived the physical carnage.
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He gave off a distant vibe, as if he was either not aware or concerned with what people thought, but that would not matter if he had produced.
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The gesture is a sign that the lucky lady stood out and gave off some pretty good vibes, setting her apart from competitors who all want the same thing.
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Kaling made a royal entrance to the Met Gala in her massive Pericles Kondylatos gold crown featuring giant light blue gems, which gave off some serious medieval royal vibes.
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While this was not Trump's first time sporting safety gear -- he famously donned a miner's helmet in West Virginia -- he gave off strong "Blue Steel" vibes this time around.
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When I looked at the menu before arriving, I noticed that everything was surprisingly affordable, considering this place gave off what I would call a trendy, upscale restaurant vibe.
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Haley was seen by her counterparts at the United Nations as a voice of clarity in a U.S. administration that often gave off mixed signals on foreign policy, diplomats say.
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Ansel Elgort and his high school sweetheart escaped the bad L.A. weather over the weekend with a trip south of the border ... where they both gave off muy caliente vibes.
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Extended interviews with a Sinaloa cartel plaza boss and one of his coyotes gave off a keen sense of a fixation smugglers share with migrants over leaving behind electronic footprints.
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Hanson may have been a big partier in college (and after), but according to people who knew him, he never gave off the impression of being violent in those days.
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When queried about these criticisms by Isaac Chotiner of Slate, Buruma gave off a slightly cavalier air regarding both the factual inaccuracies and the ethical issues of editing the article.
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I ran into a classmate named Harold, who had recently said in seminar that everything I wrote gave off the vibe of ten-year-old girls at a slumber party.
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Like a typical Fujimoto building, it gave off an overwhelming impression of whiteness — white walls, white furniture, white architectural models — with blond accents furnished by the large plywood work tables.
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The "Euphoria" star's look at the Emmys in September, however, has to be one of her best: a sultry silk gown by Vera Wang that gave off Poison Ivy vibes.
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Though I'm not sure it was done purposefully, it also gave off the sweet smell of tobacco, an aroma men who grew up in the South like I did can't forget.
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But at the same time, the energy my son gave off—his vibes, and what I felt in those intensely intimate, nonverbal first months to be his essence—was unquestionably boy.
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I decided earlier this year to replace my bathroom vanity lights, a pair of decades-old fluorescent sconces that gave off a shrill hum almost as irritating as their bluish hue.
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Paris opted for a black suit, featuring shiny black lapels, while his father gave off strong James Bond vibes in a black suit, white shirt, bow-tie and brown-tinted sunglasses.
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Tanaka, though he maintained his usual stoic demeanor, gave off an air of anger when Dickerson blasted a three-run homer to give the Rays a 6-3 lead in the fourth.
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Her rounded shoulder capelet and wide headband gave off strong Jackie O vibes and her elbow-length gloves were an elegant nod to the days when ladies donned their Sunday best for services.
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Wayne's set only lasted about 15 minutes, but if he can somehow bottle up and channel the happiness he gave off in that moment for his comeback, the future could bring something monumental.
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In an interview with The Cut, the reality star and businesswoman said that, in the wake of the incident, people gifted her healing crystals, which "gave off an overall calm energy" in her home.
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The hosiery gave off a nerdy first mate Gilligan vibe (if Gilligan were also a bag lady who kept all her possessions worn in miniature purses strapped to her waist, neck, and other handbags).
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In a recording studio in Williamsburg, Brooklyn last month, where wood paneling on the walls and ceiling gave off the faint scent of pine, Charlie Rosen stood in front of 17 fellow musicians, smiling.
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Luckily, back at Genuine Motorworks, which recently celebrated its eight-year anniversary of catering to both motorcycle fanatics and casual tourists, there were more accessible items that still gave off some eau de moto.
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The pieces varied — from a $500,000 platinum and diamond bracelet to a $450,000 diamond necklace — but without a doubt, every piece gave off the luxe vibe the star was going for in the music video.
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At some points on the night of March 10, the volcano's crater gave off a glow that intensified to a brilliant orange each time the volcano belched smoke, Mexico's National Center for Disaster Prevention reported.
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The fine dust turned the surface of the sea the colour of butter and left a bright, lemony line on shore that marked the extent of high tide and gave off a sickly sweet smell.
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The whole vibe was "Don't waste my time," and everything from the pulled-back braids to the speedy loafers gave off the impression of a woman who wasn't here to dillydally — which extended to her earrings.
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As early as 1959, Dr. Gates propounded the revolutionary theory that a plant would be healthy as long as it maintained an equilibrium between the amount of energy it absorbed and the amount it gave off.
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For the night, I booked a room at Art-Eco hotel, a Siberian-themed establishment constructed entirely of logs that gave off such a piney smell that the sensation was of sleeping inside a lumber mill.
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Between the deafening chorus of all the cans popping off, which sounded a little like gunshots, and the immense clouds of flame and smoke the blaze gave off, the highway basically looked like a war zone.
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Because while responses from members of the community ranged greatly in terms of their reasons for being attracted to human-squid hybrid creatures, no one really agreed that the game itself gave off a naughty vibe.
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When Abu Abdel Malik dug up his step-mother's body last Saturday to inter it beside the family's forebears in the Gogjali cemetery, he said it had begun to decompose and gave off a foul smell.
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Philadelphia Daily News columnist John Baer wrote in March that the "over-peppy cheerleader" vibe McGinty gave off early in the campaign had been replaced (he suspected due to media training) by a "focused and deliberate" candidate.
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The Hitler Youth training scenes gave off strong "evil Moonlight Kingdom" vibes, and the combination of twee with a decent heaping of darkness feels a lot like The Grand Budapest Hotel or, more indirectly, The Royal Tenenbaums.
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" Speaking at a Sheffer factory in Cincinnati Monday, Trump criticized Democratic lawmakers who did not stand and applaud during his State of the Union address last Tuesday, saying they gave off "bad energy" and calling them "un-American.
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"Paired with their increasingly impressive music releases, BTS gave off a more accessible vibe than many other K-pop acts, whose communication with fans is more often than not directed through limited moments curated by their labels," she added.
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In another moment, the two women, at opposite ends of the room, shook large metal rectangles between their hands, so that the quivering material both gave off sound and reflected it, gradually reaching a climax, then ebbing from it.
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Despite "great carelessness," Clinton never gave off signs that she intentionally violated the law through the use of a series of email servers housed in the basement of her New York home, Comey testified before the House Oversight Committee.
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Pugh, who was nominated for Supporting Actress for her role in the latest remake of the classic novel, arrived at London&aposs Royal Albert Hall wearing a cape-like Dries Van Noten gown that gave off serious fairytale vibes.
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It's not just that Kelly looked the part, or that his appearances on Sunday shows gave off the air of an upstanding military man who was a little uncomfortable doing a media appearance when there were wars to be fought.
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I thought to myself that before accepting I would write 40 pages set in Baja in 1988 and see if the resulting Marlowe-in-dotage gave off the delicious sparks that a character must generate if his creator is to stay the course.
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Haley, a rising Republican star who resigned in October and left in late 2018, was seen by her counterparts at the United Nations as a voice of clarity in a U.S. administration that often gave off mixed signals on foreign policy, diplomats said.
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"People in my class occasionally mentioned that he gave off weird vibes and was the kind of person that radiated an energy that you didn't want to associate with," said Luke, a 19-year-old who asked that his last name not be published.
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Duke is 60 but looks a decade younger; he has a head full of wavy, sand-colored hair, and in his green hoodie, khakis, black sneakers and a camera bag slung casually over his shoulder, he gave off the air of a retired director.
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In early afternoon trade, the semiconductor soared to the top of the STOXX 600, after its earnings report gave off an upbeat note for the second half of the year, stating that one of its main aims for 2019 was to continue to outperform in its served market.
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U.S.A.I.D. gave Off-Grid five million dollars toward its early costs, and, over the past few years, a Dutch development agency has given the company several hundred thousand euros as it has extended into the impoverished lakes region of Tanzania, where it otherwise wouldn't have been profitable to go.
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Our fourth-floor basic Mod Pod room gave off a cool, bachelor-pad vibe with its wooden herringbone-patterned floor, dark turquoise walls, wall-mounted flat-screen TV, Marshall speakers and a bright orange mini Smeg fridge that provided a pop of color as well as Irish liquors like Baileys, for a price.
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Comaneci and others told me that they expected the sport to hit some physical threshold, beyond which humans could not possibly do anything more death-defying, but Biles's ability to conjure a new skill just before the Olympics gave off the sense that there were no limits on what she could do.
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In his imaginary painting, the colors shone and sparkled; the sky was turquoise; the fresh bread and the walls of the church gave off a golden glow; the customer's baggy dress flowered like a lilac bush; and the final touch was an old hag in an orange flannel housedress, shuffling toward the bakery.
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Neistat tells AD that he wanted to make sure his home decor gave off the opposite vibe from his office, so they chose minimal pieces to make the space feel cozy and warm but still their own, such as custom paintings and a gold skateboard sculpture, which he picked up at a Lower East Side boutique.
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On one of my last nights in Nairobi, Kenya, after serving as The New York Times's East Africa bureau chief for more than a decade, I sat down on the office floor under one of those grim energy-saver light bulbs that gave off a cold bluish light, pulled open the file cabinets and began excavating.
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Catherine Kast, Style Editor: Julianne Moore's custom Chanel Haute Couture gown was inspired by a look worn by Kendall Jenner on the runway almost exactly a month ago, with a few epic tweaks: According to her stylist Leslie Fremar, some of the beads on Julianne's dress are actually crystals covered in tulle, so the sparkle she gave off was ever-so-subtle.
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Rotting fish, festooned with sequins and beads, gave off such an overpowering scent at the Museum of Modern Art's 413 showing of the South Korean artist Lee Bul's "Majestic Splendor" that they had to be removed from the Manhattan museum; earlier this year, a new iteration, doused with potassium permanganate to neutralize the smell, caused a small fire at a gallery in London.
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The role and the scene highlighted Krasinski's own understanding of how malleable and skin-deep the guise of the good guy could be, suggesting he knew that he was able to wear and benefit from it so easily — how it was a designation awarded a little too unquestionably to floppy-haired white guys who gave off even the faintest whiff of a childhood filled with family dinners and church on Sundays.
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But the sheer number of times he played that card, plus the way he flushed and wriggled when the questioning got particularly direct — as though turning into an actual weasel before our very eyes — gave off the appearance that he himself knows that his views about the law put him at odds with a great majority of Americans today, many of whom rely on the protections provided by a modern, and yes more liberal, interpretation of the Constitution.
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During his campaign, Donald Trump gave off the impression that he perhaps had some issues with Mexico and Mexicans — calling them rapists and bad hombres, or suggesting people with Mexican heritage couldn't be trusted as U.S. judges, or insisting that there needed to be a gigantic wall erected between Mexico and the U.S. Then soon after Trump became president, his administration floated an idea for a 2100 percent tax on Mexican imports to pay for the wall.
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Also on the best-dressed list, though in a more classical mode: Emma Stone, in star-strewn blush-pink (pink was a trend) Valentino, metaphor obvious but still undeniably enchanting; Brie Larson, in strapless red Rodarte with a draped and beaded bodice, matching lips and Veronica Lake hair; Natalie Portman, in '60s-inspired chartreuse Prada maternity gown, a little "Jackie," but not too much; and Viola Davis in sunshine yellow one-shouldered sequined Michael Kors, so bright she gave off her own light.
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