While Zanardi lost his legs, his indomitable spirit survived intact.
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I find the less conditional, more indomitable version of myself.
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But the chemical need of the addiction can be indomitable.
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The deep depression she'd been battling reared its indomitable head.
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Millions fell in love with her as the indomitable Princess Leia.
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Indomitable spirit is always our goal & you have it in spades.
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Not one but two indomitable actresses are coming to our shores.
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Its goofy, gooey chaos is as irresistible as it is indomitable.
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First came "Grandma," starring Lily Tomlin as Elle, an indomitable lesbian poet.
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Indomitable as she was, she found plenty to delight her in prison.
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My basic character was buttoned-up, omniscient, wise, loyal, indomitable ... A Terminator.
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There is something at her core that makes her indomitable and unbreakable.
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His courage & indomitable spirit have inspired millions in America & across the globe.
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Leonard (269 points, 269 rebounds, 32.53 steals) was indomitable on both ends.
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Fortunately, my two dining companions were TV commentators with indomitable vocal cords.
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CARAMANICA Mavis Staples turns 80 on July 10 and remains absolutely indomitable.
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So does the ego that animates it, both indomitable and irreparably broken.
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The Dothraki's fearsome bloodriders mirror the indomitable force of Genghis Khan's cavalry.
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"They're like the Borg," the indomitable alien horde of Star Trek lore.
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But yet somehow, probably by virtue of our indomitable will, we endure!
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More than anyone, he has been the face of Russia's indomitable sports machine.
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Facing — whatever is out there — this indomitable army gutters out like birthday candles.
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What "The Deuce" has from the get-go is filthy, vibrant, indomitable life.
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At this point, in 1972, Frazier had beaten Ali and was considered indomitable.
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We will hear more over the coming days about about Manchester's indomitable nature.
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He and others born with his condition have been compared to superheroes—indomitable, unbreakable.
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Muhammad Ali was a fighter with quick fists, quick wit and an indomitable spirit.
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He quickly braces himself on the president's shoulder, establishing an indomitable center of gravity.
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A picture develops of Churchill as an extraordinary young man: deeply flawed yet indomitable.
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Despite high-profile arrests and protocols with clever names, the robocall scourge remains indomitable.
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Central to this effect is Woody Harrelson's captivating performance as an indomitable force of dysfunction.
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Well, not entirely … One small town of indomitable Afrikaners still holds out against the invaders.
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Nowhere is this more evident than on their third studio album, the indomitable Doom Decimation.
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Joining the indomitable Ms. Chen will be the JACK Quartet and the bassoonist Rebekah Heller.
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"Wobbly," a term made potent by Margaret Thatcher, is not for the indomitable North Korean.
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" That striving—the delicate, indomitable, and often doomed power of human love—haunts "Washington Black.
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There are some artists who transcended music and left their indomitable mark on pop culture.
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It was the first time that the spelling bee had seen so many indomitable participants.
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And I am aware of another kind of beauty: that of the indomitable human spirit.
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Warner and Stewart lock their jaws onto the scenery, and Picard's will remains (almost) indomitable.
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Cameroon's national side, known as the Indomitable Lionesses, was one of three African teams to qualify.
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In his retirement, most of the world will revel in Garnett's indomitable spirit and fierce competitiveness.
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In the past decade or so, Americans have lost their faith in institutions once held indomitable.
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Sitting at her desk, Postmasters's indomitable proprietress Magda Sawon sighed audibly when asked how things were.
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Having cut his own tether to others, Worsley had only his indomitable will to guide him.
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While none of these donkeys will have his indomitable spirit, they are both real and alive.
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There's great appeal in watching this indomitable woman continue to chase the next draft of herself.
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"Yes, we were!" she said, sounding much like the indomitable matriarch she plays on the show.
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Mr. Palmieri, the indomitable Latin-jazz bandleader, pianist and composer, will turn 80 on Dec. 15.
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In the process, the solid lines that define an indomitable identity start to disappear as well.
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Her range of motion may have been slightly diminished, but her indomitable spirit not at all.
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Naturally, the example of a great, seemingly indomitable power fading into ruin haunts the American imagination.
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Without a doubt, this year's best performance was by the indomitable creative genius that is Beyoncé.
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There was the inevitable blockbuster concerto, Liszt's Piano Concerto No. 2, with Yefim Bronfman as indomitable soloist.
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Methodical and mercurial, Gehr's Serene Velocity warps a prosaic university hallway into a fidgety, indomitable, uncertain entranceway.
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But, we all know the indomitable Claire Hale can more than handle them — she can crush them.
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Former First Lady Barbara Bush, the indomitable family matriarch and a champion of family literacy, has died.
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After years of plotting and planning, Boser hoped to strike the indomitable ants a killing blow. Maybe.
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Right now, some very loud people are not ready for what Hillary really is: the indomitable woman.
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As Bobrow-Strain depicts his titular heroine, she is ebullient and indomitable, a smart, fiercely loving survivor.
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Rose's operatic highs and lows and Noah's indomitable on-court spark will be missed by basketball fans.
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Pale-skinned and yellow-haired, Heidi is colored like the desert and will prove as quietly indomitable.
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It utilized a magnificent cast, including Carrie Coon, Amy Brenneman, and of course the indomitable Ann Dowd.
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Local entrepreneurs watched runway models wearing their creations on catwalks in Paris and Milan and felt indomitable.
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We are filing this from the Cameroon team hotel, where the Indomitable Lions have just returned from training.
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Nina, the biopic about indomitable musician Nina Simone, has been riddled with controversy and turbulence since its inception.
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Staff Sergeant Kuroda's courageous actions and indomitable fighting spirit ensured the destruction of enemy resistance in the sector.
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CARRIED AWAY: What did Carrie Underwood, the awards show's indomitable 12-time host, do when cameras weren't watching?
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The indomitable Daniel cracks spirited jokes, and the mood is buoyed by Mr Loach's faith in human decency.
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The values he championed - enshrined in the grand American anthems sung for him today - are indomitable and enduring.
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The indomitable Erykah Badu and fellow R&B envelope-pushers Janelle Monae and Miguel are among the headliners.
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By building up the gun lobby as an indomitable force, pessimistic liberals are playing directly into its hands.
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Two games later the indomitable Spaniard's stumble let in Djokovic and this time there was no way back.
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It is, after all, an Anna Wintour-led event, and like Vogue's editor-in-chief, it seemed indomitable.
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Tuesday night saw the return of Agent Carter, Marvel's delightful, offbeat spy show featuring the indomitable Hayley Atwell.
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Odoemelam tries to square the skinny child he remembers with the indomitable force he watches on YouTube clips.
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Yet there is genuine appeal in watching this indomitable woman continue to chase the next draft of herself.
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That's why, by her estimation, the USWNT star told Business Insider that the team is indomitable — twice over.
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"We have an indomitable spirit in the Bahamas and we will bounce back from this, scars and all."
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Uruguay, with its elite strike force and its gnarled, indomitable defense, was always likely to expose Russia's limitations.
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But Kikkan is pretty indomitable, which means that you are not always up, but that's the predominant spirit.
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Two after that, in 20163, she once again played indomitable tennis and cruised to the Australian Open title.
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Immense and indomitable, the country's dramatic topography and climate have produced unique and spectacular takes on Modernist architecture.
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Emily GilmoreNo one was more unchangeable over the course of Gilmore Girls' seven seasons than the indomitable Emily Gilmore.
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It's that penchant people have for praising the singer for her indomitable spirit that's deeply troubling, however well-intentioned.
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He was celebrated for his athletic prowess, his deep political and religious convictions and – above all – his indomitable spirit.
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Game of Thrones has always liked to poke fun at Samwell's plight, but his indomitable goodwill usually wins out.
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Furman remains vulnerable yet indomitable throughout, indulging an appetite for life that respects both its sanctity and its friability.
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Berta Cáceres may no longer be with us physically, but her indomitable spirit lives on, and her struggle continues.
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The Yankees are a team that is built around their sluggers, aging as they are, and an indomitable bullpen.
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It came in the form of a colossal inflatable butt and the indomitable force of nature known as Lizzo.
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They're mesmerizing, unconscious byproducts of human activity, which these days dominates even the most indomitable landscapes on the planet.
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Cannadine's life of the strident and indomitable prime minister is quick as a sprint and a joy to read.
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The prevailing takeaway, though, is a sense of indomitable wonder, girded by Reynolds' underlying confidence in his city kids.
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"What she captures most vividly here is Christianity's indomitable reach," writes Emily Eakin, an editor at the Book Review.
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Laura Dern can also be seen as the beloved March matriarch, while Meryl Streep stars as the indomitable Aunt March.
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The group has rotated around him, and he's bent its various members to his indomitable and at times overbearing will.
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Led by the indomitable Ms. Vokes, these characters — photographed in steady, unadorned close-ups by Benjamin Kracun — are natural storytellers.
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This was his gift to me: an indomitable spirit and the talent of taking the beauty and refusing the rest.
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Sadly, in her attempt to claim autonomy over her life, she was further sank under the indomitable control of men.
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Ms. Shields — the indomitable center of Drea Cooper and Zackary Canepari's impressive documentary "T-Rex" — is an American sports phenomenon.
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Those battered but indomitable embodiments of disreputable romance, with hidden reserves of performance for anyone skilled enough to pilot them.
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"The values he championed - enshrined in the grand American anthems sung for him today - are indomitable and enduring," she continued.
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Glenda Jackson, now playing Lear on Broadway at the age of eighty-three, captures the indomitable egotism of the aged.
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BEIJING — China's top leader, Xi Jinping, seemed indomitable when lawmakers abolished a term limit on his power early this year.
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It would behooves us to remember the indomitable spirit of this Modernist masterpiece and all it still has to offer.
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I add the leaf of the cocoyam plant to dried mudfish, mushrooms and snails, and think of my indomitable ancestors.
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Yet the sheer number of times my father had courted death and then recovered had, perversely, made him seem indomitable.
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With her megawatt grin and inexhaustible talent, she seemed the essence of the indomitable spirit of old-fashioned American musicals.
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Sharon Jones, a powerhouse soul singer with a gritty voice, fast feet and indomitable energy, died Friday of pancreatic cancer.
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Her mood, always indomitable in her apartment, was passive and resigned, and she was not sure exactly where she was.
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Rogers's buoyant hope and indomitable spirit don't come off as cheesy or saccharine, however, but genuine, admired, and almost wistful.
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But how about focusing on a truly inspiring story of the indomitable strength of the family, the foundation of society.
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The number concludes with a beautifully nasty moment of emotional unraveling that lets you see right into Rose's cold, indomitable heart.
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During our conversation, he admitted to me that the indomitable spirit of dogged resistance continues to puzzle, inspire, and trouble him.
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The way news is shared on the internet has an indomitable way of flattening complex ideas into simplistic, easily digestible things.
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The film's creative team clearly believes that a superhero movie's top priority should be, above all else, to inspire indomitable joy.
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Mickelson, whose round of 70 was his first not in the 173s at the tournament, was busy plotting an indomitable comeback.
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Family and friends drop by to tell you that you're an 'inspiration' or to utter phrases about 'the indomitable human spirit.
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You could say that Arctic is about the "triumph of the indomitable human spirit" or something, but that feels faintly absurd.
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When trouble flares and anxiety mounts, people who manage money traditionally entrust it to a seemingly indomitable refuge, the American dollar.
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But it was his portrayals of Churchill, Britain's crusty and indomitable wartime prime minister, that defined him for many British audiences.
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The show combined both singers' best and beloved hits with indomitable hip-shaking and hair-flipping and some weirdly wonderful entertainment. .
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That said, one indomitable annual variety program has defined the odds: Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, which kicks off the Christmas season.
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With hits like "Respect" and "Chain of Fools," she defined a female archetype: sensual and strong, long-suffering but ultimately indomitable.
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But just as meaningful, Roy's indomitable spirit has comforted the many who have lost as much as he has, like Jack Trottier.
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There is a massive conspiracy at hand, and these two indomitable women are two ingenious parts of a world-spanning, deadly puzzle.
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But with Swinton's quiet power, that hippy-dippy word salad about rivers and currents is transformed into convincing logic, an indomitable truth.
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"Killing in the Name" by Rage Against the Machine Aggressive drums, screeching guitar, indomitable Zach de la Rocha vocals, and a cowbell.
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That indomitable (if unconventional) attitude (and having the artistic prowess to match), has helped sustain the band for 15 years and counting.
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"It was his amazing character and indomitable spirit that carried him through and allowed him to survive," Robb said of his client.
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It telegraphs allied compatibility and competence in peacetime, putting China, Russia and rogue states on notice that they confront indomitable fighting forces.
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And Harvey Fierstein — who wrote this adaptation's teleplay — reprises his role as Tracy's indomitable mom, Edna, who encourages her daughter's rainbow vision.
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But only one state really offers the opportunity for an indomitable advantage or a Sanders comeback: Michigan and its 125 pledged delegates.
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Supported by her band, the indomitable Dap Kings, Jones recorded the album amid chemo treatments and a last round of live shows.
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The rebellion is led by the indomitable Bonnie, who learned of its existence courtesy of a psy-op by Taylor's lieutenant Mafee.
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But Nightcrawler's indomitable faith in humanity and his goodness were much simpler, more touching to me than a letter to the Corinthians.
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"The Deuce," David Simon's return to HBO that begins Sunday, is full of "filthy, vibrant, indomitable life," our chief TV critic writes.
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What you probably don't know is that she has an indomitable spirit that helped her to survive a difficult, often harrowing past.
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Overnight, and somewhat to our surprise, New York has been embraced as the nation's symbol of resilience, the indomitable heart of America.
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"There is genuine appeal in watching this indomitable woman continue to chase the next draft of herself," The Times's Dwight Garner wrote.
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Because for 30 or 40 years, this ideology that I've been talking about, we've been talking about, has been pretty indomitable, right?
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I mean, you want to talk about somebody's service to cause, personal humility, indomitable will, oh, and they might throw me in jail?
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Still via video A couple days ago, we interviewed the indomitable Lydia Loveless, a rising country star who's tired of the genre's labels.
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Champagne Joy What more can we say about the indomitable Champagne Joy, founder of #Cancerland, tireless advocate, force of nature, and style icon?
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Supa Dupa Fly begins, in a geniusly ironic touch, with a guest intro by Busta Rhymes, who was also indomitable at the time.
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"Taylor Swift has transformed pop culture through her songs, artistry and indomitable spirit," BMI Vice President of writer/publisher relations Barbara Cane says.
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They'd been invited to this indomitable icon's birthday concert and were determined to throw her a party whether she wanted one or not.
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Both of them are equal to the task, forming an indomitable two-person fulcrum around which this funny-sad, happy-harrowing movie revolves.
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Ramona—yes, named after Beverly Cleary's indomitable heroine—is kind of the Hegelian synthesis of lowbrow day-drinking hooch and highbrow cocktail culture.
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Here are two indomitable icons of New York's downtown music scene, who in duet seem likely to create something both intimate and abstract.
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It's very well to quail in front of the indomitable human spirit and all that, but is it wrong to crave some variety?
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And Mr. Karyo's indomitable Baptiste, shrugging in the face of indifference and opposition, should still appeal to any Philip Marlowe fans out there.
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Davis was also hardly indomitable against the Nationals, but in the end he was the one who got the Cubs to Los Angeles.
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He might not be the coolest cat in the Jones clan – that honor goes to the indomitable Charcoal – but he's the definitely the scrappiest.
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Now, the indomitable Rihanna Navy has found a way to pay tribute to their fearless leader in the most accessible way possible: their nails.
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"I have always been impressed that we are here, surviving, because of the indomitable courage of quite small people against impossible odds," he explained.
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Nothing's more American than a science-hero—an indomitable, big-brained hasher-out of ideas that change the world, that make the impossible possible.
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You are somewhere vibrant, booming, diverse, yet horribly segregated; a beautiful, horrible, misunderstood place with a chip on its shoulder and an indomitable spirit.
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We also have Young Thug's Yeezy Season-crashing "With Them" present, as well as the indomitable reggae-trap of "MF'n Right" by 2 Chainz.
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But on Friday, the Memphis, Tennessee, freight giant announced that it wouldn't renew its contract to fly packages for the indomitable e-commerce site.
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Following the destruction wrought by Hurricanes Harvey and Irma, there was one thing that brought hope to a worried nation: the indomitable American spirit.
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Marion didn't tally her misfortunes for me, but her daughter, Kokeda Sheppard, filled me in, to communicate how tough her mom is — how indomitable.
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From the indomitable Dr. Anthony Fauci — who never met a disease he couldn't fight — to the daily injections of assurance we've received from Drs.
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Hundreds of miles later, at the shore of the Arctic Ocean, Mackenzie and his crew were stopped by indomitable pack ice in all directions.
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"Even more than her talents as a journalist, we will miss her indomitable spirit," said Susan Zirinsky, CBS News president and senior executive producer.
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Leading the German charge as usual was the indomitable Werth, who has won a record eight gold medals in dressage events at the WEG.
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Say they want to see Emily Blunt as Mary Poppins, and there's only one left — maybe for Game Night and the indomitable Rachel McAdams?
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We threw all our belongings into suitcases, my indomitable dad chain-smoking and shaking like a leaf as he tried to save his family. 8.
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When you talk to Scandal star Bellamy Young, a theme starts to emerge when it comes to her indomitable Shondaland character, the great Mellie Grant.
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The bluster, the preening, the indomitable self-confidence that enrages his opponents and fires up his supporters—all of that was drained out of him.
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But, amid all these indomitable ladies, one stands apart as the unexpected breakout: murdered sex worker turned veritable vengeance goddess Lizzie Elliot (Riverdale's Hayley Law).
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But the one indomitable lesson of history is that giving the government more power is the most dangerous threat to the future of our planet.
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Also, they serve as a reminder that "Gasolina" is a great song, one that exudes an indomitable spirit in every moment of its pulsing insistence.
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But if he really exists — my charismatic, indomitable king — not only will he have to find me, he'll also have to battle through my defenses.
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At times, Ms. Barton's "Indomitable Waltz," which she described in a program interview as an "intimate exploration of the soul," had a somber, contemplative approach.
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A mother, a cancer survivor and an avatar of culture, sensuality and intellectual independence, Clara is a fittingly embattled and indomitable heroine for our times.
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The man had a kind of indomitable exuberance about him, as though, whatever he was saying, what he was really saying was, Isn't this fantastic ?
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He predicted, with indomitable Churchillian optimism, that the United States, led by FDR, would assist the beleaguered United Kingdom in eventually vanquishing the Nazi menace.
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Taken recreationally, however, the only counsel you receive may be from a buddy recounting the tale of his indomitable boner during an epic sex session.
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The movie promises to honor the legacy of one of the most iconic and indomitable women in American music, but seems to be doing the opposite.
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In February the national football team, "The Indomitable Lions", beat Egypt to win the Africa Cup of Nations trophy for the first time in 15 years.
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But it didn't take too long for the indomitable Ms. Woods to realize that she was a damn good law student who didn't need a man.
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At a news conference after the competition, the top two medalists — both teenagers representing Olympic Athletes from Russia — said the indomitable Kostner had been an inspiration.
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Whether born from some inborn, indomitable work ethic or the ravenous demands of the fractured attention economy of the pop music establishment, Cardi B never rests.
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Others say the administration was simply up against an indomitable force when it placed itself in opposition to the families of those killed on Sept. 11.
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Earlier this month, the ultimate intersection of early-aughts nostalgia and the indomitable athleisure craze occured: Juicy Couture announced the reissue of its fitted velour tracksuits.
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She looks much younger, and her costume is a little more battle-ready, more befitting of a space cadet than a lipstick glamazon with indomitable cleavage.
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Though Lomachenko is likely superior in technique, it will be interesting to see how technical brilliance runs up against an indomitable will and plain ol' toughness.
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The results were numbers like "The Nicest Kids in Town" (embedded above) and the finale, "You Can't Stop the Beat," which overflowed with unbridled, indomitable joy.
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By the time the Plaza was acquired by the Qatar Investment Authority in 3503, its indomitable glamour had seen a free fall of successive foreign overlords.
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Now in her late 60s, she strikes an indomitable pose whether wearing a 1970s sequin bathing suit or an eye mask festooned with sky-high feathers.
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"As Bobrow-Strain depicts his titular heroine, she is ebullient and indomitable, a smart, fiercely loving survivor," the Times columnist Michelle Goldberg writes in her review.
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Indomitable sides like Barcelona and Atletico Madrid were swept under the carpet by Acakoro, who won the cup last year -- and the year before that too.
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They suggest an indomitable drive to reinvent her work while maintaining the variety and general ease of her landmark Untitled (Film Stills) series of 1977-80.
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The indomitable Fine amasses evidence, addresses objections and accumulates footnotes at such a brisk pace that the panting reader wishes at times for a water break.
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The same applies to the hurtling speed of beauty, and not even the biggest trend in recent memory, the indomitable Korean skin care regimen, is immune.
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What you remember may not be pictures or ideas so much as his voice, roughened by age and tobacco, fragile but still hectoring, melancholy and indomitable.
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But this British series, starring Asa Butterfield as a 16-year-old transfer student and the indomitable Gillian Anderson as his sex-therapist mom, is different.
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Meanwhile, indomitable teenager Sara Ahmed won Egypt's first medal of the games and is the only Arab woman to ever stand on the podium for weightlifting.
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Instead obscure politicians, like Paul Magnette, the indomitable minister-president of Wallonia, can extract concessions as ransom for their political hostage-taking, or simply hog the limelight.
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Miranda Richardson is indomitable as Bauman's mother Patty, who struggles with her own demons while pushing her son to accept his responsibility as a symbol of resistance.
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After years of movies where even the most mediocre heroes appeared to be invulnerable and indomitable, it's an arresting jolt — and exactly the film the franchise needed.
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Think of the recipe: take three parts 30 Rock — blinding speed, urban grit, a fondness for absurdity — and stir in Parks and Recreation's indomitable spirit and optimism.
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This left me free to concentrate on some of the ergonomic challenges that have turned my shower stall into place where seemingly indomitable erections go to die.
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"The one great thing about Lucifer — I guess it's great, I'm going to call it great — is his indomitable will, and he does have that," Pellegrino hedges.
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A vocalist must be a certain age to sing "I'm Still Here," a proclamation of resilience by an indomitable show business trouper who hasn't bitten the dust.
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Ancient Mesoamerican civilizations recognized the value of this "indomitable beast," as big cat expert Alan Rabinowitz calls the jaguar, and many cultures still celebrate the elusive predator.
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Victory against Liverpool showcased exactly why, a salutary reminder of what Mourinho's teams at their best look like, of how ruthless they can be, and how indomitable.
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A healthy Turner contributed a lot this season, and she will be called upon against Baylor's seemingly indomitable duo in the post, Kalani Brown and Lauren Cox.
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Mr. Xi appears politically indomitable, but officials suggest he and other leaders are alarmed by broader, long-term dangers and by the party's ability to weather them.
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The project promises to reveal exactly how Carey crafted her indomitable Christmas classic "All I Want for Christmas Is You," which first made its debut in 1994.
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Gormley has reduced the body to its barest constituent form; he has made it indomitable, compressed and expanded it to fill voids we didn't know were there.
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They were more passionate about Amazon than they were about any other company including Apple, which is known for its indomitable market share and its ravenous fanboys.
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I wanted the game to take me all the way—to being safe and secure in the arms of indomitable parents unbowed by illness or loss or time.
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The formerly indomitable Weinstein was quickly fired from his own company, his wife left him, and he went into hiding (though he would not shut up for months).
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For many women who have lived through similar betrayals in life, another narrative has taken hold in recent years: Hillary Clinton is the model of an indomitable woman.
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Along with many Republicans, they assumed—perhaps complacently—that swelling minority populations and left-leaning younger voters would form a winning electoral block, soon even an indomitable one.
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The executives cited the "indomitable courage" of Hill's 1991 testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee, in which she accused then-Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas of sexual harassment.
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" They added, "While we mourn the loss of this sweet and gracious man, we also wish for all to celebrate his indomitable spirit and and love of life.
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Indomitable, W.C. Bauers W.C. Bauers introduced us to Promise Paen, a tough-as-nails soldier in the Republic of Aligned worlds and her fight against the Lusitanian Empire.
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The curved windowless facade that it presents to the room, textured as only Kahn's concrete can be textured, is implacable, indomitable, unforgiving of the niceties of club behavior.
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This was despite the fact that Boston's rotation—featuring the indomitable Chris Sale at the top, backed up by David Price and Rick Porcello—featured rather more firepower.
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Alternative or modern or college or indie rock was supposed to save rock music itself — the white-guy-with-guitar genre that had seemed so indomitable for decades.
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Waiting as long as he did to assume the throne from his indomitable, censorious mother, Queen Victoria, Edward made it his prime quest in life to be amused.
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CreditCreditBenjamin Rasmussen for The New York Times DENVER — Tall and imposing, indomitable even, 2160-foot-8 with shoulders and a back broad enough to push a pickup truck.
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"The indomitable spirit of this guy; he literally had a dream and bought a one-way ticket to Indonesia to make it happen," Mr. McConaughey said of Wells.
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It's fun to watch Constance bend the world to her indomitable will, but that only takes her so far as she runs down false lead after false lead.
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Her boss, the indomitable and incomparable fashion editor Miranda Priestly (Meryl Streep), got stranded in Miami because of a hurricane and ended up missing her twins' piano recital.
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I mean, you were not going to back her down; the Pentagon papers, no matter who called from the White House or anyone else, indomitable will, but personal humility.
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More recently, however, Uber's indomitable rise has been clouded by an insurgency from a small but vocal portion of its own drivers who say they feel neglected, even used.
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"thank u, next" is an invitation to let life in, and on a pop landscape which is full of romance and relationships, Grande's indomitable voice resounds especially right now.
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Margo Martindale -- who also plays a indomitable KGB agent Claudia on the show -- won her second Emmy in a row in the Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama category.
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"And, while we mourn the loss of this sweet and gracious man, we also wish for all to celebrate his indomitable spirit and love of life," the family finished.
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Daedra Charles, a Hall of Fame basketball player who helped the University of Tennessee win two national championships under its indomitable coach, Pat Summitt, died on Saturday in Detroit.
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Then again, there's always the possibility that Zlatan will bang in three forty-yard winners, hauling them to the knockout stages by the sheer force of his indomitable ego.
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"While we mourn the loss of this sweet and gracious man, we also wish for all to celebrate his indomitable spirit and love of life," the Fonda family said.
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Pair him with the impossibly likable and indomitable pop culture force that is Cardi B, a genius remix, and you've got yourself the most entertaining performance of the night.
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Even as I got caught up in Sophia's lightning rise to success, messy love life, and indomitable spirit, something kept nagging at me: I could never wear those clothes.
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Or, are the Chinese about to learn to their surprise that Trump's will is indomitable and his empathy goes only so far when U.S. national interests are at stake?
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They all had huge, paw-like hands; wide grins; broad shoulders; curly hair; and were filled with the indomitable life force that is peculiar to 19-year-old lads.
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" In later years, too, Ali's public appearances came to offer what an editorial in The Guardian called "fragile and tragic witness" to "his indomitable humanity as a stricken warrior.
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In June of 1775, when John Quincy Adams was almost 8 years old, his mother, the indomitable Abigail, took him by the hand up a peak in Braintree, Mass.
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During the week, we honored the indomitable spirit that motivates millions of American entrepreneurs to accept the risks and challenges posed by starting new businesses in their local communities.
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Its retail operation will cease on August 15, a victim of factors including rent, the vast shift in consumers' shopping methods, and the indomitable success of Apple's own stores.
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TINA: THE TINA TURNER MUSICAL Adrienne Warren stars as the indomitable queen of rock in this musical, which had a world premiere in London and is still running there.
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But in this month's N.F.L. playoffs, someone forgot to tell the Tennessee Titans and their indomitable running back Derrick Henry that the game revolves around a pass-first mentality.
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Within minutes of checking in to the Tradewinds Club, the adults-only floor of the resort, the indomitable concierge Jackie had an icy cold, local Balashi Pilsener in my hand.
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"And, while we mourn the loss of this sweet and gracious man, we also wish for all to celebrate his indomitable spirit and love of life," the Fonda family finished.
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"Her performance in The Miracle Worker brought Helen Keller's indomitable spirit to life and inspired generations to pursue careers serving the deaf-blind community," the organization said in a statement.
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The 18-minute video tells Haru Urara's story, but it's not really about horse racing, focusing more on the indomitable mascot she presented for a country in the economic doldrums.
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He decided early on to model his career after Senna, the indomitable Brazilian who won three world championships before he was killed while leading the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix.
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This indomitable desire to expand trade between the new and old worlds led to the first maps of the American frontier and ultimately defined the borders of the United States.
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"Coker told The Athletic that what attracted him to Newell was his "perseverance, his indomitable spirit and ability to overcome any obstacle he's had to deal with in his life.
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This category boasts a wealth of seasoned heavy hitters — Lesley Manville, Laurie Metcalf, Octavia Spencer — along with Mary J. Blige, in a breakout performance; each woman played an indomitable character.
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One reads Sital's story appalled and moved by the suffering of these indomitable women — including Sital herself, raised by Arya in cramped homes in New Jersey — as they valiantly struggle.
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Then, Mark Burnett cast him in the fictitious reality-TV role of a competent businessman in "The Apprentice," where Trump really started to lean into the role of indomitable heel.
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But the park doesn't do its job as well as it did, and its remaining energy may be more a testament to indomitable downtown bohemians than to its new order.
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Seen through that lens, that independent designers would still elect to show here says as much perhaps about native pluck as skill, and maybe also a kind of indomitable naïveté.
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American gymnast Simone Biles was an indomitable force at the Rio Olympics, helping the US women's gymnastics team win gold and crushing the individual all-around, vault, and floor events.
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She makes the quotidian totemic, and turns base, derogatory iconography into a tribute to the indomitable will of people who bear the historical weight of being black in the United States.
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There is little doubt, however, about her ability to raise her game when the occasion demands it, and an indomitable spirit makes her the most fearsome opponent in the women's game.
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But in her dreamy landscape of reimagined 50's silhouettes, psychedelic tinsel, and indomitable positivity, the most important step is gathering the courage to begin at all — the momentum will follow.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Asterix, the indomitable pint-sized Gaul forever outfoxing the Romans, returns for his 37th comic adventure on Thursday, this time battling his way across Italy in a chariot race.
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It would be easy to forget what he's been through, but we never do thanks to Will's spidey sense about the Mind Flayer and Schnapp's indomitable performance even in the background.
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Mr Hale points out that relics of the segregation era have mostly disappeared; in time the indomitable generals scattered across the South could commemorate that injustice, instead of their supposed gallantry.
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As they strategize for next year's midterms, Democrats should accept the indomitable force of anti-anti-Trumpism and focus instead on energizing the very people whom anti-anti-Trumpers are demonizing.
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SAN FRANCISCO — No other city in America mixes high society and cultural philanthropy quite like San Francisco, and Diane Wilsey, known as Dede, has long been the indomitable queen of both.
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If there is some comfort for the Giants as they return home facing elimination, it is that they have Madison Bumgarner, their indomitable playoff ace, ready to go on Monday night.
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For more than a decade, the gala has been orchestrated by Vogue and its indomitable editor, Anna Wintour, after whom, in tribute, the Costume Institute named its renovated galleries in 2014.
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General manager Chen Jizhuang said in a pep talk delivered at a meeting with company employees in December that its "indomitable, evergreen genes" would enable it to overcome all its difficulties.
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She, perhaps more than any other player, represents the indomitable perseverance of the Reggae Girlz, having maintained her career despite the deaths of three brothers in gang-related violence in Jamaica.
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The vast majority of these feasts are overseen by the indomitable Parsi caterer Tanaz Godiwalla, 49, who commands an army of day laborers 300 strong at the height of the season.
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If superhero movies are meant to make us feel like we could change the world, nourish our spirit, and fill our hearts with indomitable hope, Black Panther checks all those boxes.
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The beauties and pleasures of the natural world help inspire an almost indomitable will to live; the destruction of the earth is one of the most terrifying dangers posed by war.
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Even in the light banter on the sidelines of a completely meaningless pickup game, Kobe was an alpha among alphas, dynamic and indomitable, pushing himself and his teammates to be better.
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From pressuring Senators to protect ACA or brutally heckling Jason Chaffetz (remember this?), Indivisible has been indomitable over the past two years, especially in red states where they're needed the most.
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Early in his stay here, General Stilwell wrote, "The Chinese soldier best exemplifies the greatness of the Chinese people — their indomitable spirit, their uncomplaining loyalty, their honesty of purpose, their steadfast perseverance."
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Google may be the indomitable search engine of the 21st century, but it owes no small debt to Alta-Vista, which kind of invented the whole indexing-websites-for-targeted-searches thing.
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Invisibly, as before, she presented the cascading jokes and puns of the indomitable Gaulish villagers as if they had been minted in English; many readers, to her delight, supposed they had been.
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The other—which includes farmland on which the boyhood home of George Washington stood—is the seat of the retiring speaker credited with building what Republicans were convinced was an indomitable majority.
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They met for the first time in April of 2015, when the indomitable Holland showed up to a meeting with a colossal haul of Australian plants and delighted Redzepi with his ideas.
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It's an intoxicating blend that takes you from Thai psychedelic group Khun Narin's "Lam Phu Thai #1," to the indomitable Moritz Von Oswald's "Sounding Line 3", and to California rapper/producer Anderson .
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He laid the groundwork for a reason why we should do this as a demonstration of American exceptionalism and why we were uniquely suited to the task because of our indomitable spirit.
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Perhaps the greatest example of Moore's indomitable comedic talent is the legendary "Chuckles Bites the Dust" episode of The Mary Tyler Moore Show, which aired during the series' sixth season in 1975.
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In one of the more stunning moments in recent years for the United States women's soccer team, the usually indomitable Solo let the ball slip through her legs and into the net.
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A MINUS Mariem Hassan & Vadiya Mint El Hanevi: Baila Sahara Baila (Nubenegra) Right, Spanish speakers, it's a Saharan dance album where Hassan's indomitable voice is augmented by percussionist-dancer Hanevi's chirpier one.
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And this year's session of China's Communist Party-controlled legislature, the National People's Congress, underscored how much economic anxieties have come to dominate policy a year after Mr. Xi appeared politically indomitable.
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But for all the obstacles standing in the way of her United States Open title defense, the most challenging proved to be the indomitable woman on the other side of the net.
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His nine-piece road band (horns and all) hit the arrangements as hard as the nonpareil Stax studio band, but with variations: fast and indomitable one night, slower and bluesier on another.
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Broadway is open for beauty with the arrival of this new musical about dueling cosmetics titans, starring the indomitable duo of Christine Ebersole and Patti LuPone as Elizabeth Arden and Helena Rubinstein.
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" The proclamation could hardly be more upbeat in its praise of the Irish for "overcoming poverty and discrimination and inspiring Americans from all walks of life with their indomitable and entrepreneurial spirit.
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As "Set Me Free" gathers banjo, gospel choir and a muscular rock band, Ms. Cotton testifies to pain, need, revelation and redemption in a voice that's as raw as it is indomitable.
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As for Yates's vision, the aesthetics of Homemade Ice Cream are utterly unsettling — though they are stark and colorless, one can still feel the indomitable essence of kitsch radiating from every seam.
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Currently, the actress voices the indomitable and independent Adelina Fortnight, an explorer who accompanies Hugh Jackman's Sir Lionel Frost and Zach Galifianakis' Mr. Link to find Link's long-lost relatives, in Missing Link.
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With countries shuffling their feet on emissions reductions, it is likely that these disasters will become only more costly—even if every business were to become as hardy as America's indomitable waffle chain.
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Currently, the actress voices the indomitable and independent Adelina Fortnight, an explorer who accompanies Hugh Jackman's Sir Lionel Frost and Zach Galifianakis' Mr. Link to find Link's long-lost relatives, in Missing Link.
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In the upstairs room, her figure is made ephemeral, printed on starkly white fabric, her body floats in space, but is still an indomitable presence, steadily observing or going about her own business.
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The channeling takes place in the book-strewn living room of Professor Williston (the indomitable Broadway veteran Brian Murray), an academic of advanced years who charges for these sessions and needs the money.
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With no more children to leave a dynasty for, Cersei goes full unhinged-dictator by forming an alliance with Euron Greyjoy in hopes to stop the indomitable Daenerys, who finally made it to Westeros.
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On Wednesday the indomitable stickman (and rock's latest knight of the realm) launched his first European tour in seven years at the L'Olympia theatre in Paris — where the Beatles first played in January 1964.
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Photo courtesy of the band Michael Trent and Cary Ann Hearst are your quintessential country duo—both had successful music careers before getting married, after which they joined forces to create this indomitable duo.
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The screens may be huge, but the flowers seem trapped in a narrow space behind their flat surfaces, forced to break apart as they come into contact with the indomitable elements at their sides.
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The movement he helped shape was, in the face of contradictory evidence, optimistic and couched its faith in the indomitable will, unspoken generosity and boundless love and compassion of ordinary people's struggle for justice.
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In 85033, the Apollo 13 astronauts and their ground crews, in responding to the life-threatening crisis caused by an exploding fuel cell, epitomized the indomitable human spirit that seeks to overcome extreme adversity.
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Think Jack in Resident Evil 7, an indomitable stalker who can be held off but never truly beaten during that game's earlier stages, only fucking enormous and with teeth as long as your forearm.
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This Cuban contemporary dance company — formed in 2012 and led by its three founders, Fernando Sáez, Osnel Delgado and Daileidys Carrazana — returns to the Joyce with the premiere of "Indomitable Waltz" by Aszure Barton.
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Georgina is a kind of archetype: a young indomitable black woman who survives the Great Depression, the Second World War, and show-biz racism without aging or relinquishing her dream of becoming a star.
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The stock market's indomitable run to continued record highs despite fears about trade wars, real wars and a recession still has not been enough to lure most investors off the sidelines and into stocks.
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The group was an indomitable presence in experimental music, and a flagship of the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians, a nonprofit cooperative with a focus on new music and African-American artists.
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The 40-year-old actress voices the indomitable and independent Adelina Fortnight, an explorer who accompanies Hugh Jackman's Sir Lionel Frost and Zach Galifianakis' Mr. Link to find Link's long-lost relatives, in Missing Link.
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When Letitia Wright played Shuri in Black Panther, she brought something to our screens that we hadn't seen before — a hip engineering mastermind who just so happens to be a princess of an indomitable kingdom.
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Dodgers 4, Mets 2 Since Jeurys Famila took over as the Mets' closer last season, there have been few times when he has not looked indomitable after running through the bullpen gate at Citi Field.
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We don't always get to have a Cincinnatus, whose service is selfless and whose integrity is indomitable, Who comes to serve in humble glory, who returns to his plow when they would have him king.
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One writer riffing on the "indomitable blackness" of Otis talked about how he was placed on the cover of a Negro Achievements magazine in the 1950s and became a political activist in the black community.
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Befuddlingly indomitable EDM duo the Chainsmokers told Billboard that they began their career crafting up-tempo remixes of popular indie songs in an attempt to climb the pages of the music blog aggregator Hype Machine.
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Competing with the seismic shock of Avengers: Infinity War or the indomitable triumph of Black Panther would put just about any movie at an unfair disadvantage, including the perfectly enjoyable Ant-Man and the Wasp.
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Here we go again: the politicians talking of London's strength and the indomitable spirit of the Blitz — forever part of "our finest hour" when Britons were unbowed even as the Luftwaffe's bombs rained at night.
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Starring Gal Gadot as an indomitable Princess Diana and Chris Pine as the dreamy Steve Trevor, "Wonder Woman" is the first feature solely dedicated to the Amazonian princess created by William Moulton Marston in 1941.
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Live, the vulnerable yet indomitable persona Ms. Dessay likes to present — that of a victim giving testimony — rounds into a complete, often riveting performance a voice that, when recorded, can come off chilly and charmless.
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Its proudly nationalist president provokes complaints from allies and foes alike that he breaches the norms of international relations, setting off talk that the American dollar has lost its aura as the indomitable safe haven.
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Ellie Kemper stars as the guileless but indomitable Kimmy, a former cult hostage making her way in the big city with colorful friends played by Tituss Burgess, Carol Kane and the "30 Rock" alum Jane Krakowski.
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Blue Jays 4, Yankees 63 TORONTO — Once upon a time, the Yankees had a bullpen that was so indomitable that it sent fear into opposing dugouts, shortened games, and spawned T-shirt sales and pithy nicknames.
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Queen Elizabeth II also had Prince Charles read out a speech that said she was "deeply impressed by the remarkable fortitude, dignity and indomitable spirit that characterizes the people of this village and the surrounding valleys."
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Set to music by the Balanescu Quartet, Michael Nyman and Nils Frahm, "Indomitable Waltz" unfolded as a series of vignettes with flipping moods that made it difficult to pin down what emotion Ms. Barton was after.
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With alumni that include the governor, a United States senator, the state treasurer, several members of congress and leaders from business, industry, the legislature and the arts, Ohio State has long been an indomitable civic force.
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The 1912 telegram was delivered on a bicycle, to a house staffed with dozens of maids, footmen, under-thingies of the page of whatevers, ruled with an iron first by the indomitable butler, Carson (Jim Carter).
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It was as if gravity—or some indomitable force—would pull me back to that persona no matter where I lived, despite the fact that I didn't always want to return to that rather limited person.
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Irina Ratushinskaya, an indomitable Soviet dissident poet and novelist who, after barely surviving nearly four years in a brutal prison camp, delivered a singular woman's perspective on the forbidding gulag, died on July 240 in Moscow.
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There's no reason to think a wall will be an indomitable barrier when the potential for drug profits is so high that the cost of new gadgets or technologies to surpass border security pales in comparison.
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Juliet Grames's epic novel follows Mariastella Fortuna, the indomitable Italian woman who, in the course of a long life beginning in Calabria and ending in the US, escapes death seven times — or eight, depending who you ask.
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I considered the Doris Kearns Goodwin biography (she had assisted LBJ with his memoirs), but ditched it at the last minute, based on a reader's suggestion, in favor of Mark Updegrove's Indomitable Will: LBJ in the Presidency.
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What Altman, the indomitable ironist, wants us to bear in mind is the start of his film, set in 1987, in a real sale room at Christie's, where one of van Gogh's "Sunflowers" is up for grabs.
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Much like Trevor Booker's tapped-18-footer from last year, there's just something indomitable about a fella jumping into the air, grabbing a basketball, passing the basketball to himself underneath his ass, and dunking it with authority.
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All her life, Nancy was jealous of Diana, partly for her beauty but more for the indomitable and rare self-control that enabled Diana to remain sphinx-like, serene and supremely herself no matter what befell her.
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Each of these actresses makes their heroes her own, just like Robbie does — Smollett's Black Canary is instantly likable despite her steeliness, Perez gives Montoya a relatable weariness and indomitable dignity, and Winstead's Huntress is delightfully awkward.
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None of which would matter so much if Anderson hadn't also given us a heroine for all seasons in Isabel, the indomitable and hardened refugee who, through all her tribulation, refuses to submit her spirit to shackles.
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"The goal of a good artificial intelligence isn't to win, it's to lose convincingly," Chris Woods tells me, and suddenly, years of frustration spent trying to conquer indomitable computer-controlled opponents in video games begins to make sense.
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The game was decided in the 83rd minute when Wes Morgan – whose indomitable aerial presence had been a noted linchpin of the previous campaign – was beaten to a looping cross by Zlatan Ibrahimovic for the game's winning goal.
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"Taylor Swift has transformed pop culture through her songs, artistry and indomitable spirit," BMI Vice President of Writer/Publisher Relations Barbara Cane said in a statement last month, when BMI announced it would be giving out the award.
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So-called good people, like the noblemen Ned Stark, his son Robb Stark or the indomitable Daenerys Targaryen ("the Mother of Dragons"), make terrible mistakes — out of weakness, pride or an overly rigid sense of right and wrong.
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His replacement, the indomitable Gio Urshela, singled and doubled off Chris Sale on Friday night as the Yankees won, 29.6-22015, to shove the Red Sox eight and a half games behind them in the American League East.
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At the Globes in January, A-list women, sheathed in black, seemed less like fashion police fodder than an indomitable army, marching as one under the banner of Times Up, the anti-harassment campaign they had just introduced.
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To stay alive, I imagine a matriarch — Akan women have always been indomitable — whipping up the young to forage for edibles, which she would throw into a clay pot: snails crawling and mushrooms sprouting from the forest floor.
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Like most other members of my Frightful Five collection of indomitable tech giants — Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, Facebook and Alphabet, Google's parent company — Amazon has experienced a huge growth in its stock market value over the past couple years.
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Whoever goes on to win this competition — whether it is Juventus, hard-boiled and battle-scarred, or Real Madrid, all unrivaled glamour, or even Atlético Madrid's indomitable dogs of war — will not have a monopoly on its memory.
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Barty walked away from tennis to play cricket in her native Queensland a few years ago but has barely missed a beat since returning in 218, winning plaudits and titles with her indomitable spirit, precision serve and devastating forehand.
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Millions fell in love with her as the indomitable Princess Leia; she will always have a special place in the hearts of Star Wars fans as well as all of us who were lucky enough to know her personally.
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I spent nine days circulating with Sehgal's work in the square, sampling the vibrations of not just the performances, but also the unpredictable oscillations of life in one of North Africa's most infamous, mystical, unforgiving, and indomitable public spaces.
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Players have taken advantage of the poorly named "Pro HUD" and the Switch's fixed screenshot button to capture not just breathtaking photos of Hyrule, but Zelda's respect (and often thirst) for the indomitable Gerudo champion (and definitely girlfriend) Urbosa.
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But for the most part, the problems in sitcom marriages boiled down to a perpetual conflict caused by one character flaw per person, which was always resolved via indomitable, if improbable, sexual attraction—one never seen, but always present.
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Carrie Fisher's memory will not not only live on as the indomitable Princess Leia, an outspoken advocate for people with mental illness, and a woman with wicked sense of humor — she also leaves behind a salty career on stage.
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Not only has he captured the unique gravel of his voice, the combination of thunder and mumbling, but he has replicated his indomitable spirit, at a moment when Churchill -- and the future of England -- were at their most vulnerable.
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Diesel is the Internet's version of Kierkegaard's Knight of Faith: When Diesel says that something is possible, he truly believes it — even in the face of all evidence to the contrary — because he possesses an "indomitable will" to love.
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"Kimmy Schmidt" is itself a kind of anti-fantasy fantasy of New York, celebrating the city's dirt in an era in which even "Sesame Street" has gotten an expensive face-lift, and Lillian is its indomitable Oscar the Grouch.
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These Huskies were not just dominant but indomitable: where the other three tournament No. 1 seeds all fell before the Final Four — a rare occurrence in the top-heavy women's game — the Huskies' win streak now stands at 75.
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There's Nancy Pelosi, who at 793 has proved the president's most indomitable opponent, and her peers in the House: Maxine Waters, 80, the first woman to head the Financial Services Committee, and Donna Shalala, who turns 78 on Feb.
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But our eyes are again drawn to the beard, in profile, beaming proudly, as if the stubble is imbued with indomitable freedom and justice: The beard, like Cap himself, only appears in Infinity War for six minutes and 45 seconds.
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Central to the debate of a hypothetical the matchup with Duran is how the sturdiness of Chavez's chin would stand up to Duran's relentless power, or if the indomitable will of Chavez would ignite another "no-mas" moment from the Panamanian.
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SOCHI, Russia (Reuters) - Russia's unexpected World Cup run ended on penalties after a thrilling quarter-final against Croatia on Saturday, and the hosts left the stage having earned the admiration of fans both home and abroad for their indomitable spirit.
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Under this titling, the indomitable weavings of Tawney, who worked alongside Agnes Martin and Ellsworth Kelly in the '60s, seemed to sink into categories of "women's work," while Loie Hollowell's expansive and intricate paintings read more explicitly like pretty little vaginas.
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The ordinary, indomitable women whose quiet heroism animates her most powerful novels—whether set in the revolutionary 1790s, the first world war or the siege of Leningrad—must learn to take chaos and tyranny, war and famine, in their measured stride.
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The black-and-white images stand out for the beauty of rural Mississippi, the poverty of the two clans, who live mainly in trailers, and the indomitable spirit of the men—who had, almost literally, come back from the dead.
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The only connections between Sujoy Ghosh's 2012 film "Kahaani" and his latest project "Kahaani 2 – Durga Rani Singh" are the indomitable heroine, her secret past and the murky colour palette in both movies that makes everything seem gloomier and darker.
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His hitmaking days were behind him, and his pop-culture profile waxed and waned, but whenever he resurfaced, he served notice that he was indomitable: He could still sing, dance, play instruments, write songs and produce records better than everyone else.
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So while I was sporting an indomitable, four-hour erection that I could hammer nails with after popping a quarter of a pill, I couldn't smell, so I was paradoxically less turned on and less effective than I was au naturel.
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While the film's ending proves a bit more muddled, Blade Runner 2049 does not waver in its assertion that to be born of woman — and to bow to the indomitable power of mother nature — is key to what makes us human.
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Even years after the war — despite the book, the movie and the indomitable legend — some of his neighbors, Are said, still thought of Marius and his family as troublemakers, the ones who had endangered their community, who put everyone at risk.
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You watched the Warriors harass the Blazers' often-indomitable Damian Lillard into a 4-for-12 shooting night with seven turnovers, and mused: Durant wants to fall back on defense with the likes of Dennis Smith Jr. and Kevin Knox?
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They often find themselves on the same gigs, typically in other people's bands, but they recently decided to start Nature Work, a collective quartet of their own, with the indomitable Eric Revis on bass and the bushwhacking drummer Jim Black.
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It can be hard to keep your seen-it-all-before, New York cool while flat on your back(side), of course, but it is the indomitable city spirit that gets us back on our feet and ready for more.
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For months, critics like Corker, Flake and Kasich have complained about Trump's direction without employing any of the tools they have available to impose consequences for it; in Cooper's formulation they have looked far more like ineffectual priests than indomitable warriors.
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From impeccable casting (Ryan Gosling, Jared Leto, and the indomitable Harrison Ford) to the visionary in the director's chair (Denis Villeneuve of Sicario and Arrival fame), this highly anticipated sequel is shaping up to pass the critical Voight-Kampf test with flying colors.
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Even with our warts and blemishes, our deep, passionate, political differences, our petty prejudices and our disagreements about how to solve domestic and international problems, deep down, when our nation is threatened, there is an indomitable love of country in almost everyone.
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I had to!) —KA There's a sense of cosmic justice to the idea of gender-flipping the 2000 romantic comedy What Women Want — starring the (not quite as) disgraced (as one might hope) movie star Mel Gibson — with the indomitable Taraji P.
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Coupled with the indomitable work ethic she inherited from her mother, who raised Nikki on her own, and her father, an asphalt paver, you get the feeling she could do anything she wants—and probably be one of the best at it.
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In a speech interrupted by thundering applause from 150,000 North Koreans who filled Pyongyang's May Day Stadium, Mr. Moon extolled the "indomitable courage" of North Koreans in overcoming the famine of the 1990s, and he praised Mr. Kim's effort to rebuild the economy.
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With a Big Four so talented that the team is considered indomitable, the most interesting subplot this season may be seeing if Coach Steve Kerr develops some of his younger players to fill in the gaps as his roster begins to age.
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Far from weakening the U.S. position in the trade talks, where China needs a deal more than the United States, it would demonstrate an indomitable American will that Beijing has not previously encountered and which it must now accept in all its dealings.
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Ms. Prince, the curator, often does 19th-century re-enactments, while Mr. Prince, who describes himself first and foremost as a farmer, is an indomitable researcher and genealogist who has written several histories of the black experience at Buxton and in Canada.
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Of course, even if Rousey does return as planned, which is perfectly likely given her indomitable competitive spirit, Nunes and Shevchenko's UFC 196 bout is still very important, as the victor would probably take on the winner of Rousey's return bout with Holm or Tate.
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The cult of celebrity and veneration afforded to professional footballers makes it easy to see how this could extend to creating a culture in which powerful young men begin to see themselves as indomitable – and this has worrying implications for an understanding of sexual consent.
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But this summary, from The Washington Post, of the Han-Leia-Luke dynamic might make you spit out your drink: Lucas creates a romantic triangle between Luke, Han Solo and the haughty, bossy, indomitable Princess that seems perfectly resolved by not being resolved at all.
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Having proved that North Korea matches the description he had written into the preamble to its constitution in 2012, as a "nuclear state and a militarily powerful state that is indomitable", he can turn his attention to feeding his people and easing their poverty.
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Special Report: British Grand Prix In this third straight Formula One season dominated by the Mercedes team, one of the most intriguing plots to follow has been the indomitable return of the McLaren team after it stumbled last year to its worst season since 1967.
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And yet I found myself shrieking with laughter when Renata Klein (Dern gloriously goes all-in on Renata's indomitable self-importance this season), who is dealing with some private financial turmoil, realizes that all this talk of climate change is really stressing out Amabella.
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In a Europe shaken by Brexit, the election of Donald Trump, democratic backsliding in Poland and Hungary, Russian meddling and much more, Chancellor Angela Merkel's Germany was supposed to be a beacon of prosperity and stability, an indomitable defender of the international liberal order.
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Their indomitable director, Suzanne Mitchell (who ruled from 1976-89), might have fiercely protected their public image and private safety — at one point she describes taking on the mafia on their behalf — yet she also rigidly controlled their weight and even limited their water intake.
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In Premier League mythology, it was the sort of game that could only happen in England, a distillation of the league's essence: breathless, unpredictable, indomitable, packed with drama until the very end, and then in the seven minutes of injury time that came after it.
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GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO Walter Wolfman Washington, a longtime New Orleans bluesman, and the indomitable New Orleans R&B singer Irma Thomas share "Even Now," a breakup ballad (written by Dave Egan, previously recorded by Johnny Adams) that's suffused with the deepest regret on both sides.
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Dirk Nowitzki and his motley crew of veteran sidekicks were a nice team, but appeared incapable of slaying the two-time defending champion Los Angeles Lakers, the up-and-coming Oklahoma City Thunder, or the seemingly indomitable Heat, all of which featured multiple stars.
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There are similar moments and images in the original, but Noyce's eye for tiny visual details (that ash!) pulls this together into everything Roots stands for — the monstrousness of slavery and the indomitable human will required to keep going in the face of it.
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The Anti-Ball Women's March After Party and Planned Parenthood Benefit will take place at the Black Cat venue in DC on January 21, for those of you looking to ease your post-inauguration woes in solidarity with a group of likeminded artists and indomitable attendees.
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The indomitable Spaniard delighted his fans in the 02 Arena as he recovered from losing the opening set to beat Tsitsipas 63-7(4) 6-24 24-25, after which he was presented with a huge trophy for sealing the end-of-year number one ranking.
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Both make use of closed-circuit TV. And both demand much of their teen-age actresses; the remarkable Simmonds, who is herself deaf, and who starred in " Wonderstruck ," last year, makes a greater impact still in "A Quiet Place," as the indomitable Regan, with her secretive smile.
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For all its harrowing power, "Eclipsed," headlined by the Oscar winner Lupita Nyong'o, one of the most radiant young actors to be seen on Broadway in recent seasons, shines with a compassion that makes us see beyond the suffering to the indomitable humanity of its characters.
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However, with the sport still banned in Norway—the country only recently lifting its boxing ban in 2016 thanks to the rise of the indomitable Cecilia Brækhus—MMA remains a topic which has a lot of people treading on eggshells in this region of northern Europe.
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We witness how street beggars play a role: the victim with indomitable pride, or the poor wretch who seemingly has no other resources beyond the public's good will, or the pliant servant who will help those in the social echelon above them get what they need.
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Halfway around the world, a different form of dance was also changing lives in Brazil: Led by an indomitable teacher, ballet students in a poor district didn't let the closing of their school stop them from dancing — or from delivering a pointed message to government officials.
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He yanked big boards left and right, yelled at people, and did all that while seeming to juice the whole squad with a, uh, indomitable will to win that he has never really shown before in the previous near-decade spent floating from team to team in the NBA.
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After a week that saw more than 50 people killed in Las Vegas in a gun massacre, Saturday Night Live dropped its traditional cold open and instead had country singer Jason Aldean address the audience before performing a Tom Petty classic, renowned for its expression of indomitable, unwavering spirit.
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Contrasted with Jan's indomitable and rational persona, there are moments when Gosling and his colleagues look like boys whose will to "make history" has trapped them in a protracted state of denial, and toy with vehicles whose lethal power is far clearer to their families than their own selves.
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In this case, the monster is toxic masculinity, personified by the abusive, sexist, and jealous rapist Perry Wright (Alexander Skarsgard); the happily ever after is our five indomitable lead women sipping white wine on the impossibly beautiful Monterey, California beach with their happy children, finally free of Perry's malevolence.
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Supposing that the vast majority of medical professionals are right and smoking does indeed limit athletic prowess, the fact that Cruyff still won La Liga in his first season with the Blaugrana – scoring 16 league goals in the process – serves as even greater testament to his indomitable talents.
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"The (Moranbong) performers showed well the indomitable spirit and mental power of the servicepersons and people of the DPRK dashing ahead for the final victory in the drive to build a thriving nation under the guidance of Kim Jong Un," KCNA said in 2012 of its inaugural show.
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Fascinated by Cuba in all its ramshackle, post-colonial-meets-revolutionary, funky beauty, and by its people's indomitable spirit despite their hardscrabble existence, Giovan got to work shooting in color in the "straight photography" documentary manner (an approach that strives for veracity, without later manipulation of captured images).
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In 1940, the Galerie St. Etienne held the first one-woman exhibition by Anna Mary Robertson Moses, the indomitable artist, born in 1860, whose primitive paintings had been discovered hanging in an upstate drugstore by Louis J. Caldor, an engineer with the New York City Department of Water Supply.
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There, the indomitable orator talks about the future, vividly describing a new day when black kids will join hands with "little white boys and white girls as sisters and brothers..." Even as a kid, decades removed from the tumultuous era in which King first delivered that message, his sentiment gripped me.
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Now that you've persevered through several episodes of Leaky Brain Bernard staggering around in a daze, the endless build-up of Maeve's quest for her daughter, and Dolores as an indomitable but ho-hum ice queen, you have finally been given an episode with some real blood in its veins.
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Heartbeat Opera's new production, which opens at Baruch Performing Arts Center on May 3, updates the story: Florestan, the captive, is now a Black Lives Matter activist named Stan; the indomitable Leonora becomes a prison guard, Lee; and the famous "Prisoners' Chorus" has been recorded by six Midwestern prison choirs.
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For those lawyers and legal scholars whose memories predate 1981, we hope that young women and young men, as they grow to lead, remember that what seems unremarkable today is actually a testament to two women of indomitable will, whose achievement was only as durable as our will to sustain it.
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The singers who accompany Weems — acting as an updated Greek chorus — Eisa Davis, Alicia Hall Moran, and Imanin Uzuri, present a visually stark tableau: they are dressed in either pure white or indomitable black; one of the singers wears both: a black dress with a long white shawl covering her hair.
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Simpson, a teen girl in a family striving to become a pop cultural dynasty, was tossed off her ascendant pedestal; Janet Jackson, an indomitable performer with 10 No. 1 hits at the time and the backing of an ultra-established pop cultural dynasty, was blackballed from an industry her family helped revolutionize.
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My man and his smaller man, celebrating father's day like dads love to do: on a beach admiring at once their children, the proud and indomitable ocean, a nice looking boat going by out there and—hey how fast do you think those things go and are they very good on gas?
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CAMBRIDGE, England — His indomitable will steeled by a dozen years in the Soviet gulag, decades of sparring with the K.G.B. and a bout of near fatal heart disease, Vladimir K. Bukovsky, a tireless opponent of Soviet leaders and President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, is not a man easily put off his stride.
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Her brilliance and indomitable spirit shine through in Women Race & Class, where she takes readers on a deep dive through the women's liberation movement in the U.S. White Teeth by Zadie Smith, 2001When Zadie Smith released "White Teeth" 16 years ago, critics couldn't help but compare her to the great writers of eras past a.k.a.
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Just as important, there is a compelling argument that Atlético has become a sort of anti-Barcelona, with Simeone's fevered pressing, his demand for endless industry and his inculcation of an indomitable fighting spirit all perfectly suited to stifling Barcelona's expressionism, depriving Messi and the rest of space, denying them room even to breathe.
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But Ms. Franklin had a resurgence in the 1980s with her album "Who's Zoomin' Who" and its Grammy-winning single, "Freeway of Love," and she followed through in the next decades as a kind of soul singer emeritus: an indomitable diva and a duet partner conferring authenticity on collaborators like George Michael and Annie Lennox.
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Like Harvey, Tiziano was, in the words of the great English poet Geoffrey Chaucer, a 'man's man,' accustomed to showing off the posturing pride and the near-indomitability of the male of the species – 'solder, sailor, horseman he' in the deathless words of the poet W.B. Yeats, yet another near-indomitable and prideful male.
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With indomitable energy, offensive smarts — he had been a receivers coach in the N.F.L. — and a penchant for quirky motivational mantras like "Row The Boat," he has turned the Broncos from a 1-11 doormat in his first year to a 9-0 team that is No. 17 in this week's Associated Press poll.
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The stranded black bear would almost certainly have perished amid the ashy land, but foresters saved him, and ultimately brought the tiny omnivore to the National Zoo in Washington D.C. Here, the newly named "Smokey Bear" lived out his domesticated life, well beyond the wild threats of the American West, where forests burn, and indomitable fires are king.
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Formerly indomitable figures have spectacularly fallen from grace: Kanye West has surrendered to his own grandiose ramblings and enthusiasms; Nicki Minaj has endured public combustion and a relatively poorly performing album; Jay-Z has fully evolved from gangster-rap superstar to domesticated soon-to-be billionaire, seeming to succeed only as an accessory to his wife, Beyoncé.
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Thoroughly radicalized by her challenge to Columbia's expansion plans in Harlem and Morningside Heights, Ms. Runyon later campaigned against American involvement in Vietnam, supported the Black Panthers and nuclear disarmament, and continued to get arrested for civil disobedience into her 90s as an indomitable leader of the Granny Peace Brigade, which protested the war in Iraq.
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Roundup Sure, Freya Stark risked life and limb traveling through Persia to give us her classic "The Valleys of the Assassins," and the indomitable Dervla Murphy has been to, and written about, almost everywhere, often with her daughter in tow (and sometimes a mule), but all too often the luxurious chore of travel writing has belonged to the men.
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A woman named Candace bought the mask for herself—her kids can play with it, she says in the video, but its not going in their toy box—and the Facebook Live recording of her opening it up and playing with it captures the raw, indomitable spirit of mankind better than anything since The Shawshank Redemption.
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A single confessional blog post by Susan Fowler, a former employee of the ride-hailing company Uber, led to a swirling online campaign that eventually brought down Travis Kalanick, Uber's once indomitable chief executive — an outcome that, as far as I can tell, not a single observer of Uber predicted would happen long before it did.
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For all the complexity of its motivations, the campaign for Britain to leave the E.U. also traded on a regressive and fantastical vision of the country's past: that of an indomitable island nation that had conquered the world, that had faced down fascism and that would never bend the knee to the petty bureaucratic tyranny of Brussels.
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"Imposingly standing on Janggun Peak, the respected Supreme Leader gave a familiar look for a while at the dizzy cliffs and the sea of trees, recalling the emotion-charged days when he realized the great historic cause of completing the state nuclear force without yielding even a moment and with the indomitable faith and will of Paektu," KCNA said in a statement.
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Her television credits include the mini-series "Roots: The Next Generations" (1979) and the TV movies "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings" (1979), an adaptation of Maya Angelou's memoir in which she portrayed Ms. Angelou's mother, and "Having Our Say: The Delany Sisters' First 100 Years" (1999), in which she played the indomitable Harlem centenarian Sadie Delany opposite Ruby Dee.
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When Ackmann chronicles the day in February 1848 on which the 17-year-old Dickinson, away at school, turns aside her headmistress's invitation to pledge her life to Christ, instead remaining a "no hoper" in the school's lexicon, we learn a good deal about Mount Holyoke Female Seminary's indomitable headmistress, Mary Lyon; the nosy wife of a trustee; and, most helpfully, the seminary's students and recent graduates.
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You're not sure you want to imagine this indomitable counterculture figure losing it over a patio ("They got home and saw the deck, painted an unexpected brown, and she'd screamed and screamed"), scrolling through social media to see who is having a better vacation than she is or dining on potato foam or white peach bellinis or "panna cotta like a severed breast" and worrying about her weight.
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There is nothing more that can be said about the Michelangelo drawings at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and so I will close with a mention of the series Drawing in a Time of Fear & Lies, published every Saturday in Hyperallergic Weekend, which made its debut on January 14th with a blistering volley by William Powhida and closes out this nasty year with an appropriately nasty drawing by the indomitable Judith Bernstein.
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Finally, tell us more about what you think: The Times reporter Dennis Overbye addressed Dr. Hawking's indomitable spirit in "Stephen Hawking Taught Us a Lot About How to Live": He was the kind of guy who showed up at his own 60th birthday party with a broken leg after flipping his wheelchair trying to take a street corner too fast, a guy whose eyes lit up with a mischievous grin at good and bad jokes.
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Indians 9, Yankees 23, 21 innings | Cleveland leads series, 28-28 CLEVELAND — After Gary Sanchez and Aaron Hicks slugged home runs on Friday night off the Cleveland Indians ace Corey Kluber and helped send him to an early exit and then a five-run Yankees lead was turned over to their indomitable bullpen, they seemed destined to return to New York with their American League division series tied at a game apiece.
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" (Glenn Kessler, the Post's indomitable fact-checker, helpfully explained that, while this wasn't technically true, it was true in spirit because most of the anti-Sanders ad spending had been online, not on television.) The Monday morning following Clinton's Sunday show appearances, the narrative was bubbling up in the press: Times reporter Nate Cohn, taking on the puzzle of Sanders's popularity against Trump, echoed, "Sanders just hasn't faced any major attacks on his record.
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