When you got everything going, the 120Hz screen still impresses.
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"He impresses me every single day," she said of Taylor.
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The silver surfers' inexhaustible patience impresses him above all, he said.
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She then impresses Sly with her very extensive knowledge of Rocky.
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But it isn't just the American's dancing that impresses La Blanc.
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This whole photo both impresses me and warms my cold heart.
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What impresses Pera most these days, though, is Harden's mental game.
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Nathan also impresses Saladin, when he is summoned to his presence.
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But what kind of résumé really impresses firms looking for interns?
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Is there anyone in the tech space whose style impresses you?
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Elle even manages to mind-flip one van, which impresses even Lucas.
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But where the city really impresses is in innovation and political will.
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That always impresses me, and that draws me in and attracts me.
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So, what impresses Trump is a person's track record, instincts and impression.
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The large Tufton impresses with clear, powerful sound even when on battery.
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"I sink," Mr. Romney said, explaining why the sport impresses him so.
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The tidy film impresses a stark fact: This dance is just beginning.
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And it&aposs not just one location of the company that impresses.
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However, Chandler impresses him more when he dresses up as Santa Claus.
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Engin Kaan Gunaydin impresses more subtly because he has fewer holes to fill.
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Maisel, that impresses the viewer with its considerable budget for sumptuous historical stylings.
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The thing that consistently impresses his instructors and allies is his work ethic.
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The decision of an artist to simply enlarge appropriated images no longer impresses.
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It's not often that a mommy-and-me collection impresses us — until now.
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Founded by three brothers in November 2012, La Malinche impresses from first glance.
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Yes, that impresses some people, while also being a critical feature for night riding.
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The Jaguar E Type impresses with swooping lines, elongated hood and striking wire wheels.
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Taylor Swift Impresses Onlookers in NYCLeslie Jones: Major Hacker UpdateLarry King Addresses Cheating Scandal
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So you just get the tattoo of any MC that impresses you... That's dedication.
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JD: But Bezos impresses me because of the — not ruthlessness — because of the creativity.
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It impresses me that you have the presence or the commitment to continue doing this.
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That's what impresses me most about him, because out here, there's no place to hide.
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"Shark Tank" often impresses us with its wide variety of creative solutions to everyday problems.
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Will, as DeMario had done during the basketball date, impresses Rachel with his athletic prowess.
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"The thing that impresses me most, I term it 'boring professional'," manager Brian Snitker said.
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Maybe Mariah Carey has seen so much of the world that nothing impresses her anymore.
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As the results show, men in the study thought eating a whole lot impresses women.
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Johanna Unzueta impresses with abstract compositions that draw on the forms of indigenous Chilean textiles.
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It&aposs the stunning presence and soundstage delivered by this small cube that impresses most.
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"Sailor is truly one fearless, strong, amazing person who just always impresses me," she said.
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Which impresses other Chinese investors, and they flock in ever greater numbers to those markets.
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What impresses most is the programme being devised by Christoph Lieben-Seutter, the Elbphilharmonie's general director.
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That said, through our conversation he impresses that experiences over possessions are his most prized investments.
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In the new ad, Obama impresses the urgency of getting out every vote to stop Trump.
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While the chain usually impresses me, its $1 breakfast burrito left a lot to be desired.
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But it's not just the past that impresses in Mumbai — the present is pretty happening, too.
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What impresses me most is how Wenzel keeps the cat at arm's length from the reader.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNAnthony Bourdain: Special Meal For TrumpMayweather's Bodyguard Beats Down FanJanet Jackson Impresses Tyler Perry!
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What impresses him most aren't her abilities, but her – her kindness, her optimism, her generosity of spirit.
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On the flip side, there is a darker facet to the pixel, which Sunwoo's work impresses upon.
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He has a talent for confronting the powerful in a way that impresses rather than angers them.
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Native Union Drop Wireless Charger, $59.99, available at AmazonNative Union always impresses with its stylish tech accessories.
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Trump is less impeded than ever, a fact that impresses even those he has mocked and spurned.
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"Lady Bird," too, explores gender, but what impresses me even more is its observant take on class.
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"What impresses me is how Joe Biden has turned his pain into empathy and service," Lightfoot said.
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The rooftop bar impresses with sweeping city views and an indoor pool makes for a nice amenity.
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Greenwell's novel impresses for many reasons, not least of which is how perfectly it fulfills its intentions.
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But what impresses me the most is the performance you get from that AMD RX Vega M GPU.
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Almost nothing in the Senate impresses an 85033-year old; introducing her to Captain America was pretty awesome!
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I never got why going fast was supposed to impress me; what impresses me is a quick wit.
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The 5X is a Trojan Horse, it impresses you with its exterior but something more nefarious lurks within.
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But what impresses me most about the series is how completely unsentimental Neuvel is about the status quo.
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Annalise and the clinic make headlines for solving Jamie's missing persons case, which impresses the Middleton University president.
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It's humid and subdued, and Keys turns in a vocal take that impresses with subtlety rather than firepower.
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Was this a statement about the way that pain impresses itself to the detriment of other feelings generally?
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" Twins second baseman Brian Dozier said: "What impresses me with what Joe's doing this year is the juice.
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If Apple successfully impresses consumers with its new devices, it could be on track to become a company.
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At $249, it's a little pricey, but you're getting a pretty sophisticated robot that impresses right from the start.
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It impresses, and signals more good things to come from consumer virtual reality and — more broadly — our technological future.
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At the moment Mr Maduro impresses only hardline admirers with his wild talk of American imperialists planning an invasion.
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One thing that always impresses me about the WA7 is its total silence when not playing back any music.
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If she impresses, she's invited to join the paid training program, which can last from six to nine months.
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"This dish easily impresses without requiring much skill in the kitchen," says the author of the True Roots cookbook.
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Generette juggles these projects with his full-time teaching duties, a fact that still impresses his friends and collaborators.
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Not the sort of thing that impresses Angelenos, so blasé about celebrities and rich kids valeting their supercars at restaurants.
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Through various circumstances, he impresses his idol, the world's greatest superhero, All Might, with his struggle to be a hero.
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She helps design Carol's new suit and impresses Nick Fury with her ambition to build rockets and one day fly.
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If your pitch impresses, you might be crowned the Startup Alley Wild Card Winner — and compete in the Startup Battlefield.
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Still, "Godsend" impresses because Wray is so fearlessly committed to his fictional world, and to his own depiction of it.
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Plug the gap with the PCalc app, which impresses whether you use it on an iPhone, iPad, or Apple Watch.
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What impresses about de Courcy's American imports is how efficiently they adapted their native skills to England's resistant class structure.
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He impresses clients with a rolodex full of political and corporate contacts, according to one person familiar with the matter.
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"The thing that impresses the heck out of me is (Barkov) is cool as a cucumber on that bench," Rowe said.
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Click here to view original GIFI'm not sure what impresses me the most in this video of workers painting the street.
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And it impresses on me a very deep sense of responsibility to future generations, to people today to get it right.
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Housed in a rather unassuming space, this efficient and friendly vegan cafe impresses with its fresh wraps, bowls, burgers and desserts.
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Keaton's training regimen impresses his hockey-playing brother, who was selected by Philadelphia in the fourth round of the 2012 draft.
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When they next meet with Fertitta, Gabuzzi impresses him with two cases of bottled tea that she packaged and designed herself.
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"When a client is considering moving to Tribeca, visiting a local haunt where you are known is what truly impresses people."
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The work impresses as an audition piece, proving its maker to be the hands-down choice for whatever employment would arise.
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From her head-turning accessories to her intricate hairstyles, she always impresses us on the carpet in outfits she proudly styles herself.
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What impresses about ArtRage is that it's an app that manages to grow with you as you get more confident with designing.
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Creating a modern SaaS for a neglected business category may not be shockingly original, but for some reason it always impresses me.
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" Another Phillies scout, Brandy Davis, insisted "'good face' is objective: it means he impresses you as an athlete—not a pretty boy.
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It, like so much of A Plague Tale, does what it needs to do, which is why the game so regularly impresses.
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He is a day laborer who somehow fell into fame on his way to work and it impresses him not a whit.
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The documentary impresses upon audiences how determined Davis was to make it in Hollywood without his race being a factor or deterrent.
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He impresses as somebody's son, somebody's brother, who is embarking on adulthood with resilient confidence but a good deal yet to learn.
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"What really impresses me as I leave is that women will reach an equal place soon," he said of the Assembly membership.
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Shepard's quick character sketches have been honed over four previous collections, but what impresses is his ability to convey compressed, cinematic action.
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Like Erike, Narula, Gupta and others, she impresses me as sincere, smart, dedicated to her craft, and determined to pursue it ethically.
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But Carrie impresses to him that if he doesn't help her out, an innocent boy will be taken advantage of by the system.
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As for the G7's other assorted tricks, its 6.1-inch LCD display impresses by actually delivered on its 1000-nit brightness claim.
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Ethan and my's starting point, design-wise, is to first try to create a sound design that impresses us, and makes us excited.
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Nothing impresses Sagittarius like a date who wants to keep learning and adjusting their routines to reflect the latest advances in their field.
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They've held up extremely well, continue to pair seamlessly via Bluetooth, and the sound quality still impresses me every time I use them.
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I keep looking for work that surprises, moves or impresses me, never asking who did it or thinking about it as an investment.
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" Papamichail also said, "What really impresses me is his perception of the inside anatomy and how delicately he is moving the robotic instruments.
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Her potent, evocative fiction still impresses itself on new readers; her essays give clear and vivid insight into a writer's mind at work.
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While Nyesha Arrington's dessert is gr-r-reat (sorry), her progressive California cuisine impresses with way more than than nostalgic twists on childhood favorites.
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It's not just Burks' talent that impresses me—it's how she has emerged as a champion for representation and access in the tech industry.
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"His ability to get better and handle the ebbs and flows of a season," manager Bryan Price said on what impresses him about Schebler.
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Donald Trump cares more about impressing people than anything else, and the way he impresses them is by telling them how impressive he is.
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After the hero arrives in Italy, he favorably impresses a local king named Latinus, who promises his daughter, Lavinia, as a wife for Aeneas.
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But what really impresses me about Buttigieg is that he's campaigning as a moderate Midwest problem-solver in a field full of coastal ideologues.
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Perhaps the most meme-worthy moment of the night was delivered by none other than Billy Porter, who always impresses on the red carpet.
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He signed a 2-year deal, but if he impresses off the bat, there's a chance he could be back in the NFL by 2019.
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Or is it more a minor masterpiece, a short and dominant performance in an obscure game that re-impresses the point of LeBron's essential dominance?
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I'm officially a Vive fanboy But the Vive also impresses me with the thoughtfulness put into how a user might relate to the outside world.
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Among all its services, it is perhaps its promise of a cashless economy, a recurring dream of the internet age, that impresses onlookers the most.
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If Flacco impresses, Denver could let it ride another season for $20.25 million in 2020, again with the ability to move on without dead money.
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Fortunately, "Connectivités" impresses with its colorful evocation of Renaissance-era maritime powers — including Istanbul, Venice, Seville and Lisbon — through Ottoman ceramics, Italian silks and more.
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If I had to pick one thing that most impresses me about Parasol Baby Wipes, it wouldn't technically be about the wipes themselves at all.
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Auditioning under the maternal eye of choreographer Madame Blanc (Tilda Swinton), she impresses and is welcomed into the fold, swiftly climbing the all-female ranks.
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Like Pompeo, he has the sort of résumé that impresses this president, including two Harvard degrees and post-9/11 stints in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Dan, incapable of much original thought, impresses his colonial acquaintances by quoting movies — Deborah, his new girlfriend, both completes him and had him at hello.
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Mind. Blown. But the latest transformational video impresses in another way: It shows the power of makeup to lift the spirit during the worst of times.
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Dark Souls was never a technical showcase even in 2011, but the twisted dark fantasy art still impresses today, particularly in the palm of your hand.
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She's now among a number of Olympians working in wealth management at big banks, which hope that the cachet of these athletic careers impresses prospective clients.
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It's not just the scale of their conservation efforts that impresses, it's the variety -- from near impenetrable rainforests in the south to wetlands in the north.
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Something else that really impresses me is just how awesome and prevalent women and people of color (and especially women of color!) are in this world.
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Nothing about Ben Zobrist impresses all that much at a glance—the rigid gait, the thin forearms, the hunched and almost apologetic stance at the plate.
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Among the supporting players Ms. Lagerfelt impresses with her fervent but conflicted Daya, and doubles as a Christian patriarch who assails the Templar for his choices.
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Then again, the Trump family dynamic is almost as mysterious: His children's obedience, loyalty and nearly impeccable public demeanor impresses even some of his harshest critics.
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Although Lauren impresses Amy and Dave with her elegance and limp handholding, JoJo's emotional gusto and intuition about their son's character leave an even stronger impression.
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She's now among a number of Olympians working in wealth management at big banks, which hope that the cachet of their athletic careers impresses prospective clients.
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This set includes a bunch of other helpful features, like capacity markings, helper handles, and all-round pouring rims, but it's the warranty that really impresses.
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Critic's Pick The first large exhibition of paintings by the young Los Angeles-based artist, who died in 2015, impresses on several fronts at David Zwirner.
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If delegates go into the convention not knowing anything about the candidates but just waiting to see who impresses them, that's not a sign of party strength.
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Evan impresses over and over that he has no attachment to his shiny possessions, he never mentions his net worth and rarely demands the centre of attention.
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"It is a beautiful, sorrowful work," our critic Jennifer Senior says, adding that it "impresses in many senses," leaving an afterimage once the book is put away.
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I come from an art background and that's what really impresses me with the looks and the makeup: it's often a one-off artwork for the night.
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From the drag-and-drop option for moving events around your planner, to the natural language voice input support, Calendars continually impresses down to the smallest of details.
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But while Hillary Clinton impresses those who serve alongside her, she's got a set of weaknesses that are really all that gives Trump a chance in this election.
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Although the 90s thing to do would be to roll one leg up or let one strap hang loose, that sartorial asymmetry impresses exactly zero Capricorns, Herstik explains.
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It seems that the word "heresy" impresses historians deeply, that it carries the suggestion of an irrational, possibly sinister zeal, marginalizing all those who are stigmatized by it.
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That impresses few people outside the tech community, for the Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act was crafted exceedingly narrowly to target only those intentionally engaged in trafficking children.
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"CEO Satya Nadella impresses many people as an intellectual techie, but he doesn't get enough credit for competitive spirit and nature when it comes to winning," Cramer said.
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Even if he impresses in spring training, this season he is likely to be only a part-time starter, at best, as the Mets carefully limit his innings.
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In other news, James Kennedy spins at his first "See You Next Tuesday" DJ night at SUR, and the high turnout (and lack of drunken shenanigans) impresses Lisa Vanderpump.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNEllen's Boob Joke Lands Her a LawsuitAn 'America's Got Talent' Star Impresses Metal LegendsBobby Brown Speaks Out on Whitney & Bobbi KristinaAmber Heard's Friend Comes To Her Defense
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The movie's clearest achievement was to impresses the point that parents are often a black daughter's first and last line of defense from internalizing society's contempt for their looks.
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No matter who impresses in June or who makes a run in September, only one team gets to hoist the trophy into the air after winning the World Series.
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The book's hectic, slapstick invention impresses but also threatens to outstay its welcome, and Waldemar's predicament seems more and more like a madcap parable about the act of writing.
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Sekou's dedication to championing his right to free speech impresses Carrie, and their pathsquickly intersect after his site gains too much steam and he's scooped by U.S. authorities forsuspicious activity.
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The table lamp really impresses in two ways, including sound quality and — this might seem obvious — by virtue of it also being a great lamp as well as a speaker.
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By classifying messaging, it can provide feedback on what pitches typically work best for specific management roles — a hook that impresses a CTO might fall completely flat for a CMO.
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A series of images show the spider in its full glory and impresses the enormity of the task for the spider -- the rodent is significantly larger than its own body.
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The signature cloud-like white texture lets everyone know that you're up on what's cool in the world of covetable sneaks and even impresses those who aren't in the loop.
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He consistently impresses me by keeping his head down, getting the job done, and still seeming to be a human who wants to help others, rather than a career politician.
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The A4 might be the best car Audi has ever built, but as I wrote of the Model 3 after my week-long test:The Model 3 impresses on all fronts.
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The CEO's questions are: Candidates who are able to provide solid answers to these big picture questions demonstrate that they've given their careers some serious thought, and that impresses him.
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Porn is "not all bad," said A., who was frank and funny, with a slew of advanced-placement classes on her transcript and a self-assured manner that impresses adults.
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Baldur's Gate 3 looks like a great premise for an RPG, but what impresses me even more was how many different versions of that adventure each sequence seemed to imply.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzCruz 'impresses' his daughter with Chris Evans meeting Three Senate primaries to watch on Super Tuesday The advantage of paying for medical care directly MORE (R-Texas).
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The veteran center put up 16 points and 12 rebounds on Friday after missing the previous three games with a leg injury and impresses his teammates with his all-around game.
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The winner of a game is determined by whoever collects the most number of coins and "impresses" turtles by performing daring leaps of faith and other cool tricks with your player.
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If Google impresses Wall Street with its earnings report on Monday afternoon, it may just be the most valuable company in the world by the time you wake up on Tuesday.
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My personal favorite is the birthday girl in head-to-toe leopard print who performs an impassioned rendition of Shania Twain's "That Don't Impress Me Much" which impresses me very much.
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FITZPATRICK IMPRESSES Ryan Fitzpatrick completed his first series for the visiting Tampa Bay Buccaneers with a 6-yard touchdown run, but the Cincinnati Bengals pulled away for a 23-12 victory.
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The bass is solid and deep, with the opening to Mat Zo&aposs "The Sky" producing a very strong thump you can feel, but it&aposs the balance that impresses most.
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As things stand, Folk is still the top man for the job in New England, but if Gable impresses on the practice squad, the Patriots just might give him a shot.
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The rising actress impresses as the Seven's would-be eighth member, who wrestles with the fact that she may have invited more death to her town by hiring Chisolm and his men.
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Much of the game impresses a dire sense of isolation — you're all alone on this strange planet, trying to find away back to civilization — but the bots provide some much needed comfort.
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The French technique I absorbed during my culinary education still comes in handy: I can chop onions with a precision and speed that occasionally impresses friends who don't have a culinary background.
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Forgot my element-absorbing armor, didn't I. And even when it's faced with a genre of game that it maybe shouldn't be suited for, like a frame-precise fighter, the 3DS impresses.
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Forgot my element-absorbing armor, didn't I. And even when it's faced with a genre of game that it maybe shouldn't be suited for, like a frame-precise fighter, the 3DS impresses.
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When Taki is in Mitsuha's body, his basketball skills turn her into a school champion, and when Mitsuha is in Taki's body, her feminine sensitivity impresses the girl he has a crush on.
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During an interview on The Hollywood Reporter's Awards Chatter, Roberts said Pitt was the one movie star who impresses her the most when it comes to how he handles the challenges of fame.
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" She added that she might be swayed by "someone who sounds authentic, and someone who impresses me with their knowledge and with some plans about how to move forward without being extremely radical.
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The published script cites Harold Pinter's "Betrayal" by way of self-evident comparison, but what impresses about Lindsay Posner's stinging production is how different are the bed-hopping climes of the two plays.
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And the thing that always impresses on me is not how tall they are—though they are very tall, don't get me wrong—but how extraordinarily slight of frame many of them are.
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She tries many different genres and she writes about many different things, which really impresses me because I sometimes think I have no imagination and can't write about anything except my own life.
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Actor Conleth Hill impresses me, especially when he takes on these revealing personal monologues — as he did when explaining his past, and revealing why he had a box full of sorcerer shipped to him.
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But what impresses me about Watch Dogs 2, and what I hope will become an even greater MO for the franchise's future, is the decision to turn the GTA formula into a puzzle game.
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If there is one thing that consistently impresses in Jeremy Stephens's fights, it is that he can keep walking down opponents and throwing as hard as he is able to, without slowing down considerably.
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What most impresses me about Togetherness is the way that it's willing to be a series about tiny pebbles dropped into otherwise placid ponds, with the aim of observing how the ripples affect everything else.
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They are also a relatively manageable bake-at-home project which lends itself to the sort of decoration that both impresses and demonstrates motherhood (think of those children's parties so many of us slave over).
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Its character-focused vignettes and combat mechanics ingratiate vitality and immediacy, but the game's sheer spectacle impresses that the First World War—its tragedies and its consequences—are present inand prescient to the modern world.
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The nearly two dozen Democrats rumored to be considering a presidential run have blanketed the country with endorsements, fundraisers and events, hoping their work impresses Democratic activists and wins favors from lawmakers they help elect.
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In the letter the EDPS impresses on the Commission the importance of "effective" data anonymization — which means it's in effect saying a technique that does genuinely block re-identification of the data must be used.
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The scale, though, impresses even Koch officials: For Our Future claims 900 paid canvassers -- just a few hundred less than the entire Koch network -- and knocked on their four millionth door of the cycle this weekend.
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It impresses, with the benefit of its creator's perspective, that hardship is long lasting but can eventually be wielded; and that when armed with the experiences of grief, turmoil and recuperation, life and relationships become fuller.
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The famous hits shine brightly, and fans make grand claims for Damn the Torpedoes, his commercial and critical breakthrough, but what most impresses is how he kept going for so long at such a quality standard.
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In the film, Tom Cruise's character is admitted to Princeton despite an entirely middling academic record when he impresses his interviewer by turning his parents' nicely appointed suburban colonial into a brothel while they are away.
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"There is nothing about this skinhead lesbian that impresses me and there is nothing that she has to say unless you're a frothing at the mouth moonbat," Gibson tweeted of González, according to the Press Herald.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTed Cruz takes aim at Alabama vasectomy bill: 'Yikes' 'Medicare for All' will turn into health care for none Cruz 'impresses' his daughter with Chris Evans meeting MORE (R-Texas) and Rep.
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" It's telling that to find any substance on Gillibrand's life in China in the mainstream media, you have to go as far back as a 2009 article in the NYT titled "New York senator impresses with Mandarin.
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However, on a recent trip home from a weekend visiting family in Boston, I had the chance to fly on the A220 to see how the plane is holding up six months later and whether it still impresses.
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I think Advance Auto and O'Reilly are both good, cheap growth stocks, but AutoZone impresses me as an absurdly cheap value play, and we know they're fighting back against online competition with their own next-day home delivery service.
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In "La La Land" (2016), Emma Stone has given up on an acting career until Ryan Gosling persuades her to return to Los Angeles and drives her to an audition that impresses the producer, and she becomes a star.
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Book Loews Miami Beach Hotel starting at $229 per nightThe Loews Miami Beach is a sprawling resort that impresses with a grand entrance, sweeping lobby, and manicured gardens and fountains leading down to an attractive pool and beach area.
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"There is nothing about this skinhead lesbian that impresses me and there is nothing that she has to say unless you're a frothing at the mouth moonbat," Gibson tweeted in response to a report about Parkland student Emma Gonzalez.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzCruz 'impresses' his daughter with Chris Evans meeting Three Senate primaries to watch on Super Tuesday The advantage of paying for medical care directly MORE (R-Texas) to finish speaking before he walked past: http://bit.
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One of the many things that impresses me about Le Guin is indeed she wrote and appeared to live as if there was no time to spare -- she was always engaged with the world, both in fiction and through opinion pieces.
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The allusions to photography make sense when considering the nature of Boersma's artistic process: "I take long walks with my camera through my hometown and major cities, and I take pictures of what impresses me the most," he explains to Creators.
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The senior Przemek Karnowski, a 7-foot-1, 300-pound center from Poland, leads the conference in field-goal percentage, but it is his court vision that really impresses, his ability to spot cutting teammates and hit them in stride.
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Companies like Mindspark realize this and look to fill the gaps in its workforce with those who can do the job, rather than just filling seats with whomever impresses or shows social aptitude, something those with ASD tend to lack.
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They start at the Art Institute, continue on to a community meeting at a housing project (where Obama addresses the crowd and impresses Michelle without ever quite resorting to showboating), and end by going to see Spike Lee's Do the Right Thing.
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Chicago's Da Brat impresses with her steadfast delivery about smoking weed overseas, and Missy manages to steal a verse at the last minute, joking that Kim is only using her for interpolation of Kool and the Gang's 1979 hit of the same name.
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At the game's end, when he has robbed, kidnapped and killed his way into a fortune and in doing so lost family—literal and metaphorical pieces of himself—he impresses upon us that the country around him is sinister in multiple ways.
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Synopsis: Written and directed by Amy Heckerling, "I Could Never Be Your Woman" is a romantic comedy in which Rudd plays Adam Pearl, a bright young actor who impresses television scriptwriter Rosie (Michelle Pfeiffer) at an audition and begins a relationship with her.
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" Last week, a Republican candidate for the Maine House of Representatives named Leslie Gibson said of Parkland survivor Emma Gonzalez, "There's nothing about this skinhead lesbian that impresses me and there is nothing to say unless you're frothing at the mouth moonbat.
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It uses the latest in image compression technology to cram your pictures into smaller file sizes with a minimal loss of quality, but what really impresses about the app—coded in the WebAssembly programming language—is its speed, even under a relatively heavy load.
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Approaching the debate through a pro-LeBron lens is less about pitting two great players against each other (which I of course do later in this column) and more about contextualizing an awe-inspiring, unprecedented individual season that impresses in a way Harden's does not.
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And when all is prepared duly, the chief officer deputed by the Khan smears the seal entrusted to him with vermilion, and impresses it on the paper, so that the form of the seal remains imprinted upon it in red; the money is then authentic.
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Chuck wins the election (I defy you to read the news for five minutes and then tell me this isn't possible), and impresses the hell out of his increasingly close associate Bobby Axelrod, who promises his first wisecrack about Rhoades's predilections will be his last.
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I listened to it and realized that what most impresses me about him isn't his intellect per se — the fancy degrees he has, all the languages he speaks — or his crazy poise or the manner in which he handled the unconventional aspects of his candidacy.
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What is this "loathsome coastal cognitive elite" to which he — a man who has taught at Stanford and Harvard and whose nightstand reading surely impresses his colleagues but just as surely would pose a mighty challenge to many of the "middle Americans" he so deeply understands — refers?
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These new and improved designs offer stuff that impresses anyone who was previously a fan of Peak's work, and should also win the company brand new fans, based on my testing of the all-new Everyday Backpack Zip 20L and the updated Everyday Backpack V13 30L.
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"There is nothing about this skinhead lesbian that impresses me and there is nothing that she has to say unless you're a frothing at the mouth moonbat," Gibson tweeted in response to a report on Gonzalez's rocketing number of Twitter followers, according to the Sun Journal.
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" — Michan Mohajeri, university programs specialist at Facebook "What impresses me are the interns who reach out to the hiring manager prior to their start date to find out what more can be done to prepare themselves so they can 'hit the ground running' on Day 1.
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Sen. Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzCruz 'impresses' his daughter with Chris Evans meeting Three Senate primaries to watch on Super Tuesday The advantage of paying for medical care directly MORE is joining forces with a superhero — getting some face time with "Captain America" star Chris Evans at the Capitol.
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Heller impresses in this fine novel about parents and children and the secrets we try to keep from one another, but dueling story lines, however important to our understanding of Celine and her aristocratic past, occasionally dull the excitement of the road-trip investigation and interrupt the sleuths' banter.
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Originally published in 1937, "Elsie Piddock Skips in Her Sleep," written by Eleanor Farjeon with pictures by Charlotte Voake, features an ordinary girl whose talent for jumping rope is so extraordinary that it impresses the fairies who live on Mount Caburn, which rises above Elsie's family's home in England.
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He gabs with Jim Norton and Sam Roberts, two comedians and radio personalities enmeshed in the wrestling and UFC worlds, impresses Adam Carolla with his knowledge of power saws, recaps legendary WWE matches with pro wrestler Chris Jericho, and kvetches about left wing #canceling with all of them.
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Which reminds me: All this being said, I think what impresses me most about The Handmaid's Tale as a series is how Miller has reenergized Offred's first-person perspective from the book by funneling it into a sporadic, pointed voiceover that reminds us there's a vibrant personality trapped beneath those scarlet robes.
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Today, we may not be able to enjoy first-hand the spectacle of the table fountain's mechanisms — though a digital rendering of it in action shared with Hyperallergic offers an approximation — its sheer intricacy still impresses, and it is a gleaming testament to the kinds of water systems engineered in medieval times.
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Founder Marc Merrill said it's all a result of meeting the demands of a fanbase of consumers that impresses not just on sheer scale (the game sees about 8 million peak concurrent players a day), but also one that has become extremely dedicated to the League of Legends intellectual property over time.
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Kansas impresses while upending UConn DES MOINES, Iowa — Kansas secured its spot in this year's Sweet 16 by picking up its 16th consecutive win on Saturday, as the top-seeded Jayhawks defeated ninth-seeded Connecticut, 223-61, in the second round of the NCAA Tournament's South Regional held at Wells Fargo Arena.
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The book impresses in many senses: It stamps the memory with an afterimage; it successfully explores larger ideas about politics and art (the mind is never still while reading it); it has the satisfying, epic sweep of a 19th-century Russian novel, spanning three generations and lapping up against the shores of two continents.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzCruz 'impresses' his daughter with Chris Evans meeting Three Senate primaries to watch on Super Tuesday The advantage of paying for medical care directly MORE (Texas) sent a letter to Twitter on Thursday asking the platform to suspend the accounts of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif to comply with U.S. sanction law.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzCruz 'impresses' his daughter with Chris Evans meeting Three Senate primaries to watch on Super Tuesday The advantage of paying for medical care directly MORE (Texas) sent a letter to Twitter on Thursday asking the platform to suspend the accounts of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif to comply with U.S. sanction law.
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A new iteration of its production "Entre Tú y Yo" ("Between You and Me") comprises three works: a revised version of "La Ronde," which explores facets of the duet form; "Refugiados," created 173 years ago from poems by refugee children; and "Soleá," a semi-improvised solo by Barrio that impresses not only for its virtuosity, but for the thrilling internal drama she shares.
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And I always say that what probably impresses me about him more than anything — the scoring is great and the big baskets are great and all that stuff — but when he makes up his mind to impact a play on the defensive end, and next thing you know he's got the ball coming the other way and getting maybe a transition bucket.
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When the top-grade coke appears — but impresses only a helpless young hick of a writer, not the older, wiser Russell — and is described as being exquisitely blue, Russell is obsessed enough to recall that when the gossip columnist Sheilah Graham wrote a memoir about her romance with Fitzgerald, she seemed to describe him as looking blue a lot too.
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It's here that Perk, playing against the kind of reedy little shooter who benefits most from being under the constant scope of modern NBA scouts, finally gets to live out the post-up dreams he's lusted after his whole career, his heft easily plowing the small bodies of guys who are designed more for spotting up as deep as possible, which only impresses the most retrograded basketball consumer.
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Sen. Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTed Cruz takes aim at Alabama vasectomy bill: 'Yikes' 'Medicare for All' will turn into health care for none Cruz 'impresses' his daughter with Chris Evans meeting MORE (R-Texas) took aim at legislation recently introduced in Alabama by a state representative that would, if passed, make it mandatory for certain men to get vasectomies — a bill that comes in response to legislation passed last year that seeks to ban abortion in the state.
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Article continues after the video below But here's the thing: Even though I had what added up to probably a full minute of proper face-palming over the janky inputs that haphazardly guide the child through cracks, up walls, and across chasms—hitting triangle to jump and holding R1 to grasp and climb sounds easy enough in theory, but having come to this off the back of Uncharted 4, actively needing to keep a button depressed as you maneuver around vertical surfaces and through Trico's thick plumage feels oddly backward—The Last Guardian effortlessly impresses despite its archaic elements of actual interactivity.
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