She opens up grandly throughout her fifth studio album Reward.
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Each night he dreams grandly; each morning he acts modestly.
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Lily marries grandly thanks to the perfection of her feet.
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The buildings at Ellis Island stand out grandly against the harbor.
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DeLillo's usual mode of meditating on the grandly strange and surreal.
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He is making neither a grandly public nor excessively personal statement.
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She grandly titled this week's talks "the 21st Century Panglong Conference".
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" In February, Zuckerberg released a manifesto, grandly titled "Building Global Community.
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Apple's executives grandly proclaim that they want to help save journalism.
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He succeeded grandly, though he did not reserve an apartment for himself.
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No one captures this process more grandly than the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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She was closed; now she's open; yet she's still grandly unfathomable, a chimera.
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"Now Ebadi can see the result of her activities," the agent told him grandly.
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Twenty years ago, this grandly named emporium was an arcade with 254 antiques dealers.
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"Cattails" marches grandly, threading a circular guitar figure through a wall of stark strumming.
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The interior is grandly proportioned, elaborately detailed and retains almost all of its original features.
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DeVille's creative latitude is displayed much more grandly on the upper floor of the museum.
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Cold War grandly takes on the whole arc, from first meeting till the very end.
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Ms. Campbell does them grandly, heroically, but she also keeps quivering, exaggerating a student's struggle.
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Its ambitions are high-minded and grandly scaled; its attitude remains earnest, patient and craftsmanlike.
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Suddenly, they were navigating the grandly stacked motifs of Composition No. 55 with greater ease.
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Grandly proportioned El Retiro clearly makes a great spot for taking a scooter for a spin.
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She progressed grandly through Europe, squabbling with her sister Brianda (who has her own remarkable story).
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Mr. Lozano-Hemmer works grandly: The exhibition takes over the whole second floor of the museum.
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Orringer's true subject, the moral peril of being alive, is a grandly timeless — and timely — one.
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The other common areas are grandly proportioned as well, with 12-foot ceilings and elaborate molding.
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The dancing bear yawns grandly, maneuvering on the ball until he is flat on his belly.
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It calls for discussions on a peace treaty and grandly pledges cessation of 'all hostile acts.
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China's travel market is hugely lucrative and growing, and travel giant Ctrip is poised to benefit grandly.
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On public outings, she grandly demonstrates her benevolence by distributing crisp paper currency to small, impoverished children.
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In person, Missoni gesticulates grandly as she converses — a trait often perceived as a national Italian characteristic.
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Nolan saw Bruce Wayne as a grandly tragic lost soul, not unlike Memento's Leonard Shelby, and in this
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He has also joined an alliance of peeved strongmen, the grandly named Coalition for the Salvation of Afghanistan.
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But in 2013, the town known as Ondorkhaan was grandly renamed Chinggis City by an act of parliament.
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It is grand opera done grandly in an era of budget pressures and challenges in attracting new audiences.
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"The geopolitical situation makes this Europe's hour: The time for European sovereignty has come," Mr. Juncker said grandly.
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The grandly scaled, modern-looking apartment covers 2,168 square feet, and could be combined with an adjacent unit.
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No one captures this phenomenon more grandly than the Met, and it's in peak form with this show.
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Jim Himes (D-Conn.), who has introduced legislation he is grandly calling the Free Press Act of 2017.
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The interior is grandly proportioned, with wood floors and picture windows framing the vineyard, forest and mountains beyond.
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Its shapes were grandly outsize: gargantuan balloons of brocade and jacquard malforming the body, hair piled high and frizzed.
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This can all be explained by what I'll call, a bit grandly, the self-centeredness principle of risk perception.
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But Alex Waldmann's little-boy-lost Brutus is at physical and temperamental odds with such a grandly conspiratorial role.
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The grandly named statistical technique, put simply, gives computers a way to learn by processing vast amounts of data.
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One was the grandly columned New York Savings Bank, now a historic landmark, at a corner of Eighth Avenue.
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Songs like "Kingston" and "Johnny" are lush, warmly produced, and grandly arranged, complete with horns, keys, and swooning slides.
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Orthodox Republicans spent the last 30 years talking grandly about entrepreneurialism while the social fabric around their core voters disintegrated.
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The patterns dazzle, the melodies sail grandly atop them and there's enough noise at the edges to keep things human.
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As well it might have: Beautiful and grandly mystical, the work exudes a spiritual force that is deeply moving and restorative.
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They insist, rather grandly, that the Bangkok compound, with its vast stadium, is meant to become a kind of Buddhist Vatican.
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The company also has plans to open grandly designed "Reserve Roastery" locations in Tokyo and Shanghai to increase its worldwide reach.
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But this episode also gives us Warren grandly proclaiming, "We are your archnemesises … ises!" and that's worth the price of admission.
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The couple's larger-than-life qualities (Antony refers to Cleopatra, notably grandly, as "Egypt") are made recognizably human by their director.
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Also conflating the humbly domestic and the grandly public is the Puerto Rico-based team of Jennifer Allora and Guillermo Calzadilla.
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Overseeing this grandly infantile universe is Ms. Landau, who made her name as a boundary-testing director of the avant-garde.
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But they also paint a grandly scaled portrait of political corruption on both sides of the border, particularly in the States.
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How can I talk grandly of myself (which seems to be the de facto way of demonstrating self-confidence) without feeling guilty?
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The interior is grandly proportioned, with 3633-foot ceilings in its two parlors, ornate plaster ceiling medallions and other architectural ornaments throughout.
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And he can manage a lot: They binge grandly, passionately, he and Lucinda, outlasting the household, bug-eyed into the small hours.
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Veronika Part, with her handsome head grandly plumed, dances the role in heavy point shoes and with allure that gradually grows monotonous.
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The document, grandly titled "A New Foundation for American Greatness," encapsulates much of the "America first" message that powered Mr. Trump's campaign.
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Her father, André, had established himself as a banker, and the Saint Phalles lived well, if not as grandly as their ancestors.
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A volcano commonly known as Diamond Head grandly presides over Waikiki, the world-famous mecca for tourists in the state capital of Honolulu.
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"Welcome to our world," Popov, who leads emergency medical care, said grandly, gesturing with pride toward the chariots of the sick and maimed.
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The living room is a grandly proportioned space with a pitched ceiling rising nearly two stories, paneled in dark hardwood with exposed beams.
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Subsequent positions included a stint as organ scholar at King's College, Cambridge, and the job grandly titled Informator Choristarum at Magdalen College, Oxford.
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At it happened, her show was held in yet another New York landmark: Guastavino's, the grandly arched former supermarket under the Queensboro Bridge.
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With hundreds of objects arranged in symmetrical groupings, its altar is a study in spiritual neatness so grandly fastidious as to feel cosmic.
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Album Review Somewhere between a band and a concept, the Canadian group Broken Social Scene has persisted both grandly and modestly since 1999.
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At the Regional Gallery of Palazzo Abatellis in Palermo, "The Triumph of Death" (1003) is grandly installed in its own double-height space.
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"I just follow the roads of pictorial power," declares André Butzer grandly as he walks me through his solo debut at Nino Mier Gallery.
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The Seattle company has grandly entered yet another market, that for science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) talent in the metro Washington, D.C., area.
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Then there are caves: speleologists, as cavers are more grandly known, reckon that a good half of them have never even been poked into.
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One's faith in Ozick's "large project" depends mainly on how willing one is to join her in grandly ignoring the exigencies of the marketplace.
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The industry has made billions selling farmers (and the taxpayers who subsidize them) flashy tools that have failed to achieve their grandly exaggerated objectives.
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Tarantino has spoken grandly in the past of wanting to "defuse" the word's power, as though it was within his power to do so.
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His apartment is one of 11 in the grandly named McAnulty Acres, a two-story building that includes the offices of a plumbing company.
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Many grandly conceived Saudi projects have never fully materialized, often because new rulers lacked interest in initiatives started by, and named after, their predecessors.
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What they grandly and waggishly refer to as the homeowners' association annual meeting convenes in the spring; it basically involves cleaning out the garage.
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Titled "Politics These Days," the video shows Ryan speaking grandly as a unifying figure, somewhat reminiscent of Barack Obama in the heady days of 2008.
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He had grandly promoted the casino, which opened in 1990, as "the eighth wonder of the world," but he subsequently cut his ties to it.
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The third and rarest, "Gounod Symphony" (1958), is more grandly formal and politely fragrant, but it, too, often catches the breath with dazzling geometric effects.
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"We will set national open standards for data, interoperability, privacy and confidentiality, real-time data access, cyber security and access rules," the vision grandly envisages.
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Then, have students hold a Socratic seminar, panel discussion or class debate on whether the Russian Revolution should be officially and grandly commemorated in Russia.
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The room is grandly scaled and conspicuously underdesigned, a simplification of the brasserie archetype that doesn't try to reproduce every chipped tile and nicotine stain.
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The Mother Emanuel I visited has been sitting grandly on Calhoun Street since 1892, its current white-brick-and-stucco facade prominent from blocks away.
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A country representing 28 percent of the monetary union's economy and living so grandly off the rest of its partners is a structurally destabilizing factor.
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Their case was always grandly ideological, rooted in highly abstract and untested theories about the nature of the world and America's rightful place in it.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Thieves tend to be remembered fondly, grandly, or at least without the usual sort of scorn that characterizes criminality.
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If you find you want to brag grandly because someone else is talking about their success and it's taking the spotlight away from you, hold back.
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Peterson grandly refers to this personal hell as a "descensus ad inferos," comparable to Christ's time in Hades and to the journeys of Faust and Dante.
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The goal is to revitalize the city as it enters what he referred to grandly as "a new era" of history, which he called Civilization 3.0.
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The presumption that they might lay claim to the same freedom as men, to write as grandly as men do, must have been what she meant.
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Not everyone may be thrilled that the society is so grandly showcasing a work of fiction, and one that has little to do with New York.
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Kerly 4D: For first time I applied for a job in this country, as a cashier at McDonalds, and grandly, they called me for the job.
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She is aided by the broadly appealing performances of her stars, particularly Jonas, whose character grandly strives and sacrifices for her daughter in amusingly high style.
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At the same time, these three works by the same composer were thrillingly different: grandly stark ("Ritorno d'Ulisse"), slouchily modern-dress ("Orfeo") and loopily galactic ("Poppea").
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"Coquito is a connection to the island," said Debbie Quiñones, an East Harlem resident who founded the grandly named International Coquito Federation that sponsors the competition.
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As the Grand Theft Auto franchise has developed over the years, it's become grandly cinematic, with sprawling storylines and characters drawn from crime and gangster movies.
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A recently defeated political party looking to make a comeback is, in the course of things, expected to grandly announce its embrace of some new ideas.
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So after the Free Syrian Army, in 2012, took the town, he set up in a small concrete office his grandly named Union of Revolutionary Bureaus (URB).
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The Saturday Profile BEKASI, Indonesia — Spike heels clacking on the concrete floor of the patients' cells, Nova Riyanti Yusuf strode grandly into the Yayasan Galuh Rehabilitation Center.
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They drink the coffee Faith has brewed, complain about the eggs she's cooked, rootle around in her cupboards for booze, grandly discuss lust, women, and Faith herself.
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But though grilled meats and fresh breads beckoned, we didn't dine out much because we ate so grandly inside people's homes, including the home of Jarallah Omar.
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Since their beloved debut, Funeral (2004), they've specialized in spacious, grandly beautiful rock anthems, undercut by specific deflationary moments of bathos that could easily have been excised.
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Smith College may not have been up to the task of creating liberated women in 1979, but the school of Adrienne Rich was grandly, manifestly in session.
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His ministers speak grandly of a "global Britain," a respected player with friends on both sides of the Atlantic but free to strike trade deals with anyone.
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Massenet's lush scores can easily wilt, but on Thursday, Edward Gardner led a performance that was sumptuous without ever slogging — not grandly imposing but straightforward and sincere.
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Now a bridge connects it to the posh resort district of Boao, famous for a forum, a kind of Asian Davos, which China's leaders grandly host each year.
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Released in August 2007, the game was a first-person shooter set in Rapture, a grandly imagined but decaying underwater city built in an ostentatious art deco style.
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Giving a balanced voice to such opinions, when they are so grandly overshadowed by actual evidence, is not "fair" in any way to the audiences the information reaches.
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It would be wise, however, to leave room for the possibility that all of the above is an example of reading too grandly into literary depictions of fellatio.
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Yet she's trapped in this ballet's hokeyness right up to the final scene when, after reuniting with Rochester, she leaves his embrace to step grandly into the spotlight.
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A group of Egyptian musicians — the grandly named Alexandria Ceremonial Police Orchestra — comes to Israel to open an Arab cultural center but winds up in the wrong place.
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The reality part he didn't expect was House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's gif-worthy coda to the speech -- she grandly tore up the prepared text Trump had handed her.
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You might not think that this kind of fatalism belongs in a Star Wars movie, but if anything, it makes Rogue One feel more grandly heroic than its predecessors.
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We barely glimpse Eliot the dragon — the trailer focuses instead on Pete, and on ominous forest imagery scored with whimsical music — but he takes flight grandly at the end.
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EARLY THIS year China's leader, Xi Jinping, grandly repeated his country's longstanding vow to bring the democratic island of Taiwan back into the Chinese fold, if necessary by force.
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How ungenerous and brazen,how aggressively snooty(think Keats's Truth and Beauty),how censoriously roaringwhile grandly ignoring(and here's the coup de grâce)the exigencies of the market place!
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There are other knots of irony and dialectical difficulty, notably with respect to the status of women within the global program of emancipation the two dudes so grandly envision.
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There's a lost city called Kilstiffen beneath the Cliffs of Moher — or so the story goes — which sprawl grandly over the Atlantic Ocean on the western coast of Ireland.
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Grandly misnamed the Syrian National Army, this coalition of Turkish-backed militias is in fact largely composed of the dregs of the eight-year-old conflict's failed rebel movement.
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Grandly towering over the room, Dominique Duroseau's "Mammy was here: she equally acceptable" (2019) calls attention to racial inequities in reproduction and childcare, rooted in the history of enslavement.
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If there's one thing that defines our popular conception of cyberpunk, it's the grandly ruthless multinational company, often some kind of computing or biotechnology powerhouse, that transcends mere state authority.
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Perhaps, especially in the case of a man from China who decided to grandly propose to his girlfriend in public holding a bouquet of flowers made out of Chinese banknotes.
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In December, governments around the world got together and grandly agreed to limit global warming to below 2℃ above pre-industrial levels—with a preference for keeping it below 1.5℃.
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In the cultural realm, such nostalgia often fastens onto Soviet architecture: the Brutalist-style concrete housing blocks, the grandly ostentatious government buildings, the vast public spaces festooned with heroic statuary.
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Nearly 3003 acres of olive groves buffer the property where grandly proportioned rooms feature exposed stone walls and floors, and some include original fireplaces, private gardens and outdoor soaking tubs.
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Many beat reporters and enterprise teams believe, with some justification, that writers of editorials do nothing but steal their hard-won discoveries and grandly opine about them from their sofas.
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JON PARELES Jacob Banks makes a grandly abject apology in "Unknown (to You)," a gospelly dirge with tolling piano chords and swelling strings behind his ever more desperate baritone growl.
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The latter group of candidates traffic in measured remedies that are more obviously attainable, prioritizing imperfect, incremental change over grandly transformative proposals that face hurdles galore and very long odds.
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Over glistening harp arpeggios, other instruments enter one by one—horns, clarinets, oboes, flutes—with a phrase that climbs the notes of a triad and turns grandly at the top.
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" The nine tracks on "Lux Prima" unspool grandly, from the ominous lullaby "Ministry" to the stomping girl-group squall of "Woman" to the compact psych-funk groove of "Leopard's Tongue.
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Living so grandly off its closest friends and partners should finally give a pause for thought to German leaders — an injunction repeatedly proffered by Germany's former go-to Chancellor Helmut Schmidt.
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Its outline of the social-credit scheme grandly calls for "complete systems to constrain and supervise the use of power" and steps to "broaden channels for public participation in government policymaking".
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Although all 55 members of the African Union (AU) had been involved in negotiations around the grandly named Continental Free Trade Area (CFTA), not all were ready to sign as one.
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The Workers Cup is co-sponsored by Qatar's grandly named Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy, the official body charged with the construction and infrastructure projects related to the World Cup.
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Or they make discoveries in the more exclusive little shops in the grandly named Panjiayuan Exhibition Hall, a dowdy gray building that was added to the market in the last decade.
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At 12, around the time he was busted for running a roulette game during recess, he grandly told a radio interviewer about his stock-trading and his collection of antique silver.
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He currently serves as the federation's chief stakeholders officer, a grandly named development and fund-raising role that has allowed him to build relationships with U.S. Soccer's disparate bodies and committees.
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Edited by the Howard University philosophy professor Alain Locke and dedicated, rather grandly, to ''the Younger Generation,'' the volume included contributions from Jean Toomer, Zora Neale Hurston, Arna Bontemps and Langston Hughes.
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These are the kinds of large-scale policy ideas needed to deal with the hyper-inequality that characterizes our era, and it's refreshing to hear someone with Obama's stature talking this grandly.
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" The statement grandly suggested that orientalism could be a conversation — "As if by magic, the distance between East and West, spanning perspectives that are often perceived as monolithic and diametrically opposed, diminishes.
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President Xi made a show of grandly feting Kim, in the process reminding the world that China is on North Korea's side and remains a key diplomatic player on the Korean Peninsula.
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Other animals have springtime rituals for educating the young, but only we subject them to "commencement" speeches grandly informing them that today is the first day of the rest of their lives.
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Yet, in October 2008 when Facebook publicly announced its choice of what it grandly called its "international headquarters," Sandberg was quoted in a press release singing the praises of the Irish workforce.
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In an 1846 salted print by Calvert Richard Jones (part of a 2012 bequest to the Met from Maurice Sendak!), the Duomo of Milan towers grandly beside a line of shadowed homes.
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Clinton's newest stab at untangling the contradiction that has unexpectedly stifled her candidacy: how to make pragmatism and practicality sound as exciting as the "political revolution" grandly, if vaguely, promised by Mr. Sanders.
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The Conspiracy Club, a grandly named "secret society" organized by a group of high school friends in the late 1990s, was obsessed with the installation and why it was shut down in 1974.
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Although the song is mostly in Korean, the title, grandly ascending chorus ("I'm so sick of this fake love"), and briskly descending postchorus ("Love you so bad") make the point in isolated English phrases.
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They did so in comfort befitting the ornate setting, seated in plush velvet chairs facing the stage in the grandly appointed music room of the treasure-filled home now known as the Rosen House.
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Eberhardt was born in 1877, the same year as the invention of the phonograph, a fact emphasized in The Great Invisible with a playful archival recording of a man grandly presenting Edison's great invention.
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" His version at City Ballet, featuring more than 150 dancers and musicians, as well as two casts of students from the company-affiliated School of American Ballet, is grandly named "George Balanchine's The Nutcracker.
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Medicare for All, the healthcare plan endorsed by Warren, is a grandly deceptive piece of political snake-oil salesmanship that promises, as all good socialist programs do, something for everyone at someone else's expense.
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Jack Tilton is showing a group of collages by Derrick Adams that furthers some of the concerns around portraiture and identity in his recent, grandly scaled exhibition at Pioneer Works in Red Hook, Brooklyn.
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After clashing with the opposition-led National Assembly, he and his supreme court allies stripped lawmakers of their powers and established a Potemkin legislature, which he grandly named a "constituent assembly" and populated with cronies.
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The corps has arrived in a single diagonal line (one lieutenant at either end); Dewdrop powers her way along the line, cleaving the air in forward jumps and arriving on point in grandly sculptural positions.
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The governor showed off gallons of the liquid — grandly unveiled from behind a thick curtain — at his now-daily coronavirus briefing and presented it as a novel solution to price-gouging of name-brand sanitizer.
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But I still suspect that the Trumpening might have been prevented had Obama promised less grandly, eschewed imperial temptations when stymied in his ambitions, and dressed his technocratic liberalism in less arc-of-history nonsense.
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As a group, NJCK are better passing lines around than joining their voices grandly in song‑-"Desperados Waiting for a Train" gets buried alive, "Born and Raised in Black and White" lost in the crowd.
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In "Faces, Places" in 2017 she travelled round rural France with JR, a maker of giant photographs, delighting to persuade shy overlooked folk to have their portraits posted briefly but grandly on walls and water-towers.
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It is simply, grandly, eggplant treated like fish, cooked with paojiao — chiles pickled but still bright — and doubanjiang, a paste of broad beans left to ferment for months, then dosed with chiles and fermented some more.
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With their estimated trade surplus on goods and services of $713.6 billion at the end of last year, the Europeans and the Chinese live grandly off the deficits they cause in the rest of the world.
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Against these personal moments are views like the lobby of South Dakota's Yankton State Hospital with its grandly neoclassical marble staircase, and an unused coffin resting alongside numbered tombstones, the common system in which patients were buried.
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Familiar Greco-Roman characters, Old and New Testament figures, and Christian saints are, in Moreau's grandly painted heresies, converted into poets, muses, musicians, sirens and assorted collaborators or patrons in the martyr-making cause of high art.
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He has led some of the city's grandest events, opening the Metropolitan Opera's season conducting an acclaimed production of Wagner's "Tristan und Isolde" and leading the Philadelphia Orchestra in Mahler's grandly despairing Sixth Symphony at Carnegie Hall.
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They lived in a grandly renovated home just a block and a half from where Kirstyn's family ran the city of Dixon's favorite gathering spot, Bud's Pub and Grill, at the corner of First and A Street.
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Should you wish to stand grandly inside your luxury vehicle, the Lagonda has you (un)covered: part of the roof opens up along with the huge doors that are more the size of farmyard gates than regular car doors.
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In "Oh Me, Oh My (I'm a Fool for You Baby)", she outdoes herself: "We'll blow a genie from a cigarette/and then we'll take a magic carpet ride," she sings, grandly, affectionately, over blossoming strings and piano chords.
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For the costume, my mother let me pick from among my father's second-best suits and slightly frayed dress shirts, which worked for the character (I grandly believed) because Roy was an accountant and my father was a banker.
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Though I'd like to put the suggestion more grandly: The promise of our civilization, the point of all our labor and technological progress, is to free us from the struggle for survival and to make room for higher pursuits.
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It also has a very satisfying asymmetry: rising up from the baseline in a straight line, resembling the left half of the f, it then sweeps over to the right much more grandly than the f ever has room to do.
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The singers on this compilation don't bellow like Dion; pseudointimacy is their goal, and they remain inanely tender even as the music, what with its booming drums and ringing plucked acoustic guitar, grandly sentimental Hollywood strings, builds to automatic inspirational climaxes.
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More recently, Eli Roth paid homage to this grandly disreputable filmmaking heritage with his grungy throwback The Green Inferno, while the recent Bone Tomahawk fused horror to the Western, both films ascribing savage-tribesmen qualities to a group of people-eaters.
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First and most grandly, there was the notion of a destination-based cash flow tax — a very conceptually ambitious plan to raise a bunch of revenue that would, among other things, have functioned as a tax on middle-class senior citizens.
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J.C. Sleigh Bells — the duo of Alexis Krauss and Derek Miller — keeps getting mileage out of one grandly simple idea: the juxtaposition of sweetness and impact, placing her airy voice atop a combined bombardment of distorted guitars and gargantuan drumbeats.
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Some aspects of the interior, including woodwork and wall tapestry in the dining room, are original, while much of the rest of the house has been renovated to period, with crown molding, latticed and leaded windows, and grandly proportioned living areas.
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But its tale of the life and death of Jesse James — as seen through the eyes of his assassin — is one of the best movies released since 210, with grandly poetic images and beautiful performances from Brad Pitt and Casey Affleck.
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It was a voice that thrilled the Metropolitan Opera through the 1980s and '90s, when Ms. Millo was among the house's reigning divas: the grandly emoting star of new productions, opening nights and TV broadcasts opposite Plácido Domingo and Luciano Pavarotti.
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At that point Vicki Mortimer's grandly decaying set is transformed into a playfully curtained and airy landscape that allows Ms. Dee to kick up her heels on "The Story of Lucy and Jessie," Phyllis's bravura reflection on her own divided self.
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Mr. Gill, who grew up in the East 89th Street townhouse that Griffin occupies ("something of a grandly tricked-out imp, just 12 feet wide"), spoke about this curious form of preservation and where to spot a good gargoyle today.
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The disconnect between the president — a political novice whose confidence in his instincts was grandly rewarded in 2016 — and more traditional party leaders demonstrates the depth of the Republicans' challenges in what is likely to be a punishing campaign year.
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Their intense bond energizes a complex web of dormant relationships—involving Jacob's girlfriend, Tricia (Kristin Slaysman), and Colleen's childhood friend Emily (Molly Plunk), among many others—and the agonized yet sweetly comic action yields profound tenderness and grandly humane passion.
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It is no coincidence that whereas America's Congress grandly occupies Capitol Hill, the palatial residence of India's figurehead president, built for a British viceroy, looks down from the hill it shares with the main ministries upon the lowly houses of parliament (pictured).
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Even Jared Leto's koo-koo bad guy kinda works And here's a glowing quote you won't see on a movie poster: Blade Runner 2049 is so grandly awesome, so fully developed and dialed-in, even Jared Leto's koo-koo bad guy kinda works.
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Trump kept producing his own reality stunts as President: in a press conference, he gestured grandly at piles of folders, props that he claimed were filled with financial disclosures; he theatrically whipped up suspense over the competition between two Supreme Court nominees.
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The balance of the interview, in which Zuckerberg speaks grandly about Facebook's mission of helping to foster "the global cooperation" needed to "solve some of the bigger issues, like maintaining peace, addressing climate change…and eliminating poverty," made Sandberg's absence even more concerning.
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After its grandly esoteric first year, where Pauline Oliveros rubbed shoulders with Antony and Christian Fennesz and Philip Glass, Big Ears attempted to tap the vein of mainstream indie rock in its second year, recruiting the likes of Joanna Newsom and The National.
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" A quarter-century later, as Lincoln prepared a bold stroke that helped define his own legacy — the Emancipation Proclamation — his annual message to Congress spoke of historical circumstances more grandly: "We shall nobly save, or meanly lose, the last best hope of earth.
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The galleries, as they rise floor upon floor, are perfectly tailored to their purposes: a light-filled space for special exhibits; a darkened level for drawings and prints; and, finally, a grandly coffered upper gallery, where glorious natural light pours in on glorious Turners.
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On the Buda side of the Danube River, the former royal palace squats grandly atop Castle Hill, blandly remade by the Communists after the destruction of World War II into the current home of the National Gallery of Art and the city's history museum.
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It's the first opportunity in decades for people to see Wojnarowicz's work in its polymathic totality: photography, spray-painted garbage-can lids, stencils, photocollages, sculptures, music, films and large collage paintings of tanks, brains and gunslingers, hung as grandly as anything at the Louvre.
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I attended the 2016 Summer Games in Rio de Janeiro and wrote of the corruption and violence that had fallen on the poorest in the beautiful city, and the schools and hospitals starved for funds as the government spent grandly on its Olympic Taj Mahal.
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"Mastry," an exhilarating Kerry James Marshall retrospective at the Met Breuer, is a big deal for three reasons: it marks the museum's blessing of Marshall and, in turn, Marshall's benediction of the museum, and it affirms a revival of grandly scaled, thematic figurative painting.
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It is versatile, and can be used in ways that are both genteel—think of Joe Buck grandly framing up a baseball game's narrative in the bottom of the fourth—and... whatever the hell Stephen A. Smith is going for in his more thunderously opaque moments.
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That passionate, tender, and grandly tragic woman is by far the epic's greatest character—and, indeed, the only one to have had a lasting impact on Western culture past the Middle Ages, memorably appearing in works by artists ranging from Purcell to Berlioz to Mark Morris.
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Exclusive A grandly proportioned 14-room apartment on the 11th floor of the 120 East End Avenue co-op building, opposite Carl Schurz Park and facing the East River, is being put on the market by the family that has owned it for more than four decades.
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Earlier this year, at Dutch National Opera's Opera Forward Festival in Amsterdam, I was dazzled by his oratorio "The Raft of the Medusa" in its grandly orchestrated 1990 revision; the only in-print recording of the work is a comparatively skeletal 1960s version on Deutsche Grammophon.
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Priming the pump, just after 8:30, the White House tweeted out a snippet of video, grandly scored, with a camera cinematically sweeping down a red-carpeted hallway of the White House and into the East Room, where an empty podium stood ready for the president.
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Brexit will require many such deals, including one with the EU and others with some 58 third countries such as South Korea that have free-trade deals with the EU. Mr Fox has talked grandly of "scoping out" free-trade agreements that Britain might make with America and Australia.
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He has been writing operas for more than 30 years, going back to "X: The Life and Times of Malcolm X," which Beverly Sills brought to New York City Opera in 1986, and "Amistad," which had its premiere at Lyric Opera of Chicago in 1997 — grand stories, grandly told.
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"Supplication: Selected Poems of John Wieners," John Wieners The Hotel Wentley poems are nested in here, and they are the most grandly erotic and heartfelt homosexual sketches about living out of time in friendship on the edge, and seeing the whole trembling picture of midcentury America from there.
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Just inside the north entrance, a grandly restored dormitory is filled with relics of sailors' lives at Snug Harbor: tobacco tins, photos, letters and admission documents live in glass cases, accompanied by portraits of Navy men and details about their health and how they got along with their peers.
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Just inside the north entrance, a grandly restored dormitory is filled with relics of sailors' lives at Snug Harbor: tobacco tins, photos, letters and admission documents live in glass cases, accompanied by portraits of Navy men and details about their health and how they got along with their peers.
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"The Back Door" is also the title of Mr. Creed's exhibition, a sprawling affair that occupies the armory's entire main floor, including not just the drill hall and the small, bunkerlike rooms that flank it but the grandly decorated, late-19th-century period rooms on the building's Park Avenue side.
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Gesticulating grandly with Vice President Mike Pence looking on, Mr. Trump told Mr. Schumer and Ms. Pelosi that the new Congress could be the "greatest Congress in the history of Congress," according to a person familiar with the discussion who described it on the condition of anonymity because it was private.
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The meaning was less explicit — though clearly apocalyptic — in Mr. Hersch's furious Violin Concerto; a blaring brass improvisation on a Byzantine chant; and Galina Ustvolskaya's grandly depressing 1973 "Dies Irae" for piano, a growling group of double basses and a player who hacks mercilessly with hammers on a coffinlike box.
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Yes, the same Shed that had been so grandly canceled as a fashion venue only a season before, thanks to the fact that one of its then board members, Stephen M. Ross, a billionaire real estate tycoon, had held a big fund-raiser for President Trump at his Hamptons home.
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It didn't seem like sleep was going to be a possibility if I remained chained to what I (very grandly) think of as my workstation, which in reality is just my portion of the desk covered in Trebor wrappers and books I'll never actually read, so I decamped to a meeting room.
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It's no accident that many of his best drawings over the years have taken the form of grandly elaborate blueprints and architectural renderings, making him a charter member of what I like to think of as the schematic school of late Modernism (other members would include Bruce Nauman, Lee Lozano and Chris Burden).
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The second half of the program began both grandly and playfully, with the Met chorus singing the music for the entrance of the guests into the minstrels' hall from Wagner's "Tannhäuser," as projections showed Met patrons entering both the "old Met" (at Broadway and 39th Street) and the new one at Lincoln Center.
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One showstopper at MoMA's exhibition "Robert Rauschenberg: Among Friends" is Ms. Brown's "Glacial Decoy" (1979) — the installation was created with MoMA's curatorial and exhibition design teams in collaboration with Charles Atlas — in which Rauschenberg's revolving black-and-white photographs are grandly displayed on a back wall as the dance is projected on top.
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Louis Vuitton is a mega-brand and, like its fellow mega-brands — Dior, Chanel, Prada, Gucci — it uses its cruise collection, which comes between the fall and spring collections it presents during Paris Fashion Week, as an excuse to gallivant grandly, a passel of high-spending clients, sympathetic celebrities and top fashion editors in tow.
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Her grandly understated The Bird and the Rifle (2016) is a triumph of the singer-songwriter mode partially because her impulse as a writer is to resist shows of creative technique even within her tradition of realism, and the tension that arises whenever she attempts complexity hits the perfect country sweet spot between simple and polished.
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And the grandly ambitious art-for-the-hell-of-it they produced on the walls of the pier — the kind of work, as Wojnarowicz and Bidlo described it in their statement, "that would allow anyone the chance to explore any image in any material on any surface they choose" — is a reminder of the collective power of that community.
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This is the other side of every conspiracy theory, the fundamental fantasy that ensures the most desperate lies are also the most poignant—the insistence that powerful parties have conspired grandly against you carries a corrosive and far more convincing echo, which whispers that those parties are in fact paying you no mind at all, and never have.
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After an epic three-day haggle, the leaders of the European Union came up with a slate of names for its top jobs: the presidents of the European Commission (the executive arm), the European Council (the forum where the leaders meet) and the European Central Bank (ECB), as well as its grandly titled High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy.
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I mean my crushes were far and between, but it's been so long that I've been romantically interested in someone that I'm starting to wonder if relationships for men (especially those who are seemingly aromantic as myself) are simply about exploiting the other party for leisure, company and "fun" (which sounds rather disappointing considering how grandly everyone seems to think of "love," not to mention quite demeaning and dehumanizing of women)?
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Over the base of simple white jeans or shorts and a white singlet were layered ruched and ruffled taffeta tops (only they weren't taffeta, they were polyester made from recycled plastic that looked like taffeta); big, explosive skirts, in Old Dutch florals or graphic swirls, tiered and frilled and hiked up on the side to show the cool beneath or left to billow grandly behind (all 130 feet or so of fuchsia).
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I was in Paris on May 29, 2005, when the French people rejected the first "EU Constitution," a wild attempt by the architects of a grandly platonic blueprint to convince the signers of the original EU-making Maastricht Treaty — which was then, as it is now, about the money — that putting the cart before the horse might make everyone involved move away from national identities and toward the conviction that "the European Union" was a real place, a supranational state, as opposed to just another important-looking piece of paper.
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Anyway, the record's big advance over past work is musical — after a bouncy opener featuring the Chicago Children's Choir, these songs buzz and spill over with jaunty piano chords, mellifluous horns, elastic synthesizers, marching-band fanfares, rhythm violin plus soft string coloring, every now and then a standard keyboard loop, tender lullabies and self-assured choirgirls, grandly sung gospel hymns, dinkily sampled gospel hymns, uplifting ensemble singing and the rich timbre of black soul voices, along with a rousing array of whoops and cheers and wails scattered throughout the record to create an illusion of community, as if Chance were playing to an open audience whose members were free to pitch in any time they felt like it, as strangers pass by in the background.
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