Among its many attributes, The Bells is imbued with a certain richness; these are left-field party bangers imbued with a wealth of feeling.
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It's rare to find those videos imbued with magical powers.
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Glyphs are imbued with the power of our conscious reading.
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But these seemingly boring activities are imbued with childhood whimsy.
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And she imbued herself with a lot of that ethic.
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All characters in this tableau are imbued with moral ambivalence.
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Was Holy Wayne imbued with the ability to heal people?
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They also imbued Zuckerberg's thoughts with a kind of inevitability.
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He imbued clusters of vases and bottles with metaphysical heft.
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What I want is velvety soft flesh imbued with flavor.
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She also imbued them with acute thought, involving eclectic research.
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Even Prince's less explicitly outspoken tracks were imbued with multiple narratives.
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He had attitude that imbued the world with a whimsical edginess.
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As such, Aries is imbued with the energy of early spring.
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Its interior was imbued with a light herbed cucumber yogurt sauce.
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This has imbued Thomas's piece with an additional level of urgency.
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"We believe everything is imbued with that sacred spirit," she said.
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The people — the "demos" — are imbued with no particular economic characteristic.
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But for me, Bushwick was a place imbued with my culture.
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He imbued it with purpose, and they won many more games.
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The match's chaotic ending suddenly imbued the broken racket with significance.
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It has imbued him with a certain "mathiness" to his culinary approach.
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It is, in short, a piece of jewelry, albeit imbued with smarts.
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Each is imbued with imagery including, or inspired by, her missing mother.
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The uniforms and equipment of the Swiss Guard are imbued with tradition.
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There are 10 maji clans in Orisha, each imbued with different abilities.
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The script is tight, nearly every line imbued with meaning and theme.
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Image: WiredMany of these systems may not be imbued with safety considerations.
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The characters' costumes are imbued with significance – and not just the Crains'.
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Besides geological good fortune, it is imbued with Western-style business discipline.
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"It was imbued with arrogance, aggression and impunity," Kidd told the court.
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Many states forced immigrant children into public schools imbued with Protestant theology.
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It was one of his daggers, an antique imbued with metaphysical power.
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Bizarrely, these appealing Frankensteinian chimeras seem imbued with lives of their own.
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Pretty much everything they have ever recorded is imbued with a wistfulness.
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We too are pieces of nature that the sacred spirit has imbued.
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Belcourt has imbued each work with a distinct sense of self-reliance.
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Luv Is Rage 2 sparkles, radiating energy imbued with color and light.
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Blanche was an opinionated woman, imbued with the passion of the author.
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These objects are imbued with the traces of lives lived in them.
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Her physicality is straightforward in its strength; his is imbued with mystery.
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Lines, both subtle and strong, render figures imbued with deep psychological resonance.
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That said, it's still imbued with the spirit of those later films.
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Our memories are too imbued with special moments, names and game faces.
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Bert Hellinger, the former priest, imbued his method with traditional family values.
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Values-imbued leadership is being called out positively by the investment community.
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His compositions are imbued with soft light that subtly takes center stage.
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Ms. Ian imbued this standard-in-waiting with a full measure of empathy.
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On one hand, the leader: statesmanlike (ahem), commanding, well-spoken, imbued with gravitas.
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Simple ascending and descending scales have rarely been imbued with such sweet pathos.
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But another, more pertinent theory relates to those emotions imbued within Slipknot's discography.
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The heat seemed imbued with finality, a change that could not be undone.
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This year the normally staid affair has been imbued with uncertainty and bitterness.
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The Jerusalem embassy's inauguration ceremony was imbued with a kind of dark irony.
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Conceived by the agency TBWA, the ads imbued Absolut with a sophisticated image.
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Diamonds are imbued with the emotion of the moment when they are given.
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So, Mr. Sifton melted the imbued butter and poured it on seared scallops.
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He also imbued the human face and body with uncanny expressiveness and purpose.
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Taylor Adam's thriller "No Exit" is filled with tension, imbued by physical entrapment.
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"Imbued with a deep resonance, Classic Blue provides an anchoring foundation," said Eiseman.
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His figures, while exhibiting a distinct sculptural presence, are imbued with Botticellian grace.
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And in its own way, absence is imbued with the power of silence.
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At that moment, she's imbued with everything she admires about the video game character.
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"An angry people cannot create anything that is not imbued with anger," McAfee said.
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So, when these forces combine, we're imbued with a renewed sense of romantic intrigue.
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The response of the German army, imbued with racist ideology, was to annihilate them.
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On the other hand there are the optimists imbued with a sense of "Ramaphoria".
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And therefore people [wanted to identify with groups] imbued with grandiose and special features.
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For a moment, all the sloganeering of this campaign was imbued with actual life.
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India's financial center and bustling second city is imbued with a can-do attitude.
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But she also imbued her Playmate of the Month spreads with a subtle wit.
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And part of that was their gutsiness, but it was imbued with an optimism.
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Their faces are imbued with personality, even as their expressions rarely give away emotion.
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But the pope and President Trump's past exchanges imbued the gifts with more meaning.
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The toughness her father imbued in her became an important tool for surviving Hollywood.
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Because it was people like me who imbued his quest with some larger meaning.
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Your reviews are often imbued with a rich sense of literary and historical traditions.
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The result was easy to forget, instead of imbued with the power of remembrance.
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Klobuchar's campaign was imbued with momentum following her third place finish in New Hampshire.
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Water, in recent years, has been imbued with the powers of a mysterious elixir.
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This ethnically pure homeland was folkish, seamless and imbued with the essence of Germanness.
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Rather, coverage of major developments in influential outlets has been imbued with overt slant.
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Many of the images of 2019 that come to mind are imbued with hope.
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Lamborghini's engineers and designers successfully imbued an SUV with the excitement of a supercar.
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And we're not talking a gluey box of Yellow-5-imbued macaroni and cheese.
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Under him, sales have risen and the brand has been imbued with new energy.
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He's just a baby hedgehog, already imbued with unknown powers enabling him to — what else?
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Mr. Jorge's rock- and electro-imbued interpretations continue to introduce the genre to fresh audiences.
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She, too, regularly played with her brother in one of the neighborhood's chemical-imbued ditches.
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But, one would wish and perhaps expect Georgia's perspective to be imbued by Georgian insight.
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The parts were imbued a knowing, manipulative intelligence, as if possessed; they played with you.
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That said, the Irish had imbued the shamrock with meaning before St. Patrick came along.
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His 1990 is one of communist-era drabness imbued with a longing for the West.
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Age and accomplishment have imbued Mr. Gil and Mr. Veloso with the aura of statesmen.
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The telling is mostly episodic and fragmentary, imbued with startling images and powerful associative leaps.
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In the past, athletes were seen as heroes, imbued with qualities of sacrifice and courage.
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Yet they remain imbued with the sense of joy that seems inherent in good gamay.
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It's a universe imbued with depth not through plot but through truly three-dimensional characters.
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As a consequence, even the quieter scenes are imbued with a gnawing sense of dread.
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The book is imbued with the manic pace and humor — some of it involving ferrets!
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Atkinson, now the head coach of the Nets, imbued Williams with the importance of routine.
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Rather, many are imbued with a burning desire to succeed, to make good their lives.
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Their films are often deeply felt and deeply imbued with a magical sense of place.
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Timbers imbued the opening moments of the show with a sense of gloom and defeat.
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The ones I own have already had their fibers lovingly imbued with my deodorant runoff.
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And the bunkers have certainly not imbued this year's field with a sense of confidence.
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The Daniels had directed the demo, and they had imbued it with their usual playfulness.
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Like most Netherlandish artists of his age, Rembrandt often imbued his paintings with biblical allegory.
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As Miller traveled through Europe, especially Germany, her photographs became sharper, imbued with anger and disillusionment.
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Charizard is imbued with the spirit of Valoo from 'The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker.
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Over the free kick, imbued with the power of Roberto Carlos' left thigh, stands Theresa May.
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This is the quarter life crisis of Girls imbued with the sincerity of Friday Night Lights.
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Even the daily routines of New Yorkers on grubby streets seem imbued with a bygone fabulousness.
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His is a category-defying, often dizzying, piece of writing; both books are imbued with hippophilia.
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He imbued each song with myriad colorful nuances, his rich, burnished baritone lovely throughout the evening.
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Fodor believed haunted houses were structures imbued with the icky emotional baggage of its former residents.
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Gadot filled all those and imbued Diana with a warmth made her impossible not to love.
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The letter is imbued with Christian fidelity and the pain of being separated from his children.
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They're imbued with cultural significance that Kardashian is ignoring for the purposes of a confusing pun.
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Two dresses imbued with robotic movement and facial recognition software, move subtley, as if they're breathing.
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As this particular mushroom attests, sometimes novel function can be imbued by the removal of genes.
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Although its style is never overbearing, the Metropol is imbued with a sense of idiosyncratic wonder.
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And as he shared details of their courtship for a good eight minutes, he imbued Mrs.
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But for Reding and BallhogOrMVP, beltane was imbued with purpose because of the story behind it.
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An old pair of Converse sneakers which once belonged to Gene Kelly are imbued with intrigue.
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The central change is that Dunham and Konner have imbued each character with a sympathetic twist.
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Every action Charles takes now is imbued with the knowledge of what he has foreseen happening.
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Gates salvages material imbued with a past so viewers can consider its context then and now.
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I wanted the washed-out pastel colors of that period to be imbued in the work.
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Imbued with your favorite spirit, these snappy little rum balls should make you very happy indeed.
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A woman imbued with her value in the marketplace is likely to reject an insufficient raise.
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This shift to a more pluralistic system has imbued them with a sense of democratic promise.
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It was shock-and-awe, imbued with a certain brutal logic - but also fundamentally self-defeating.
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Iraq War and has been imbued with a neocon, or at least liberal-hawk, tinge ever
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Mr. Roberts described the mood of his premiere as dire, imbued by a sense of desperation.
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It also is not imbued with the ideological socialism of leftist groups in Greece or Spain.
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The engine that imbued Twitter with its substance, that made it so satisfying — growth — has stalled.
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La La Land is not a perfect movie, but it is imbued with blue-tinged joy.
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We lost David Bowie, who imbued rock music with electric currents of queer energy and iconography.
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Even the landscape in Tracey Moffatt and Huma Bhabha's photographs is imbued with the beauty of otherness.
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This was a health decision, but our barrier-less sex imbued our relationship with a greater intimacy.
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Instead, Jenner's grandchildren (eight so far) all have unique and uncommon names, imbued with meaning and significance.
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The MoMA caryatid is fully rounded and flintily sculptural, but imbued with a surprisingly soft, fleshy warmth.
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Still, it's an astonishing creative effort t, imbued with awe for the infinite possibilities of the feminine.
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She took to Instagram to share the meaning imbued in her fashion pick for the Academy Awards.
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Have we imbued our furry friends with false meaning, or are they actually, secretly vessels of villainy?
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You can't simply be born in late May and be imbued with a wild sense of creativity.
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But, if nothing else, we Americans are rugged optimists, imbued with a faith that things get better.
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Her creations are intoxicatingly joyful, yet imbued with the inevitable serving of melancholy that matches every high.
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Some feminists argue, moreover, that the very framework of economics is imbued with subtler forms of sexism.
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Vermouth imbued with the nuttiness of wattleseed and herbal Hubba Bubba notes of the Strawberry Gum Tree.
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Along with the recipe for an herb-imbued turkey, I've also given a couple of flavor variations.
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Here, I pair it with a lemon-imbued angel food cake, which is fluffier and more ethereal.
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The story follows a bespectacled witch — the titular Bayonetta — whose long, flowing locks are imbued with magic.
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It is the way they play, too, how they have been imbued with the soccer club's style.
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We were imbued with hope that the rest of China could be as prosperous as Hong Kong.
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You're understated; there's no need to trumpet it, but you're imbued with the magic of the season.
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On her program, silent or inscrutable figures — Manafort, Mueller, Trump — were imbued with a kind of interiority.
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What happens in Wattam is impossible to describe, yet it's imbued with an unmistakable and universal humanity.
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They also imbued the boxy, undistinguished structure with a sense of grandeur by introducing more architectural flourishes.
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Food is imbued with emotion as part of our biology; an additional incentive to eat, and survive.
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Instead, they imbued me with the clarity to realize more profoundly that life is a precious gift.
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Gowns are imbued with magical powers, represent vanity or sexuality, and are plot points in cautionary tales.
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The film, Something Good–Negro Kiss, subverts the corrupt racism imbued in the history of American minstrelsy.
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They are imbued with cleanliness, a comfortable degree of safety, a way to seperate oneself from the world.
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By turning those negatives to positives, DeSieno imbued the images with a profound sense of foreboding and timelessness.
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Lohan's Hallie and Annie are each imbued with subtle ticks that make them easily distinguishable from each other.
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Casa Mila is "exuberant, context-rich, sensual, and imbued with a rich urban residential character," Clark Manus says.
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In the iconic activist's world, even leopard-print Cole Haan boots come imbued with a social justice statement.
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Imbued in Clinton's acceptance speech at the Democratic National Convention were lines meant to reach out to Republicans.
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By contrast, 2019 will be imbued with a bolder energy and a greater desire to get things done.
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As the great bent iPhone 6 debacle 0f 0003 demonstrated, many of today's devices aren't imbued with flexibility.
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The show is imbued with sexual tension and competition, so it makes sense that it'd fire you up.
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As much a poet as a musician, every single word she writes is imbued with rich symbolic meaning.
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My parents imbued that in me and the mistakes I made were mostly just of the embarrassing kind.
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For Obama, a return to Springfield comes imbued with nostalgia for his earliest days in the national spotlight.
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His Second, written in 1958, is imbued with the spirit of Schoenberg, with whom Kirchner studied in California.
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Use one for this tarte-Tatin-like peach pie that's imbued with caramel and baked in a skillet.
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Pueblo people throughout the Southwest have been creating textiles imbued with cultural narratives for over a thousand years.
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Their flavor is very elegant, and the clarified butter has been imbued with the taste of the sea.
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Parts of the woodblock prints have been imbued with movement via motors and wooden gears inside the frame.
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The whole evening feels imbued with religiosity, a campfire sing-along for the righteous in relaxed-fit khakis.
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At the end of it all, I feel clean, energized, and imbued with a renewed lust for life.
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A golem is a figure of Jewish legend, a creature made of clay and mystically imbued with life.
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"We have to recognize that our society is imbued with racist unconscious bias across the board," he said.
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Some philosophers are comfortable talking about animals having a "purpose" imbued by natural selection (to spread their genes).
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These assumptions are imbued in our language and cultural behaviors, and deeply embedded over centuries and across cultures.
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Mr. Duffy sees a future in which paintings, textiles or other emotionally resonant items are imbued with Everence.
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Although he was ashamed of his privilege, she said, his heritage — and his namesake — imbued him with confidence.
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Imbued with healthy amounts of intellectual curiosity and naked ambition, McCabe expertly read the writing on the wall.
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But, according to Ms. Camurati, a jewel's success is in the warmth imbued by the original hand fabrication.
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Days of camping out imbued them with confidence, with a significant amount of people wearing helmets and gasmasks.
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The JFK Airport Lost & Found listings are reliquary in nature, its objects imbued with sacredness by the seekers.
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Five years into his papacy, Francis' radical reprioritization on the world's poor has imbued much of the Vatican.
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Framing the figure in the basement gallery's windowed niche were found objects imbued with the artist's familial history.
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Ms. Choi imbued the opening rising arpeggio with such tense energy that it sounded like an urgent question.
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There's an element of choice imbued in Hwang's designs, one that women are left to make for themselves.
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His artworks emerged from an environment imbued with theology and his patrons' commissions were variations on religious narratives.
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But Nimoy imbued the alien with a striking humanity telegraphed through tiny gestures — an eyebrow raise, a furrowed brow.
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I think we are imbued with a mission: we want to continue and restore and celebrate our humanist values.
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Turin, in the shadow of the Alps, is elegant but unshowy, imbued with a culture of reserve and compromise.
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The kicker's legs are either imbued with magic or he can squat more than anyone else has in history.
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So it's not farfetched to assume the Children of the Forest imbued this customary gesture with some magical failsafes.
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Folklore holds that the seventh son of a seventh son will be imbued with special, if undefined, mystical powers.
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On the one hand, we are a historically persecuted minority, imbued with a deep post-Holocaust sense of insecurity.
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Russia's 21918th century was imbued with literary qualities, in part because its actors often modelled their lives on books.
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Both are imbued with a sense of history—and the lives of both directors have been twisted by it.
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They also have the quality of great literature, where every detail and gesture is imbued with a larger meaning.
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Reared on a desolate ranch with a demanding father, O'Connor was imbued with a rigorous work ethic and resilience.
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Becoming fluent in both Chinese and Western cultures and languages imbued him with a cross-cultural perspective on communication.
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Mao emphasised the supreme importance of being "red"—that is, imbued with Maoist fervour—over that of being "expert".
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It's frustrating, but it's also a good reminder that not everything online is imbued with meaning or cultural importance.
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Sea parsley: Of close relation, appearance and flavour to European parsley, but imbued with characteristics of unique growing conditions.
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They were mantras imbued with promise and peril: A.B.V.D. for Hodgkin's, C.M.F. for breast cancer, B.E.P. for testicular cancer.
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Trump has harshly criticized intelligence officials from the previous administration, claiming they imbued the national security ranks with politics.
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It's imbued with nostalgia — remember when American Jews congregated in the Catskills every summer and sang silly camp songs?
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It's a modern-looking game imbued with a mix of fearlessness and strangeness that was common in the past.
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It's as if the red jacket and rimmed glasses were magical devices that had imbued him with Dean's spirit.
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As expected from the guy who famously said "everything design," Rand imbued A Designer's Art with precise modernist design.
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The Times described Mr. Bruce in 1959 as "a four-button mongoose" imbued with a streak of moral indignation.
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Unquestionably, Mr. Combs's sensibilities in music and fashion have been imbued by his experience of growing up in Harlem.
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His songs are imbued with an underlying, familiar pathos, and he focuses on the most mundane tragedies of existence.
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These are standard hijinks, imbued with the lackadaisical approach to public nudity for which British males are globally renowned.
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"Thank you for your service, gentlemen!" said this version of Cher, imbued with potent charisma by Stephanie J. Block.
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There's a parbaked pie crust anchoring the vegetables, and a custard imbued with mayonnaise and cheese to bind them.
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Ms. Johnson said the Clean Up movement was imbued with Mr. Kiernan's own no-nonsense, down-to-earth attitude.
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But McIlroy said the sprint to history's finish line had not imbued him with any greater sense of urgency.
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They're called Lemon-Ups, and they feature a crisp, citrus-imbued flavor and positive messages pressed into their tops.
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Dungy's poetry often incorporates themes concerning the natural world, giving an urgency to the hope imbued in her poems.
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"Nowadays, many people are not hygienic, dress poorly and are not imbued with sophistication and good breeding," he sniffed.
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Unfortunately for Otis, this is the moment in which she is imbued with the knowledge of his sex clinic.
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The story, which hinges on a harrowing confession, is imbued with a captivating sense of youthful excitement and vulnerability.
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But the calamity imbued Ibe with his life's singular obsession—to create a timepiece that could survive severe punishment.
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The American version of "The Office" imbued the mundanity of the workplace with whimsical high jinks and tender romances.
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In this scene, Zachary Levi plays Billy, a boy recently imbued with new powers (along with an adult body).
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Imbued with depth and detail like Vija Clemins's art, paintings by the artist Yukultji Napangati repeatedly trick the eye.
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For thousands of years, the dreams and visions of the dying have captivated cultures, which imbued them with sacred import.
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More than just queer or genderless, it imbued the clothes with what we're supposed to get out of them: feeling.
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When I visited the gallery, the room was imbued with a soft autumnal glow, heightening the intimacy of the experience.
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Every call I receive would be imbued with an extra sense of urgency and importance because of the phone's color.
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Henriette and Catharina, the producers behind the Norwegian duo Smerz, make delicate electro-pop imbued with emotion and nimble beats.
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It's an orgonite, a man-made crystal comprised of organic and inorganic materials allegedly imbued with healing and cleansing energies.
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With two series on view in Dallas, the photographer imbued the proceedings with a welcome dose of divine feminine energy.
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In the past, Mindy Kaling has spoken about how her "weird" friendship with B.J. Novak has imbued her with confidence.
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Eventually, conscious AI may be imbued with similar emotional capacities, which would elevate their moral status by a significant margin.
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Lost Sphear takes place in a world where everything, whether it's a person or an object, is imbued with memories.
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We may never touch queerness, but we can feel it as the warm illumination of a horizon imbued with potentiality.
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And there's still no consensus on the specific ethical or moral codes that need to be imbued into these systems.
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Her paintings, imbued with lightness and luxury before the revolution, took on a subtly sober tone in the years afterwards.
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Have they been imbued with the right stuff, will they act when necessary, and are they selfless or self-serving?
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The delirium and aggro vibes of a city that's used to hibernating in coats – that's the feeling imbued within Trick.
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Werewolves and vampires, for example, were often imbued with homosexual undertones, painting them as a threat spreading their dehumanizing disease.
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The contraptions react so quickly and readily to your touch, however, that level by level they are imbued with life.
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In other words, Campanis was imbued with a reflexive racism that never even stops to ask if it is racist.
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The result is that the new songs are imbued with much more nuance than anything My Goodness had written before.
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Forget all the bad, soggy oatmeal cookies and try these steps for a moist-centered, butterscotch-imbued, crisp-edged cookie.
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In the script, Brienne's knighting scene is imbued with a lot of varying emotions from the characters in the room.
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The field tests, convenient and imbued with an aura of scientific infallibility, were ordered by police departments across the country.
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They have not grown up imbued with the Islamic tradition or teachings and are therefore easily swayed by Islamist ideology.
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She swirls halvah into pecan cake, and mixes rye flour into the buttery crust of her caramel-imbued tarte Tatin.
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By staying the Abstract Expressionist course, Michael Goldberg produced a body of work imbued with remarkable aesthetic and emotional power.
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There's a tinge of judgment imbued in there, I'm not proud to admit, even if admiration is laced in too.
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The costume designer Erik Teague's burlesque inventions — hens in gauze capelets, foxes sporting bustiers — imbued the forest with visual comedy.
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But this steak marinates for 30 minutes and then cooks in a flash, imbued with fish sauce, jalapeño and lime.
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In that case, coverage imbued with a normative tilt, and which consistently leans in one direction is unexceptional — even admirable.
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But it's becoming clear that his role was far more influential than that and he was imbued with presidential authority.
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This alliance is imbued with the foresight that the security of the U.S. is intertwined with that of Central America.
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They imbued the rules with the tradition of open trials that had evolved over centuries of Anglo-American common law.
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They can either ignore it and stick to business as usual, or they can shamelessly embrace their newly imbued status.
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The recreation's title, Something Good–Negro Kiss, is deliberately subverting the corrupt racism imbued in the history of American minstrelsy.
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At surface level it's sensible that Peter, a science nerd randomly imbued with superhuman strengths, is still coming into his own.
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The Sacramento-born rapper's music is imbued with an almost-intangible desperation that elevates his albums to the highest of stakes.
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It was all an illusion–you're actually a typhon imbued with the memories and empathy of Morgan Yu, likely long deceased.
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Upon the pond-shaped wooden table sit a series of works mostly humble in size but imbued with powerful thematic strands.
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It was an album that imbued me with a confidence to search for remarkable things in the most unremarkable of places.
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For him, the Roman ruins he photographed in North Africa are imbued with the hardship of the slaves who built them.
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At Waypoint Bruno Dias writes that each Battlegrounds live stream is imbued with the pace and tension of a horror film.
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There's something undeniably intoxicating about subverting concepts and ideas imbued with the warm comfort of nostalgic purity just for the laughs.
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My heart swells for my communities, my friends, my family; I want that love imbued in any recording committed to permanence.
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A grandmother smothered him with "horrible unforgettable boundary-less love"; Catholicism imbued a spirit of rebellion and the ghost of faith.
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But wouldn't it be helpful if someone could provide a list of albums that are imbued with a sense of zen?
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His work is imbued with a contagious respect for nature and humanity that comes out in his inhuman attention to detail.
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Each is imbued with group-think and scrambles for pole position on the national stage through power relations — or some such.
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Hershey, Pennsylvania, retains the same idealism that Milton Hershey imbued in it when he founded his namesake empire there in 233.
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That is crucial for Jerusalem, where a growing population competes for scarce land—even the parts not imbued with religious meaning.
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Hershey, Pennsylvania, retains the same idealism that Milton Hershey imbued in it when he founded his namesake empire there in 153.
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Today, the bond between Ms. Nieves and Mr. Copes, now in their 80s, appears imbued with a kind of rueful respect.
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Imbued with the adolescent conviction that every failure was a new beginning, each time they pulled up stakes and tried again.
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While she confines herself mostly to political history, it's a politics imbued with a rich understanding of culture, biography, and technology.
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That entrepreneurial spirit and sense of optimism was imbued in Ekstrom as she went on to college at North Carolina State.
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Coated with ephemeral effects and inhabiting shifting atmospheres, his songs feel imbued with a sense of how fleeting life can be.
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The great French director, who tragically passed away in 2013, imbued Strauss's atomically seething score with a cool and subdued brutality.
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This chance encounter kicks off the book's most exciting chapter, imbued with the "pleasure" Hurston and Hughes inspired in each other.
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In sum, technically worthless pieces of paper, imbued with a valueless token, and representing something even more ephemeral and, yes, priceless.
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After his death, I did not walk into a beautiful sunset, imbued with a new lease on and understanding of life.
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They imbued everything that came before them with significance, and then they gave us the space to reflect on it all.
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When Barajas recited those words during his oath of enlistment in 22017, he believed they had imbued him with U.S. citizenship.
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The Israeli populace, imbued with a deep fear of a second Holocaust induced by Nasser's violent threats, was gripped by anxiety.
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Perhaps for this reason, Mr. Comey's firing appears to have imbued the Senate Intelligence Committee with a renewed sense of urgency.
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The delle Roses live in a Gulf town that is imbued, according to Williams's production notes, with a gaudy, tropical brightness.
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In the beginning of the relationship, individual Americans and Chinese created the relationship and imbued it with much of its meaning.
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If something major happens to you while wearing a certain outfit, the outfit is imbued with the vibe of that thing.
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But that's to her advantage: With remarkable consistency, she has imbued her work with close observation, measured pacing and quiet gravity.
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It was likely this ritual of narrative that imbued Morrison with a love of words, and later, a need to write.
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Part of the Anthropocene's appeal was the sound of the word itself: portentous, stately, vaguely Latinate, imbued with a dark majesty.
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Cave's optimism is refreshing and important, and the work he makes is imbued with a strain of possibility that is admirable.
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The Vatican found itself refuting the notion that the pope had relinquished the moral authority that imbued his office with influence.
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But I think that our bodies are so heavily imbued with readings and positions; for me, particularly a black woman's body.
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It almost became a competition to see if you could identify the correct flavors that had been imbued in the liquid.
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Titled Basement Odyssey, Weismann's latest series of paintings are imbued with thick, purposeful strokes, which form his collection's in-motion visuals.
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Moulin classes this as a form of déjà experience in which an image is somehow imbued with a sense of reality.
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Still others will eschew the holiday entirely, and cook projects that are unrelated to popular romance but are nevertheless imbued with love.
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Less amiable and imbued with their own unique texture, the artist's fine art works possess a different lexicon of shape and form.
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You&aposre a member of a tribalist, blindered mob, imbued with a false sense of certitude that allows you [to] justify incivility.
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Slavs and Tatars come on in full force, filling both floors of Tanya Bonakdar Gallery with their irony-imbued mixed-media work.
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The dictionary defines "toxic" as "poisonous" with its roots derived from the medieval Latin term "toxicus," meaning poisoned or imbued with poison.
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Shelley was born to two of England's most prominent philosophers, each imbued with a revolutionary streak they passed on to their daughter.
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The position is imbued with moral authority; the holder watches over an enormous flock; but he has no instruments of hard power.
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Mr. Margolick was imbued with such a mythical reverence for the slain president that no younger brother could possibly match his promise.
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According to Teufel, Flores puts in the work to "stay sharp," which in turn has imbued the Mets with confidence in him.
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Compared to the transcripts of the trial, there was something different in hearing it, the momentousness of the moment imbued Jackson's voice.
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Porcelain is here a two-fold reference: to the lasting narratives imbued in domestic tools and also the fragility of material culture.
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When her grandmother was brutally attacked, she suddenly found herself imbued with strong, violent abilities that allowed her to slaughter the attackers.
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Connie—named after the hotel chain's founder, Conrad Hilton, and not its role—is actually a Nao robot imbued with Watson's smarts.
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No, it's not because I'm suddenly imbued with the smugness of a straight white man graduating from an Ivy League cum laude.
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Animism — the belief that all creatures and objects are imbued with spirit — is pre-pagan, mythical, and, if translated into cartoons, endearing.
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Imbued with some of the same energy as the winter solstice, this lunar phase is also great for stoking the holiday spirit.
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At the end of the season, we get a brand-new DEA — a DEA imbued with the power Camarena had so craved.
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" Perhaps the most harrowing of the laws—coincidentally the one Baston most fully imbued—is law number five: "Prey on the Weak.
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The images shot originally as journalistic documents are not dispossessed of that role and are consequently imbued with a richly layered history.
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Everything is in tension with everything else; an active moment has been preserved, and the woman has been imbued with sculptural presence.
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A voracious reader, her painting, sculpture, installation, sound, and video works were imbued with metaphors drawn from epic poetry, utopianism, and surrealism.
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Instead they see menacing young men imbued with the sexism that is all too common across the Middle East and north Africa.
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In today's culture we are imbued with the principle that "bigger" is better, and "thinner" is better, but "smaller" might not be.
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They're dangerous, sure, but mostly because they've been imbued with that power to create fear by those who came up with them.
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It also uses sophisticated path planning — aided by its three sensor-imbued toy cubes — to maneuver environments and avoid falling off tables.
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In these stories, like in Dishonored, to be royal is to be imbued with a mystic connection to your kingdom or country.
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Here, too, artful irregularities of tempo, beautifully coordinated between the soloist and ensemble, imbued the music with an organic, pleasantly unpredictable motion.
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And cash isn't just psychologically important because it's an object, but because it's imbued with hundreds of years of history and symbolism.
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President Obama's effort to highlight the civic virtues imbued by education, virtues that are in painfully short supply, is a refreshing exception.
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Or the way Agnes de Mille imbued her ballets with American colloquialism and became a charter member of Ballet Theater in 1940.
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They purposely imbued the minority party in the legislative branch with the tools needed to force the majority to compromise with it.
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My romantic hope was that I'd help develop future officers imbued with critical thinking and with the integrity to oppose unjust wars.
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Which is perhaps another quality of great photographs: the way these essential records of the past often seem imbued with the future.
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Like all good satire, McKendrick's superb paintings are deliberately enigmatic, luscious fields of color, dotted with figures imbued with bottled up resentment.
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And they work hard to suppress the frustration imbued by Paris every time she quietly mumbles "That's not cute" before slinking off.
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How many food items can be imbued with the color of the rainbow before dignified society begins to collapse in upon itself?
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It's worth mentioning Mr. Kerry, because he was the same sort: well-born and imbued with the identical sense of class duty.
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In its latter years, Smith's world has become, unpredictably, fiercely optimistic, every stroke and line imbued with a skittish, supremely human touch.
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Basil Gogos painted Dracula, the Wolf Man and the Phantom of the Opera, among others, and imbued Frankenstein's monster with notable compassion.
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Sit in said Seat of Seeing—a chair imbued with special powers—and you can witness what's going on far, far away.
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Still, the stories are imbued with a humor that comes through in dialogue, in droll observations and even in a story's construction.
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Its director, Akira Kurosawa, had imbued it with his ideas about human frailty, truth, deceit, and the corrupting effects of self-esteem.
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And Hollywood's ever more polarized face-off with him has imbued the season with a heightened sense of both superfluousness and purpose.
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Imbued with the powers of competitive oversight and consumer protection, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) was a beacon for other governmental agencies.
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De La Soul's masterly début album, "3 Feet High and Rising" (1989), imbued hip-hop's sample-based aesthetic with a cheeky intentionality.
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Hickenlooper imbued his speech Thursday night with humor, often at his own expense and in a nod to his dark horse status.
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But the Japanese have never industrialized the cherry blossom, and it has only rarely been imbued with religious symbolism — it simply is.
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My own writing is deeply imbued with my progressive politics, and if that bothers people, I never blame them for looking elsewhere.
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Even the simple action of fitting a mute into a tuba — a necessarily expansive gesture — can be imbued with drama and intention.
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Researchers have studied how a physical space can be tied to memory and, consequently, be imbued with significant value beyond anything monetary.
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In these works, many imbued with campy fantasy, you can almost feel Shimoyama searching for an iconography to match his strong feelings.
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More poignantly, they're imbued with placeless history, bound forever to the person for whom they served some sort of purpose, however brief.
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I want this first bronze piece to be eternal but I also want it to be imbued with the twenty-first century.
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Though her career wasn't without controversy, Hadid's legacy will be her finished buildings, which were often imbued with an expressive sense of motion.
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Steve imbued SpongeBob SquarePants with a unique sense of humor and innocence that has brought joy to generations of kids and families everywhere.
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Conceptual designer Brian Froud imbued Jareth with Bowie's gender-bending glam-rock vibe, even giving him a "swagger stick" shaped like a microphone.
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After Natalie's coma, she's imbued with unprecedented confidence and barges into her boss's board meeting to present an idea she's come up with.
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So with an ambient track imbued with the dolor of a summer storm, "aiwtdipms" shows us a new side of the dextrous producer.
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In Likeness, his debut at Yossi Milo, the artist demonstrates how much empathy can be imbued in committing a person's image to canvas.
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At first glance, her interests seem to lie in representation, but imbued in her works are the personal narratives of her own possessions.
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Gerbase has always imbued her men's wear pieces with messages and secrets: an unexpected texture on the inside of a garment, for example.
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The "extra life" was a fixture of early video games, a reward for skilled players that was imbued with the language of reincarnation.
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Because these symbols are already imbued with such a well-known meaning, their presence in our world makes them feel even more salient.
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It followed the adventures of Sailor Moon and her fellow Sailor Scouts: guardians imbued with magic powers to defend the earth against evil.
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It's a call to action and a demand for governments to act boldly — and as such, it's imbued with a feeling of hope.
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The funeral home is suddenly imbued with the spirit of Hill House: We're talking ghostly apparitions of Liv, strange knocks on the wall.
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It has crossed over into goods commerce and imbued it with a services mentality, eliminating the pushy salesperson trying to get their commission.
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Whatever kind of weird, mythic power is imbued in these eyes—and whatever pain lies behind them—I do not want to know.
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The courageous Procyon scaling the 25-story building was sometimes scary, sometimes thrilling, sometimes hilarious but always imbued with a feeling of helplessness.
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In one computer game, the sorceress I controlled teleported through ancient ruins, collected magic rings, and donned woven armor imbued with magical properties.
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Steve imbued 'SpongeBob SquarePants' with a unique sense of humor and innocence that has brought joy to generations of kids and families everywhere.
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The beauty market is fairly fruitful when it comes to weed-imbued products, but the fashion offerings still aren't nearly up to par.
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What did it feel like to work together for this, did it feel heavier or imbued with the weight of your family legacy?
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Catalonia's independence drive has imbued the Patum, like so many other cultural symbols and expressions here, with ever greater nationalist significance for Catalans.
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The misery they encountered in Russia strained their nerves to the point of breakdown and despair, but also imbued their careers with meaning.
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He endorsed products as varied as Yoo-hoo chocolate drink and Aflac insurance and dispensed quotations imbued with a cockeyed sort of wisdom.
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Kelly, previously Trump's secretary of Homeland Security, is widely seen as having imbued a once-chaotic White House with a measure of cohesion.
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Each ball possesses a unique and sometimes dangerous trait, including one filled with uranium gas and a less harmful one imbued with gold.
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Italian artist Giorgio de Chirico's paintings, imbued with stunning Mediterranean light and shadows, vibrant colors and dreamy textures, feel like extraordinarily lifelike worlds.
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Though you've seen this plot a million times, you haven't seen it imbued with this much sheer scintillating chemistry between the romantic leads.
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His work processes and reinterprets everyday objects and scenes until they become imbued with a playful originality that drifts between humor and subversion.
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But one officer said a 'gray area' appears to be emerging where Trump blows past historical norms, setting up situations imbued with politics.
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Ultimately, it was the baseball cap that became the sartorial symbol that represented the winning campaign; that was the accessory imbued with meaning.
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"And because that was who Luke was he imbued his character with all of himself and we loved him for it [heart emojis]."
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Torture imbued him with a humanity that transcended politics, and a belief in the centrality of American values in the battle for freedom.
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The result: A tattoo imbued with the DNA of another human being — or, if you prefer, a dog, cat or other furry friend.
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He brought to neon his deadpan facility with word games, imbued with his own special sense of sadism and desire to provoke discomfort.
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" General Peers refused to listen, imbued as he was with the Westmoreland doctrine of "Find 'em, fix 'em, fight 'em, and destroy 'em.
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When imbued with the right provenance, a simple pen or keyboard may even be capable of tilting the performance odds in our favor.
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Rose's photographs are imbued with an overwhelming sense of erosion, of the city's denudation alongside its best-laid plans and ill-gotten gains.
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The Pines are imbued here with a sensation of otherworldliness, and many scenes take place at night, amidst croaking frogs and howling winds.
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Every August, in the summer heat of Las Vegas, two big security conferences come in sequence, both imbued with the spirit of classic hacking.
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His mother even silver-plated his baby shoes — an act Mr. Browne, in his own personal "Citizen Kane," has imbued with near-Rosebud import.
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Twin Peaks is a town imbued with a neighbourly American wholesomeness, yet teenagers go missing and evil spirits lurk in the woods close by.
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Nonetheless, we allow the daydream to play itself out now and then, picturing ourselves, still fresh-faced teenagers, somehow imbued with otherworldly footballing abilities.
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Borzutsky makes the reader feel provoked but not shamed, sullied but imbued with an instinct to resist or negate the world order under consideration.
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Sancia has a special ability — she can sense magic imbued in objects, which makes her job easier in a world where magic is everywhere.
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Turns out Bo's a superhero in the Iron Man mold — not magical, but imbued with power mostly because he's super — super smart and determined.
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Stockpiling special items for taking on special foes is also wise, when a choice ice arrow can instantly vanquish a dangerous fire-imbued Wizzrobe.
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And, until November 16, when Mars moves into Pisces, we'll all be imbued with a little bit of that rebellious, anti-status quo energy.
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"There's been partisanship imbued in some of the conversations around how we respond to #MeToo," Dittmar said, "but the problem itself is not partisan."
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What if the quartz is fake but you don't know that until you've already imbued it with your own magic, which is definitely real?
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The Romantic poets (Rimbaud, Baudelaire, Goethe) and Sufism that marked her youth also imbued a sense of awe, sentimentalism, and sacredness to her work.
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But all five of this short release's tracks are imbued with a hallucinatory energy that few songwriters—of any age—are able to conjure.
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Which goes to show it's not just priceless family jewels or heirlooms that make for memory cues; they can be anything imbued with meaning.
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Along with a handful of other election tricks, Amazon's imbued its AI assistant with the ability to offer up real-time election results today.
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Betty McCollum (D-Minn.) said they rejected spending cuts that move the agency away from the climate change focus imbued by the Obama administration.
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Carved to fit the thrower's particular and imbued with mystical power, Irish throwing stones were still being used, with accuracy, in the 19th century.
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The poems, set in an idealised English countryside and imbued with a yearning melancholy, struck a chord not just in England but in America.
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Each of these objects, known as forgotlings, is imbued with a magical energy that turns them from household object into a living, feeling creature.
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The women Haney mentioned had all built companies on a foundation of female confidence, creating brands that imbued personal identity with an aspirational sheen.
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Others are imbued with intense moments of grief, frustration, guilt and anger, but also the simultaneous outpouring of love that can accompany these feelings.
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Whether we're mapping the quickest driving route or asking Siri to recite Eminem's Rap God, there is an imbued hint of the artificial feminine.
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" The speculative typeface "Clara" is Spencer's greatest challenge yet to the world: a speculative typeface that he's also "imbued with a level of encryption.
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However true it may be, it doesn't hold a candle to the fact that this one is imbued with an unreplicable aura of specialness.
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But there is sometimes a touch of condescension to these depictions, too, as if young women of color are naturally imbued with moral righteousness.
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As food items, these beverages are imbued with a particular irony by the oft-veiled war that multinationals wage for dominance over various markets.
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Death is only sexy when it's abstract: when it's part of a story happening to somebody else, imbued with a sense of misplaced romanticism.
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Visualizations of blackness are almost always imbued with political meaning, but Ms. Sherald presents the interior lives of her figures without editorializing about them.
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In their joint work, Mr. DeCarava and Mr. Hughes celebrated the art of living through difficult times — and they imbued it with spiritual wisdom.
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By the time Melody started streaming on Chaturbate, Digitrevx had imbued the character with a better command of English and an unquenchable sex obsession.
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Mr. Wong's work was stark, detailing just a few figures within a vast landscape, and imbued with a powerful and atmospheric sense of emotion.
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They are imbued with classic anti-Semitism as well as anti-Zionism, both of which are intrinsic to the Left's interpretation of the world.
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Billy Chapata's poetry collection "Chameleon Aura" contains both lyrical reflection and advice to the reader, imbued with the themes of strength and self-love.
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At an early showing in November, she imbued even melancholic moments with her terse, inviting sense of humor, switching matter of factly between tasks.
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For Ms. Waight Keller, whose clothes for Chloé were always imbued with a freewheeling breeze and playful insouciance, it felt like a fitting farewell.
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As the Blue Caterpillar in Tim Burton's Alice and Wonderland, Rickman imbued his voice with the dusky smoke the character exhaled, unencumbered and unconcerned.
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In the same way certain songs associate themselves with the long, cold drawl of winter, others are imbued with the sound of the summer.
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Each step, imbued with the power of Frank's touch, is going to be a metaphorical and literal step on the climb to something higher.
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It's a fascinating collection of paintings, sculpture, installations, glass and fabric artof many styles — imbued with thousands of years of Native American cultural history.
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Its title, however, is "Painter," and suddenly what could have been read as an abstracted industrial landscape is now imbued with a figurative dimension.
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Sean Moon is tapping into an existing truth of gun culture: that they have become fetishized and imbued with a wider cultural ritualistic significance.
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Red lipstick is a classic, but the true beauty of the bold shade lies in how it's reinvented and imbued with meaning, decade after decade.
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As for the Hunter, there's a new Arc subclass called Arcstrider similar to the original game's Bladedancer that replaces daggers with a lightning-imbued staff.
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" Beyond the active energy imbued by the board, Nash believes that his paintings are "more fluid from the floating nature of the board as well.
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Of course, it's very possible for a film to be imbued with fantasy even when it attempts to put a real version of Japan onscreen.
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"I find the material to be so loaded—it's a skin first and foremost, secondly imbued with an endless amount of cultural significance," she explains.
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More to the point, architecture is imbued with all manner of personal meaning to the people who experience it, regardless of how good it is.
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The point, however, is that the intense nature of the incident could have imbued all dolls, statues, and wax figures with a Chucky-like menace.
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The series, which features the eponymous character imbued with super strength taking on bad guys in Harlem, is a key part of Marvel's streaming offerings.
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It&aposs all predicated on this contempt that they have a geographical or sociological or cultural subset of America and they are imbued with it.
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CHRIS MATTHEWS, MSNBC: It&aposs a view of the presidency imbued with absolute power that raises the specter of a constitutional question or crisis even.
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This isn't just about nutrition, it's about morality, and when food becomes imbued with this kind of scandalizing language, the dinner table becomes a minefield.
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Those early days established my preference for workouts that were more grit than glitz—and jumping rope became imbued with determination, sweat, and vast possibility.
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This phone's capabilities — with easily created and shared TrueDepth images that are crisp, yet imbued with more of life's subtlety — will speed up that process.
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While "There Are Worse Things I Could Do" was a heartbreaking moment, Hudgens also imbued Rizzo with sassy energy in other parts of the show.
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Anchored by topnotch performances by Chadwick Boseman in the title role and Josh Gad, it's a 75-year-old story imbued with modern-day resonance.
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The clubs are "imbued with a certain historical tradition that elevates members' social status on campus," creating an aura of sexual entitlement, the report said.
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It's a character study of a man imbued with a guiding vision of his own greatness that, finally, yields a somewhat scattered, just-OK movie.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Three women stare down from the gallery wall - colorful, defiant and imbued with a spirit of working for the many not the few.
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So to make sure all the beans were truly imbued with the spices and aromatics, I added some water to the pan after sautéing everything.
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Imbued with premium-quality phyto-cannabinoid-rich (PCR) hemp oil, these Paddington-shaped candies offer the ultimate CBD experience all while satisfying your sweet tooth.
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Sorn, for example, imbued with an avuncular sweetness by Mr. Daily, stops to ask us his own (rhetorical) question about the fluid nature of time.
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This imbued the ejected photon with the energy and wavelength of an x-ray, which has a smaller wavelength and greater energy than visible light.
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But unlike in Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol, the messenger was imbued not with mystical dream powers, but social media and the art of virality.
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One of the highlights is 100 Food Porn, depictions of preparing raw food, like corn on the cob or lobster claws, imbued with sexual overtones.
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So add another item to our listicle: Myth number four: If evolution has a purpose, the purpose must have been imbued by an intelligent being.
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Torture over more than five years of captivity had imbued him with a humanity that transcended politics, even if did not dim his cantankerous bellicosity.
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But beyond those examples, Dr. Lea wondered: Had dog lovers (and scientists, for that matter) imbued their pets with extraordinary capabilities they did not possess?
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Imbued with the conviction that Afghanistan is vital to Pakistani national security, they had no intention of allowing the United States to determine its fate.
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But there are some parts of life that must go on, and the virus has imbued otherwise ordinary tasks, like grocery shopping, with extraordinary risk.
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If done as a group, it is an experience imbued with camaraderie, one that forges lifelong friendships not to mention an appreciation for the outdoors.
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But in the immigration enforcement community, the militarization of the border has given rise to a culture imbued with the language and tactics of war.
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He was born on a New Jersey farm in 1849 and, though too young to serve in the Civil War, was imbued with abolitionist zeal.
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Gorgeous prose, obviously, and sharp and memorable insight into an awful chapter in American history imbued with magical realism that makes this book particularly unforgettable.
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Imbued with her signature wry humor and caustic honesty, it's a reminder that Parker is one of the most exciting young poets working today. —T.
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But even thrust under the spotlight, strictly as a docu-series imbued with the compulsive, binge-worthy qualities of a thriller, "Part 2" doesn't disappoint.
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While the photographs are the butt of jokes and mockery online, the images of Kim on horseback touring the mountain are imbued with potent symbolism.
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Amplified by the power of social media to create communities, the two-minute-thirty-second GIF is imbued with equal doses of comedy and camp.
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He also imbued his collections with the pain and struggle that he'd endured as a black man trying to survive in the world at large.
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I didn't know then the degree to which his scenes were imbued with fictions, but my overactive imagination whizzed and whirled across his grand canvases.
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"Steve imbued SpongeBob SquarePants with a unique sense of humor and innocence that has brought joy to generations of kids and families everywhere," the statement continued.
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And, unlike light moving through a vacuum, it becomes possible to exceed these localized light speeds if, say, a particle is imbued with some outside energy.
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And the other part is, as much as social issues are embraced, I think the implications are coming where they will be imbued in institutions themselves.
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Ottinger's images are carefully crafted to queer as a verb; they're imbued with the angst of being oneself in a world intent on oppressing your personhood.
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As any X-Men fan could tell you, said unexplained reason is that Jean is imbued with the Phoenix Force, a cosmic entity with immense power.
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The land in question is imbued with a nice physicality: grass sways as you move through it, and many objects can be pushed around at will.
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So, when Mars moves through Aries in real time, we're all imbued with a bit of that brazen confidence that we normally only associate with Aries.
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For the guy whose five-alarm chili is the stuff of legend, this gift basket of artisanal goodies imbued with spicy sriracha is the perfect gift.
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At once playful, ready to go and chirpse (aka, flirt) your girl; at others, ready to go hard, it's imbued with a sense of youthful confidence.
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A Missouri native, Droz Tragos has offered an intimate series of portraits, in the service of a film imbued with a sense of built-in futility.
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Filter bubbles are not unique to this algorithmic moment, but they have become even more capable and imbued with agency in the era of machine learning.
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Since electric cars are typically imbued with technology, they come already outfitted with some features police departments might have to bolt on to non-electrified vehicles.
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These aren't long, drifting depictions of space, but purposeful journeys, every synthesizer note utilized for its kinetic potential, every bass drone imbued with gravity and force.
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This time of year is imbued with a sense of uncertainty — change is in the air, but it's hard to tell if we're really in control.
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It's a BDE that extends to the animal kingdom, because Australia's many creatures are clearly imbued with the big dick spirit of not giving a fuck.
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Like anyone with a heart, when I saw that cute little iguana run past a gauntlet of snakes, my life was imbued with a hopeful glow.
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At least Paul Smith's ode to English gardens past, in sunflowers and puckered seersucker and line drawings, was imbued with the slouchy silhouettes of modern nostalgia.
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While the legislative workplace resembles many other professional environments, it is distinguished by the power imbued in the institution itself, especially as it pertains to race.
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Honolulu may have it all, but Hawaii's Aloha Spirit is imbued throughout its lush tropical landscape and home to some of the world's most beautiful waterfalls.
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Too often, young people are encouraged to speak their own minds indiscriminately, even when not fully developed or sufficiently imbued with the capacity for right judgment.
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It was a term I had heard her and my older brother throw around casually but that, to me, was imbued with a kind of magic.
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And in Kolkata, India, sex workers in brothels were imbued with a sense of empowerment that helped them to take concrete steps to improve their lives.
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But with Mr. Trump in the White House, such visits have become imbued with political meaning, inspiring fraught conversation each time a team wins a trophy.
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For the region's residents, police checkpoints and surveillance cameras equipped with facial recognition technology have imbued life with a corrosive fear of acting out of turn.
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It's a decision imbued with uncertainty but has real consequences: Evidence suggests discharge to an institution is associated with higher costs and higher risk of readmission.
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But then, imbued with a heartfelt belief that Israeli music could arouse the spirit of Judaism among postwar American Jews, she moved to New York City.
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Indeed, it's exactly that yearning that sickness seems to awaken and that our healers, imbued with the power of science, purport to provide, no imagination required.
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The king-size bed featured crisp white linens, and the blue and cream wallpaper incorporating surfers, rabbits and palm trees imbued the space with some whimsy.
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His unorthodox, open chord gestures seem to melt into each other, while his lucid melodic runs are imbued with warmth by the young bassist Jaco Pastorius.
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Director James Darrah was wise to work with choreographer Gustavo Ramirez Sansano, who imbued the entire performance with movement taken from the vocabulary of contemporary dance.
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Directed with restraint by Kip Fagan and imbued with uncommon humanity by an impressive cast, "The Profane" is by turns warm and wary, combative and conciliatory.
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But when Leslie Andrea Williams made her New York debut in the heroic central role in April, she imbued it with newfound authority, sincerity and drive.
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If being a collector is imbued with the romance of money and taste, then keeping track of all the pieces in a collection is its opposite.
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We are constantly surrounded by objects and places imbued with the memory of violence, a violence that is cumulative and, for us as mere observers, unquantifiable.
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Adia Victoria Paul — her full name — was raised in a strictly religious Seventh-day Adventist family that imbued her with biblical teachings and thoughts of mortality.
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Metal itself often lacks a certain amount of subtlety and tact, but like any good art, its best examples are imbued with creativity and human emotion.
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Each season is imbued with a sense of optimism in the face of relentless adversity; Charles believes that is central to the gay and queer experience.
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You need only look at the career of George Romero, who imbued his zombie movies with blunt social commentary on consumerism, race and Cold War militarism.
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Rooted in generations-old African spiritual traditions, Bolden's sculptures are talismans that both kept the birds away and imbued his home garden with a sacred air.
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The human being bears the image of God, however tarnished by sin, and is the pinnacle of an order created and imbued with meaning by God.
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Using tapes of interviews before she died in 2130, the documentary is imbued with Guggenheim's presence, even as art-world denizens dish on her foibles and vanities.
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Instead, it brings the game's gravity-shifting action into real life when a little kitten is imbued with the power to turn the floor into the ceiling.
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Mrs Lam herself rose through the civil-service ranks under the British, and is steeped in the traditions of professionalism and integrity that the British system imbued.
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To this day, August is still imbued with a feeling of conclusion: Nature's period of growth and bounty, which peaked with the summer solstice, is officially over.
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However, Condren's channel exploded in popularity last year, and since then he's made a point to build on the endless possibilities imbued in the act of streaming.
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The Supreme Court is undoubtedly an institution imbued with politics, as Senate Republicans' unprecedented obstruction of Mr Obama's attempt to seat a replacement for Mr Scalia confirms.
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Emo guys were, yes, "emotional," and introspective, and artistic, and they imbued everything with the kind of emotional weight I did as a shitty-poetry-writing teen.
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In this case, all of the objects' imbued value comes from the rarified gallery context and viewers perform an everyday ritual to the delight of the artist.
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She playfully suggests I should book my next trip to Toronto, just to see what it's like to visit an area so imbued with flirtatious Venusian energy.
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After three rounds of crumpling, the researchers found they'd crumpled the sheet to one fortieth of its original length—and also imbued it with some impressive properties.
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While the basic or "common" skins are usually just recolored versions of the originals, "Legendary" skins — which are the rarest — are often imbued with similar cultural significance.
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I hope we're not witnessing this long-delayed gratification for G+M solely as a prelude to one of their deaths being imbued with some extra pathos.
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Using tapes of interviews before she died in 1979, the documentary is imbued with Guggenheim's presence, even as art-world denizens dish on her foibles and vanities.
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He said he had ordered dela Rosa to recruit young men for task forces who were "imbued with the fervor of patriotism" and not tainted by corruption.
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Traditionally these are figures that are imbued with enormous power, derived from the profusion of objects that are hung in bundles onto and imbedded in the figure.
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Talk about the lumbering grace of these giant humanoid machines, the way Harebrained Schemes has imbued them with life and weight via terrific art, animation, and sound.
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Both Atomos and Iris are bona fide successes, but as long as other people are involved in the process, their music will be imbued with other personalities.
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At 65, he seems a good ten years younger, and you think, maybe all that thigh meat has imbued him with a sort of semi-eternal youth.
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Hardly sentimental, Neel's unflinchingly direct gaze is nonetheless imbued with a deep quality of sympathy, a palpable need to get at the fleshy humanity of her subjects.
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Cheryl Lynn's late 43s classic, "Got To Be Real," punctuates the film on more than one occasion, and has become imbued with new meaning because of it.
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For a fantasy land of impossible monsters and molten gods, its world also feels coherent, like it's been lived in and imbued with its own secret history.
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Finally, Nintendo has imbued, in its inimitable way, the entire world with a gentleness and positivity that make the game suitable for all ages and all gamers.
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Motion City Soundtrack often sneak serious lyrics into ostensibly pop-sounding songs, but "Let's Get Fucked Up And Die" builds slowly, entirely imbued with emotion and honesty.
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Her numbed answer, about her awareness of her body and the reactions it elicits, is imbued with a haunting air of depletion, and of defiance by surrender.
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Imbued with a brawny, malevolent charm by Jeffrey Dean Morgan, the character, at least in his debut, lived up to the hype in every way but one.
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The result, and Cruz's overarching role in it, even imbued the game with some sense of tribute on the 15th anniversary of the terrorist attacks of Sept.
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Imbued by the grown-up Ms. Higginson with the unselfconscious inquisitiveness and wide-eyed imagination of childhood, Jackie is pure life force, her family's most precious thing.
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We pay attention to who she spends her time with, trying our best to encourage more time spent with kids who are imbued with a kind spirit.
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The album is built around Anderson's personal retelling of Hurricane Sandy, but is also imbued with a larger warning about the ugliness and carnage of climate change.
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Many of those artists were part of Judson Dance Theater, the 1960s collective that imbued dance with a radically democratic ethos, breaking with the modern-dance establishment.
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California (1941), an opinion that is imbued with the morality of the New Deal — and that also involved an effort to discourage poor Americans from entering California.
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In comic book and film franchises like Wonder Woman, the Amazons dwell in the realm of fairy tale and make-believe; as warriors imbued with legendary strength.
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The Sixth Gun takes place shortly after the civil war, where a set of six pistols have been imbued with dark powers, giving their wielders magical abilities.
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What you lose in browned, caramelized notes, you make up for in texture; these meatballs come out tender, and still imbued with the character of the marinara.
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There's a glow as if the painting is imbued with some energy field, something primordial that is responsive to my obsession – the obsession of the Hungry Ghost.
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A history of scheming Borgia cardinals, waves of foreign domination, papal crackdowns and corrupt governments had imbued Italians with an abiding distrust in authority, Mr. Campi said.
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Ms. Shane's memorable rendition of "Any Other Way" contains a line — "Tell her that I'm happy, tell her that I'm gay" — that she imbued with subversive subtext.
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People get really hung up on attachments to things that they've imbued from their own mind and their own experience that doesn't have any objective value whatsoever.
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The way we used to have to go record shopping for music was less convenient, but the process imbued the experience of collecting music with more meaning.
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Weddings are always fraught, even if they are not your own, and especially when they are as public and imbued with metaphor and meaning as this one.
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He imbued "Noah's Ark" with the cinematic sensibility of a Cecil B. DeMille epic, filling it with a cast of creatures that seems animated on the page.
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Working with found objects and assemblage, Saar collected items imbued with racist imagery and mixed them together with personal snapshots and mystical talismans to create charged readymades.
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The election of Mr. Trump, a master self-promoter, has imbued members of his social circle with the perception of juice that comes with proximity to power.
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To anyone who hasn't seen a commercial for the wildly expensive subscription home-exercise bike, the horror imbued in the scene above may feel obvious or overwrought.
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"Steve imbued SpongeBob SquarePants with a unique sense of humor and innocence that has brought joy to generations of kids and families everywhere," the Nickelodeon statement said.
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They are a sweet couple whom you want to root for, and their conditions and circumstances have imbued them with personalities that some might perceive as quirky.
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Their facial features change dramatically from one drawing to the next but never disorientingly so — through Claveloux's inconsistencies, each story is imbued with the fluidity of perception.
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It is not surprising that religion provides rhetorical urgency to reactionary causes, but what causes of any kind has it not at times imbued with moral purpose?
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Later, she posts a photo of the look to Instagram, complete with a full skirt, high heels, and a pose imbued with just the right amount of camp.
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Rather than creating a windswept spiritual landscape of secularized "disenchantment," as Weber speculated, American Protestant faith has exuberantly imbued the rites of market capitalism with boundless religious significance.
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In 1910, imbued with masonic philosophy, Mucha moved back to the land of his birth (that would become Czechoslovakia eight years hence) to execute The Slav Epic project.
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For all we know, the board that the group played on the group date was imbued with the spirits of Bachelors past, sending urgent messages straight to Nick.
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But unlike dripping works by Hermann Nitsch or Ron Athey that provoke visceral reactions, Eagles's are imbued with a quiet, spiritual quality despite the outrage that drives them.
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When you recognize that your partner is demonstrating their love language for you, try and appreciate the meaning imbued in their gestures, presence, touch, words, or special gifts.
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The watchmaker's son is, of course, Jon Osterman, the human being who was transformed in a freak accident that left him naked, blue-skinned, and imbued with superpowers.
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According to Hashimoto, the defining narrative conceit of the game is the idea that everything in the world — from people to objects to places — is imbued with memories.
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As their "contents drift online," books and reading environments have been imbued "with a new glamor," turned into symbols of rich sentience in a world of anxious fidgeting.
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The man who gave the world the much-needed emotional release of NBC's This Is Us is back — with a feature-length film likewise imbued with cathartic properties.
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There are times when I read this book, and it's so imbued with so much love I have for the Sam in my life that — sometimes I'll cry.
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Just get the good stuff instead, the best bread you're able to buy, preferably handmade loaves with sturdy crusts and tender crumbs, imbued with the flavors of fermentation.
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The PSL has been so roundly mocked, dissected, and imbued with negative associations that it hardly requires explanation as to why anyone would be reticent to order one.
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In larger ex-communist countries, perhaps less imbued with a sense of the faith's vulnerability, the robustly Christian share is a bit smaller but still in the majority.
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Our overwhelmed hearts imbued with fear, wondering what in the world were we thinking when we said we would welcome a refugee into our already child-filled home?
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A significant and vocal group, they are imbued with a sense of entitlement and have the potential and desire to complete Russia's aborted transition to a "normal" country.
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As a solo act signed to Carpark Records, she's imbued that similarly glowing jewel tone into songs like "Come On Thru," the video for which we're premiering above.
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A simple animation of a cat eating pizza doesn't inherently mean anything, but it becomes imbued with purpose, however silly, when you jam it into a new context.
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Not imbued with thematic import or anything resembling character motivation, Calvin just wants to eliminate these people so it can have all the station's precious oxygen for itself.
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The number of recorded votes skyrocketed from 177 in 1969 to 661 in 1975 and over 85033 the next year, many imbued with political, rather than legislative, motivations.
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Heirloom pork is not the loin but the neck, imbued (too strongly?) with rosemary and served with a crisp, simple, creamy and very good salad of green beans.
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For an actor who, with the "Transporter" films, once imbued the action genre with a new sense of possibility and winking sophistication, Mr. Statham is on cruise control.
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"Mudbound" moves at a methodical pace -- basically approximating its rural, mid-20th century environs -- but with a constant sense of purpose, imbued with a strong sense of foreboding.
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But the mainstream has a duty to converts: let them gain their sense of meaning in the central current of the religion, imbued in its traditions and beauties.
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Given that Armstrong is the son of that Billie Joe Armstrong, it was clear from the beginning the group was imbued with punk rock's most adaptive, purest elements.
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She said the politics were imbued with "toxic masculinity", referring to a tweet in which Trump said his nuclear button was bigger and more powerful than North Korea's.
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When I tried to carve bread out of my own life, it took on that special trait anything you try to ignore is imbued with: It became taboo.
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The Electric Light Orchestra rose to prominence in the 1970s thanks to the way it imbued its earworm melodies with dense harmonies, mountainous song arrangements and ornate instrumentation.
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A slinking, screeching metaphor disguised as a children's nightmare, he's imbued with unholy scare powers thanks to the actors who embody the fractured family upon whom he preys.
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It is minimal, repetitive, and most importantly, imbued with the kind of squelch redolent of either a steamy sex session or a Sunday afternoon stroll in the woods.
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The couple lived in the Inwood neighborhood of Upper Manhattan, which, because its terrain is roughly 445 million years old, imbued him with an usually long-term perspective.
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As mediocre as American sex education continues to be, there's one message about sex we are all imbued with from a very early age: Sex is incredibly important.
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That anger imbued his writing, said James Gunn, the founding director of the Gunn Center for the Study of Science Fiction at the University of Kansas in Lawrence.
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This beauty goes beyond aesthetics and is imbued with a world of ideological commentary dealing with colonialism in Africa, the politics of representation, conspicuous consumption, and the environment.
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Meanwhile, Richard Quinn imbued hyper-feminine tropes with gothic eeriness — extravagant bows, exaggerated A-lines, giant puff sleeves — as if issuing a warning about the perils of fantasy.
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Imbued with the understated manners of the East Coast elite, he loomed large in the upper reaches of a New York social world of glittering black-tie galas.
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"I immediately fell in love with your work," she wrote to him years later; his pieces were like machines that he had imbued with their own ungovernable agendas.
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Everything around me, he taught me, was imbued with personal meaning: I had a connection to the land, the birds in the sky, and ancestors I'd never known.
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Jo Andres, a visual artist whose experimental choreography performed at clubs in downtown Manhattan and evocative short films were imbued with fantastical and dreamlike imagery, died on Jan.
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His early research focused on neural networks and implicit learning, and at Carnegie Mellon he was imbued with a community of researchers on the cutting edge of artificial intelligence.
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Residents settled a case against the company in April 22019 for $43 million, and in 2003, a jury determined that the Anniston Monsanto plant had imbued Anniston with PCBs.
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Instead, Vida's writing is vibrant, political, and razor-sharp, imbued with the unspoken and constantly code-switching among English, Spanish, and Spanglish (sometimes to the point of being overwritten).
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Bezos has imbued a sense of customer worship within Amazon ("Earth's most customer-centric company"), and Amazon has three distinct group of customers to worship: e-commerce shoppers (Amazon.
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The mindset of the new aristocracy has not only imbued our politics -- it has hijacked America's value system, leading us to swerve from our democratic and deep human values.
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By creating exposure to lovely objects imbued with meaning, are we planting seeds for critical thinking about society — or are we just creating a backdrop for ever more selfies?
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It is a physical area, but one that is made "a home" instead of just a space lived in, by being imbued with emotion from its inhabitants, from people.
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Tropikos is a deck of tarot cards distilled into cinema: profoundly still scenes draped with stark items, each allusively imbued with deep symbolism and hinting at a clandestine narrative.
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The first few days of November were spent in a haze, but you'll be sharp, confident, and imbued with a sense of power when the Sun connects with Pluto.
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And, of course, once any man enters fatherhood, he immediately becomes imbued with the gift of causing massive eye rolls and groans of everyone around him — especially his children.
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Whatever her medium, Shaltmira's style is deeply imbued with meaning and a powerful passion that calls attention to the world's mysterious inner workings as well as its myriad injustices.
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But Benning's character could also be glossing over the idea that the Kree found Danvers, imbued her with Kree powers, and turned her into a weapon against the Skrulls.
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It has to be imbued with some kind of mystical, world-altering power, bestowing upon the wearer the ability to punch with the force of a thousand Joe Fraziers.
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But when she leaves her house, she realizes that the world outside has changed; the streets and buildings are the same, but they're imbued with a sense of menace.
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At the height of the Gilded Age, a time characterized by superficial glamour and deep corruption, these foundations, imbued with vague missions to improve general welfare, seemed benevolent enough.
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Next door was a session on panpsychism, the controversial (to say the least) idea that everything — animal, vegetable and mineral — is imbued at its subatomic roots with mindlike qualities.
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The dialogue is imbued with both poetic archness and naturalistic banality, and you can feel the cast being drained and defeated by the strain of struggling between the two.
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Often, controversies are imbued with a theological weight when the college maintains they are handled according to Wheaton's doctrinal convictions, even if it is at odds with students' interpretations.
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But the items Young suggested aren't as cheap as the ones I was using; "natural foods," imbued with virtue, are way more expensive than the processed stuff I grabbed.
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When he launched his 2016 presidential bid, Trump drew from the central message of non-interventionist thought: America was not imbued with a unique moral innocence in foreign policy.
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Op-Ed Contributor Los Angeles — This is how TV used to show mental illness: Men imbued with magical crime-solving or disease-curing powers that hindered their personal lives.
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Among Maier's possessions were more than 100,000 negatives — a startling body of work imbued with the humanism of Robert Frank and Lisette Model but a mischief all its own.
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One of the company's best-selling products, said Mr. Bader, is his "Aleppo Pepper Sauce," a mildly spicy hot sauce, imbued with black pepper, fresh onion, garlic and lemon.
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Many are strongly imbued with both, and anyone who has been part of a football stadium uniting in absolute silence can attest to the power the gesture can have.
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"Steve imbued 'SpongeBob SquarePants' with a unique sense of humor and innocence that has brought joy to generations of kids and families everywhere," the network said in its statement.
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It is, as one character puts it, the place where the apparitions and dreads of popular culture's collective unconscious have been brought into being and imbued with arcane powers.
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Differences in where and how Americans choose to live, which increasingly overlap with politics, are imbued with judgments about each other — and suspicion that others are negatively judging us.
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In a riveting roll call — imbued with the incantations and solemnity of a church service — 100 senators, one by one, announced "guilty" or "not guilty" before a national audience.
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The sprawling factory in a former high school is imbued with the aromas of Red spruce and other woods, and the shoptalk is about screws and laminated steel chisels.
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The province's deeply sectarian school system continues: close to 95% of pupils attend either Catholic of Protestant schools, issuing yet more generations imbued with a segmented view of society.
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Akos has a few advantages, however, including genetically imbued language skills and, more important, a special "currentgift," or unique magical ability, which is capable of shutting down others' currentgifts.
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Jean Shin emphasizes that mass produced objects are imbued with meaning through use, and by accumulating and altering these objects, she makes portraits of the communities that use them.
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While Marston definitely imbued his work with bondage imagery, Robinson made a choice to explore the relationship that Byrne and Holloway might have had with BDSM, and also each other.
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After all, the leader of ISIS, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, is technically selling something, whether it's the promise of a life imbued with meaning or merely a sense of belonging.
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And yet the people still don't know, with anything approaching certainty, how exactly capes facilitate this process (at least, the capes that aren't themselves imbued with the power of flight).
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Not only does that chapter explain how she came to Barbary Lane, but it's imbued with a genuine emotion and depth that most of this "Tales of the City" lacks.
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He was playing jazz, but it was jazz imbued with the vibrations of the church and the ''little subtleties'' of pulse and timbre that he picked up from Snoop Dogg.
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Moon Knight is based on the character Marc Specter who is a mercenary left for dead in the Egyptian desert who is imbued with special powers by a spiritual force.
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For Mr. Enrigue, unlike for Marx, history doesn't repeat itself "the first time as tragedy, then as farce": Instead, history is imbued with farce even in the first go-round.
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When, at an event in New Hampshire, he half-jokingly, half-imploringly asked the audience to "please clap," the moment was imbued with an epic pathos, and quickly went viral.
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Recognizing that earbuds would be even easier to misplace without the wires, Altec Lansing imbued the new Freedom True Wireless earbuds with, in Engadget's words, "a GPS-like tracking" feature.
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Hamish Hamilton; £27.99A Londoner now living in New York, Hari Kunzru introduces two unforgettable characters to illustrate how black music came to be imbued with the spirit of the blues.
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The taut balancing act between the elegant restraint of Vaughn's forms and the gritty materiality of the work's semantic content, which imbued it with dynamism and verve, lingered with me.
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A piece in Pejac's series, titled Redemption, is a particularly imbued with irony: Suicide Torch, which depicts a tiny man carrying a fiery torch amid a forest of scattered wood.
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It's imbued with both wisdom and anxiety, not just in the words, but also in the improvised piano chords that he recorded during free-flowing jam sessions in the studio.
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Things appear normal and wholesome, until Shepard closes the refrigerator door, at which point the new groceries are apparently imbued with some sort of eldritch energy, and come to life.
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" - White House chief of staff John Kelly on undocumented immigrants 1924 "The character of immigration has changed and the newcomers are imbued with lawless, restless sentiments of anarchy and collectivism.
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Will our AIs one day be imbued with this all-important adaptable reason, and with it slip the leash, turning to new problems never defined or bounded by their creators?
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Where samples did appear, they were used texturally rather than as a focal point, while gunshots, chirping birds, and clicking insects imbued the songs with an indelible sense of place.
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Not only is it impressive to watch Dr. Fatbody complete the iconic 1991 game in just over 20 minutes, the whole segment is imbued with this infectiously warm, welcoming quality.
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Gorgeously restored and imbued with a modern spirit of play, the Chicago Athletic Association captures many of the city's most compelling attractions — architecture, history and food — under one handsome roof.
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It promises to return the "internal energy," needed to make you a "pure man," imbued with the power of a jungle root native to Indonesia and Malaysia called tongkat ali.
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Imbued with what they perceive as a God-given right to rule all peoples, Infinite's ultra-American residents of the floating city of Columbia are racist, exceptionalist, and vehemently capitalist.
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But even before he was making music with Bon Iver (who, let's not forget, are a band), Justin Vernon had long been writing songs imbued with the atmosphere of winter.
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Then, in the wilder 1960s, Brigitte Bardot made it acceptably sexy, while Cheryl Tiegs and the women of Charlie's Angels imbued it with a feminine athleticism characteristic of the '70s.
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Then there's "Temptation" with a then wide-eyed Alex Turner, a track imbued with a confidence and flair that makes other grime and indie collaborations feel like anaemic, wounded animals.
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Though kids deserve to explore gender without judgment, some argue that drag is not the space to do so because it's imbued with queer history the children don't yet understand.
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Now, as a team, they're able to create sleek layouts for record covers, customized tour visuals and more, all imbued with a sense of fun and mastery of vibrant colors.
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The promise that President Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital last month would be turned into bricks and mortar imbued the vice president's visit with more than symbolic value.
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He would often, as in "RH005," make multiple tracings of an object, each a little different from the previous one, each imbued with individual energy, pulsing next to the others.
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Like the Kahlo originals, some pieces, including evil eye earrings and hammered gold hands resembling a pair Picasso was said to have given Kahlo, are imbued with touches of mysticism.
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It just hired Nick Clegg, a former deputy prime minister of Britain, as head of global affairs — a move that the company said imbued it with a serious outsider's perspective.
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Mr. van Dantzig's choreography, imbued with oddities here and there, was repetitive and frequently unmusical; it seemed to unfold in slow motion, and the cast responded with hesitant, mannered dancing.
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So here we are: The Iowa debacle really hurt the state party here because they used the same vendor and perceptions are becoming imbued about caucuses and their attendant entropy.
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Workspace We spoke to the chief executive of Garden and Gun and discussed how she transformed her workplace in historic Charleston, S.C. into a modern office imbued with southern charm.
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By Design The interior designer Billy Cotton imbued a couple's old Greek Revival home with European antiques, Americana-inspired accents — and an easygoing mood that recalls the region's agrarian heyday.
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But over time, such events become imbued with music, a phenomenon explored in "Soundtracks: Songs That Defined History," an eight-part documentary series that begins Thursday, April 20, on CNN.
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Earlier that morning, before Nora and Kevin parted ways, they shared a kiss imbued with real feeling: a possible farewell embrace, in case Nora was hustling off to her death.
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It's more likely that I manufactured the memory when I was first show the snapshots, and over time, I've imbued it with the emotion I imagine I felt that day.
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Science suggests that facial hair — from scruffy day-old stubble to full Grizzly Adams — is imbued with social messages, and can play a significant role in a man's love life.
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In an era when coaches are supposed to be obsessional, visionary philosophers, imbued by fans and news media with almost messianic, transformative powers, Allegri runs a little against the grain.
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Recipe: Tarragon Chicken With Sherry Vinegar Onions And to Drink ... Ordinarily, chicken thighs imbued with the mild anise flavor of tarragon would be a good candidate for reds or whites.
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St. Thomas Aquinas, the father of much of Catholic theology, believed that abortion was murder only after God imbued fetuses with a soul, at 40 days or more after conception.
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In a scathing critique of the Obama Presidency, the head of Princeton's African-American Studies program describes the "devastation" suffered by black communities in America during these hope-imbued years.
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There is a clear line between racism and anti-choice extremism, and it is the inherent belief that our bodies are not inherently imbued with the same levels of freedom.
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In thinking of Morrison, I think about the immediacy of her legacy and how the work she created was imbued with natural storytelling that underlined the truth of it all.
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Food52's new house brand, Five Two, is creating refined home and kitchen staples imbued with a modern aesthetic and a healthy dash of input from its recipe loving community.
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Doc is in Alcoholics Anonymous and sticks to meticulous routines as a way to cope; he also sneaks looks at Marie, his fixed expression imbued with guilt and creepy desire.
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Then they celebrated the fitting sight of a home athlete, Pozzi, imbued with a touch of Bannister's own spirit, battling back from a poor start in the 2400 meters hurdles.
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This and other elements of Capitano could be described as modern nostalgia — loving nods to the past imbued with much of what's great about eating and drinking in the present.
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A Good Appetite Cooked under low heat, fillets, imbued with fennel and lime, become velvety soft, almost like a confit (in half the time, and with a lot less oil).
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Annihilation was imbued with a level of surrealism and flat out weirdness in Area X. How do you think the film does when it comes to translating what you wrote visually?
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Her work, which often incorporates phrases from Broadway musicals, the movies, and Yiddish, is imbued with a sense of nostalgia for midcentury American optimism and the aspirations of the middle class.
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I'd never considered before that being a femme with a butch partner needn't be some inequitable hetero horror show, but instead could be something imbued with incredible queer comfort and power.
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For decades, and even today, the Antiquities Act and the powers it imbued the president with to protect culturally important places have been revered by American conservationists and tribal citizens alike.
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In some ways, they're the cornerstone symbol of the series — beautiful, yes, but also trinkets, imbued with meaning mostly because this family so desperately wants to believe in itself as royalty.
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"Steve imbued SpongeBob SquarePants with a unique sense of humor and innocence that has brought joy to generations of kids and families everywhere," Nickelodeon said in a statement following his death.
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Both groups openly expressed their love of science fiction, which imbued their music with a geek-inclusive mystique that hadn't been seen since the heyday of progressive rock in the '70s.
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But the statue was not initially met with widespread popularity in the U.S. due to its cost, and some have argued that Lazarus' sonnet, "The New Colossus," imbued it with meaning.
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No season has been as expansive and ambitious as this latest one, which features episodes shot with varied artistic tones, set in far-flung locations, and imbued with vastly different moods.
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We liked how the music changed the tone of the footage, the daytime friendly content suddenly becoming something a little more sinister yet still imbued with an air of comedic absurdity.
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The magazine helped legitimize the burgeoning cyberpunk movement, which imbued the growing community of personal computer users and participants in online communities with an '210s version of hippie sensibilities and values.
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I walked out into the sore air of Mayfair, not exactly imbued with the spirit to run home and write the next "Voodoo Child" or Messiah, but still I sensed enlightenment.
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We have seen it over and over, in the seemingly endless series of attacks by radical Islamists, some of them mentally disturbed, all of them imbued with a dangerous, deadly ideology.
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Deeply imbued by the tenets of Hindu and Buddhist philosophy, Kimsooja's belief in peace and worldwide harmony, akin to the highly effective Indonesian performance artist Arahmaiani's practice, has become a preoccupation.
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Raiza's own style, while imbued with the chill vibes of New Zealand's hip-hop history, takes influence from 90s luminaries Nas and Talib Kweli to give a glimpse into his journey.
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Just because you use your briefcase to carry sensitive documents, a $2,000 laptop, and other important, irreplaceable items, that's no reason the piece can't be imbued with a casual, understated style.
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That also creates a little too much opportunity for Aquaman and Mera to squabble and of course bond, while crisscrossing the globe in pursuit of a trident imbued with fantastic powers.
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With the legalization of gay marriage, Hopper notes, many queer couples sought out matrimony as a form of legal protection, not because it imbued their relationships with some previously unattainable gravitas.
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And the universe is imbued with wanting life to arise and evolve, as MIT physicist Jeremy England, points out in this Quanta Magazine article titled A New Physics Theory of Life.
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Black leather, after all — unlike, say, brown leather — is one of the most emotive sartorial symbols in the wardrobe, imbued with a host of cultural and historical associations for almost everyone.
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These features, according to NASA, point to the presence of a dynamic environment, in which wind or flowing water—or possibly both—imbued this Martian region with its distinctive geological features.
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"Thank you for your question," Care says, appearing, and with this simple line — imbued with mocking humor by the wondrous, mellifluously voiced Karen Kandel — Mabou Mines's "Faust 2.0" bursts into life.
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The finish imbued her campaign with momentum, but also highlighted a key issue: A lack of a serious infrastructure in Nevada and the inability to win over black or Latino support.
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The Wood Brothers' earliest work skewed more acoustic, yet with the recent addition of the drummer Jano Rix, the trio's tunes have become imbued with electric blues and rock 'n' roll.
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The opening shots of this movie seem to be of a fog imbued with some kind of green slime; once this lifts, we're with a small family on a fishing trip.
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The Pompeii artifacts — whether an ornate wine goblet, delicately carved bone toothpicks, or a pile of petrified grapes — are imbued with a particular pathos, beautifully preserved as a result of tragedy.
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It's an EV imbued with characteristics that were forged in the automaker's storied motorsports program, and a vehicle that marks the beginning of a new era in the company's long history.
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Ms. Murphy's unfussiness can be explained in two ways, the first and cheapest being that she's Canadian, and imbued with the kind manners for which her nation is so often parodied.
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Yet what strikes me most about the selection of Davis's works is the sense of withholding they convey, alternatingly tongue-in-cheek, opaque, and otherwise imbued with a sense of refusal.
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But that isn't the most striking part of the speech, the rest of which was imbued with idealism and a thoughtfulness that's perhaps a bit surprising coming from a college senior.
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It's a dystopian tale by the British author Naomi Alderman and explores a world in which women are suddenly imbued with the ability to dispense an electrical charge from their bodies.
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Among them is hard seltzer, alcohol-imbued bubbly water that contains about 5 percent alcohol and appeared on the market in 1.13 (SpikedSeltzer, now owned by Anheuser-Busch, claims to be first).
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As Debord saw it, in modern society, genuinely meaningful relations between people had been replaced by relationships between humans and commodities — consumer products, staged-for-the-media events, or meaning-imbued brands.
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Conservative Republicans consistently list a crackdown on unauthorized migration as a top priority, and the president's executive orders have imbued the issue with the extraordinarily personal animus he provokes among his foes.
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In that sense, says Gauger, the Problem Glyphs are a kind of digital palimpsest, imbued with an energy and a history that far transcends both ordinary digital drawings, and "ordinary" magical glyphs.
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"Cuck" doesn't exactly fall under the category of hate speech, until you dig deeper and realize that many members of the alt-right have imbued it with meaning derived from white supremacy.
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He had in mind the Battle of Valmy, at which the French revolutionary army, imbued, it is said, with a new spirit of nationhood, beat the Prussians, who outnumbered and outgunned them.
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No. This close to the sun even a slight miscalculation results in the reduction of the probe to a cinder, so the team has imbued it with more than the usual autonomy.
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Mering also lends her considerable voice to Drugdealer's The End of Comedy, which, like many of Michael Collins' many musical projects up until now, is imbued with a certain wink-wink humor.
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Do you believe that this culture can ... Because sometimes, as you know, a lot of cultures [are imbued] with the DNA of their founders or their immediate creators and they don't change.
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Both are spectral, sparse tracks, imbued with a warm intimacy thanks in part to the opening bars where Rose may as well be whispering secrets a hair's breadth from your right ear.
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Payau's doll is not a toy but a luk thep, or "child angel" —a factory-moulded moppet which some believe can be imbued, through a blessing, with the spirit of a child.
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His clarity of line was admirable in the tumultuous thickets of the first movement; the ethereal Adagio unfolded with a gorgeous simplicity; and he imbued the third-movement Rondo with seething tension.
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In the course of a three- or four-minute segment, a benign heirloom is imbued with vast historical and financial worth, and an ordinary person becomes the keeper of an extraordinary artifact.
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The presentation had been simultaneously theatrical and artisanal, and imbued with a spirit of luxurious severity: diners got only a few bites of courses that had taken hours of effort to prepare.
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Directed and produced by Jonathan Alter, John Block and Steve McCarthy, "Deadline Artists" is clearly imbued with a soft spot for the two men at its core, whatever their flaws and foibles.
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The action in "Kubo" begins at night, with a desperate woman at sea fighting off waves with her small boat and a shamisen (a Japanese three-stringed lute) imbued with magic powers.
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What seems clear is that "Boy Eased" -- far from disappearing -- is one of those meticulously crafted films imbued with the kind of quiet power that can, and should, truly leave a mark.
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Rather than leaning on strip club aesthetics or scripted reality shows, it's the rhythm of the city on an average day, tackling subjects of poverty and classism imbued in a whimsical world.
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While Doom is prone to comedic braggadocio, Watson's coded, stream-of-consciousness rhymes are imbued with unflinching introspection ("Homie said that suicide wasn't appropriate / So instead I engulf on acid and opiates").
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Inspired by creepy films, fantasy novels, and greats like Neil Gaiman, Hayao Miyazaki, Kurt Vonnegut, and Lewis Carroll, Seattle-based photographer Kindra Nikole takes empowering images of women imbued with Photoshop magic.
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The brewery's name comes from the fact that Saburov prepares his beers with music always playing in the background, convinced that the ale is somehow imbued with the character of the melody.
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It is not known whether the two discussed the investigation and Bill Clinton was not at the time imbued with the power and majesty of a sitting president of the United States.
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He wrote: My heart throbs anew in the hope that inspired by the example of Lincoln, imbued with the spirit of Christ, they will cast down the last barrier to perfect freedom.
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This post appeared originally on THUMP UK.Matthew Barnes' music as Forest Swords has always possessed a keen sense of place, imbued with the heft of folklore and the ghosts of the past.
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The numbers have been staggering: 55 dispensaries in the state sold more than $3 million in THC-imbued products on day one, matching Oregon's record-setting opening for recreational sales in 2015.
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For him, people are imbued with both a human spirit and a spark of the divine; we're not Jesus, but we're like him, and what he struggled with, we struggle with, too.
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And that hardware was tied to software and services like never before — every light bulb the endpoint of a cloud service, every speaker imbued with the voice of the data center's soul.
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It is as though the curators assume that by gazing at hundreds of documents, unable to read them all, you should be imbued with an understanding of how complex these politics are.
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The clothes were imbued with characteristics likes eyes and mouths, turning them into animated characters informed by the theme of animism, the belief that a soul or spirit exists in everyday objects.
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They were terrifying because their coats and gloves and walkie talkies imbued their very being with a sense of malevolence, and with that they carried around with them a level of threat.
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As a way to process her feelings of grief, frustration, and loss, Lauren Hana Chai made a series of paintings titled Last Known Locations, each imbued with imagery inspired by her missing mother.
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Back then, the space race with the Soviet Union imbued the Apollo program with a greater sense of urgency and Congress poured enough funds into NASA's budget to make the ambitious plan possible.
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Emily Dickinson is imbued with teenage angst and a vocabulary that includes words like "dude" and "sick" in this series debuting Friday as one of the first shows on Apple's new streaming service.
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Even the title of the exhibition, while imbued with a certain amount of pathos, ultimately feels like a joke: Feher's art never really looked like art, at least not in the traditional sense.
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Coates stresses to me that the music was already being written before the tracks became imbued with the Silver Surfer and the landscape he created from its science fiction and his native London.
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It carried weight because Longshot imbued it with emotional truth, precisely the last way I expected to describe a story mode for a series that's never had one in its 29-year run.
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The wind seems to blow from a direction not marked on any compass; new, fresh, music carries far on it, imbued with a lonely splendor I never hear in the flat, tinny light.
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Despite all of the ancient dragons, holy swords, and, well, emblems imbued with the power of mystical flames, Fire Emblem is often described by listing its idiosyncrasies—permadeath, the weapons triangle, class promotions.
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Beyond the clothes, the lyrics in Gaga's Super Bowl performance were poignant, too: She opened with a protest song, "This Land Is Your Land," imbued with messages of racial and socio-economic inclusiveness.
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Part of that buffer was created by physical space: Barwick recorded the album during the winter in Reykjavík, Iceland, an oft-cited fact which imbued its creation story with a sort of mythology.
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When electric carmaker Tesla imbued its Model S sedan with some self-driving capabilities in an over-the-air software update, it did so by saying the new "Autopilot" mode was in beta.
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Both Jack Joyce and Serene have been imbued with time-altering superpowers through a wonky physics experiment gone haywire and players must guide the Joyce brothers through some good old reality-bending craziness.
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Musicians and their managers were imbued with a renewed vigor for the battle after the RIAA released a report in March stating Vinyl record sales in 2015 brought in more revenue than YouTube.
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The Oxbow, from Thomas Cole to Alfred Hitchcock, an exhibition of new landscape paintings imbued with personal and local histories relating to the sites depicted is open at Marlborough London until July 28.
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Love, like his other cinematic experiences, is a film of black bodies bound in space and time, imbued with music, expressing a language of what they know to be of America's racial divide.
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T'Challa — who was first introduced by Marvel through the "Fantastic Four" series in 1966 — is imbued with superhuman strength, stamina and speed through his connection with a mystical force called the Panther God.
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"The adjective toxic is defined as 'poisonous' and first appeared in English in the mid-seventeenth century from the medieval Latin toxicus, meaning 'poisoned' or 'imbued with poison'," reads the Oxford Dictionary's definition.
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Exemplary of that combination of profiles was the amuse-bouche, Berrebi said: a morsel of drum fish ensconced in a potato cream foam with a crimson oil imbued with a faint paprika heat.
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Once inside the Eagle, there were a handful of old guard leathermen behind the bar and sprinkled around the space, embodying the BDSM and motorcycle-imbued subculture that continues to shape mainstream trends.
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Expanding Expectations of a Digital Presidency From the first days of transition in 28503, President Obama's administration embraced the same commitment to community engagement, storytelling, and empowerment through technology that imbued our campaigns.
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Though its constitution still describes members as "vanguard fighters of the Chinese working class imbued with communist consciousness," the party has veered away from its communist roots and welcomed private entrepreneurs since 2001.
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Schoolgirl, Worker and Father are duly sketched out, imbued with the qualities of vulnerability, creepy lust and paternal jealousy required by their respective roles, and set in motion toward that ill-omened encounter.
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Of course, Leda's encounter with the swan should properly be called a rape; sexual violence is everywhere in Gauguin's art, and the ceramics as much as the paintings are imbued with sexual overtones.
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Basil Gogos, who painted penetrating and chilling color portraits of movie monsters like Dracula, the Wolf Man and the Phantom of the Opera, and imbued Frankenstein's monster with notable compassion, died on Sept.
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Macron's plan to decommission the school as part of his government's wider response to the yellow-vest movement, which staged its 23rd weekend of protests this past weekend, is therefore imbued with symbolism.
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Without any real enforcement authority or the ultimate authority imbued by control of its own substantial nuclear arsenal, the UN is hardly in a position to serve any sort of viable policing function.
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Morrison, who never exactly wrote science fiction but certainly imbued her stories with flashes of magic, was one of the very few other writers named a living legend by the Library of Congress.
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And with three skilled actresses at the film's center, characters that could so easily be reduced to familiar stereotypes — the crazy one, the conniving one, the social climber — are instead imbued with humanity.
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Her plan was to write about how terroir — the characteristics imbued in a crop based on the environment in which it's grown — affects cacao in much the same way it affects wine grapes.
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As she falls in love with a fish-man (yes, a fish-man), every moment of her performance is imbued with humor, warmth, and — as the movie progresses — more and more raw desire.
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What is clear is that because each sheet, or "blotter," can be perforated into hundreds of little acid-imbued tabs, this guy, Mark McCloud, has amassed several million hits of LSD over the years.
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" Jonathan Olivares, a designer who wrote a book with Mr. Sapper, said Mr. Sapper's works were imbued "with warmth and poetry," each inspired by what he insisted was the requisite "kiss from the muse.
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Privacy missteps aside, the overall idea of a digital butler (that we've imbued with human qualities) that's always listening, waiting to be awoken to serve our needs, is the creepiest watchful presence of all.
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Notions of nihilism, though, are tempered by a forward-thinking attitude toward millennial music and, most importantly, an essence that is "wholly informed by spirituality"—an idea Moore's realized has always imbued his music.
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The innovation of "Alone" was that took the best of those moments—a beautiful sunrise of a synth line, a chattery vocal sample—and imbued them with a special sort of post-millennial alienation.
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The home, nicknamed "The Tropics," was built in 1932, but underwent an 18-month remodel in 2017 that imbued it with its current mix of Hollywood glamour and casual California style, the source says.
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A German insurance company, ARAG, is facing online backlash for a TV spot that features a dance imitating a traditional Maōri haka, a culturally important dance performed on significant occasions and imbued with reverence.
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By the very nature of its charter, the IRS is already imbued with awesome power to peer into nearly every aspect of a person's life, and we've already seen what that capability has borne.
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Bots imbued with a targetable profile and brand-name outlets are worth much more to advertisers than unknown visitors to a no-name webpage, and video is the most expensive form of online advertising.
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We want something that brings back that sense of fun and adventure that the earlier shows brought with them, shows that imbued the sense of wonder and adventure that came with exploring the galaxy.
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Previously on HaerteTest, a burning hot coal melted a hole into the face of a Nokia 3310 and the phone still turned on, as if imbued with some kind of unholy retro-electronic power.
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When he comes to, he's imbued with the power to compel people to obey his commands, and he has attracted the attention of two otherworldly agents eager to get their hands on him. Who?
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By contrast, there's no tragedy in "Sully," just sighs of relief, probing questions and an outwardly uncomplicated hero whose extraordinariness is so deeply imbued that it is finally the most ordinary thing about him.
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He said that idea was imbued in him at an early age as the son and grandson of four-star Navy admirals, which he saw as a distinct difference between himself and the president.
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Adrian Danchig-Waring and Emilie Gerrity, making their role debuts in the opening pas de deux, imbued their encounter with lush suspense, Ms. Gerrity looking gorgeously strange in her serpentlike convolutions on the floor.
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But their statements — imbued with emotion, as parents themselves in some cases, and vows of reform in response to a tragedy — did little to complete the picture of how the system had failed him.
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The Stanleys, who drove seven and one-half hours for Sunday's game, also believe there will be a Steelers revival this season, trusting in a collective bond that has imbued many Pittsburgh championship teams.
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The Russian-French painter imbued his paintings of tabletops heaped with all manner of perishables and vessels with visceral textures that could make viewers squirm at the sight of eviscerated rabbits or uprooted onions.
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In the 20th century, European colonialism, the creation of Israel and the emergence of Arab nationalism, imbued with elements of anti-Semitism, divided the Jewish and Muslim communities and set them on different paths.
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The service was imbued with the dignity, seriousness and respect — as well as the capacity to embrace with affection someone of a different political ideology — that are so lacking in American politics these days.
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In one recent study, a team of researchers from Yale University temporarily swayed some conservatives to express more liberal views on social issues by having them imagine they were imbued with superhuman powers of survival.
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Returning to New York following their ambitious 2012 Museum of Modern Art project Beyonsense, Slavs and Tatars come on in full force, filling both floors of the gallery with their irony-imbued mixed-media work.
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Highlights in this regard must include Rachel Kneebone's "Grief Study II" (53) porcelain sculpture, imbued with teeming torque and verve, as it is, and Urs Lüthi's audacious "Tell Me Who Stole Your Smile" (1974) series.
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Under their care, he's become a martial arts expert imbued with the power of the Iron Fist – an ancient mystical force that usually manifests on the show in the form of Danny's glowing, superpowered fist.
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People interviewed said striving for the scholarship instilled in them a sense of duty and purpose, and imbued a sense of pride that you were working for something you had to work hard to earn.
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Most of the songs that soundtracked my years of teenage angst were explicitly sad in a very specific way; the melodies were melancholic, the lyrics were introspective and imbued with a sense of fruitless longing.
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As Musk has pointed out, artificial intelligence could actually be used to control, regulate, and monitor other AI. Or, it could be imbued with human values, or an overriding imposition to be friendly to humans.
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Toward Democracy aspires to a world of rational and autonomous yet sympathetic and virtuous citizens, imbued with the notion of a public interest, and prepared to strive for it against the pull of baser motives.
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He was talked about as a "Southern Springsteen," a nod to the way his populist anthems of small town resilience and romance were imbued with a sour sense of humor and an everyman's nasal yawn.
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"Am forever grateful not only to those patriots who made the ultimate sacrifice for our Nation — but also the Gold Star families whose heritage is imbued with their honor and heroism," Bush concluded his tweet.
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Lara exits the cave of human blood, and immediately comes across a member of the Descendants, a bloodline of historical preservationists meant to safeguard the land's tombs and the hallowed, supernaturally imbued artifact they protect.
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The characters' brave concord is both inspiring and heart-rending, and Cleave's prose is imbued with a Dickensian flair, deploying brilliant metaphors ("People spoke in whispers, as if the war were listening") and crackling dialogue.
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Perhaps most important though, his consistent values, his willingness to identify as a socialist and say what he thought, even when it brought derision from party insiders, imbued Sanders with a sense of moral authenticity.
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" The rapper and artist behind Black and Yellow visited the Power 106 radio station in Los Angeles for a quick freestyle challenge and he definitely imbued some Wiz Khalifa flavor into his cover of "Hello.
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Ræst, which occupies one of the oldest buildings in Tórshavn, has small wood-panelled rooms, giving it the feel of a saltbox house on Nantucket, though it is imbued with a distinctive, near-rancid smell.
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Along the way, he drew comparisons to Nabokov and Conrad, two Eastern European predecessors who also started writing in English later in life, imbued it with foreign vigor, and ran rings around the native speakers.
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She was both imbued with and fascinated by style, and INGE MORATH: ON STYLE (Abrams, $65), with an introduction by Justine Picardie and edited by John P. Jacob, collects much more than just fashion photography.
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And that these works should be imbued with a giddy openness to change that seems to be as much a part of Mr. Gurney's DNA as his anthropological dedication to a vanishing class of patricians.
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They are imbued with fresh flowers and herbs like rose petals, fenugreek and mint; spices like saffron, sumac and cardamom; fruits like pomegranate and barberry; all kinds of citrus; and nuts, including pistachios and almonds.
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It's a heartbreaking study of detachment and intimacy imbued with all of the wonder, pain, and uncertainty of returning from an emotional hiatus, like the aural equivalent of blood rushing back to a sleeping limb.
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For artists like Louise Bourgeois, however, whose work was largely influenced by surrealism and imbued with psychosexual and gender-experimental nuances, it seemed a natural transition and an intriguing addition to an already revolutionary oeuvre.
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But it's not the absences I notice most; it's the sense of fullness imbued in each object I've chosen to keep, objects I hadn't fully appreciated until I undertook Kondo's project to face each individually.
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Crucially, the kids danced more often than not off the beat: Mr. Leckey did not synchronize sound to image, which imbued the video with a loss and wistfulness belying its four-on-the-floor beat.
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But he's made that piece-moving feel brisk and fun, and he's imbued it with some degree of visual style, particularly in this episode and "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms," the season's second outing.
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In the decades after the revolution, the regime's robust media operations sought to cast the history of the revolution and the subsequent war with Iraq in an anti-imperialist language imbued with Shia Islamic imagery.
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"A lot of workers were involved in making these watches, and this is the final stage where I assemble these parts, imbued with their spirits and emotions, and shape them into a watch," she said.
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The son of a diplomat and a meticulous businessman who steers clear of the limelight, he is a striking contrast to Mr. Ghosn, a prominent executive whose success imbued him with a rock-star image.
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Church attendance eventually rose to 90 percent in the 20th century and priests, who were more educated than their flocks, took leadership positions in all facets of Irish life and were imbued with great authority.
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If Sands's ruthless efficiency on the pitch has rendered him part of the de facto future of American soccer, it hasn't stopped him from being disarmingly agreeable and imbued with youthful grace off of it.
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" His fantasies were imbued with descriptive detail and what a character in his 23 book "Forgotten Life" (a suicidal giant sloth who collects folk music) celebrated as "the simple and intricate feeling of being alive.
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In the slower, more lyrical second section of the music, two couples do a beautiful double pas de deux imbued with swirling lifts and skaterlike glides — unusual for Ms. Childs, who rarely choreographs partnered work.
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The kaiser and Hermine argue about her attempts to influence the Nazis in his favor in what is perhaps the most distressing scene, because Judd has imbued us with a fondness for the old man.
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Speaking from his Quirinal Palace, Mr. Mattarella, who is imbued by Italy's Constitution with great powers during a government transition period, pointed out that Italy was one of the founding members of the European Union.
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It's not just that the record is imbued with a darkness, though that's there to a degree, but it has the liveliness of a city after dark, the sense of constant movement in hidden corners.
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And yet, the works are imbued with a powerful tension, as in the familial-looking scene of I Still Face You, where every figure gathered around the table brings to it their own motivations and anxieties.
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"I looked at a lot of Helmut Newton's work from the '80s and couldn't help but be drawn into his photographs and how they imbued strength and sensuality in such a graphic way," Evans told Fashionista.
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But Ms. Agresta certainly stole the show — her dying moments imbued with both a sweet resolve and a vulnerability that evoked the helplessness of Turandot so vividly conveyed by Ms. Stemme as the ice maiden succumbs.
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This is the magnetism that drew thousands to Abramović's 2010 MoMA retrospective, "The Artist is Present," to sit across from her and feel imbued with otherworldly life force (or so their tears would have you believe).
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"(They) are imbued with a very strong sense of responsibility for the economic welfare of their families, which propels them to seek opportunities outside Ethiopia," said Bina Fernandez, a migration expert at the University of Melbourne.
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Texting is imbued with uncertainty, which is why it's such a complicated form of communication, says Bree McEwan, PhD, assistant professor at DePaul University, who studies the way we manage and maintain social relationships through technology.
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Turkey also tolerated the foreign fighters who crossed its territory en route to Syria, filling border towns with smugglers, fixers and a growing number of long-bearded men intent on joining a fight imbued with extremism.
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Going shopping with my bridesmaids is not like any old shopping trip with friends — it's imbued with the knowledge that these people (and these dusty-rose dresses) will be in our photos for years to come.
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The sense of sadness imbued in the vocal, combined with the energising backing track, is representative of the fact that most of us feel more than one feeling at the same time, most of the time.
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It is ornate and rich, a sound to bathe in, imbued with the kind of chilly melancholia that rises from the edges of English towns, the places where the nothing of nothingness takes on cosmic proportions.
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Between the poignant lyricism and poetic narratives that have enraptured fans for more than two decades, Thom Yorke's existential musings imbued the grunge-laden overtone of the late 90s with a softer and more experimental palette.
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As Donizetti's doomed Anne Boleyn at the Met in 2011, her mad scene cabaletta was imbued with the kind of crapulent ardor one might encounter at a truck rally or in line for a Nintendo Switch.
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Imbued with art and literature, teenaged Cézanne threw himself into painting and signed a first intimidating "Self-Portrait" (1864), where he looks like a menacing monster with bloodshot eyes and a tight-lipped and petrifying visage.
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In their pain and worry, individual Jews had a rare chance to feel themselves part of a larger community — one that mourns together, gets angry together, imbued with a separate and unique identity, threatened yet resilient.
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This week, that exploratory spirit continues with the next chapter in a two-season run of the complete works of Anton Webern, the revolutionary composer who imbued his mentor Arnold Schoenberg's atonal language with crystalline concision.
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Peter Takacs, a music professor at Oberlin, said in a statement that Professor Walker-Slocum's "deep, noble, unhurried" interpretations of all music, but especially Brahms and Liszt, imbued the works she played with even deeper profundity.
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When Breath of the Wild 2 eventually sees release, perhaps its rolling hills and vertiginous mountains will be imbued with the same rarely felt magic as its predecessor, an outlook that feels intensely necessary right now.
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There were offerings from Washington, Oregon, California, France, Portugal, Italy, New Zealand, and elsewhere; we learned to distinguish characteristics imbued by land, weather, winemaking practices, and the many other factors that go into crafting a bottle.
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And when Facebook became the first social media account for many adults, it was quickly imbued with stereotypes around middle-aged married folks reconnecting with high school friends and cheating on their spouses with old flames.
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Ofili would give Obama back that superhero quality that initially imbued his presidency, making him an iconic black man in a tie-dyed dashiki, all coffee-with-milk brown skin and high forehead with gleaming eyes.
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Though heavily imbued with the symbols of Haitian Vodou and influenced by Afro-Caribbean traditions popular beyond the nation's capital, the works on display in this daunting group exhibition cannot be estranged from their local roots.
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The radical energy imbued in the Toronto group's latest work pushes the dialogue surrounding colonialism, white supremacy, and corrupt politics to the forefront, creating space on the dance-floor to ponder what's next for our society.
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To show that the artists in this region were already imbued with a sense of the modern was to counter the narrative that the Middle East needed to become modern by entering the Western sphere of influence.
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What teems with associations to an ancient history is simultaneously imbued with a certain mutability, as if to assert that any past that we as human beings inherit may nevertheless be malleable and manipulated in the present.
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A self titled 21970 debut LP set their stall in fine fashion, but it was 22008's Come My Fanatics that really hit home, its turgid doom imbued with sleazy cosmic reach and a blackened punkish energy.
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"Technology like Amazon's Rekognition should be used if and only if it is imbued with American values like the right to privacy and equal protection," Senator Edward J. Markey, a Massachusetts Democrat, told the New York Times.
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Here was a prosperous society, deeply imbued with liberal values, being taken over by a country that, less than a decade earlier, had used tanks and machineguns to crush peaceful protests by citizens calling for democratic reform.
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While the previous leaders of these governmental agencies were imbued with a driving need to change and control banking; the current managers of these departments have needs and concerns that are exactly the opposite of their predecessors.
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It also shows his yearbook caption, "Après moi, le déluge," ("after me, the flood"), a statement that, in real life, was retrospectively imbued with meaning about Cunanan's self-destructiveness by a media and public hungry for narratives.
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Paul Lannon, an attorney at the law firm Holland & Knight in Boston specializing in employment and labor, points out that academic culture, as opposed to the commercial sector, is imbued with an overt layer of free expression.
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Understanding fetish desire helps situate sex in the brain (which is really where it lives in the first place), and shows us to what degree almost anything can be imbued with sexual possibility… at least for someone.
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UBS said the latter would likely spur an economic scenario akin to late 2015, when the country was imbued by a period of protests and social unrest following the emergence of allegations against the then-President Rousseff.
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Maybe it's because we're losing the men and women who actually lived through the horrors of nationalism and xenophobia imbued with the power and resources of nation states that their ugly heads are beginning to rise again.
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Over the last 30 years, the pretense of acting like the Golden Globes have credibility has imbued the show with a kind of raucous energy — and the free-flowing booze certainly helps get people in the room.
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An Investor's Journey To Future Science And Technology Through the past few decades of summer blockbuster movies and Silicon Valley products, artificial intelligence (AI) has become increasingly familiar and sexy, and imbued with a perversely dystopian allure.
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All in, Little Fictions feels like the culmination of so many aspects of Elbow, imbued with a new maturity and world-weariness that sees the band settling into a new phase in their career with renewed enthusiasm.
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And families of all races, faiths and national origins who have opted to send their children to a Hebrew-language charter school in Harlem are raising youngsters imbued with a heartening belief in diversity and mutual respect.
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With American Crime Story, Murphy was trying to take that idea even farther — not only filling his show with well-known talent, but using it to tackle a real-world case imbued with particularly modern social relevance.
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Unlike other commercially successful and radio-ready rock acts of the 2010s like Imagine Dragons or Mumford and Sons, Tame Impala has a sense of effortlessness that has imbued each album with an undeniable, critic-proof strength.
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Her large-scale murals and painted installations are scattered across unexpected pockets of Los Angeles, imbued with vivid and enchanting tales of magic culled from a neverending sketchbook full of random lists, strange stories, and intricate drawings.
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He seemed connected to his piano by the brain stem, so imbued with music that he emitted it unbidden, launching songs of every provenance that he might do this way and might do that—or the other.
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Unfortunately for Braid, even with the release of the great reunion album No Coast, they weren't imbued with the cultural cachet of bands like American Football, with Braid having fallen dormant in the years since its release.
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"They have imbued autonomous vehicles with the possibility to solve every problem that was ever created in transportation since the beginning of time," said Beth Osborne, a senior policy adviser with the advocacy group Transportation for America.
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The studies of American film history from the mid-60s onward, and of countercultural ideas and ideals from then up to the very present moment, are infused and imbued with and by his great, weirdo, contrary specter.
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A case in point is his unflinching embrace of the notion of feeling, which he understands as the mental experiences of physiological states, states imbued with a valence ranging from positive and pleasant to negative and unpleasant.
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Mr. Anavim, 34, grew up there amid a tight-knit Persian community, and the art on the walls of the loft where he lives and works in Chelsea are reflections of the cultures that imbued his childhood.
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As two people get to know each other better over time, Siegel explained, they'll start to realize that some (or all) of the glorious qualities they've imbued in each other aren't actually there… and nothing else is.
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Australia's proliferation of terrible burritos — usually imbued with some kind of fruity salsa and mayonnaise or aioli — is a lesson in what can happen to a cuisine when it is taken completely out of its cultural context.
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Still, her understanding of women's struggles imbued all her novels, up through her final one, "The Girls of August" (2014), about a group of longtime friends whose annual oceanfront gathering is shattered when one of them dies.
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Still, her understanding of women's struggles imbued all her novels, up through her final one, "The Girls of August" (2014), about a group of longtime friends whose annual oceanfront gathering is shattered when one of them dies.
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For over two decades, this American artist has assiduously imbued her modest, low-lying sculptures and wall pieces — handmade from assorted found materials, dissected objects and, occasionally, borrowed texts — with complex reverberations of literature, history and philosophy.
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The terrain he's made is as dark and deep as the woods Robert Frost stopped by one snowy evening, as misty as a Turner landscape, and as imbued with swooning as any 1950s melodrama you'd care to namedrop.
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A group labeled "Drawing Penises in Front of Tiffanys' [sic]" is typical of the collection: an image that appears dashed off but is in fact imbued with a sense of place, an inward-facing geography of queer space.
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The book's conceit is that the Telemachus family, formed when a con man fell for a woman imbued with immense reserves of psychic power, fell into disgrace after a disastrous appearance on a talk show in the '70s.
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Due to the secrecy imbued in the process, however, there is virtually no way to know what happened with those 3793 requests, despite the fact that the allegations were levied against elected officials or the people they've hired.
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Her particular handling of drawing tools imbued her illustrations with a sense of animation: she spread ink and pencil marks across surfaces continuously, lifting her hand infrequently so the resulting lines quiver slightly like the strings of instruments.
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But world number five Ko, imbued with self-belief on the back of recent hot form that has taken her to the top of the LPGA money list, displayed composure beyond her years to keep a positive attitude.
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February 9, Tin House "Magical negro," describing that Black character imbued with mystical powers who plays a supporting role to a white protagonist, was a term popularized by Spike Lee to define this problematic trope in American fiction.
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Apparently, it is the notion of collage as well as the invention and industry of the time: mashing up bits and pieces from cultural sources, old and new, into whimsical objects imbued with the optimism of infinite potential.
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It is an intimate, glamorously grotty space, imbued with a close encounters of the very adult kind, and if there's one selector who's come to truly make it their own, it's everyone's favourite sleazy rider himself, DJ Harvey.
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The sneakers, which appear to be your run-of-the-mill Air Maxes at first glance, are actually imbued with a special finish that looks pink at certain angles, blue at others, and can even shift to purple.
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And yet, because the triangle has been imbued with some mystical quality by Jackson and his biographers/thought chroniclers, it's all anyone can talk or think about in New York (along with the latest Melo-drama, of course).
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Think of it like an equation: What I'm saying is how could "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun" played in the style of Taking Back Sunday, imbued with all Adam Lazzara's personal angst and longing, ever, ever be bad?
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The song's continued emergence within that colonial context imbued it with solemnity, and today many view the tune as one of the foremost articulations of han — the bitter, unyielding melancholia that is often described as a national characteristic.
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Welcome the Worms is imbued with the sneering sheen and melodic punk bones of their LA pop-punk foremothers, with songwriting that tackles self-loathing, isolation, destructive relationships, and other adventures in adulting with "oo-whoo-hoo" gusto.
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This stark distinction imbued Soviet-era literature with a gratifyingly Manichaean quality, and Western readers became enamored of the stories of books that had escaped to liberty while their authors remained at the mercy of the Soviet authorities.
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True, he was imbued, as were most of the Founding Fathers, with the republican ethic—which calls for putting the general interests of the community ahead of your own personal interests, with respect to issues of public concern.
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The work, "Two Boys with a Bladder," showing inquisitive children inflating a balloonlike membrane in front of a candle, is an addition to an admired group of paintings by Wright imbued with the Enlightenment spirit of scientific inquiry.
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Hinting at what we might expected from the artist, Rapaport responded to Hyperallergic's request for comment: Martin Puryear has always imbued his work with cross-cultural currents and has spent a lifetime assessing global, cultural, social and political dynamics.
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The film follows 6-year-old Andy Barclay (Alex Vincent), who has no idea that the Good Guy doll he's been gifted for his birthday has been imbued with the spirit of sadistic serial killer Charles Lee Ray (Dourif).
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Imbued with words and images derived from both the Muslim and non-Muslim worlds, the meaning of his works shifts dramatically with their context — both the space of the gallery and the larger geopolitical climate in which they appear.
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I recognized that there was no cinematic Rihanna… We were really imbued with this notion of Black respectability politics and everyone wanting to play the good girl and the good guy and this wholesome thing, super concerned with image.
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Feeling self-consciously neurotic, but also imbued with a noble civic purpose that Jill would surely understand, I emailed her back to confirm that she had my address and that all my bases were covered for getting a ballot.
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It's a subtle contrast imbued with a touch of magical realism — we're never quite sure how much of the prince's world overlaps with the "real," and often the world of the frame narrative seems to blur easily into fantasy.
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" They are society's "bullshit detectors," imbued with the moral responsibility of nudging society in the right direction; yet, they are conscious of the "fatal results of taking a side to the extent that they are bounded by its dogma.
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More than any of Obama's past addresses to Congress, his speech comes imbued with the reality that his term is winding down -- a feeling he acknowledged, and sought to harness, in a preview video released by the White House.
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Speaking before what the Christian university estimated were 50,000 graduates, Trump cast criticisms of his actions as a sign that he was doing honorable work in remarks that touched upon religion but were not particularly imbued with religious overtones.
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I wanted the space, and in some cases the food, to be imbued with an exotic, tropical feel, with the dream of a place like Panama, but almost everything — the ingredients and materials — to be rooted here in Germany.
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And his mastery of words in thousands of speeches, often lasting hours, imbued many Cubans with his own hatred of the United States by keeping them on constant watch for an invasion — military, economic or ideological — from the north.
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Savile Row looms large as an influence for nearly all designers, but perhaps the traditional suit — top-heavy and imbued with a sense of old-world power — need not be the only way to show off a man's physique.
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Particularly in Some Say, McLane's poems are imbued with the shifting of the seasons and the omnipresent sky, though she starts off her collection with a gaze that projects itself from the ground to the depths of the galaxy.
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His role as a rural affairs adviser was to help win "hearts and minds" in "strategic hamlets" as part of the "pacification" program, before napalm and Zippo lighters had imbued those words with an ironic and then sinister stench.
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The musical and erotic thrill of miscegenation, of contact with an exoticized other-among-us imbued with projected musical, sexual and possibly criminal power, is hardly unique to the American imagination: Brazil, or the Roma diaspora, comes to mind.
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Since arriving at Berluti last April, Van Assche has imbued the heritage brand, which was founded as a luxury shoe maker in 1895 and later counted Andy Warhol and Frank Sinatra as regular clients, with a streetwear-inspired edge.
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The voice is more expansive than in her memoirs, imbued with an authority that is all the more powerful because it is diffuse and flexible, aware of its limited perspective and willing to be measured against those of others.
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She presented a grand house imbued with a political story from ceiling to skirting boards, a large, deteriorating room where the psychologies of the characters who lived there seemed to be inscribed as shadows on the blue-painted walls.
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In a career whose breakout role was Bob Morton, a cocaine-sniffing executive in "RoboCop," Paul Verhoeven's 1987 film about an armored cyborg in a dystopian Detroit, Mr. Ferrer often embraced nefarious characters and imbued decent ones with mystery.
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The train was a way of getting our family out into the most remote parts of Norway, a land and seascape imbued with myth and completely foreign to our own lives back home in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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The Patagonia Men&aposs Topley Jacket is our top pick because it&aposs well insulated, water-resistant, and imbued with an understated but undeniable style that will allow you to pass from the ski lodge to the boardroom undetected.
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Melding together fragments of electro and deep techno, the London-based artist's music is imbued with a distinct outsider quality, putting an emphasis on the sense of detachment from the African roots at the core of the NON collective.
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Parker's story fit neatly into that old American horror story of the pure and innocent white woman menaced by the sexually aggressive black man — that story that so neatly combines misogyny and racism — which imbued it with staying power.
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It originally lasted a few days, during which a girl, covered with a golden mixture of cornmeal and clay, became imbued with the power of the first woman and received the ability to heal and bring blessings to her community.
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But our eyes are again drawn to the beard, in profile, beaming proudly, as if the stubble is imbued with indomitable freedom and justice: The beard, like Cap himself, only appears in Infinity War for six minutes and 45 seconds.
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Finally, Sweet Like Sugar Cookie Dough Core is created with Sweet Cream Ice Cream that's imbued with a hint of Almond flavoring and Shortbread Cookie pieces and Cherry Ice Cream with chunks of cherries encasing a Sugar Cookie Dough Core.
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Stein, who outfitted the space with stylish and affordable pieces from Cost Plus World Market, imbued the rooms with more than a few Old Hollywood touches, like velvet sofas, vintage-style maps, gilded accessories and even a couple bar carts.
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If we're ever going to venture through to other side of the uncanny valley—that place where viewers can't discern between what's simulated and what's real—it'll be because we've finally imbued our virtual characters with natural appearances and movement.
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He shot Creed's fight sequences with a balletic grace, and imbued the film's interpersonal scenes with just as much heart and heft (before delivering on his potential with the impressive follow-up project of 2018's absolutely massive hit Black Panther).
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But I'm curious what you think we, as viewers, are supposed to make of this, in a season that's imbued the division between reformers and hardliners with more moral urgency than it ever did the divide between the USA and USSR.
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The moment was imbued with a lot of retroactive significance among liberals who probably overstate the impact of political comedy, and who tend to create narratives where moments of confrontation or rudeness to political opponents accounts for major political shifts.
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Inspired by her experiences on a Fulbright grant to Mexico and Guatemala, the semi-autobiographical Joy Street teems with jungles imbued with an almost Rousseauian vibrancy, delivering a revitalizing shock to its bed-ridden protagonist as she copes with her depression.
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In a video on the website of the Torlonia Foundation, the chief restorer, Anna Maria Carruba, frees a statue from a papier-mâché shell imbued with a solvent, and then gently cleans the surface with soft sponges and a toothbrush.
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Even the age-old PC was interesting, as Windows laptops showed they could have sleek designs with great battery life; monitors grew even larger and got more pixels; and the lowly Chromebook was imbued with new life (and a stylus).
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From the looks of it (not to mention clues from the comics, where he appears as a crime boss), Bushmaster's powers may be the result of an experiment similar to the one that imbued Cage with his own special skills.
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Imbued with even greater self-belief after her ANA victory, and at age 31 entering what should be the peak years of her career, she is confident of a similarly strong performance at Shoal Creek, though is not promising victory.
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An upside-down face meant literally nothing at all until social media users imbued it with a "lol, nothing matters" connotation a couple of years ago, and an eggplant emoji meant an eggplant for only the briefest period of its life.
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"Since I was a child, I've been curious about relics, physical objects believed by so many people to be imbued with holy power, offering insights into the nature of mortality and the divine," Kazan said in a recent phone interview.
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But he heard my versions and said: "Had Seu Jorge not recorded my songs in Portuguese, I would never have heard this new level of beauty which he has imbued them with," which makes me feel I'm walking in clouds.
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Spending a summer wondering what the hell was inside the hatch after the end of Lost's first season may have imbued the eventual reveal with drama in 2005, but it's just a momentary blip if you're plowing through everything online.
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Sadako inverted the horror stereotype, replacing masked and musclebound psychopaths with a little girl in a dress, an apparently innocent figure somehow imbued with a demonic and unknowable menace that tormented loners like Michael Myers and Jason Vorhees couldn't really match.
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We were all excited to become freshly minted FBI special agents, assigned -- according to the needs of the bureau -- across the country, staffing field divisions large and small, and soon to be imbued with sober and grave responsibilities enforcing federal law.
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There are, in other words, lots of familiar themes blowing around in "Godless," which derives its name from Griffin's twisted philosophizing -- imbued with a calm certainty about how he is, or isn't, going to die -- when he's not doing terrible things.
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The idea of heading into town for a few yards of gingham or calico fabric and then turning those lengths of cloth into the family's wardrobe always imbued Ma Ingalls with a touch of magic, to my way of thinking.
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Aurora, whose last name is Aksnes, has a high, pure voice imbued with a serene conviction that can seem childlike or ageless, hinting at fellow Scandinavian singers like Lykke Li and Björk; her melodies hint at Celtic and sometimes Asian music.
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In the mountainous parts of the country, pollo a la brasa is often a highly spiced bird imbued with garlic, chiles, cumin, paprika and either dark beer or soy sauce (an ingredient adopted from the country's large Asian-Peruvian population).
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Salads, too, are better than usual: shavings of kohlrabi and apples imbued with lemon; roasted almonds and raisins over white shreds of stracciatella cheese; a Caesar whose romaine leaves are small and tender, and whose croutons are closer to fried crumbs.
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Mayer imbued these installations with a quiet but colorful pageantry, inspired by Renaissance and Baroque art history and a personalized poetic sensibility marked by her personal and family relationships and respect for the mundane stories that make up everyday life.
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A strange and gorgeous fusion of tragedy and wistful comedy, "The Winter's Tale" is one of Shakespeare's late plays, and it's imbued with the regrets of an older man looking back on damage and loss, wishing for a do-over.
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"Technology like Amazon's Rekognition should be used if and only if it is imbued with American values like the right to privacy and equal protection," said Senator Edward J. Markey, a Massachusetts Democrat who has been investigating Amazon's facial recognition practices.
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Instead, he insists his tunes, like "Blowin' in the Wind" and "Times They Are a Changin,'" were co-opted by civil rights and Vietnam War protesters and then imbued with meaning to make them the marquee songs of the movements.
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He's the chaperone to the young lovers, Eurydice and Orpheus, on their journey to the Underworld, and the narrator-guide to the audience: a kind of griot, as Mr. De Shields described him, imbued with the history of the world.
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"Mike Cromartie did more to ensure that American political journalism is imbued with religious tolerance, biblical literacy, historical insight and an ecumenical spirit than any person alive," Carl M. Cannon, the Washington bureau chief for the website RealClearPolitics, wrote this week.
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