Instead, be unashamedly awesome at your job — intimidatingly so.
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She's intimidatingly cool, and she doesn't wear a size 2.
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The defendant was a big guy, but not intimidatingly big.
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The layering of harmony, timbre, and rhythm is intimidatingly dense.
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GLAAD's work is intimidatingly far reaching, and covers nearly every media facet.
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Larkin's studio was intimidatingly large, with three different locations in the state.
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Ferociously smart and intimidatingly hip, Mr. Yazbek's gallows humor is often very funny.
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In contrast, my eldest sibling, four years older than me, felt intimidatingly cool.
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It's an intimidatingly tall order, but Vasconcellos would seem to have the right experience.
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Intimidatingly high figures are thrown around and a move is contemplated, then put into action.
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There are sentient plants, who are graceful, mysterious and intimidatingly cool (they make great mean teenagers).
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It has also allowed him to rapidly assemble an intimidatingly large ground game across the map.
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She had two intimidatingly illustrious parents: William Godwin, a philosopher-guru, and Mary Wollstonecraft, a pioneering feminist.
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Everyone was intimidatingly brilliant, and listening to technical experts and program managers brief gave me excellent background.
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With this haircut, Dobrev already oozes cool...and her character in Lucky Day will likely be intimidatingly so.
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The Swiss are a polyglot mix of German, French and Italian speakers, many intimidatingly fluent in multiple languages.
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In January, with almost the entire year ahead of us, the road to change can look intimidatingly long.
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What could have been an intimidatingly blank slate was perfect for Seo, who previously decorated the actress's single-girl apartment.
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Despite these intimidatingly long lines, dedicated voters are turning out to ensure their voices are heard before the polls close.
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While the movement may sound intimidatingly avant-garde to nonmillennials, there are plenty of companies that make it look easy.
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The flight had been chartered by Ariel Ekblaw, the intimidatingly accomplished founder of the MIT Media Lab's Space Exploration Initiative.
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She has an easy way about her, a mellow disposition that offsets her intimidatingly high-tech treatments and A-list clients.
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Although big rigs are imposingly, intimidatingly huge, they also predominantly run on freeways and other fixed routes that are simpler to automate.
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During a series of conversations in 2009, members of the ensemble described Mr. Threadgill's methodology as intimidatingly complex but also deeply intuitive.
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A store manager apparently called the police on the duo because sitting and waiting for a friend is an intimidatingly criminal offense.
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These women actively reject domesticity in all its forms, sniping about "hating rugrats" and holding intimidatingly high-powered careers as stockbrokers and novelists.
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With almost $100 billion to his name, Microsoft co-founder and philanthropist Bill Gates has an intimidatingly large heap of funds to deploy.
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Hands down it was the scene with Seth Grayson where [Doug] put the glass over his mouth and try to intimidatingly suffocate him.
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The quad founding team is intimidatingly technical — including a UCSD Professor, and former engineers from Qualcomm and Intel with 40 patents among them.
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Now that that's out of the way, let me also say: The Witcher 3 has a pretty slow start and is intimidatingly large.
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She is intimidatingly beautiful, ruthless, and self-possessed—attributes that might easily be criticized, were it not for the show's expert character-crafting.
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Talking completely over their heads will make you seem wildly transcendent and intimidatingly creative, even though the truth is you really just like cake.
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His new LP has that same feeling to it: quietly dangerous, intimidatingly fast, full of unbelievable power built on firing servos and cold metal.
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Around 37 ingredients later, Eschliman became fascinated by what exactly goes into the food we eat — particularly highly processed foods, with intimidatingly long ingredient lists.
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"When you meet a woman who is intimidatingly witty, stylish, beautiful, and professionally accomplished, befriend her," Friedman advised in a 2013 piece for The Cut.
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Hammer throw is an Olympic sport where the objective is to throw a big heavy thing as far as your intimidatingly muscular arms will allow.
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Adobe's rules for "Photoshop" have no force; the instructions actually say "you should", not "you must", but the page is formatted to look intimidatingly legal.
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You can dance and entangle with the other players, and you can intimidatingly burst off the stage and into the audience seats which are, realistically, empty.
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It seems intimidatingly large at first, but the best way to get to the good stuff is to go out and see what you can find.
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"While this is an intimidatingly large insect -- an invasive species we want to keep out of our state -- it is not cause for panic," he said.
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Apple Stores are usually faced with intimidatingly long lines on the morning of a new iPhone launch, but that largely didn't seem to be the case today.
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As a result, I spend a lot of my day playing with gorgeous, perfectly lit, beautifully composed images: gardens, couture, art, intimidatingly classy living rooms, Rihanna's face.
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And while it can all look intimidatingly monstrous from a top-down view, from a consumer's perspective, it was a good year to be shopping at Amazon.
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Ghostly International's Matrixxman will join 211s italo purveyor Jeffrey Sfire, Women on Wax's DJ Minx, and the Bunker's very own Bryan Kasenic on this intimidatingly stacked lineup.
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There is a lithographed copy of Johannes Itten's Einiges aus der Farbenlehre (Some aspects of color theory) (1930), an intimidatingly refined textbook illustrated with pasted-in watercolor samples.
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The pictures show the massive animal standing up to a hungry coyote, hovering over her baby protectively and staring intimidatingly at the animal, until the predator finally retreats.
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I'm standing in a cordoned off outdoor area of King Street West in Toronto, nestled in between a poke restaurant and a gym with an intimidatingly fit clientele.
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Audio porn is also a more non-threatening outlet for masturbation, since the visual porn on tube sites often feels intimidatingly aggressive and catered only to heteronormative male desires.
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Facebook is intimidatingly large and deeply woven into our cultural fabric, largely because we have allowed it to become so, and we can't consider a world without Facebook in it.
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Toyota cars might have strong reputations for reliability and good value, but they are better known for practical vehicles than they are for dazzlingly beautiful designs or intimidatingly powerful engines.
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But most of the time, our options are limited to swallowing intimidatingly large pills that take forever to kick in, or downing "cherry-flavored" syrups that leave an unappealing aftertaste.
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Just think about Regina George's intimidatingly hot-pink lipstick in Mean Girls and Lyla Garrity's no-makeup makeup look that even Tim Riggins wasn't impervious to on Friday Night Lights.
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When she found out that one of the women—who was, intimidatingly, much older and more experienced than Nora—worked at a library nearby, Nora started really getting into reading.
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It's a refreshing rewrite of the intimidatingly perfect scenarios many furniture catalogs put forth, and perhaps a scary insight into just how well IKEA knows what we're up to at home.
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When Kaa the python (voiced by Scarlett Johansson) sinuously slithers along a straining tree, or the animal characters rip at each other with claws and fangs, the bodies feel convincingly, intimidatingly real.
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And the book itself is hugely entertaining and intimidatingly well researched, with scarcely a café in which a Jewish writer raised a cup of coffee from Warsaw to New York left undocumented.
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"People like Ryan and Emma are these larger-than-life movie stars and intimidatingly polished and good looking," said Mr. Chazelle, who wanted to embrace their glamour but also show their vulnerability.
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"Golden Gulag" has seminal status among Gilmore's academic peers and activist network, and also more widely — Jay-Z praised it in Time magazine — but certain sections of the book can be intimidatingly technical.
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Creators, confronted with a large and largely disoriented audience, began trying to figure out what to do in a space that, despite its rigid limitations, feels, in 2020, like an intimidatingly blank canvas.
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It's packed with so much sophistication that it creates a serious demeanor — perhaps intimidatingly so — which is why I'll forever be in awe of it, even if I don't talk about it all the time.
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Ms. Price looked elegant but not intimidatingly so in black-patterned trousers from The Kooples, a cream cashmere jumper bought at a sample sale in New York, and a vintage Cartier watch of her father's.
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You can't really be blamed: Preparing your return on your own can be an intimidatingly complicated process, especially with the recent changes in tax law, the impact of which less than half of all taxpayers understand.
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The audience began with intimidatingly angry words from a Zeus-faced Castro sitting in an armchair before us, but after he calmed down, matters ended with some laughter and a next-day story in my notebook.
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Maybe your pubescent breakouts have since been replaced by adult acne, and you've traded in your drugstore spot treatment for Kate Somerville, but the intimidatingly-named ingredient is as much of a threat to your linens as ever.
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The starched tablecloths looked intimidatingly expensive and made me worry about the cost, but he seemed to sense this, and said almost immediately that I should eat what I wanted, that tonight our date would be on him.
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Alsup's chambers have many of the classic aesthetics of the legal profession: the shelves upon shelves of leather-bound books, the stained wood paneling, a small black-and-white portrait of Abraham Lincoln hanging over an intimidatingly large desk.
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In the eyes of many Chinese observers, then, Huawei is an intimidatingly formidable Chinese competitor in the tech space, and the United States' actions with respect to Huawei, including Meng's arrest, clearly are motivated by political and economic reasons.
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When I get three or four of these volunteers on the same morning, it invariably means that while I was sleeping other people were reading the advance press on an incipient opening that sounds both unusually enticing and intimidatingly expensive.
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In March—along with Jeff Katz, who is also a managing partner at Del Posto—Kent opened a new restaurant called Crown Shy, on the intimidatingly cavernous ground floor of one of the financial district's most beautiful Art Deco buildings.
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The video begins in Wintour's intimidatingly perfect office, where the duo goes back and forth about whose job is easier; whether they could walk a mile in each other's shoes (wedge sneakers for Schumer, peep-toe stilettos for Wintour), and so forth.
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Not only will voters be asked to render an informed judgment on presidential and congressional elections, but they will be expected to do so for their state representatives, their county commissioners, their secretary of state, and an intimidatingly long list of judges.
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When I signed the intimidatingly long waiver at the flight school in Dubai, I had no idea that I would land back on earth feeling like a completely new person, or at least back to the person I was before my battle with depression began.
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Aiming to lure new students into the intimidatingly large library so that they might familiarize themselves with its various amenities before exams begin and "do homework," Milktoberfest offered free chocolate milk from the BYU creamery, as well as cookies, games, and other pre-midterm distractions.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Founded in 2006 by a motley crew of assertively intellectual, generally international, and multilingual artists, the razor-sharp, intimidatingly clever collective Slavs and Tatars is known for layered performance and lecture events that are somehow scholarly, snarky, witty, and illuminating all at once.
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For a band that's lain dormant for 14 years and existed for 35 (not to mention one that was playing its first show outside Japan on Roadburn's intimidatingly huge main stage), the trio's performance was utterly on point—it sounded as though 1985 had never come and gone.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. Scottish journalist Ross McCafferty tweeted a picture of a "crunch box"—more commonly known as a "munchy box"—which is essentially an intimidatingly large pizza box full of various battered and fried shapes, crowned with a two-liter bottle of Irn-Bru soda.
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Better known for the steely confidence he exudes — in his performances, and at intimidatingly close range, in conversation later that morning at a Juilliard office — Mr. Spacey has embraced his status as an unlikely Tonys M.C. "They didn't want me in the first place," he said with a self-deprecating laugh.
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But then, in 2013, they released "R U Mine"—the lead single from AM. Fuzzing, loud, witty—the complete combination of everything people had come to love about the Monkeys—the track preceded the group's most successful album to date; the one that solidified them as this generation's most intimidatingly brilliant rock band.
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When Frankel spoke to Refinery29's global editor-in-chief and co-founder Christene Barberich for a live recent taping of UnStyled in New York City for AdWeek, she was characteristically honest about, well, everything – from hitting up titans of industry and A-listers at an intimidatingly swanky Hollywood party, to frenemy Ramona Singer, to her early days hawking muffins inside a Costco.
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I would meet intimidatingly smart sisters, would date them in the hope that they could heal me, and then the fear would start to climb in me, the fear of discovery, and the mask would feel as if it were cracking and the impulse to escape, to hide, would grow until finally I'd hit a Rubicon—I'd either drive the novia away or I would run.
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The School of Business and Economics (SBE) was founded in 1984.Hein Schreuder, Economics in Maastricht had to be intimidatingly different, more international and better, in: Annemieke Klijn, The Maastricht Experiment, 2016. It is currently the biggest faculty within UM in terms of student numbers. Of the 4,200 students enrolled, more than 60% come from abroad.
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In 2008, on a warehouse wall, Rand mounted the painting, "The 613", which at 1700 square feet (17' x 100') is nearly twice the size of James Rosenquist's F-111. It is one of the largest freestanding paintings ever made. Reminiscent of "The Segments" paintings it is intimidatingly enormous. Paradoxically, despite the raucous cartoony bytes that shoot colorful flashes from the manic surface, "The 613" glows warmly.
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") and inadvertently opens his feathered chest to reveal one ("How did that get there?"). Subsequently, he challenges Elmer to a "fair" fight. Intimidatingly, Daffy maneuvers Elmer into a boxing ring which is surrounded by many duck spectators The burly referee of the fight is also a duck, named Ducky Wheeze. He struggles to stop laughing at pathetic Elmer long enough to introduce him; when he finally does, Elmer stands up and meekly says, "Hewwo.
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Papa vs Pretty has gained notable attention in the Australian music scene for their "intimidatingly tight" and energetic live performances. Their 2010 tracks "Heavy Harm" and "Wrecking Ball" and 2011 singles "One of the Animals", "Honey" and "Darkest Way" received heavy rotation on Australian radio station Triple J. Papa vs Pretty's debut album United in Isolation was released on 27 May 2011The In Sound From Way Out – EMI Australia's Music and MP3 Blog » Blog Archive » Papa vs Pretty – One Of The Animals. Theinsoundfromwayout.com (2011-05-27). Retrieved on 2012-04-10.
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B, by saying, "Really, it was never a fair fight. B.o.B. seems like a very nice young man, but intimidatingly deranged he is not, and his verses (featuring couplets like 'I was doing fine / Until my brain left and it didn't say bye' and 'I am a rebel but yes I'm so militant / Still I'm eligible for disabilities') are as convincing of his insanity as a 12-year-old telling an obviously fraudulent story of the action he got last summer at overnight camp." Unterberger also complimented Nicki Minaj's verse.
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In 1910, Richard Swann Lull would agree with this hypothesis. Charles Whitney Gilmore disagreed in 1914 and argued that the only protection a stegosaur could gain from its plates was to appear intimidatingly larger to potential predators. Nearly forty years later, Davitashvili argued that the plates were too fragile to be used for defense and instead used to attract mates and signal the stegosaur's rank in a social hierarchy. In the late 1970s, James O. Farlow and others would propose that the thin, blood vessel-rich plates helped absorb or lose body heat, depending on the animal's own physiological requirements.
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Other tracks were released on Volumes One, Three and Four of the You Can't Do That on Stage Anymore series. On a side note, Zappa can be heard, on the released and unreleased Roxy tapes, speaking of the making of a 'film' that could potentially be "broadcast on television", as well as reminding the audience not to be "uncomfortable around the intimidatingly large 16 mm cameras." A four-channel quadraphonic version of the album was prepared and advertised, but not released. The 2014 CD Roxy by Proxy includes other material from the Roxy shows, including alternate versions of some songs from Roxy & Elsewhere, with no overdubs.
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Many death metal fans and critics consider Altars of Madness to be one of the best death metal albums of all time. Jason Birchmeier of Allmusic wrote that one "cannot deny its influence", and MetalSucks likewise wrote that it is "impossible to ignore the importance of this release to the death metal genre." UK magazine Terrorizer rates this album as both Morbid Angel's and death metal's finest hour, describing it as "bludgeoning and raw but also technical, exacting and intimidatingly consistent". Altars of Madness has appeared at the top of lists of the greatest death metal albums of all time by Decibel magazine and Terrorizer magazine.
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Book by Geert Hofstede, Gert Jan Hofstede and Michael Minkov Gerard Hendrik (Geert) Hofstede (2 October 1928 – 12 February 2020) was a Dutch social psychologist, IBM employee, and Professor Emeritus of Organizational Anthropology and International Management at Maastricht University in the Netherlands,Hein Schreuder, Economics in Maastricht had to be intimidatingly different, more international and better, in: Annemieke Klijn, The Maastricht Experiment, 2016. well known for his pioneering research on cross-cultural groups and organizations. He is best known for developing one of the earliest and most popular frameworks for measuring cultural dimensions in a global perspective. Here he described national cultures along six dimensions: Power Distance, Individualism, Uncertainty avoidance, Masculinity, Long Term Orientation, and Indulgence vs. restraint.
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Eberstadt has written for a wide variety of magazines and newspapers. New York Times columnist David Brooks has twice awarded Eberstadt's writing a "Sidney," his annual award for best essay writing of the year. Columnist George Will has called Eberstadt "intimidatingly intelligent," and author George Weigel has called her "our premier analyst of American cultural foibles and follies, with a keen eye for oddities that illuminate just how strange the country's moral culture has become." In 2016, HarperCollins published Eberstadt's latest book, It's Dangerous to Believe: Religious Freedom and Its Enemies, which chronicles the rise in discrimination against religious believers in the United States and elsewhere during an era of ascendant secularism.
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AllMusic reviewer Steve Huey noted that the album had a "twistedly affectionate send-up of goth rock conventions" and lyrics that "gleefully wallow in goth clichés — sex, death, Christianity, vampires, more sex, and death". The album has since sold nearly a million copies in the United States, a surprise success that "obliged Goths to take notice" of the group.Baddeley 2002, p. 270 The trademarks of Type O Negative's music include the use of "downtuned, fuzzy guitars" and a "deep baritone croon" from Peter Steele, an "intimidatingly large, sarcastically self-deprecating original, whose dry, dirty one-liners and morbid machismo challenge those who insist the archetypal Goth is a po-faced androgyne".Baddeley 2002, p. 269–70.
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Gregory > Moore, "Alfred Tarski" in Dictionary of Scientific Biography > A charismatic leader and teacher, known for his brilliantly precise yet > suspenseful expository style, Tarski had intimidatingly high standards for > students, but at the same time he could be very encouraging, and > particularly so to women — in contrast to the general trend. Some students > were frightened away, but a circle of disciples remained, many of whom > became world-renowned leaders in the field.Feferman Warsaw University Library, with (atop columns, facing entrance) statues of Lwów-Warsaw School philosophers Kazimierz Twardowski, Jan Łukasiewicz, Alfred Tarski, Stanisław Leśniewski Tarski supervised twenty-four Ph.D. dissertations including (in chronological order) those of Andrzej Mostowski, Bjarni Jónsson, Julia Robinson, Robert Vaught, Solomon Feferman, Richard Montague, James Donald Monk, Haim Gaifman, Donald Pigozzi and Roger Maddux, as well as Chen Chung Chang and Jerome Keisler, authors of Model Theory (1973),Chang, C.C., and Keisler, H.J., 1973. Model Theory.
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