When the yuan moves, it imparts news about global trade.
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His canned yell superficially imparts the mania of the car.
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The thinking is that this dry herb imparts more flavor.
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It imparts energy, focus, mental stimulation and feelings of euphoria.
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And make no mistake, climate change imparts real national security risk.
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Heme imparts "bloodiness" and "meatiness" to the plant-based burger-like base.
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Peled imparts a living, breathing quality to every one of her sculptures.
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This quality of contingent beauty imparts immense emotional weight to Gerhaher's work.
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Cancer can be so bad that it imparts a sense of proportion.
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As McClary suggests, it imparts a human dimension to the modernist sublime.
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The third and final option: deny that knowing more imparts political authority.
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One whiff relaxes the posterior and imparts a reliable and pleasant head rush.
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But Kushner imparts to them, too, a redemptive gloss of dignity and individuality.
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" In short, the Bible states that "the breath of the Almighty" imparts "life.
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The lesson he imparts to Campbell is one of public-sector workers' solidarity.
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The vista is impressive and imparts a feeling of success: art made this happen.
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Her work imparts visual pleasure, but internalizes the migrant's struggles for autonomy and freedom.
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Turning to me with a smile, Sumiko casually imparts her last wish to me.
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The image is anomalous but not the sensation of disorientation and discovery it imparts.
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As they witness this pageant, the old man imparts a crucial piece of advice.
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The speaker – that's me – imparts her hard-earned wisdom… or at least tries to.
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It imparts just the slightest char, in the manner of a good pizza crust.
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Some opt to write a "legacy letter," which imparts values to the next generations.
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Literacy imparts real power, and this is especially important for people who feel powerless.
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All this during a period of imposed rationing that imparts a pall over everything.
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That imparts a tremendous tension to the entire surface, almost a sense of motion.
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She imparts Mariska with a level of dynamism, urgency, and emotion as the story requires.
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For many women, makeup imparts confidence, and the vulnerability of a bare face is real.
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"One of the things growing up in Lagos imparts in you is grit," he says.
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It imparts an early foundation of knowledge that can prepare a child for lifelong success.
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"For me, it's all about creation," Smulovitz imparts after the kitchen closes for the day.
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The nitrogen imparts a sweetness to coffee, helping to reduce the amount of sugar needed.
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His dad imparts some sage advice and tells Colton to trust his gut, so he does.
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We don't see infrared but in great enough quantities we can sense the heat it imparts.
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Just one pump blurs imperfections and imparts the most natural champagne-colored luminosity to the skin.
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Mass immigration demands better integration that promptly imparts language skills, jobs and Western values to newcomers.
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The emollient formula imparts major pigment with a matte texture that won't leave lips feeling parched.
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During pregnancy, the mother imparts the flavors she is imbibing via amniotic fluid to the baby.
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Photographs are snapshots, snapshots are photographs, and if there's one critical lesson Prompto imparts it's that.
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The rising numbers of young Americans getting certain kinds of cancer imparts that lesson as well.
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Metal often imparts a strange flavor to coffee or tea, so a ceramic mug is best.
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His camera's gaze has a quality of reserve, one that insistently imparts respect to his subjects.
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Max Pearmain styled models in the season's free-spirited look, capturing the quiet confidence it imparts.
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Often the crust is slackened by its plastic wrapping, which some feel imparts a chemical flavor.
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Those two wines were fermented in new French oak, which imparts the flavor of the wood.
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But Mr. Fiennes imparts more pain and loneliness than all his open-shirted frolic would suggest.
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The crucial component here is the skillet that imparts a perfectly greasy finish to the crust.
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It imparts a sense that French Muslims are not full French citizens, no matter if they are.
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Kashmiri chile powder imparts a smoky flavor and its lovely color, while coconut vinegar halts the heat.
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And to 'transition' imparts a sense of immediacy, a before and after from one terminus to another.
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It comes free, but it imparts another major lesson: Switch transitions are easy, but not idiot-proof.
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It is from smoke's elusiveness that the artist imparts an untouchable and airy quality to his painting.
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Astor's sister, Madeline (Anna Jacoby-Heron), has little screen time but imparts the film's most resonant wisdom.
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Vampyr manages to imparts a measure of empathy to London's worst by tying experience points to conversation.
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And to "transition" imparts a sense of immediacy, a before and after from one terminus to another.
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That imparts a deflationary bias throughout the zone: almost all euro-area countries now run current-account surpluses.
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The smooth launch imparts a high-tech sheen to week-long celebrations of China's National Day, starting Oct.
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It's a game that remembers what we did there, but imparts an entirely different meaning to each memory.
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Libra will extend America's "financial leadership" abroad, Zuckerberg said, as well as the "values" that such "leadership" imparts.
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Preferring to take risks when his confidence is vodka tinged, his work ethos embraces the lessons failure imparts.
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Adopting the language of the medical establishment imparts a bit of linguistic legitimacy to the activist underdog's cause.
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In liquor, it imparts dry and salty dimensions, and is also used as a decorative addition to cocktails.
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Mr. Freriks imparts several lifetimes of accumulated wisdom about cultivation techniques, some from the time of Louis XIV.
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Das imparts these messages delicately, as filigree on a story already gilded in rich imagery and harrowing conflict.
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On both Channel Orange and Blonde a stern motherly voice imparts wisdom via voice recording as an interlude.
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Despite all the stigmas applied to aging women, the transition of menopause imparts its own strange cultural power.
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Dr. Peterson both informs us about the world and imparts guidance on how we should act within it.
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"She then imparts some valuable motherly advice: "You go on Flora and rise up, because nothing's holding you down.
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The smooth launch imparts a high-tech sheen to week-long celebrations of China's National Day, starting on Oct.
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Perri's goal was to convey the sense of terror and disquiet that the film imparts through its title art.
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The predilection to "use up" imparts a sense of pathos, of a life inverted, in order to consider mortality.
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Sometimes called the "soul of beer", malt imparts sweetness, colour and the starch that is broken down into alcohol.
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But soon, she wonders if he's taking advantage, too, as he drags her around London and imparts his wisdom.
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Timur , because you asked, is a close relative of the Szechuan pepper; it imparts a pleasant, slightly sweet buzz.
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Using Aesop Resurrection Aromatique Hand Wash leaves hands feeling moisturized and supple but genuinely imparts nutrients into the skin.Pros:
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If their service imparts moral weight, then that weight should apply to criticisms of American foreign policy as well.
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This Is Your Life imparts wisdom, humor, and lessons on intentional living to young leaders and elite professionals alike.
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"I told Paul a while ago, the knowledge he imparts is in a language you can understand," Gash said.
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This documentary from Jeff Orlowski "imparts an understanding of how humans rely on coral as well," Mr. Kenny added.
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"We know for sure that this recruits and attracts millennials, retains employees and imparts meaningful social work," says Crozier.
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The story line imparts information about the plight of kids in the foster system and positive messages about adopting.
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This is just one of many pieces of widely applicable wisdom that Havrilesky imparts in How to Be a Person.
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Anything that "imparts an instant glow" might brighten your skin, but only through slight surface exfoliation or light-reflecting particles.
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I suspect he also imparts a certain faith in humanity that I only got a taste of during our interview.
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On Beauty Paring down your beauty routine to a few refreshing essentials imparts a subtle (glitter-free) radiance for summer.
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In journalism, we call this portion the "nut" because it tells readers why the information the article imparts is important.
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But perhaps the most important impact on American democracy will be the lessons the election imparts on Trump's fellow Republicans.
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There's a very wide self-adjusting band of soft leather that sits lightly atop the head and imparts very little pressure.
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Unfortunately, the message Mr. Trump imparts is that it's acceptable to disrespect the institution and demean the individual when he disagrees.
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My favorite of the lot is Jergens Instant Sun Mousse in Light Bronze which stays put and imparts a believable glow.
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"Visually, virtual reality imparts qualities of the environment itself to the food being consumed – making this kind of testing cost-efficient."
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Become the Wes Anderson of photo editing with this course that imparts hacks for adding a cinematic touch to your snaps.
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Listening to it imparts the same wide-eyed hope you get as you set out into the city at 1 a.m.
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On Hudson's feed, the image has been run through a filter that imparts an orange, airbrushed glow to the participants' skin.
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It exfoliates, can get rid of dark spots, can help get rid of acne, regulates sebum, and imparts a general glowiness.
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These elegant and plump little spheres are filled with black sesame paste that imparts a nutty flavor and a striking appearance.
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Similarly, the New Testament imparts clear instructions to, among other things, pay taxes without complaint and to obey the governing authorities.
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But it's the future-fictional twist that delivers the coup de grace, that physically imparts the gruesome reality into our brains, too.
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Where Mord and the Magician are forces driven insane with power, Borne's upbringing under Rachel imparts him with some sense of morality.
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In Kanyamozi's mind, the very existence of Wakanda — and a movie like Black Panther — imparts a hopeful, if a bit bittersweet, message.
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RS (residual sugar) imparts viscosity and moderates spice, so flavors like galangal, delicate fresh basil, leafy lettuces and green papaya can shine.
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In the show, Sedaris imparts her best tips for redecorating at home beginning with the smallest room in her house: her closet.
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On the album, that band includes a tenor saxophonist, Bill McHenry, who imparts some front-line ballast and an element of counterpoint.
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At the outset of his documentary "For the Love of Spock," the director Adam Nimoy (son of Leonard Nimoy) imparts its origins.
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This is the message Dr. Zev Williams, Director of Columbia University Fertility Center, imparts to his patients who have experienced multiple losses.
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The veteran David Garrison imparts the Major-General, the father of a brood of capering lovelies, including Mabel, with a dithery pomposity.
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Not only that, but she imparts a bit of what she learned in her medical training to make a pun on TASTE.
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But the tales she imparts come from her own life as a woman born in southern India and living in New York.
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If you don't use the words for female anatomy and normal function, then that imparts shame and can also lead to confusion.
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Alder wood for instance has a gold smoke and imparts sweet vanilla ice cream notes, due to its natural sugars or polysaccharides.
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I like to pool the sauce on top of the sharp provolone, so that the cheese softens slightly and imparts its bite.
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She uses a lot of natural light, which imparts a near-radiant glow to some of the compositions and particularly to faces.
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But the lessons it imparts so gravely have been delivered a million times before, in everything from Dunkirk to Game of Thrones.
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Mr. Brown's dances usually have a spiritual element, but it's rarely heavy-handed; he imparts more of a sensation than a story.
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Fabio Giampietro takes an everyday metropolis and imparts it with a foreboding, Hitchcock tone (film joke intended) in his elevated painting series, Vertigo.
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Moreover, the wood-grain painter's tools are well-worn, seemingly relics of another time, though their unorthodox usage imparts a decidedly contemporary feel.
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Savit imparts his characters with an uncanny gift for language, and the descriptions of their surroundings are poetic and desolate in equal measure.
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In fact, it has more in common with a lightweight spray-on moisturizer, so it imparts plenty of hydration without disturbing your makeup.
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This tension between the one and the many animates the paintings, as well as imparts another layer meaning into our experience of them.
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What all this probing imparts to the viewer — tragically, sometimes — is that these aren't the sorts of cracks that have to become bigger.
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The hoodie he sometimes wears, which can't help but evoke Trayvon Martin, imparts a larger meaning that the movie doesn't or can't explore.
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For viewers who haven't seen Goldsworthy's art change with time, the gaze of Riedelsheimer's camera almost imparts a false stability to the works.
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While it imparts zero sense of place — the mood's more Mitteleuropa than Montreal — the hotel's bling-y opulence does create a plush cocoon.
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Sliced open, or dried into a spice, the Curcuma longa plant imparts its amber color and earthy, bitter flavor to food like curry.
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Just when you think "Phillauri" is becoming a "Ghost Town"- or "Topper"-type romp, it switches gears, as Shashi imparts her own past.
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The life lessons it ultimately imparts are perfectly reasonable, but they're also ones you've heard from your own nagging parents dozens of times before.
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Eiko, who imparts a sense of loneliness whether in a train station or in Fukushima, can evoke oppression and hardship without being explicitly political.
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That a state of affairs obtains imparts to it a sense of inevitability, an impression that it must always have obtained and always will.
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Catlos imparts an intimate sense of how members of different ethnic and religious communities negotiated subtle alliances and engaged in long-lasting cultural exchanges.
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"Earth" imparts a slim measure of hope: if environmental ruin is a human phenomenon, then it is also within humans' power to stop it.
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Learned cannibalism is when you're taught that consuming a dead loved one allows them to leave the earth, or imparts their goodness in you.
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The idea is that seeing a balance paid off imparts a sense of accomplishment and encourages you to keep on paying off your debt.
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This brave book — which reads like the act of consecration it is — imparts both, and demands society do the same for all who struggle.
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Essentially, the mother not only imparts speech; she also communicates traditions, behaviors, responsibilities, and everything from which one might argue a culture is comprised.
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The elder Anthony then imparts some wisdom he'd gleaned from Pat Riley, his former coach whose legendary idioms have become gospel among basketball fans.
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Said burger also changed the way we think about condiments, with a tangy orange sauce that imparts an oniony sweetness on whatever it touches.
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The World Bank supports the government-run Dharavi Transit Camp School in the area that imparts education to more than 5,000 children in 5 languages.
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It used Peychaud's bitters instead of Angostura, which I think is a little iffy because Peychaud's imparts of bit more of an anise flavor/aroma.
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The crude ash content of Halogeton arachnoideus is over 35 percent, which imparts an alkaline component that increases the pH level of the noodle dough.
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When it is consumed, it both takes a long time for its effects to be noticed and imparts an earthy flavour that some find unpleasant.
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The methods the trainer imparts are classic "dirty tricks", says a non-Honduran expert in election monitoring, who was given a summary of the tape.
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Fogo, which means fire in several languages, is a restaurant-quality charcoal that burns very hot and imparts a mild, smoky flavor to your food.
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And it may be that association that imparts a novelistic vibe to Ira Sachs's "Little Men," beyond the Louisa May Alcott echo in the title.
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For a film about money and its trappings, Gauravv K. Chawla's "Baazaar" doesn't seem too keen on learning the lessons it imparts to the audience.
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"Sweet Bean" crosses this subgenre with the old-person-imparts-wisdom-to-younger-acolyte variety, but it is not typical of either kind of movie.
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What's more, the song contains a very important message that I hope my sister imparts on her daughter: "Mama told me not to sell work".
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It's a hypnotic piece — the shadows make the room's walls feel monumental in scale — and effectively imparts the sense that nature is fragile and changing.
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I love that the former is light, reliable, and low-maintenance, while the latter retains heat and imparts a rich flavor to everything I cook.
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The pleasant, cheery female voice imparts the magnitude of savings demanded of them by the government, and the effect these cuts are having on public services.
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The quantum computer imparts the switch with the probabilities, then solves problems by making the switches talk to one another, kind of like tying them together.
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The lessons that Booksmart imparts in the end are ultimately nothing you haven't heard already: friends are important; people are complicated; don't forget to have fun.
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Dry flotation is completely different, in that the focus is on relaxation of the muscles, the joints and imparts a feeling of weightlessness and deep relaxation.
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Some of the information it imparts is practical—how to navigate the underground system, for example—but its thinly-concealed message is "assimilate quietly or leave".
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And this season we're coveting their Limited Edition Shimmer Scrub, $19.50, which imparts a subtle sheen on the skin that doesn't transfer onto our favorite outfits.
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At first glance, there's nothing remarkable about the commercial; it uses such standard marketing techniques as demographic targeting and imparts a general air of corporate goodwill.
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It turns the intangible tangible, and imparts a sense of permanence to text that can feel ephemeral — especially in the wake of its host shutting down.
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We are here to cook with this golden-brown gift, which imparts its chicken-y flavor to any ingredient we choose to grace its presence with.
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This imparts an overall softness, and permits him to explore a whole rainbow of colors (rather as Schanck does, more glamorously, with his variously tinted foils).
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Many of these growers are in the traditional citrus belt in the eastern San Joaquin Valley, from Bakersfield to Fresno, where the red soil imparts robust flavor.
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The color resembles the brand's sold-out Amuck shade from last year and imparts a shine that would give the Tin Man a run for his money.
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The film-makers follow Mr Whent as he participates in community-board meetings and press conferences, and imparts the new ethos to the latest group of recruits.
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On wax, his voice imparts a vulnerability and sensuality that matches the '90s R&B that inspires him, but in person, he has a more outspoken disposition.
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In much the same way that aligning carbon-fibre composites creates stronger racing cars, aircraft and golf clubs, CLT imparts greater rigidity and strength to wooden structures.
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As much as it imparts Spyro's and the player's objective, and also the technical ability required to make a big, 3D world, it conveys a certain tone.
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Whether granite, limestone, basalt, shale, gravel, slate or clay, each, they argue, imparts consistent characteristics when matched with the proper grapes, particularly when carefully and conscientiously farmed.
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Here, Kageyama imagines what lies beyond Earth (he draws pictures of aliens glimpsed using telepathy) and imparts his love of space to others while peddling his wares.
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Initial chemical analysis, Ms. Grelli said, supports those impressions: The Pennsylvania rye, for example, had elevated levels of ethyl acetate, which imparts flavors like pear and bananas.
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In the process, he imparts to his readers a sense of how the thrill of revolution coursed through not just his subjects' veins but also his own.
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To play with the patterns, the researchers added chemicals like vanilin, an organic compound from the oak barrel that imparts a vanilla flavor, as its name suggests.
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The closest thing to a message that "Rules Don't Apply" imparts — that the slavish sycophants bowing and scraping before their master enable his insanity — is hardly new.
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Prolonged immersion in either imparts to the individual precisely what Trump himself lacks: an interpretation of history and a set of fixed principles—in short, a worldview.
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The conventional story the book imparts is captured by the pull quotes (eye-catching with smart use of color, thoughtfully designed like the rest of the book).
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But the extreme close-up of her palm — the moist whorls and creases of her skin and the blue veins beneath — also imparts an almost absurd sensuality.
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An economy of richly drawn, calligraphic lines describe the drapery and the cassock, while a thick shadow cast on the wall imparts a distinct sense of menace.
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To be sure, the amount of time a spirit spends aging in a barrel affects its taste as the barrel imparts flavor and color onto the liquor.
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The dance follows a similar process as the performers lock in to the beat and the acceleration imparts some drama and suspense: Will the machine go too fast?
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There, she discovers that a major church has been studying a phenomenon called Dust, an elementary particle that imparts consciousness in humans, something that the organization deems heretical.
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"The evolving macroeconomic configuration imparts urgency to strong policy support for the flagging economy in pursuance of the goals set for the MPC," committee member Michael Patra said.
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Henderson imparts a few words of wisdom to the team and does a round of the kitchen before leaving, and the volume rises ever so slightly once more.
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Overall I think what fans of Hillbilly Elegy most like about the book is that it doesn't actually ask you to do anything with the knowledge it imparts.
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"The presence of potato skins imparts a further value in the eyes of reasonable consumers," according to the complaint filed in Manhattan federal court, which seeks unspecified damages.
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Owens's art imparts a sense, from first to last, of being in the middle of a process that doesn't evolve but that spreads, deltalike, from a mysterious headwater.
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Originating in Oakland, California, this strain provides an uplifting, yet relaxing buzz that imparts creativity and focus without the mind-racing element that other sativa-dominant strains impart.
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In several large prints based on similar drawings, a complicated process of scanning, coloring, rescanning and controlled Photoshop degradation imparts a beguiling psychedelic life to misty digital pixelation.
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In some barrels, a yeast known as flor will form on the surface of the wine, which both protects it against oxidation and imparts a sharp, tangy flavor.
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Experience in a kitchen imparts skills like time management, organization, an understanding of cause and effect, as well as the ability to handle pressure and work as team.
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The work's symmetry imparts a sober, ceremonial tone quite different from the pictures, though there is a similar sense of disparate parts being marshaled into an unlikely whole.
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If the new dad also imparts his expansive knowledge on the power of healing crystals to his newborn, this kid is going to be both socially and internally conscious!
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This was the first-ever official CrossFit wedding: the couple, venue, and vows all reflected the culture of commitment that the fitness movement imparts from day one of training.
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Despite having written on and challenged the FDA's "gay blood ban", I never felt the full impact of its discrimination or the sense of powerlessness it imparts until Orlando.
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And in spite of a meandering story and some fuzzy passages, there is a touch of magic in "Museo," a sense of wonder and curiosity that imparts palpable excitement.
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For an athlete like Federer, "that high level of training on a day-to-day basis imparts a degree of heat acclimation just because of high fitness," she said.
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The gaze in each face is serenely endless, but the skin is always unsettled, and this technique works because skin being alive imparts the impression of breath inhabiting it.
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Or her recipe for hot and sour seared tofu with sugar snap peas, which in addition to being delicious imparts a crucial trick for making great tofu at home.
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Kim said none of his career decisions were prompted by chasing medals or to seek approval, and that he makes sure that he imparts that outlook to his children.
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Here, as he imparts his wisdom to the young Carson between confrontational phone calls, Mr. Pacino's Mickey stretches every sentence into its own self-contained, crumbling, leaning tower of words.
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Virtually every interaction outside of gameplay imparts some kind of commentary about the cab industry's plights in the context of competition from Uber and (soon, possibly) its self-driving cars.
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In particular, the electrons in hot, ionized gas (such as the WHIM) should interact with photons from the CMB in a way that imparts some additional energy to those photons.
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The book imparts life lessons and advice gleaned from 29 very different women — from Frida Kahlo and Elizabeth Taylor to Carrie Fisher, Hillary Clinton, Amy Poehler, Shonda Rhimes, and more.
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Broadly speaking, in the traditional approach to education a teacher imparts knowledge to students through direct instruction, and embodies a disciplinary culture in which obedience is both prized and rewarded.
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It's one of the record's most reflective moments, and SZA's addition feels like a shrewd one: her sweet tone imparts exactly the sort of serene energy intended for the track.
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The charcoal powder sucks up dirt, oil, and buildup to make hair look clean, and white-tea extract imparts a cooling, soothing effect to the scalp to make it feel clean.
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We wanted to show that everybody — no matter who they are, where they come from, what they look like, how rich or poor they are — the universe imparts the same reaction.
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Ian Schuster: The yeast itself imparts really different flavors depending on the temperature you ferment it at, and the type and amount of barley, wheat, and other sugars you give it.
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Embracing conflict in animation makes films more realistic and imparts a lasting emotional punch A deficiency that he points to in the animated world is the lack of consequences for characters.
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It's clear why these slippers have such a devoted following: The rubber soles give adequate support, and the cozy sheepskin lining imparts the right amount of comfort without overheating my feet.
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The primary plot of the movie kicks off when Ward and Jakoby stumble into an especially tricky situation with an elf and an ancient wand that imparts great power to the bearer.
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Atkin is known for her signature beachy waves, so it came as no surprise when she launched her Wave Spray — a salt-free blend that imparts tousled texture and natural-looking bends.
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A little over an hour into "Homeland," in a bit of text barely distinguishable from the English subtitles, Mr. Fahdel tersely imparts a piece of information concerning one of the film's subjects.
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Embroidery is not normally used to create a window onto this sort of pain, but Majd's representations of death are somehow more harrowing because of the sense of unreality the medium imparts.
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It could be said of the poet and critic Ilya Kaminsky's new book, "Deaf Republic" — his second full-length collection — that it is not dramatic poetry, but that it imparts poetic drama.
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Both have good reason to question the values their education imparts, and because they see those values as an expression of society's immutable hypocrisy, they doubt that college will make any difference.
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In its explanation of how coral feeds, and how other forms of sea life feed on or around coral, the movie imparts an understanding of how humans rely on coral as well.
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But Blais's book imparts a message — sometimes subliminal, sometimes explicit: Our moral weave has a finer thread count than theirs, and they will never appreciate this place as much as we did.
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That Carl has spent the greater part of his career as a women's rights activist, and that he earned his Ph.D. in queer theory, imparts to the scene a sense of vertigo.
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Her brutally honest brand of humor weaves in and out of stories that are at times laugh-out-loud funny, and other times vulnerable, as she imparts life lessons about growing up.
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In "Harbor of Dieppe: Changement de Domicile" (from the mid-1820s), a lemony sheen imparts grandeur and transcendence to small, down-to-earth figurative vignettes, reminiscent of those in Dutch landscape painting.
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Diluted or in combination with other ingredients, though, it imparts a subtle roundness, in the same way other umami-rich condiments, like anchovy paste or fish sauce, meld unobtrusively into the whole.
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Flash cold smoking, done in the kitchen just before plating, imparts a tangy, cooked woodland savor to the raw flesh of the fish that makes for a delicious cognitive dissonance in the mouth.
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She imparts that wisdom on me, allowing us to see what really happens in the world, but also letting us know what we're loved and have a place to be our true selves.
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The added bonus of this twinning imparts a trippy surrealist effect while retaining a touch of vintage, such as in the Through the Looking-Glass-esque image of two girls falling through air.
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Education matters not because it imparts knowledge, critics said, but because of what it signals about the people who complete university, namely that they are disciplined and more likely to be productive workers.
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The moon enters grounded earth sign Capricorn at 3:56 AM, but the mood is light and airy despite the sense of responsibility Capricorn imparts—because Gemini season begins at 3:59 AM!
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It's a hell-for-leather sprint through alleys and rooftops that both imparts some character to the world and creates an amazing (and thematically appropriate) sense of collective power with your fellow players.
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The moon enters grounded earth sign Capricorn at 63:56 AM, but the mood is light and airy despite the sense of responsibility Capricorn imparts—because Gemini season begins at 3:59 AM!
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"Loving," written and directed by the Southern filmmaker Jeff Nichols, is a slow-paced relationship drama that imparts its messages — love is love; let's try harder to appreciate one another — in a whisper.
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The cemetery, which was depicted in John Berendt's "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil," imparts a sense of sad, haunted stillness with its many decaying monuments and trees weeping with moss.
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Not only is stovetop pizza faster than baked pizza, but it's also often tastier too in my humble opinion, as the seasoning of the cast iron imparts a rich, herb and spice flavor.
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Mr. Lazenby is a good storyteller, chummy but not falsely ingratiating, with seemingly little concern that a lot of the information he imparts concerning, say, his sexual conquests, is arguably Too Much Information.
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They decided to put just one item on their registry: a link to Sail to Prevail, a charity that teaches disabled children and adults to sail and in the process imparts life skills.
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One cigarette imparts the majority of the heart disease risk of smoking, so even if e-cigarettes contain lower levels of the toxic chemicals, they may still impart a similar risk of heart disease.
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Of the last words Twain says to me, she imparts a wisdom that speaks to when Come On Over was released 20 years ago as much as it does today with her record Now.
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Building up to "Shaker Life," an inspirational finale for the full cast of nine (joined at the end by members of the other companies), "Songs" imparts a message about the fruits of collective effort.
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"When added to the rubber used in inov-8's G-Series shoes, graphene imparts all its properties, including its strength," university reader Dr. Aravind Vijayaraghavan said in a statement tied to the shoes.
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One, an underground hydroponic facility in downtown Manhattan, supplies avant-garde restaurants and pizzerias with rarities such as tiny, bright pluto basil and akatade, a Japanese water pepper that imparts a faintly anesthetic heat.
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Part of the distinction of Hoyland's art from that of painters such as Noland and Olitski is the sense of weight and physical presence he imparts to the areas of color in his paintings.
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The oil not only imparts the prettiest sheen to skin without feeling sticky or heavy, but it also smells like drinking a cocktail at sunset somewhere exotic — with notes of fig, pomelo, and Brazilian gardenia.
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The sensation it imparts of a world turned upside-down feels more attuned to our moment than it does to its own, when Bill Clinton was facing impeachment for lying about his sordid sex life.
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He averaged more than 13 strikeouts per nine innings for the seventh year in a row, relying almost exclusively on a fastball he holds like a regular four-seamer, but imparts with a natural cut.
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The fabric also imparts a past elegance that lends the whole piece a touch of romance — this is the sort of chair I imagine would be at home in the once-glorious mansion of Miss Havisham.
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He knows he is still learning on the job but, in his mid-30's, there is no telling how long he has before his body can no longer implement the lessons Pullman imparts on him.
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Gravity as a force does exist What we think of as "gravity," though is actually a constant, a measurement of the acceleration of roughly 403 m/s240 that the Earth imparts on objects due to gravity.
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The curing solution imparts flavor and is left to marinate in the pork for a few hours to several days before it is hung in a smokehouse, where smoke is introduced while the bacon is heated.
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With all that experience in his back pocket—plus, a sweet day job in the modern music business—what's the first bit of advice the big man imparts upon anyone asking about a life in music?
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We love the flavors that new oak imparts into whisky and we also like a light, clean base spirit, so as opposed to malt, we used a single base spirit which is more akin to bourbon.
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I know exactly when egg yolks have reached the perfect texture for a sabayon, or egg whites for a soufflé; I can whisk butter into a reduction sauce in a way that imparts just the right sheen.
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When cooked blonde, expect buttery sweetness; a little more time over the heat brings out a nuanced nuttiness; just a bit further and here comes that touch of bitterness that imparts a satisfyingly deep and rich balance.
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"As a father of three kids, Kim says he makes sure he imparts that outlook on life for his children: "My only expectation, which I tell my kids very, very often, is that they follow their heart.
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The site, which opened in November after three years of construction, is meant to adapt to emerging security threats, and imparts the lessons of recent traumas like the attack on the American diplomatic compound in Benghazi, Libya.
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At Noma, he experiments with cutting down on the acetic acid in the bread—which is responsible for the sharp taste you recognize in rye bread—while increasing the lactic acid, which imparts a softer, almost creamy taste.
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Another aspect of the Jack Daniel's tradition that is being reassessed is the so-called Lincoln County process, in which unaged whiskey is passed through several feet of maple charcoal, which removes impurities and imparts a slight sweetness.
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The Leon Golub: Raw Nerve exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Met Breuer building, imparts that sense of trouble: mostly he paints bodies in contest, in combat, arrayed against other bodies to break them, strike them down.
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The feeling her film imparts will be familiar to anyone who has experienced the politics of the past few years as a series of shocks and reversals that call into question basic assumptions about the shape of reality.
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Ms. Valencia is the only person onstage, but one idea she imparts is that we are never alone: We are the product of our communities and histories, our parents and friends, songs we've heard and dances we've learned.
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As Woody and Buzz dodge toy-breaking neighbors and grapple with playroom politics, Toy Story imparts lessons about friendship, grief, and growing up without ever losing its brilliant sense of humor — or, more importantly, its earnest sense of wonder.
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In Power Your Happy, Sugar documents how she built POPSUGAR from the ground up and imparts important real-life career advice for anyone interested in starting their own company or learning on how to master that work-life balance.
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As Leia, Ms. Fisher plays a critical role in this new one, but her death last December (after production ended) imparts real melancholy to a series that from its start has been defined — if not always comfortably — by loss.
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"Go Tell it on the Mountain," James Baldwin One of the first books I read when I moved to New York City, I like that James Baldwin imparts some of his own experience growing up in Harlem into this novel.
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At the same time, anyone struggling through our current reality will have a hard time not clinging to that brighter perspective on where we go from here, and the message Angels in America imparts might provide a meaningful way forward.
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But the entire focus shifts to protagonist Kratos' relationship with his son Atreus, and how he seeks redemption through the lessons he imparts on the young boy as they journey to the top of a mountain to spread his mother's ashes.
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On the show, the 33-year-old Montreal native—who was once the personal chef and assistant to original Queer Eye foodie Ted Allen—imparts his culinary knowledge on men looking to overhaul their diet and learn to cook for themselves.
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Less than leaving the listener with a melodic takeaway, Tonstartssbandht always imparts a feeling of peace, as if the listener just completed a sojourn—after all, how could one possibly carry a diamond-encrusted anaconda from the center of the maze?
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The year's intensive work schedule taught Wallick a lesson she imparts on indie developers and students across the globe about being willing to put constraints on yourself, if only to counteract the aimlessness that excessive free time and freedom might produce.
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The scale of White's portraits alone imparts an authority and immediate power that, combined with the layers of color, gradient, and ghostly overlays, conjures the experience of a power play between Natalie White, the muse, and Natalie White, the feminist creator.
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"I think that the message and the vehicle, and the way that it imparts the message is pretty powerful, using not only our voices but also our bodies, in a very appealing and kind of cool-looking dance," she said.
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Himalayan Salt Block and Holder Set, $49.90, Crate & BarrelAlso known as a salt tile, this slab of pink Himalayan sea salt imparts a subtle salty bite to seafood, meat, and vegetables (and makes a perfect present for the budding grillmaster in your life).
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"Treat every case like that's your mom that you're transferring," is the motto Mr. Smeltz imparts on the staff of the mortuary transport business he owns that sends him all over New Jersey and Pennsylvania and to other locales, picking up bodies.
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But Mr. Ogen continued and more students soon joined, including Rabbi Schwartz, who said he was "thirsty to learn the wisdom of the body" — wisdom he now imparts to his students at the yeshiva where he teaches both Torah studies and movement classes.
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Composed in cadences reminiscent of fables, this poem is a bittersweet song for our tortured world, dispensing light and dark equally as it imparts — with a candor usually reserved for children or griots — yet another chapter in the eternally calamitous tale of humanity.
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Cody's Lab says "the light imparts momentum(P=E/C)" and explains that this works similarly to the solar sail—a type of spacecraft propulsion that uses light (sunlight, lasers, etc.) beamed on mirrors to create radiation pressure and push itself forward through space.
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It matters that the markings are glaze, clay and slip (often pumped from a spray applicator) because the consistency between the pigmentation and the underlying form (clay on clay, rather than paint on clay) imparts an organic unity that the artist subverts to disorienting effect.
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There's probably a reason something's wrong, so figure out whyShufelt discovered that the mass producers were using blunt techniques to remove alcohol from their lagers and ales, which imparts a bland or bitter taste to the options available at most grocery or liquor stores.
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The rhetoric we now see from the mostly white, mostly male GOP leadership is consistent with the lesson that our legal system unofficially but powerfully imparts: that their presumptive innocence will be a shield to them even when they are guilty of grave harm.
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But it could not be less folly to abolish liberty, which is essential to political life, because it nourishes faction, than it would be to wish the annihilation of air, which is essential to animal life, because it imparts to fire its destructive agency.
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Even the presence of the descriptor "American" in the show's title feels like a subtle gag—a reminder that applying the adjective to almost any noun now imparts instant gravitas, an assurance that whatever is being explored can be slotted into some grand and solemn continuum.
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The most remarkable item on display is the dinghy in which he came to shore at Banna Strand; it looms over the whole exhibition, and imparts an uncanny sense of his presence there: It was the closest I'd yet come to a meeting with his ghost.
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Sforno, a rabbi and philosopher who lived in Italy in the first half of the 16th century, imparts to Jonah's wild and marvelous story (the story of a prophet who prophesies not in Israel but in the capital of evil that was Nineveh) its great metaphysical depth.
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And the way Linklater accomplishes this is as perfect and gentle as anything in his filmography, with a beautiful, sun-dappled meeting between would-be lovers in the early dawn, followed by that first moment of class, when a professor imparts a lesson the boys are still too young to understand.
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In the end, nothing that Rodrigues says resonates as deeply as Inoue's terrifying, teasing whine, which conveys the larger cultural and political stakes; nothing imparts the mystery of creation as potently as the flicker of a darting emerald lizard or an eerie parade of cats prowling through a spookily deserted village.
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Often, when the subject of Christian faith (or faith in general) is discussed publicly in the US, the putative benefits of belief are fiercely defended: custodians say that it provides a moral compass, gives people a sense of community membership, encourages loyalty to a tradition that imparts direction and purpose, cultivates ancestral connection.
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Tatcha Skincare for Makeup Lovers: Dewy Glow Set, $65 (valued at $105), available at Sephora This set includes four popular clean skin-care products — a cleanser made with moisturizing camellia oil, a gel moisturizer that intensely hydrates, a hydrating mist that imparts a dewy finish, and a primer for a smooth canvas.
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Omkar Deshpande and Vivek Kaul of The Young Socratics studio may have pulled off the impossible: With their Kickstarter-funded puzzler Odyssey, they've created the rare educational game that both imparts several classes' worth of real scientific knowledge while managing to keep it fun as a game chiefly aimed at middle schoolers.
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Teeny-bopper fans expecting a continuation of the made-for-TV-band's sitcom hijinks were inundated with a string of largely unrelated surreal Monty Python-esque sketches, including a journey through actor Victor Mature's hair, a swami who imparts the secret to the universe, and Dolenz leaping off the Gerald Desmond Bridge to swim with porpoises.
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This doesn't matter much for three reasons: because they have the gift of catchy, because we always feel they're on our side, and because splitting the vocal leads between stentorian baritone drummer Stephanie Luke and squeaky soprano guitarist Julia Kugel-Montoya imparts a dynamic range and novelty value matched by no other punk band, grrrl or otherwise.
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His "Draw Span of C. & N.W. R.R. Bridge at Clinton, Ia." (1885) tracks the bridge's lively rhythm of lines and shapes beneath a cloudless sky; it imparts a modernist crispness that is softened by the oval format (shared by all Bosse's photographs in the show), the blue paper, and the serenity of the rocky shoreline in the foreground.
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Apart from its value in making several had-to-find essays available, this volume imparts a nuanced sense of a man who not only styled himself an avant-garde philosophe (not unlike his teacher John Cage) but also made a sustained and messy effort to create a worldly space for a certain kind of art, performance, and writing—and life.
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But we know that head-to-ground hits can cause higher levels of rotational acceleration, especially when they represent a "combined impact" scenario: a player is hit on the shoulder, say, causing a whiplash effect with rotational acceleration to the head, and then when the player hits the ground with increased momentum, that second contact imparts a force in the opposite direction.
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In the piece "Shango: We are here, because you were there" (2018) Camacho appears in a red leotard with ruffles and ornamentation, holding a red axe, and wearing on her head a beaded red helm — an outfit that imparts to the viewer that she is a warrior, but she conducts her campaigns through song and the music of the drum.
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She imparts advice about how to cook vegetables like goya or bitter melon, a knobbly green vegetable rich in antioxidants, and sweet potato, which is rich in flavonoids, fiber and vitamin E. On a tour of a local food market brimming with colorful vegetables and fruits, she singles out foods that form the stock for many dishes on the island, such as kombu, a kind of seaweed, and katsuobushi, dried fish.
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In a 3-to-2 ruling handed down on Tuesday, it found that "the word 'sex' in West Virginia Code § 61-6-21(b) is unambiguous and clearly imparts being male or female, and does not include 'sexual orientation,'" according to a majority opinion written by Chief Justice Allen H. Loughry II. The court's ruling was celebrated by West Virginia's attorney general, Patrick Morrisey, who did not side with the state, which argued that sexual orientation was a protected category under the hate crime law.
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