It's a lot of influences distilled into an invigorating result; "Communion," the band's invigorating debut, was released in 2015 and followed winning the coveted BBC Sound of 2015 award.
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"Visual pleasure is very important — very invigorating, very engaging."
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It can be more invigorating and enlivening that anything else.
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We're told that making big changes in life is invigorating.
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I HAVE FOUND THE WHOLE CHALLENGE TO BE VERY INVIGORATING.
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"It's invigorating to know I am starting over," she said.
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The Oscars celebrated an invigorating range of movies this year.
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For naïve kids, the hustle was stimulating, invigorating, even exciting.
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But spending the day with Haiyan survivors had been invigorating.
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For the rest of us, it is an invigorating performance.
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"It's invigorating to know I am starting over," she says.
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This season, however, Houston promises to be an invigorating experience.
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And her style is nearly as invigorating as its antecedents.
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It's generating some of the most invigorating improvised music around.
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It seemed like that was invigorating for you to write.
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The RS 5 is invigorating, a bit backbreaking but ultimately unforgettable.
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But the party's supporters are less interested in such invigorating competition.
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Selfies are an invigorating, low-stakes way to pass the time.
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Despite this, the trip through the Presidio was beautiful and invigorating.
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Outdoor shoots, she says, can be some of the most invigorating.
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Decades older than most of the staff, she found it invigorating.
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A precursor is the museum's invigorating Mickalene Thomas survey in 2012.
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If anything, the administration's vehement climate denial is invigorating energy buyers.
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Culture at its best is the opposite: invigorating, unwieldy, haunting, true.
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To plow through this new territory—it's very invigorating for me.
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And not just because — let's be honest — writing pans is invigorating.
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Experiencing Jeremy O. Harris's provocative Broadway debut feels fraught, but invigorating.
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Monarchs mines these arguably underexplored premises and turns up capacious, invigorating results.
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All in all, it was an invigorating day for the Russian leader.
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The effect on an ear accustomed to standard tuning can be invigorating.
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The mist is cool with an invigorating (though not particularly pleasant) scent.
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Sure, artists will be addressing contentious issues, but in invigorating new ways.
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It&aposs creatively invigorating to be back in the middle of it.
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"Conservative ideas are invigorating," DeMint told The New York Times in 2014.
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Returning to the New York Men's Day presentations afterward felt somehow invigorating.
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Ballet is not a sleepy or soporific art; it is deeply invigorating.
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I couldn't always tell where the play was going, which was invigorating.
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For legacy news media operations to behave as outsiders could be invigorating.
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And that's the part I find so much more invigorating and interesting.
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Better to blunder through, energised by an invigorating dose of collective hysteria.
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It's actually been really exciting and invigorating 'cause you want new thought.
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But can we all agree that this is a fascinating, invigorating beat?
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Still, once he starts his speech, almost every President finds the spotlight invigorating.
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"That to me was what made it so exciting and invigorating," he said.
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For anyone expecting cozy Impressionistic prettiness, these are an invigorating inclusion and surprise.
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"The Trump reaction, the way it works is by invigorating volunteers," Dhingra said.
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THUMP: Generally speaking, do you find touring and travel more invigorating or exhausting?
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The work was invigorating, but his prolonged isolation was clearly taking a toll.
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Some preachers from Africa find the godlessness of the West an invigorating challenge.
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I enjoy working with this age group, I find them refreshing and invigorating.
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Also, the world of food is one of the invigorating worlds of innovation.
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The Moon enters Aries at 5:16 AM, creating an invigorating, pioneering vibe.
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He's been confrontational and dismissive toward the Catalan independence movement, thereby invigorating it.
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It's really morally challenging, and kind of invigorating if it's the right day.
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It's about love in all its forms: brutal, broken, invigorating, sweet, powerful, universal.
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These bright, invigorating works create something of a self-portrait of the artist.
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Indica strains are sedative, sativas are invigorating, and hybrids fall somewhere in between.
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It's a gorgeously shot and invigorating journey down a Cold War rabbit hole.
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Maybe the majority of pitchers will, like Romo, find their new role invigorating.
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VR also holds huge potential for invigorating learning of other subjects beyond computer science.
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"I'm creating a new kit and it's really fun and it's invigorating," she shares.
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The poet likes having them around, as he finds their presence invigorating and inspiring.
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For geologists, this is both a necessary cognitive skill and an invigorating intellectual exercise.
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Every karate chop and invigorating wrist breaking is the revenge of an ego scorned.
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Heart aflutter and spirit soaaring, "invigorating" is the word that immediately came to mind.
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Yet it can also be invigorating to understand the constructed, provisional nature of experience.
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The new Sonia Rykiel store uptown seemed like a potential source of invigorating agents.
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As a result, it has a uniquely "live" feel, alighting with invigorating, cybernetic incantation.
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The walk along the waterfront was invigorating, and offered great views of the coastline.
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There's icy, invigorating peppermint to wake them up at their desks at 9 a.m.
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The winter air was invigorating, and the students were clearly delighted to be there.
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Which, after the soothing massage and masking, was far less invigorating the second time around.
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The body scrub is invigorating and I can feel all the travel grime falling away.
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The end of the week is gorgeous and invigorating on a creative and romantic level.
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There's palpable frustration; it's invigorating to watch them fight and maddening to see them fail.
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If you're the type who loves new challenges, navigating cross-cultural challenges can be invigorating.
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Now, imagine that same invigorating taste, but ice-cold and with a hint of sweetness.
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Teammates Marco Andretti and Carlos Munoz are similarly in need of a career-invigorating weekend.
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The magic combination of hot water and cool beverage is rather invigorating, especially when naked.
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With its sandy, glacial soils and maritime climate, it lends itself to fresh, invigorating wines.
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But the quality of the questions and the mere existence of new faces were invigorating.
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There was the smell of raw pine walls as soon as I walked in: invigorating.
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Invigorating and thrilling, to be sure, but still a bit much to fully take in.
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The concept of being on that label was invigorating and empowering in a certain way.
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Now, 'going out' is a different proposition, albeit an occasionally invigorating, tragic, and hilarious one.
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A package of bills before the City Council could change that by invigorating those regulations.
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"The idea of working around so many younger people was exciting and invigorating," she said.
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For graduate students far from home, the swirl of cultures is both reassuring and invigorating.
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Here, Mr. Murakami demonstrates that he can still make invigorating art when he's challenged to.
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Certainly people have been reaching out with various questions about the future, which is invigorating.
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Not to mention, it's full of phenomenal rock music in its purest, most invigorating form.
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Well... #TheRiseOfSkywalker is a drastic departure from TLJ, but also not as invigorating as TFA.
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The show, a semi-autobiographical depiction of Adlon's life, is still silly, touching, absurdist, invigorating.
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" Limón writes of a similarly invigorating experience as a gardener in her poem "The Burying Beetle.
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Mr. Morris appreciates a challenge, and with Dances for the Future he has an invigorating one.
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Synchronization is fleeting and impossible to sustain, but it is invigorating to follow her fierce concentration.
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The instructor, Cheryl Slader, led about eight students, including me, through an invigorating series of poses.
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They say variety is the spice of life, but an invigorating routine can be even better.
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But on the evidence of CTM, at least, it is making room for more invigorating acts.
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A friend recommended baseball, which was nice, but only nice, never really invigorating enough for me.
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When someone wants to be made over, watching them turn into a new person is invigorating.
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It's unusual to read something that's equal parts infuriating and invigorating, but not at all exhausting.
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It gets very concentrated, and is free of chemicals, making for a natural and invigorating taste.
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The bull may benefit from opting for a hybrid that's invigorating but won't harsh their mellow.
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Less heartier characters might have blanched at the work environment, but Mr. Huizenga found it invigorating.
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Some even say that the tea tree oil provides a lovely tingling sensation that feels invigorating.
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On the palate it is bone-dry and invigorating, with a bracingly fresh underlying citrus flavor.
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And so I always like coming here because getting another shot of that is very invigorating.
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Critic's Notebook The event's 17th edition was a raucous, invigorating showcase of musicians demanding international attention.
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Which is yet another reason Spider-Man: Homecoming feels like such an invigorating change of pace.
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Put all those pieces together, and "Game Night" serves up a winner -- invigorating a familiar formula.
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What I find so invigorating about it is that it's challenging me to do two things.
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It's uncomfortable and pained, yet it has a beauty and strength that are invigorating and essential.
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Nestlé thinks that the flavor is "fresh and invigorating" and I think that Nestlé has ruined candy.
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When served over ice, it's an invigorating drink that will pep you up sans sugar or caffeine.
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Traveling isn't easy, but it's invigorating and has unexpectedly done wonders for my career as a writer.
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On Tuesday, the inventive and invigorating global stage show STOMP celebrates 10,000 performances at the Orpheum Theatre.
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Credited with re-invigorating the organization and making it more politically relevant, Jealous served for four years.
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And if it's the latter, then invigorating our clocks could theoretically put more sand in the hourglass.
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Logan Lucky is an invigorating movie that marks the end of Soderbergh's professed retirement from feature filmmaking.
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Equal parts sweet, refreshing, and invigorating, we wouldn't be surprised if this is a new summer classic.
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Affairs can be devastatingly painful for the ones betrayed, but they can also be invigorating for marriages.
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A complex braiding of movement, text and, yes, mattresses, it builds an invigorating labyrinth of choreographic activity.
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The most well known zodiac traits for the Aquarius are creativity and a penchant for invigorating conversation.
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And this is invigorating for me because the diversity of serious first-person experiences truly is immense.
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Though under-hyped, Mr. Evans is a viable candidate for jazz's most resourceful and invigorating contemporary pianist.
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The invigorating effects of the tax cuts enacted at the end of 2000 are expected to fade.
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"Each work of ours is like an expedition, something incredibly invigorating," said the artist in an interview.
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I'm analyzing a massive and dense opinion that came down today; it's as invigorating as it sounds.
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Flopping onto a massage table or an invigorating dip in a chilly swimming pool or sizzling hot tub?
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Their songs are direct and to the point and more invigorating than a shot of chili laced tequila.
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For those bitten by it, there is nothing more invigorating than the seed of a successful business idea.
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It's an invigorating investigation of the human urge to create art, and its relationship to our own mortality.
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I got into the water, felt the invigorating itch of chlorine, and turned to size up my opponent.
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They'll be showcasing the work of Floating Points, one of the world's most invigorating electronic artists going today.
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And yet, I found the sea of humanity invigorating — after all, everyone has an interesting story to tell.
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It's invigorating to find yourself the subject of a look so wistful, even if the expression is inadvertent.
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But for her — and for this improbable but promising spinoff — it ends up being an invigorating new start.
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Saudi Aramco&aposs $1.7 trillion IPO could end up weakening Saudi Arabia, rather than strengthen or invigorating it.
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As a result, if Republicans succeed in invigorating growth, the Fed is likely to raise rates more quickly.
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The battle to see which retailer would have the best AirPods deals wasn't as invigorating as everyone thought.
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"I think he'll find it invigorating, because he needs to have a voice," said Miller, a Utah native.
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"The past year has, for me, been the most exciting, overwhelming, and invigorating experience," Raad bin Zeid says.
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It's not just for fundraising that the health care wars have played the central role in invigorating Democrats.
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The possibilities are invigorating, especially in light of what creators are already able to do with the format.
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"There are so many unknowns, [but] it's invigorating to know I am starting over," Christina told PEOPLE in February.
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His broadcasts are invigorating, but you can't help but feel exhausted after he takes you along for a ride.
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It was intense and invigorating, but no one around me in real life knew the double life I lived.
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As chief relationship officer, she leads the charge on invigorating the company's loyalty, happiness, and customer engagement from within.
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There's nothing like an invigorating workout to boost your mood and energy on a big day (or any day!).
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Wheat grown locally would lead to more local milling and malting facilities, invigorating an economy around supporting good bread.
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Every day is a stressful nightmare and yet every day is also the most fulfilling and invigorating adventure ever.
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It's invigorating to see Abstract and Brockhampton steer their music and their vision to reach more and more people.
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If you've ever found yourself on a late night Montreal odyssey, TTYL should evoke sensations both familiar and invigorating.
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It's hard to contextualize just how invigorating it was to watch Mysterio on WCW this far after the fact.
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That said, it would have been equally invigorating to offer performances that related directly to the stunning natural surroundings.
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It's a far less comforting notion than season one's unearned uplift, but it's a more invigorating and complex one.
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The confounding, invigorating music of Yeezus looked forward but its embrace of misguided rebellion began Kanye West's slide backwards.
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It was invigorating to be stretching and holding long, strengthening poses as the morning got lighter over the park.
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"Nouns & Verbs: New and Selected Poems" is a rich and invigorating sampling of the poetic results of these explorations.
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Ask the shopkeepers for their suggestions for the most invigorating and entertaining games that can include all your roommates.
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Nevertheless, it is both endearing and invigorating — you just know Adonis is ready to conquer Viktor this time around.
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Notti Smart Light — $29.99 See Details Make your morning shower a more invigorating experience with this elegant ergonomic jet.
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"That was invigorating, New York invests in young people; you can truly feel it in the air," she said.
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It's psychologically invigorating to be passing people at the end, and it's crushing to be passed at the end.
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"As chief executive, my focus will be on invigorating our company and returning the business to stronger, sustainable growth."
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If I had known it was going to be this invigorating, I would've done it a long time ago.
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I am sure it will be enjoyable — in an invigorating, can-we-keep-the-kids-alive sort of way.
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The set is fantastic, the choreography invigorating, the script impossibly funny and made somehow funnier by the actors' impeccable deliveries.
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Mars is an invigorating energy that will bring you the strength you need to complete some boring-as-hell tasks.
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I felt like a bro, man, and that was invigorating for a transguy from a small, relatively conservative Connecticut town.
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But your home office is probably more task-oriented, so you should consider the more invigorating daylight (5,000 K) temperature.
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There's also something really invigorating about hot yoga classes – I left feeling energized and ready to take on the day.
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But it's invigorating to fight the good fight -- to confront fear with hope, lies with truth and hate with love.
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Because of this, the car's V20.2 isn't the most immediately rewarding engine — nor is it especially invigorating to listen to.
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I didn't like songs and I didn't listen to them, so coming back to play music again felt very invigorating.
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Invigorating encounters with your friends and crushes alike arrive around midweek as the sun gently harmonizes with action planet Mars.
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Reading her opinions is really invigorating, but you realize that often what she's doing is falling back on commonsense pragmatism.
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One Texan told The New York Times, "A summer day below 100 degrees is an invigorating as an arctic blast."
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Mr. Roma, along with Singh's many other devoted pals, accepted these irritating quirks as the price of his invigorating companionship.
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Mel Chin's work, while visually fascinating and intellectually invigorating, when it moves beyond representation becomes significant, material, socio-political action.
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Before we discuss the theme, please indulge me while I briefly relive my teenage years: Thank you, that was invigorating.
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" What I love about my routine: "It's less about perfection and more the process of experimenting that I find invigorating.
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Also invigorating is the idea that stylistic definitions are always profoundly porous when looked at in the light of day.
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Instead, the mood is intimate, trusting, a little slick, making what could have been hagiography something more invigorating and frank.
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Boyle's achievement is to have made a wildly invigorating and enjoyable film about subject matter which is often so dark.
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Lee Quiñones, a graffiti artist, has new panel paintings at Nicole Klagsbrun, alongside the invigorating ceramic works of Brie Ruais.
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For her first song, she played her recently released "In Common," pushing forward a dancey, invigorating vibe to her music.
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"Working out releases certain hormones that can be invigorating and lead to a feeling of confidence, and even sexiness," Alpert explains.
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But the ballot follows a military crackdown against the very movement for civil liberties which has recently been invigorating local politics.
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"It was invigorating to see the number of people interested and engaged in the challenge," NASA spacesuit engineer Kirstyn Johnson said.
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It's very invigorating, being around a bunch of different women, having this discussion, and talking about their careers and their lives.
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I find her jokes funnier, I find her material more invigorating, and I find her show's point of view more exciting.
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Maybe that won't involve you making an EP with Young Thug, but with a song this invigorating, you'll probably come close.
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If a cigarette first thing in the morning wakes you up, try an invigorating yoga routine or an extra espresso shot.
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But there is little invigorating in this book, whose familiar take on the profession could have been written 50 years ago.
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The Frank Body Original Coffee Scrub is an invigorating body scrub that will leave your skin feeling nourished and incredibly soft.
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Every like 10 years, you see an up-and-coming conservative who has some fresh perspective and ideas and it's invigorating.
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Buxom Plumpline Lip Liner gives your mouth a plumping boost thanks to an invigorating formula full of peptides and hyaluronic acid.
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"What was amazing was his whole attitude about film—this invigorating passion that had a real bite to it," Chazelle says.
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This could be framed as frightening, but instead it is played as invigorating — as a kind of freedom from societal expectations.
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Go: "Ink," James Graham's invigorating play about London journalism, goes on a journey to the tabloid underworld — and the American present.
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Go: "Ink," James Graham's invigorating play about London journalism goes on a journey to the tabloid underworld — and the American present.
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Go: "Ink," James Graham's invigorating play about British journalism, goes on a journey to the tabloid underworld — and the American present.
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We got more ambitious the following morning, hiking the Courthouse Butte Loop, an invigorating four-mile route with a shifting landscape.
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These long-overdue updates should be applauded as one key way of invigorating our economy, while still maintaining vital environmental protections.
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Bricknall recalls an invigorating difference between the two drawings: In Barnes's depiction, Bricknall is a perfectly elegant foil for the clothes.
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"There are so many unknowns, [but] it's invigorating to know I am starting over," Christina tells PEOPLE in this week's cover story.
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For me it's very invigorating to work on so many different topics—often wildly different even between successive hours in a day.
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They're sunrise alarms, which simulate relaxing sunsets to lull you to sleep and invigorating sunrises to help you wake in the morning.
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There's something invigorating about having a little tiny metal version of your favorite food pinned to your backpack or jacket or whatever.
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I have to say, with the crystal in my pocket, my walk to the office seemed a lot more invigorating than usual.
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If you feel a little off your game, a refreshing peppermint scrub might be an invigorating way to hit the reset button.
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Normally, when it snows, it's supposed to be a kind of magical, invigorating experience, a blanket of frosty quiet on the world.
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While starting a new business can be exciting and invigorating, the initial rush that comes from launching a startup doesn't last forever.
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From Chelsea to Bushwick, quirky and creative group shows are invigorating what used to be a sleepy time for the art world.
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And it's invigorating in all the ways you want from a Jäger Bomb, but with none of the sugar, aftertaste, or judgment.
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The process of cutting entanglements, as Frances and Robert go from confrontation to mediation to litigation, is both sad and oddly invigorating.
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But to actually go and sit in a durational and expand for four hours with the artist is pretty invigorating, pretty cathartic.
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For streaming upstarts like Netflix and Amazon Studios, where the cultures are still forming and money is gushing, the disruption is invigorating.
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But all this, while visually fascinating and intellectually invigorating merely works with the basic strategy of representation — as most visual art does.
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It's clever and invigorating, and about the only thing in the pilot that actually makes the connection between office workers and superheroes.
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For his admirers, his attacks on entitled elites can be bracing and invigorating, finally giving voice to grievances they consider long ignored.
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Above everything, Macedonia has managed to maintain a positive fiscal direction and has doggedly focused on driving investment and invigorating the economy.
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It was as if a second hike, joyous and invigorating, had begun to superimpose itself on the one I thought I'd taken.
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America blurs the lines between fiction and documentary, looking forward and backward in time, resulting in a wholly novel and invigorating experience.
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Always, though, shining through the carefully, beautifully painted grays, is the clarity of McCracken's humor, bright and invigorating, like flickers of sunlight.
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An intense and invigorating crash course in music appreciation, from a fanatical convert to the church of Byrd, Billie and Miles (1:20).
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Given the fiery, invigorating energy that's long been associated with the summer solstice, it's also a great day to spend with a lover.
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That's why Aries people can have an invigorating effect on those around them — they're preparing people for the warmer, livelier months to come.
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The work throughout this show is invigorating, gutsy, and demonstrates the immense power of the medium of paint when stretched to its limit.
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Something I once thought was banal and shallow has become an invigorating and powerful part of my life, keeping me informed and positive.
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Redditor PitoTheThird explained why the competition is so exciting: The hero gallery UI changes often, making speed running hero galleries an invigorating sport.
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In the end, he won 23 primary contests and more than 2023 million votes, invigorating progressives with his calls for a political revolution.
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University of Massachusetts, Amherst, professor Duncan J. Irschick had an invigorating trip to Florida, where he used a single camera to scan sharks.
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A calming, sleep-inducing scent is not ideal for waking up and an invigorating scent wouldn't be the best to fall asleep to.
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Her kind of unfettered optimism and generosity of spirit is an invigorating antidote to the anxious negativity pervading the world of art today.
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A long primary contest, hard-fought, passionate supporters on both sides and, in both races, a seemingly unknown candidate invigorating millions of voters.
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It can be creatively invigorating to think about everything that may happen, but it can be productive to do so now, as well.
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These cautionary tales intersect to highly invigorating effect in James Graham's "Ink," which opened on Wednesday night at the Samuel J. Friedman Theater.
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Pioneer Square Labs is invigorating Seattle's startup ecosystem A number of other factors have contributed to Seattle's long-awaited rise in venture activity.
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While you're out in the ocean, the combination of invigorating activity and beautiful scenery creates the perfect environment for an influx of creativity.
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The invigorating, breathless "1000 gecs" is a pure palate annihilator of an album — 10 songs, 23 minutes, easily more than 100 reference points.
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But he also seemed like a man all too aware that a part of his life was ending — perhaps the most invigorating part.
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Pálmason seems to work intuitively, and what he creates with Winter Brothers is a shaggy film that alternates between being invigorating and tedious.
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Its success was largely based on one thing: the art of Jamie Hewlett, then aged 20, and already an accomplished and invigorating graphic artist.
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The hometown fans were duly rewarded for their dedication: after two invigorating weeks, India successfully defended its title in the final on October 22nd.
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That the darker parts of life were just as invigorating as the brightness, and that romance is based in yearning as much as love.
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The attention GLOW pays to all 13 women warriors is the show's most invigorating argument: There are roles like this for women right now.
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There are still far too many people living in autocracies; however, it is invigorating to see that the relative percentage is on the decline.
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Given the progress being made in Congress, Doppler Labs is re-invigorating its partnership with Global Citizen to help raise awareness of hearing health.
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Change can be invigorating for us all and I'm grateful I had the opportunity to work with Satya on helping define this new structure.
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International travel spending alone supported about 1.2 million American jobs in 2016, invigorating local economies and reaching across areas like hospitality, entertainment and aviation.
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It also feels fresh and invigorating and a lot of that has to do with our new team and new training location in Montreal.
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Everywhere I go, morning, noon and night, folks whom I've never met before approaching me with big smiles and hugs, invigorating encouragement, even food.
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Everywhere I go, morning, noon and night, folks whom I've never met before approach me with big smiles and hugs, invigorating encouragement, even food.
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Behind a wall of invigorating sonic ticks, you hear crackles like celluloid running through a projector, replaying the memories of a love once had.
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For young hipsters, playing with the mix of freedom and oppression may be invigorating; for the survivors, it is understandably quite a different matter.
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However, for a film displaying such radical, political, and invigorating art, Black Is the Color is a conventional, one could even say stodgy documentary.
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And then of course, it shows my comeback, because I'm coming back, I'm playing tennis, I'm back on the court, and it's so invigorating.
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Like many designers taking on historic labels, he was tasked with invigorating a longstanding legacy and balancing Ferragamo's footwear heritage with new fashion interest.
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A fresh, clean, light, and invigorating scent that looks chic as hell on a nightstand — but that you would wear for a night out.
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This invigorating music, often freely improvised, takes the form of a 28-part suite dedicated to female explorers and adventurers of the Victorian era.
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For me and my wife — two journalists who met at a news conference in Hanoi, Vietnam — all that front-page drama was professionally invigorating.
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This invigorating music, often freely improvised, takes the form of a 7849-part suite dedicated to female explorers and adventurers of the Victorian era.
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The result was a refreshing, invigorating wine, with a bright pungency that seems ready-made for Greek cooking in all its garlicky, herbal glory.
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Barbasol Thick & Rich Pacific Rush Shaving Cream creates a smooth, protective lather that men have trusted for generations, plus, it has an invigorating scent.
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The ornate, melodramatic commercials for Adidas and Taco Bell that showed during the broadcast were more invigorating than many of this year's nominated videos.
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A show of his early acrylic paintings and later photo grids at Lisson connects the dots with elegance and an invigorating hit of color.
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She said it was invigorating to realize that when her teacher discussed current events, she knew what he was talking about and could engage.
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Fellow-producers found his style invigorating, but his influence on such beloved groups as Tribe and the Pharcyde confused many of their longtime fans.
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If your taste, in this age of easy international sampling, already encompasses British dramas, it's a short and invigorating step to their Irish cousins.
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Autor's talk focuses on "rebuilding career pathways" for the less educated, which would be enormously invigorating, he says, for our sense of shared prosperity.
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Starting in the late 1960s, concurrent with the Imagists, many African American artists sought out invigorating encounters to push their art in fresh directions.
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Jupiter ends its retrograde on July 10 in fellow water sign Scorpio, so expect some invigorating energy to take place in your love life!
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While the two men have different backgrounds, interests, and policies, they both leave people with a refreshing sense of hopefulness, an invigorating sort of energy.
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Lizzo, 'Juice' The flute-playing, Coachella-slaying singer is one of music's hottest new sensations, and this invigorating tune makes it easy to see why.
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On the first Monday of 2016, Enormous Eye released several such posts so invigorating, we just had to call up Amy Rose for a chat.
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In June, Stewart's testimony before a House panel on extending the fund went viral, invigorating the effort to push the bill across the finish line.
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The union should go beyond periodic slaps on the wrist by invigorating severe economic sanctions and placing Hungarian-bound funds in escrow during compliance investigations.
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For John Noble Wilford, the reporter who covered the moon landing for The New York Times from mission control in Houston, the memory is invigorating.
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So it was invigorating to finally see a definitive statement about femininity and strength, luxury and the future, courtesy of Nicolas Ghesquière at Louis Vuitton.
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To touch on his work is, in the way of Walt Whitman, to touch the man, an experience none too gentle, but plenty invigorating. ♦
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" Then she promises, and I want to believe her: "The quest is as invigorating as its fulfillment, and the fulfillment is well worth the effort.
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Even more invigorating communications will come your way on January 10, when the Sun connects with Mars—the vibe will be powerfully productive, yet friendly!
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"Bernie and I had a spirited contest of ideas, which was invigorating, but I nonetheless found campaigning against him to be profoundly frustrating," Clinton writes.
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The atomizer dispenses a mist so fine you feel like you're walking through an especially invigorating cloud, and my skin instantly feels hydrated and soothed.
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It's certainly invigorating to encounter a list that's determined to include so many different women and genres from so many different regions of the planet.
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Combined with generous sleeves and full skirts, the nipped-in waist created a curvaceous line with an artisanal edge and an invigorating lack of fuss.
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A first attempt at invigorating public offerings, the initial public price-setting of Google stock, was conducted through a public internet "Dutch auction" in 2004.
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"Even though Stargiving bombed, it was still a very invigorating, energizing process," he said on the train, posing for selfies with supporters who recognized him.
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Adding Trump to the GOP closing argument is a key to invigorating the base of the party to get out and vote, according to Republican strategists.
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Right-wing tabloids like the Daily Mail and political magazines like the Spectator have treated the very qualities I see as invigorating in Markle as disqualifiers.
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That familiar and, dare I say, invigorating chime that signals the startup of your Mac computer is officially dead, at least on the new MacBook Pro.
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"It was a fun, challenging, stressful, invigorating process," Jonathan Stafford, a ballet master and former principal dancer who leads the interim team, said in an interview.
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Atlas thinks it is: The challenge of reconstructing someone else's world; the opportunity to educate yourself; the serendipitous encounters and unlikely finds, I found this invigorating.
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The charcoal does a great job of deep-cleaning my pores and the blend of peppermint and eucalyptus oils give a really refreshing and invigorating sensation.
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But it is to say that in the exercise of what is most invigorating to your core self, you stand every chance of hurting the community.
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The new scent is an invigorating and younger take on the classic Chanel No. 5 — and this casting couldn't be more in line with that direction.
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Complex and invigorating, expansive yet personal, it's many things for many people and that inclusiveness is what lingers with you as you engage with the work.
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One invigorating aspect of black thought — whether it is expressed in philosophy, literature, art, film, music or dance — is its clear and direct impact on society.
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For the past three decades, Mr. Goebbels, 66, has been puzzling and invigorating audiences with works that aren't quite concert music, theater, installation or performance art.
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The lineup includes the Lone Bellow, an Americana group from Nashville by way of Brooklyn, known for close-knit, three-part harmonies and emotionally invigorating performances.
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As invigorating as the victory was for the Astros, it was gut-wrenching for the Yankees, whose resolve will be tested once again in these playoffs.
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This flexible, plush massage mat is equipped with ten invigorating massage motors to target your entire backline and relieve pain and stiffness across your entire body.
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And the ensemble brings a flaming rage to Janelle Monáe's protest song, "Hell You Talmbout," an angry, invigorating memorial to African-Americans killed by police officers.
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"The Bends," one standout track from that album, transforms the complicated mix of anger at and longing for an ex into an invigorating pick-me-up.
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It has spurred the emergence of a white lower- and middle-income Republican party while simultaneously invigorating the formerly insignificant alt-right and white supremacists generally.
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The charcoal does a great job of deep-cleaning my pores and the blend of peppermint and eucalyptus oils gives a really refreshing and invigorating sensation.
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Her fascination with materiality always comes through and frequently generates objects that are not quite painting, almost sculpture, and always invigorating the space between the mediums.
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A crystal clear December day, with an invigorating breeze off the James River, created a stunning setting for the massive carrier whose deck covers five acres.
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At this time of political chicanery, corruption, hostility, and a general sense of hopelessness, this aspect of Cahn's work comes as an invigorating, in-your-face tonic.
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With a belly full of spicy tucupi sauce and invigorating chuchuwasi, I take my leave of the staff of El Cielo, which literally means "heaven" in Spanish.
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But as any cross-country runner can tell you, facing up to challenges can be invigorating, putting you in touch with your Saturnian endurance and Martian bravery.
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As a DJ he's become renowned for his invigorating approach to the artform, a technical wizard who never forgets that dance music is made for, well, dancing.
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Virginia Democrat Ralph Northam easily won his race over Republican Ed Gillespie, invigorating a party that had been largely cautious in the lead-up to the election.
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For warm weather, they must be invigorating, with enough flavor and aroma to capture and hold the attention while refreshing the mouth and inviting the next sip.
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Re-invigorating the American manufacturing base and the jobs that come with it — a promise at the heart of Trump's 2016 campaign — will require a sustained approach.
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It could mark the moment when Israel moves decisively against Palestinian land in the West Bank, changing the balance of political power among Palestinians and invigorating rejectionists.
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Solos, especially for the terrific Emma Judkins, meet Mr. Sawyer's percussion with an invigorating combination of spinning, space-eating motion and the detail of shimmies and shakes.
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Ragas open with an introspective prelude called the alap (performed without percussion) that evolves into a rhythmically invigorating section with percussion that often features virtuoso solo segments.
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But that's one of the things that's still so invigorating about the West — the past has never been seen as a barrier to inventing a better future.
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Or if the Republicans select a maverick firebrand like Donald Trump, they could split their own vote while invigorating the Democratic base, especially among women and minorities.
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Her presence was especially invigorating after Jorma Elo's "Bach Cello Suites," for 10 members of Boston Ballet, which opened the program on a pleasant but anodyne note.
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Critic's Pick "La Romana," one of the standout songs from Bad Bunny's invigorating debut album, "X 100PRE," begins with bachata guitar — nimble, quick, leaning toward the traditional.
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Tinder has a new publication, Swipe Life, specializing in personal essays that reinforce the idea that dating misadventures are cool, or at least exciting, invigorating and youthful.
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It is invigorating and irritating, astute and facile, rigorous and flippant, fair-minded and score-settling, practical and hyperbolic, and maybe a dozen other neurotically contradictory things.
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The story of its invention, distribution and updating is an amusing, invigorating, poignant and suspenseful story of an astonishing social network, and warrants a movie in itself.
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While the back-and-forth game was incredibly invigorating for spectators, the perfect weather and jaw-dropping scenery of the venue may have been even more enjoyable.
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Learning to read and write in Italian has clearly been an invigorating experience for Ms. Lahiri; she speaks of it as one speaks of an intense sexual affair.
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It captures the loneliness of life as a musician, mixing blues and indie rock, an electric guitar pumping through the final moments of the song, invigorating but retrospective.
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The magic of the movies is extravagantly on display in "Star Wars: The Last Jedi," writer/director Rian Johnson's epic, entertaining, engrossing, invigorating, and politically conscious new sequel.
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With nothing but a 1967 Pontiac Firebird Convertible and the wide open California landscape, Smith creates a compelling and catchy video that is equal parts trippy and invigorating.
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Of all the shows that have redefined the way we think about television, the most invigorating of them in recent years have been comedies with an existentialist bent.
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Cardi proves it's a lie: The skills she has been deploying to hilarious effect in her other careers are exactly the ones that make her music so invigorating.
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I'd spent years reading historical accounts of the Mao years, and it was invigorating to suddenly have my hands on untainted specimens of raw history from that era.
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But by luck, he had recently made the acquaintance of Franz Schuritz, a trombonist who also happened to be the inventor of Ansatz-Crème, an invigorating lip balm.
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Ahead, we've rounded up our favorite diffusers for anyone looking to imbue their living space with the restorative vibes of their choice, whether they're relaxing or invigorating ones.
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But it does show that populist parties can have a positive and invigorating effect on mainstream politics — arguably the first step toward a new turn to the center.
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But the most invigorating — and, thankfully, ever-present — guest artists were the players of the JACK Quartet, a perfect match for Ms. Hannigan's voracious search for new music.
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Where the music found on The First Four Years offered bands a way to something new, Damaged felt tied to hardcore's gestational period instead of its invigorating present.
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GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO "Championships," Meek Mill's first full-length statement following his release from jail earlier this year, didn't fully capture what makes him so invigorating as a rapper.
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Written and performed by Jennifer Kidwell and Scott Sheppard, this invigorating exploration of the most toxic of American legacies took the form of a seemingly benign teaching exercise.
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"You don't know what it's like — how invigorating it is, how exciting it is, how you become an activist even when you weren't planning to be," he added.
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It's actually been really exciting and invigorating 'cause you want new thought ... Now the question everyone keeps asking is, 'Who is going to be the next to leave?
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San Antonio vogue crew House of Kenzo shared an invigorating new mix today, "Deconstructed Attitudes," recorded live during their performance at local venue Hi-Tones on November 219.
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Now, taking so many drugs that you are literally on the floor having full-blown arguments with the nearest animal/plant/couch cushion can be a worthwhile, invigorating experience.
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Chris Brooks came upon the bloody scene and, well, what transpires is almost seven minutes of some of the most invigorating on-scene commentary so far captured in 2019.
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Outlaw King, Netflix's cinematic foray into the Scottish Wars for Independence, concludes the way you know it will: an invigorating pre-battle speech and a bloody, well-won victory.
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" Gwynne Shotwell, SpaceX's chief operating officer, says Mr Musk's extreme goals for SpaceX are "incredibly invigorating" and help her recruit the very best prospects: "We rarely lose a candidate.
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Following invigorating back-to-back talks, The Creators Project caught up with Doug Aitken to talk mystery, dead tech, and the importance of experiencing things at their most irreducible.
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Microsoft held its Build 2016 developer conference on Wednesday, and although that sounds extremely invigorating to developers and tech nerds alike, the event went off in typical Microsoft fashion.
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He draws on historical metaphors and philosophical ideas and cultural bromides, stringing them together in forceful sentences that seem smart and invigorating, until you start to poke at them.
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It's invigorating when you do something and you see a bunch of people responding to it in a way you meant, or fortuitously and you don't even mean it.
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I actually find it invigorating that, in the tech circles of San Francisco, people have the habit of telling you about their big idea within minutes of meeting you.
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Instead, it was more evidence of Trump's long-standing habit of entrenching at his most contentious moments, giving little to his critics in the hopes of invigorating his supporters.
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The Moon meets warrior Mars (also in Sagittarius!) at 10:46 PM, creating a super passionate and invigorating vibe—it will be a late night for lots of people!
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Set top boxes are a small thing, and completely re-invigorating competition in the American economy is probably too big a thing to be achieved with an executive order.
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It's a near-blinding, invigorating reminder that you're incredibly human (and maybe shouldn't have rewatched 24 Hour Party People at 1 AM) but damn it, at least you're present.
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Aaron Goldstein's shouty lyrics, which cover topics ranging from consumerism to discontent with traditional post-graduation career paths, coalesce in a listening experience that is intellectually invigorating and contemplative.
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Mr. Moore's backers appear willing to cede some of that support in hopes of invigorating voters who mistrust the news media and believe that the allegations are political attacks.
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Nietzsche's famous adage that there are "no facts, only interpretations" is among his more debatable propositions, but it applies perfectly well to his own infuriating, invigorating body of work.
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This isn't offensive, exactly — the spirit of the movie is too warm and the filmmaking intelligence too invigorating to provoke a strong objection — but it is a little disappointing.
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The recent rise of all-encompassing internet platforms promised something unprecedented and invigorating: venues that unite all manner of actors — politicians, media, lobbyists, citizens, experts, corporations — under one roof.
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Ocasio-Cortez told CNN that her time in the city has been in parts "isolating" and invigorating, as she's sought to navigate an institution she never expected to inhabit.
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To be at an Olympic Games, there's just something so exciting and invigorating about stepping into an Olympic arena, that we have to go see something, whatever it is.
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The figure calls to mind Scott's Alien: Covenant — another attempt at re-invigorating a beloved sci-fi property — which opened to $36.2 million and ultimately crashed at the box office.
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Kagame has been hailed as the leader who helped bring an end to the 1994 genocide, and credited for healing the country, increasing literacy rates, and invigorating the country's economy.
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It's little wonder, then, that there's a crystal or two with spiritual properties that match the warm, invigorating energy of the summer solstice, which officially arrives this Thursday, June 21.
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Chef Samin Nosrat hosts this food series, which is so calming and sensually invigorating that you'll crave more even as you walk away satisfied with what the series offers up.
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Last night's episode, "What Comes After," not only undid that invigorating switcheroo, but it subverted the entire matter of Rick Grimes' expected departure, moving things in an entirely new direction.
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Not everyone gets invited to a 95th birthday party; nor are most such occasions, I suspect, as invigorating as the celebration I recently attended for my grandfather's boisterous cousin Marianne.
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Working with a smooth, precise touch on square or nearly square medium-size canvases, he systematically plays with basic conventions of Modernist design to optically invigorating and subtly comical effect.
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Each shot rings like a ripple through the crowd, each person who falls hurried quickly away to the doctors, each rock in the air an invisible fate, an invigorating fatalism.
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In a certain light, on "Interventions," the Baltimore quartet's invigorating third album, this is an instrumental dance band — guitar, bass, drums, alto saxophone — with a lining of post-punk energy.
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And just like those snake-oil charmers, Trump's promised panacea for the minority community is a placebo at best, or a lethally toxic brew of "Invigorating Radium Water" at worst.
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This invigorating ensemble centers this program on Handel's "La Lucrezia," a solo cantata that takes us into Lucretia's psyche after her rape, sung here by the mezzo-soprano Annie Rosen.
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With the one-year anniversary of the devastating Napa Valley fires approaching in October, Ms. Stein said that these wineries are invigorating a staple tourist destination with a new energy.
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On a crisp afternoon this week, Steinhaus, whose career has included officiating the finals of every major global women's soccer competition, recapped the invigorating last few months of her life.
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And while stepping out into the fast-paced city for a run can be invigorating, sometimes you just want to relax and unwind in nature, or stare peacefully at a skyline.
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Li met with US President Barack Obama this week to discuss "invigorating cooperation in the United Nations Security Council and in law enforcement channels on North Korea," the White House said.
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Packed with welcoming plants, invigorating prints, and thoughtful personalized touches, the 600-square-foot space feels like the comfortable nook of a well-traveled tastemaker, rather than a place of business.
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The continent's leaders have charged her with being the catalyst for invigorating ties between the Sixth Region of the African Union-the Africans who migrated around the world--and its nations.
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Double-digit Chinese growth electrified the international trading system and set in motion breathtaking changes in the global supply chain while invigorating economies throughout the world, especially among its Asian neighbors.
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After an invigorating pilates class, I am feeling virtuous—and I happen to be in the very feedback-friendly West End—so I open the app to check out what's available.
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I'm fascinated by the kimchi-lime sauce, which conforms to no seafood-boil tradition I know of; its flavor is angular, hybridized, invigorating and not as fiery as you might expect.
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" After last week's announcement that Indra Nooyi would be stepping down as chief executive of PepsiCo, we're looking back at a soft drink that was originally billed this way: "Exhilarating. Invigorating.
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Hiking through Forest Canyon Pass, nearly 11,215 feet above sea level, is a little like jumping into an ice-cold pond: It's sobering, invigorating and takes a little getting used to.
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A lot of what you see is derivative, some is boring, some is plain silly, but when you see one truly original exhibit that upends expectations and reframes assumptions, it's invigorating.
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In the music world, it has been, with exceptions, a rare example of corporate largess deployed with aesthetic care, making for one of the most invigorating musical series in the country.
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You may argue your way through it, and also take issue with some of its contextual artworks — this show is nearly half non-Sottsass — but it is an invigorating, illuminating experience.
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"We think a new perspective and leadership could be invigorating," Morningstar analyst Bridget Weishaar wrote in a note, although she said the company's troubles were not the result of poor leadership.
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When you think about everything else you can buy to make yourself feel prettier (hello, $300 gold sheet mask), $9 for an organic breakfast and an invigorating face mask is pretty good.
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Even aside from its vitally invigorating impact on depressed incentives to work and invest, the House Republican tax reform would at most merely thwart a farfetched CBO projection of perpetual tax increases.
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For the past six years, the band has been delivering an invigorating blend of indie rock that mixes together emotions of joy and sadness, often on the same track in energetic results.
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Trump could throw his weight behind local initiatives for some perceived easy proxy wins, and talk up federal anti-porn measures, potentially scaring the porn industry and invigorating its critics even more.
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Photo by Ben Rouse New Madrid is a four piece indie band from Athens, GA that plays an invigorating style of indie rock that's both strong in its intricacies as its catchiness.
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Showcasing a dedication and prowess that seems superhuman, "Free Solo," Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin's invigorating portrait of the free climber Alex Honnold, is an easy sell to extreme sports enthusiasts.
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In "Broadway," his meticulously researched book, Fran Leadon, an architect steeped in New York's heritage, takes us on an invigorating historical stroll along the 220 miles that are the thoroughfare's Manhattan portion.
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This is the funny, invigorating, heart-rending story of Isabelle, the kind of mother who will walk 300 miles by herself if that's the only way she'll get to see her child.
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You may argue your way through the show, and also take issue with some of its contextual artworks — the exhibition is nearly half non-Sottsass — but it is an invigorating, illuminating experience.
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For a far more invigorating and nourishing diversion, why not pick up a good book, or turn on some stirring music, or even get outside and take a walk in the park?
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Maria Grazia Chiuri, Dior's first woman designer, on Friday took the fashion brand in a new direction with a maiden eclectic collection aimed at connecting with young consumers and re-invigorating sales.
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The 36-year-old lawyer won an unexpected upset over incumbent Mayor William Bell by invigorating a grassroots network of young voters with a progressive pitch that echoed Bernie Sanders' 2016 campaign.
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Okay, so it's not exactly cheap, but it comes in a huge tub that you'll only need to dip into once or twice a week: The scalp-invigorating effects last for days afterwards.
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When I used to work live tours with almost 200,000 people, it was one of the most invigorating things to hear all these people clap and applaud at the end of the song.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In an art world choc-a-bloc with undemanding, well-made Postmodernism, it's invigorating to confront an outlier whose work can still discomfit after half a century.
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She is the kind of performer you can't take your eyes off of, and she's one of the many pieces of Indecent that came together to form a distinctive and invigorating theatrical experience.
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It's clear this is the start of a grander story arc — and, to be honest, it's invigorating to see that TWD has a long-term plan that goes beyond the grueling Rick vs.
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Besides the invigorating performance of Ms. Blige, who punctuated her songs with high kicks, there were extended sets from the high-energy 112, the slyly tough Total and the dramatic crooner Carl Thomas.
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Play is the name of the game here, and the most invigorating offerings inspire a youthful nostalgia that's welcome after a long slog through discussion of art theory, emerging markets, and name-dropping.
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And she said it really well, that this is in some ways the toughest time to be a journalist and in some ways it's the most important and invigorating time to do it.
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Grogaard's scholarly certitudes about Munch are countered by the Norwegian artist Vanessa Baird, who declares a painting Grogaard praised highly "embarrassing" and demolishes one art piety after another with an invigorating demotic sharpness.
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But over the next decade, gun rights became a newly invigorating issue for Republicans, fueled by the National Rifle Association — and like abortion before it, that position, too, benefited from an originalist justification.
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Two days later, she and her husband, Peter, attended a long-planned benefit concert for refugees — an invigorating downtown event, with hundreds of people, thousands in donations, lots of hugs and good will.
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You have probably gone home with a Mary Poppins in your time after a particularly invigorating night out, and if you, yourself, are a Mary Poppins, you have probably gone home with many.
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Opinion Columnist MUNICH — If the Munich Security Conference had a soul it was embodied in Senator John McCain, always an invigorating presence here and always a fierce advocate of the trans-Atlantic alliance.
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"[They] could, in effect, 'release the brake' on brain mechanisms that would normally inhibit risky behaviors while simultaneously invigorating reward-seeking behaviors," writes Howard Weiss, a Parkinson's researcher, in another commentary accompanying the study.
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Federico García Lorca's The House of Bernarda Alba has been adapted before, but never the way that Marcus Gardley did in his invigorating 19th-century New Orleans–set The House That Will Not Stand.
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"A proper warm-up and then maintaining an acceptable body temp [by dressing accordingly] can be invigorating," says Nicholas Sgaglione, chair of the department of orthopedic surgery at Zucker Hofstra Northwell School of Medicine.
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The thinking time was also invigorating: I found my mind wandering from one idea to the next, or planning my day and week and getting excited about bigger goals and projects for the year.
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The cross-country walk with a goat struck Wescott as an invigorating, inspiring and attention-grabbing way to raise funds nationwide, and an ideal way to find the personal peace he was looking for.
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In a 2010 piece called "Make Ryan a Dancer," the multidisciplinary artist Ryan McNamara submitted himself, over a period of months under public scrutiny, to the invigorating but daunting task of learning to dance.
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When Suzy decides to trade her flight attendant's heels for the cockpit, earning her pilot's license in spite of her instructor's sexist doubts, she leaves us exhilarated by her plunge into the invigorating unknown.
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But he has certainly given New York audiences and the Philharmonic players plenty of invigorating challenges and introduced important ventures that should continue after him, like the Biennial, an ambitious festival of contemporary music.
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The R&B-tinged pop song shows off Normani's smooth vocals while the 808s and trumpets make for an invigorating beat — which the singer uses to showcase some of her signature killer dance moves.
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His weekend at Wimbledon playing among the game's best — "I saw Djokovic earlier, and my jaw dropped; I'm going to act cool and pretend it's all normal now," he said — has proved equally invigorating.
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"White adds a refreshing crispness to any dark seasonal wardrobe, so it's no wonder [that] celebrities, bloggers and stylists are decked out in this invigorating trend," Raleigh, North Carolina stylist Megan Georgiane told Insider.
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As the 14 projects streaming across these pages indicate, offices led or owned by women are creating an ever-wider range of public buildings that address architecture and urbanism in new and invigorating ways.
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Especially in an era in which other skill sets have taken priority in hip-hop — melody, character development, absurdity — the mere clarity of the rhymes is jolting, the blue-collarness of the craft invigorating.
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"Against Empathy" is an invigorating, relevant and often very funny re-evaluation of empathy, one of our culture's most ubiquitous sacred cows, which in Mr. Bloom's view should be gently led to the abattoir.
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Johnny Isakson, who resigned last year — bucking the wishes of Georgia's Republican governor and the National Republican Senatorial Committee, but invigorating supporters of the president who view him as a more sincere Trump devotee.
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University of Washington, $28.95 When a friend visits Thomson's hometown, Seattle, and posts an invigorating series of vacation shots, she sees for the first time that she's ignoring the potential in her own backyard.
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Blair, like Clinton, faced the challenge of modernizing his nation's left party in the wake of an iconic and transformative conservative national leader (in his case, Margaret Thatcher), a challenge that Blumenthal found intellectually invigorating.
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But the development also masks a deeper inequity: While previous mayors have focused on invigorating downtown and the mostly white east side, many of Montgomery's predominantly Black neighborhoods, concentrated in the city's west, are languishing.
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There he found inspiration in the Louvre, in the retrospectives of the flickering Impressionist generation, in his acquaintance with would-be painters and poets and, it appears, in the invigorating camaraderie of la Vie Bohème.
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As readers, we witness their systematic destruction like we rubberneck a car wreck, but it's both disturbing and invigorating to peer directly into the minds of female characters who just don't feel like trying anymore.
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Since the first Chinese students attended Yale and other universities in the 19th century, an American education has stood for critical thinking, an escape from rote learning and freedoms that are both invigorating and alarming.
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Stranger Things was an invigorating blast of nostalgia; even if you didn't grow up in the '214s playing Dungeons & Dragons in the basement with your pals, you could find a parallel to your own youth.
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But while its dancers remain driven and invigorating, the three works on the Joyce program, including New York premieres by Aszure Barton and Sonya Tayeh, paid unintentional homage to the company's name: They were missteps.
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Hundreds of thousands of young people, with their invigorating energy, new ideas and unwavering dreams, received the gift of a future with the knowledge that they could finally call the United States their true homeland.
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On a recent Friday evening, the Morgan Library & Museum hosted an invigorating 80-minute set of selections from Ms. Beglarian's ongoing "A Book of Days" project, performed by her and a dedicated group of interpreters.
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For a show as orderly and worked-out as "Westworld," the "Now what?" feeling that pervades the Season 2 premiere feels invigorating, as if the show itself had wriggled free of its own narrative patterns.
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The effect is invigorating, especially when taken together with material choices like squishy kitchen-cabinet doors upholstered in silver faux leather and square gray tiles that cover a number of surfaces, including the kitchen sink.
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I will be honest with you — I do not know how people do that as a career regularly, day after day, year after year, because I found it really invigorating and thrilling, but also completely innervating.
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Adam McKay has brought some of his team from The Big Short back together for Vice, which looks to be an equally fun, painful, invigorating, and perpetually groan-inducing take on some events from the 2000s.
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It was invigorating to view the events through someone's eyes besides Harry's; J.K. Rowling's books occasionally depart to the omniscient narrator, or the points of view of bystanders like Frank Bryce and the Muggle Prime Minister.
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ROME (Reuters) - In power for two years, Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi has initiated many reforms aimed at invigorating the anemic economy, including his flagship overhaul of the constitution which was approved by parliament this week.
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If the word hagiography can be used as a compliment, this is a terrific example of the genre: refreshing and invigorating, an unabashedly full-throated and heartfelt endorsement that cuts through the negativity surrounding this campaign.
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The bet on a bigger, more modern campus is a symbol of its resurgence over the past few years under its chief executive, Satya Nadella, who has made invigorating Microsoft's culture one of his top priorities.
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The Trinity Wall Street church has been presenting "Messiah" since the 1770s, and its choral and orchestral forces, led by its music director Julian Wachner, should provide an invigorating and unorthodox take on the holiday staple.
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As former mobile development head, Roh led development of Samsung's Galaxy mobile devices, and is tasked with re-invigorating the organisation at a time of heated smartphone competition, the South Korean company said in a statement.
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In invigorating people to act solely on the issue of gun control, the movement really could make a difference — and potentially push Congress to finally pass significant gun reforms after years of little to no action.
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Admittedly, it takes a few episodes to really get going, but by the end of season one, it's a rarity in the modern TV landscape: a show filled with invigorating conflict that's, nonetheless, bright, optimistic, and hopeful.
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Mr Eno is offering the same invigorating lessons as Thornton Wilder's "Our Town"—that even the smallest details of life are achingly lovely in hindsight—by way of a discursive monologue that would have pleased Samuel Beckett.
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All jokes aside, I was really starting to wonder: Was a 45-second clip of an alt-right asshole getting a fist in his mouth really going to be the most invigorating moment of my filmgoing day?
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"Thank You for Coming: Play" is the second part of a planned trilogy that kicked off with the invigorating "Thank You for Coming: Attendance," in which your sense of reality kept shifting as often as your seat.
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As many beautiful love ballads and invigorating club anthems he's made, it's the songs when he looks inside himself and grapples with the demons killing him from the inside that make him stand out from his peers.
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TROY, N.Y. — It's a little off the New York City radar, but one of the country's most invigorating hubs for performance and what's fashionably called "time-based" visual art has been operating here for a decade now.
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As far as I am concerned, the world can be divided into those with the fortitude to see such sale opportunities as an invigorating challenge, and those, like me, who quail in the face of competitive consumption.
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The loss was not particularly surprising—McCready, a centrist to the core, was not an invigorating candidate, droning on about crossing the aisle and failing to offer policy proposals that could be described as exciting to voters.
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The dynamic pairing of Moldovan-born violinist Patricia Kopatchinskaja and the young American cellist Jay Campbell should make for an invigorating evening of chamber music at the Park Avenue Armory's intimate Board of Officers Room in Manhattan.
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Next came skin-care products inspired by far-flung locales, like the Ohana gingergrass bamboo scrub, which offers a modern spin on the invigorating pastes used in traditional Japanese bathhouses, and the Arctic berry cloud milk cream.
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I can appreciate that at the beginning of a country — and one as vast and empty as America was — the idea of pursuit, both chase and hunt, of happiness had an invigorating appeal to the founding fathers.
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The reason for the sharp declines in average European corporate profit taxes, from 28500 percent in 6900 to 2628 percent at present, is an invigorating tax competition, which has been driven by the new East European members.
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While the area grows clogged with tour-boat traffic as the day wears on, hardy early risers can rent a kayak at nearby Ehu and Kai Adventures ($60) for an invigorating 59323-minute paddle to the monument.
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"Rock and Roll Refugee," an invigorating coming-of-age bio-musical from Royal Family Productions, is all about Goldie, a 7-year-old Holocaust survivor who arrives in New York from Poland with her parents and older sister.
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A breakup top is always purchased within about a week of a relationship ending, when you're still in that disgusting and invigorating skin-shedding phase, and are equally thrilled and terrified to discover your new single-person personality.
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In an early scene both clans gather over drinks as Tish shares news of her pregnancy; Mr Jenkins stages the chaotic aftermath, in which each family turns on the other, with an invigorating mix of humour and pathos.
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"Because of the war, Lebanon was suffering a brain drain, and I think by invigorating and investing in the tech industry the government has made a huge impact on the current generation and generations to come," says Haram.
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Because while there is some brilliant casting in All Eyez On Me, invigorating uses of Pac's back catalogue and an attempt to squeeze so much information into a couple of hours, this is objectively not a great film.
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According to the Lush website, items like the Superdad Bath Bomb will contain guiaic wood and sandalwood, which give off a "sweet, woody, smoky scent," while the Modfather Bubble Bar will be packed with invigorating Brazilian Orange Oil.
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The nine artists in 1970's: 9 Women and Abstraction infuse their art with an unexpected warmth, humanity, and quirkiness that feel all the more invigorating when compared with the cerebral objectification prized by their male Minimalist counterparts.
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A light scent of honey and vanilla bean infuses the Moisture Rich Soap ($12) by the all-natural brand Buckler's, while invigorating notes of peppermint infiltrate the Morning Mojo Bar ($14) from Ursa Major, providing a natural boost.
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It's invigorating to see a filmmaker push his style toward the limits, figure out just what he can get away with, and work this hard to offer something that feels genuinely unlike anything else in theaters right now.
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When I first started making small steps in coming out as a member of the LGBTQ+ community, the feeling of living free and open about my identity was so invigorating that my small steps evolved into large strides.
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At times, the tightly packed tables were a touch claustrophobic and a particularly lengthy cover of Fleetwood Mac's Dreams felt like it was four decibels too loud, but the "Invigorating, Active" part of this high never felt overbearing.
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Even better, having multiple harmonious passions — for example, a job in which you find purpose, and then also engaging in an enjoyable and invigorating hobby after work — can boost the positive effects on your well-being even more.
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Although it might give many the shivers, for British swimmer Jess Campbell -- who holds the British women's record in her age group for an ice kilometer (swimming 1 kilometer in waters of 41 degrees Fahrenheit or less) -- it's invigorating.
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Best known as the location of Frida Kahlo's Blue House, this "place of coyotes" proved to be equal parts serene and invigorating — the understated cultural soul of a city and, in many ways, a getaway within Mexico City itself.
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"Netflix is in a business that varies by quarter anyway and perhaps the company shouldn't have gotten too enamored with the crazy success of the last two quarters, which was invigorating but not sustainable," Forrester analyst James McQuivey said.
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Just months earlier, Michael Brown, a black teenager, was killed by a white police officer in Ferguson, Mo., touching off a renewed debate over the use of lethal force by the police and invigorating the Black Lives Matter movement.
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But in a larger contemporary milieu clogged with by-the-numbers abstract painters and purposely crude figurativists, Mr. Hannah's latest erotically charged portraits of obscure film starlets and celebrities (Miss Teen Italy 1974, anyone?) come across as absolutely invigorating.
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This spring marked a double anniversary for John Cale, the Welsh art-rock originator: 50 years for the invigorating noise he made on the Velvet Underground's classic debut album, and 75 years for Mr. Cale himself, born in 1942.
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Brexit, which the majority of Scottish voters oppose, has driven a wedge between Scotland and the rest of the United Kingdom, invigorating calls for another independence referendum as the U.K. prepares to leave the European Union on Jan. 31.
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And even though we don't how Carrie came to be Madame Keane's shoulder of wisdom to lean on, seeing two intelligent powerful women hash out international political strategy for which a man's opinion is not once heeded for approval, is invigorating.
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I would even argue that it's the first step toward digging deeper into a work of art, because it leads us down a path of critical thought and invigorating discussion with friends — and maybe even a little bit of self-examination.
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Becoming a role model for hundreds of millions of young women who aspire to follow in your professional footsteps is invigorating," Eskesen told CNBC Make It. "The success of Ankiti Bose illuminates how women can transform industries as leaders and innovators.
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It was invigorating to join an array of scholars and students stepping out of their disciplinary silos to grapple with overarching questions like these: – What are the dominant time horizons that orient your research or professional activities (deep past -> far future)?
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Macron's victory is already being seen as an invigorating boost for the European Union, which was knocked sideways by the British decision to exit and would have faced a meltdown had Le Pen, an avowed opponent of the European bloc, won.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Margarethe von Trotta emerged in the 1970s as one of the most invigorating European filmmakers, part of the New German Cinema, alongside such directors as Volker Schlöndorff, Rainer Werner Fassbinder, Wim Wenders, and Werner Herzog.
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The responses to Ellenbogen's email run the gamut from weirdo Braveheart–like appeals to fortitude—"we have to stay the course" and "very invigorating as we battle this"—to straight-up absurd, like this from Mitchel Berger, a literal brain surgeon.
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But after 90 straightforward, some might say dull, minutes of soccer on Saturday, England and its fans were awakened to this invigorating new reality: The team, young and until now unproven, is headed to its first World Cup semifinal since 1990.
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But one thing is for sure right now: with the Series 4 out in the wild, it's probably a more invigorating time to be developing the next Apple Watch than the next iPhone, and customers seem to be responding visibly to that shift.
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It can be an invigorating change of pace in the wake of whatever deep-set feelings Cancer's solar season dredged up, although the sun's nudging to be more direct — and perhaps more welcoming to confrontation — can be more taxing than freeing for some.
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Now, Mr. Bendis — beginning with a 12-page story in Action Comics No. 1000 — will take on the task that many have tried and failed at: Invigorating a character that many see as, frankly, boring, without betraying the core of who Superman is.
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Rubio is also hoping to leverage some of his considerable appeal to conservatives and his image as an invigorating fresh face to bridge divides in the Republican Party and broaden its appeal to voters looking for an optimistic message for the future.
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The player will surrender his luxury car and invigorating workouts for a luxury private jet and interminable tasting menus, capped off by a two-hour argument with the owner's third wife over the trust fund of his ski-bum-turned-"pot entrepreneur" stepson.
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"A lot of us feel like there's nothing exciting, nothing invigorating coming from that building and particularly from Tom Perez," said one top Democratic bundler, who complained that the DNC chairman didn't even coordinate the first meeting for fundraisers until several weeks ago.
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She came to me, graceful, light on her feet, and smiling with pure pleasure, which wasn't simply the pleasure of seeing me, her husband, but of the invigorating hour she'd spent sifting through the overlooked treasures of an out-of-the-way town.
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If you've cleared your Friday through Sunday to get in on the Armory Week action, you're going to have a throbbing conceptual hangover on Monday morning—unless you swiftly take our prescription of the most invigorating booths in the city this week.
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And the early episodes of the season make a lot of room for fairly static character development, with proportionally less attention paid to the traditional genre pleasures, like atmosphere and action, which were central to the first season's invigorating noir-superhero synthesis.
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I am sure that I speak for many others when I say it's invigorating and exciting to watch a woman whose appearance resembles mine on the screen because the sad truth is that even in 2019, it is still a rare sight.
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"The enthusiasm for seeing the kind of leadership that President Trump is demonstrating at home and abroad, and even the commitment he wants to bring to space, I think is invigorating the American spirit all across this country," the vice president added.
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We wanted people to be reminded of just how fresh and invigorating the music of Alpha 606 is, so we used these remixes to get attention for his project, to help people know who he is to be excited for his album.
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In short, we are probably at one of the most pivotal and politically invigorating moments in the Brexit process and yet, bogged down in the nitty-gritty detail, unending news flow and technical details of Brexit, the public could be forgiven for tiring of it.
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But that invigorating tingle, the same sensation that tells your brain that it's cold now and everything will be fine and no, you won't melt to a fleshy puddle right where you stand, isn't necessarily a good thing — no matter how good it might feel.
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In fact, according to Crunchbase, last year's Startup Alley exhibitors raised more than $37 million in seed and Series A funding within four months after exhibiting at Disrupt SF. It's an invigorating atmosphere where you'll make new connections, exchange ideas and create new opportunities.
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It felt like I was releasing all my stress through my punches and it was the most invigorating and satisfying combination of uppercuts, hooks and jabs — all given attention and tuning by the instructor so I knew I was actually working the right muscles.
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This sounds like it could be an interesting and invigorating entrant into the somewhat stagnant console gaming space – the idea that Zelda: Breath of the Wind could be a totally handheld experience while also being an expansive open-world roamer is exciting on its own.
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"Both leaders condemned North Korea's September 9 nuclear test and resolved to strengthen coordination in achieving the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula, including by invigorating cooperation in the United Nations Security Council and in law enforcement channels on North Korea," a White House statement said.
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The team elevated a lukewarm J.B. Bickerstaff to head coach, drafted a presumably invigorating Jaren Jackson Jr., traded for Garrett Temple, pried Kyle Anderson from the San Antonio Spurs, and (hope they) packed depth at a brittle point guard position by adding Shelvin Mack.
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The selection of Brett Kavanaugh as a replacement for retired Justice Anthony Kennedy has been met by mild disappointment by some Republicans who were hoping for a more exciting (and base-invigorating) pick, someone they would be certain would vote to overturn Roe v. Wade.
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Experiencing Chicago from this vantage point packs the same perspective punch as viewing Manhattan from the High Line, revealing the city in new and invigorating ways: We see collections of tall buildings, the streets between them, and people, all presented episodically and in high relief.
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Trump last year repeatedly blasted the Fed for raising interest rates - which the Fed did four times in 2018 - saying the central bank's actions would squelch an economic recovery Trump has taken credit for invigorating with a round of tax cuts and greater government spending.
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If they're once again eliminated by the Golden State Warriors, how can they look themselves in the mirror and just roll things back for another invigorating stroll through the Eastern Conference behind their 32-year-old icon, and expect a different outcome next June?
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Then there is the best-known composer in the ensemble, the soprano Kate Soper, whose charming and invigorating opera-slash-humanities lecture "Ipsa Dixit" arrived at the Miller Theater at Columbia University this fall, as well as on a new album from New World Records.
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Working at the turn of the 20th century (and in a manner now considered well ahead of her time), af Klint filled huge canvases with overwhelming, invigorating colors — lilac, yellow, orange, baby blue, pink — and incorporated actual rainbow spectrums into some of her smaller works.
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I Was Misinformed I just got back from my first cruise, and I must tell you that if you have been feeling bored, jaded, indifferent to the banquet of life, nothing is more invigorating — not of spending time on a cruise ship, but getting off.
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As someone who has read, studied, and researched Malcolm, I found the search for the truth behind his death to be a fascinating and invigorating way to reconsider how he lived, the communities he impacted, the local, domestic, and international political landscape he indelibly shaped.
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Not at Richard Jones's glorious, citrus-colored Armory production, a retrofitted transfer from London; not at Ciaran O'Reilly's revelatory (and jewel-toned) "The Emperor Jones" at Irish Repertory Theater; and not at David Herskovits's invigorating, five-hour "Mourning Becomes Electra" at Abrons Arts Center.
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So far, a release date has not yet been announced for the Nine Perfect Strangers adaptation, but we're sure this show will be as invigorating as a trip to a health spa...or at least a night curled up reading a really juicy book.
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"Change is tough and you can always come up with 100 reasons not to do something or quit in the process, but reaching a goal that you bravely fought and won, is invigorating and a worthy reason for doing it," Corcoran writes on LinkedIn.
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But a few dissented and made process paintings, including Jennifer Bartlett, Harriet Korman, Lois Lane and Mary Heilmann, who from 1975 to 1978, pared down the medium to the red, yellow and blue abstractions presented in an adamant, invigorating exhibition at Craig F. Starr Gallery.
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Whether it's at one of Burning Man's invigorating, picturesque sunrise sessions, or the chased-upon moment when willowy beams of light penetrate through the air of some dingy, smoke-filled warehouse, early morning sets are treated with a near-religious air by many dance music fans.
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The bed was wedged against three walls, and waking up on the twin meant either shimmying down the ladder (and having my ribs played like a xylophone by the rungs) or taking a morning death-leap from the top, more invigorating than a cup of coffee.
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Pium's system selects different scents to release based on the time of day (for example, it can diffuse lavender-based scents at night before switching to something more invigorating in the morning) and detects its users' locations so it can turn on automatically before they arrive home.
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Such additions have complicated and breathed invigorating new life into the art form, so whether you're a die-hard realist or a tumblr-dwelling net art fan, or fall somewhere in between, this list should prove a handy guide to the brightest talents of painting in 2016.
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The resulting self-titled album, available now on Glitterbeat Records, mixes diverse the musical influences of Haiti, Mali, Afrobeat, and UK/French electronica to make an invigorating and hypnotic soundscape that scoffs at borders while embracing the traditions that give some sense to the chaos of life.
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We begin with a sharp round table including eight songwriters and frontwomen, whose music ranges from intimate whispers (Vagabon, Soccer Mommy) to invigorating vulnerability (Diet Cig, Sad13, Snail Mail) to radical grit (Downtown Boys, Sheer Mag, War on Women); below are edited excerpts from the conversation.
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In the pilot's invigorating opening sequence, the incumbent Trollhunter — latest in a line of heroes charged with defending both the human and troll world against bad trolls and their allies — is defeated by a hulking baddie named Bular (voiced by Ron Perlman, a del Toro regular).
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"With a better balance of power, even with a little bit of continued malaise in equity markets, a stable infrastructure plan can be a good way of invigorating the domestic economy," Jim Lydotes, manager of the BNY Mellon Global Infrastructure Income Fund, wrote in a client note.
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When the BET Awards aired a few weeks later, its Prince tribute, woven throughout the show, was riveting, with standout performances by, among others, Mr. Wonder, Erykah Badu, Maxwell, Jennifer Hudson and Bilal, whose segment was one of the most invigorating televised performances of the year.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS That theme of prioritizing invigorating real-world experiences also transfers to how we spend our digital lives — the study found that 61 percent of Americans consider time spent offline to be more fulfilling than time spent online via social media.
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"If the RBNZ wants to be proactive, they could send a strong message to the market with a 50 basis points (bps) cut, but we believe they will go for a 25bps move to avoid invigorating the housing market, with a warning of more [easing] to come," Lien said.
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While following the adventures of a Jewish divorcée investigating the world of stand-up comedy, Sherman-Palladino and her partner Daniel Palladino brought their usual sparkling dialogue, quirky side characters, and vivid sense of place to a show that's pretty to look at and invigorating to watch. Mrs.
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The only difference is that these people look at society and see the death throes of something grotesque, and they imagine that it is likely enough that they will find themselves thrown into a new mode of living, something primal and vicious and, let's face it, potentially invigorating.
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A reality television star who praised a congressman for body-slamming a reporter and urged supporters to "knock the crap" out of protesters, he has connected with his admirers through a combative style that feels invigorating to those who resent the longtime establishment Mr. Trump promises to take on.
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After 203 years of electoral dominance by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the secularist opposition Republican People's Party, known as the C.H.P., has found a leader and presidential candidate who is rattling Mr. Erdogan, invigorating opposition voters and reaching out to Turks beyond the traditional base of his party.
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Repelled, for example, by the secularized, desiccated Judaism of his upbringing — the "nullity of his father's religion-by-rote," as Balint nicely puts it — Kafka kindled to the performances of a Yiddish theater troupe in Prague and what he perceived as the invigorating authenticity of Eastern European Jewish culture.
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The catharsis of seeing the world destroyed (and then seeing the American president save it) was just right for its moment — when just enough optimism still reigned and computer animation was new enough that the images felt new and invigorating rather than dark and foreboding — and people loved it.
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A light and fluffy wild blueberry soufflé is classic Maine, but it was the spruce ice cream served alongside it that has me reliving life as a 12-year-old on the ropes course, hands covered in sticky sap and nostrils filled with the invigorating aroma of pine.
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Placing contemporary visual art into the center of your wedding is not a universal solution to the problem of lame, overpriced hetero-normative weddings, but it cracks open a window that has been purposefully jammed shut, drawing an invigorating breath of fresh air into a stale institution in need of revival.
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As she travels the world and explores the different tastes that various cultures bring to the table, Nosrat's genuine excitement about cooking turns Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat into an experience that is at once soothing and invigorating — and one that might just ignite your own interest in the subject at hand.
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Of course, if the idea of choking your partner (or vice versa) is scary, there's no reason to try it; there are tons of other ways you can make sex more invigorating — like trying massage or tantric techniques — that are edgy, but still let you and your partner breathe easily.
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After an invigorating scene in which Iris scatters Donovan's ashes around a crappy hotel suite even though he specifically asked to not remain there, she and Liz Taylor (Denis O'Hare) resume their impossible mission by collecting Ramona Royale (Angela Bassett) from her little shop of horrors down in the dungeon.
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There's something invigorating about that culture of work, about being deeply engaged in work that you truly care about, but also it really is too much sometimes, so I will never feel guilty about rereading P. G. Wodehouse for the 17th time or binge-reading Danny M. Lavery's "Dear Prudence" columns.
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Yang said it was "exciting and invigorating that our legislators realized that putting cash into people's hands was the only way to get us through this crisis," adding that he was heartened by the fact that Romney, the former Republican presidential nominee, was the one to lean towards direct payments.
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The movie easily could have spun out of control, but in the hands of Whedon and a cast spearheaded by an invigorating Robert Downey Jr., it was streamlined, sleek, and almost clinical in how it showcased the soaring joy and pulpy fun that comic book movies are capable of tapping into.
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But invigorating cold winds of change are blowing in Stockholm (both literally and figuratively — it was very cold while I was visiting, making me wish I'd brought one of those enormous puffy coats with me), and those low-ego, sensible Swedes seem to be catching up on the Silicon Valley ethos as well.
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"It's invigorating to me on a personal level to know that people can say [to their leaders], 'you know that what you did was wrong, it's time for you to account for that,'" said Bosha, who is from Zimbabwe, where the president was pushed out last year after almost four decades in power.
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Ms. Tanowitz's work is in heady company here, with Cunningham's witty, invigorating "Cross Currents" and Frederick Ashton's coolly spare "Monotones II." Both works prepare the eye for what we will see in "Everyone Keeps Me": calm lucidity, drama that emerges from form, the way a large-scale work can exist with few dancers.
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Far more than the concert it first appears to be, this invigorating production — created by and starring the former Talking Heads frontman David Byrne, with precision-tooled choreography by Annie-B Parson — is an unexpectedly hopeful paean to collective individualism, to the shared pleasures and anxieties of this outsize nation of oddballs.
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Still, it takes guts to close a show, as he does, with an argument for complexity in our assessment of Mr. Cosby, and Mr. Chappelle's daring, his insistence on challenging his audience, his eagerness to go there, is what makes the arrival of these specials such an invigorating — and possibly polarizing — event.
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In the wake of Kendrick Lamar , the lyrical sage and Compton native, who has become California's biggest hip-hop artist since the nineteen-nineties, both Los Angeles and the Bay Area have produced a stream of invigorating young rap stars who keep their antennae tuned to the past as well as to the present.
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Unlike other traditional sulfate-free shampoos, the cream scrub satisfyingly lathers, melding into a frothy, luscious foam that smells like the most complex, sophisticated citrus mixture, made up of orange, rosemary, and peppermint — heavy on the orange and rosemary, with a barely-detectable touch of minty freshness — which is both soothing and invigorating at the same time.
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To recover from your rigorous workouts (even if that just means a Netflix marathon), take your pick from these massagers that are now on sale: Equipped with 10 invigorating massage motors, this flexible plush massage mat targets your entire body — from your neck, back, lumbar area, all the way down to your legs — to alleviate pain and stiffness.
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But those observations didn't keep us off the dance floor that Saturday night, where we grooved alongside fellow Pride Month celebrators until 3 AM. I remember thinking on my way home that it was the kind of fun, invigorating experience that forces you to take a second and realize just how enjoyable it is to be out and proud.
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Clinton continues her critique of Sanders by arguing that while she and her team spent time and took care balancing practical and political feasibility on her various proposals, he treated policy with far less seriousness: Bernie and I had a spirited contest of ideas, which was invigorating, but I nonetheless found campaigning against him to be profoundly frustrating.
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While all of this was going on, the Supreme Court was in the midst of a revolution in its own jurisprudence, recognizing a constitutional right on the part even of indigent criminal defendants to pursue appeals of their convictions and sentences, and invigorating a raft of new substantive constitutional protections that could be invoked in such appeals.
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You can simply let the residual oil on your limbs infuse your bathwater, or for a more potent soak, add in the ingredients from Hanekamp's mixture: Red alaea salt contains iron-oxide-rich volcanic clay, which she considers energizing, and woody cinnamon and green rosemary have a clean, lively aroma that's invigorating to the senses, she says.
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You should probably also apologize to the cab driver who took you home because that half-digested combo of Red Bull, vodka, and pad Thai isn't coming out of the seats anytime soon But now it's time to jumpstart your system with an invigorating glass of Vietnamese iced coffee, made in the style of Phat Pham of Indochine Estates Coffee.
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On Thinking Out Loud he diverts slightly from the traditional trap sounds of KoM to create a more refined and accessible picture of his life, collaborating with other big names like Ty Dolla Sign and DRAM for bangers that feel more club-ready than his previous output, while still delivering the invigorating narratives that have become a staple of his appeal.
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The Rams (21-2) had a bye Sunday, but they have won their past two games and have scored 74 more points than they have given up, which is the second-best point differential in the N.F.L. (The Eagles are at plus 76.) There's also something fresh and invigorating about the four upstarts that have climbed atop the N.F.C.'s four divisions.
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Fortunately, the process of invigorating Big Oil in the icy stretches of the Arctic is one that will take years, and activists from across the political spectrum are determined to fight the Trump administration at every step VICE Impact spoke with two representatives from Earthjustice, one of the nation's leading nonprofit environmental law organizations, about what can be done to save Alaska from destructive oil expansion.
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The aggressive gerrymandering, which the Supreme Court just declared to be a matter beyond its purview; the voter suppression schemes; the dubious proposals that haven't gone anywhere — yet — like trying to award presidential electoral votes by congressional district rather than by state, a scheme that Republicans in five states considered after the 2012 election and that is still discussed: These are not ideas aimed at invigorating democracy.
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Holidays aside, the air is crisp and invigorating; even in a big city there is a certain sense of quietness that descends; silent walks in the uncrowded parks give one a sense of peace; branches interlace in a choreography that is hidden by foliage in spring and summer; how wonderful to leave a theater or just take a stroll on a long, starry night.
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"From the warmth of sunny days with Primrose Yellow to the invigorating feeling of breathing fresh mountain air with Kale and the desire to escape to pristine waters with Island Paradise, designers applied color in playful, yet thoughtful and precise combinations to fully capture the promises, hope, and transformation that we yearn for each spring," Leatrice Eiseman, executive director of the Pantone Color Institute, said in a statement.
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Kay WalkingStick's "April Contemplating May" (21966) hangs adjacent to the Katz; with its solid-green negative shapes, self-referential painting-within-a-painting (the artist's "Pieces of Sky" from 21969), and orange, abstracted nude, the work revels in an invigorating in-between-ness that roams a flickering plane between Pop and Color Field painting — the same territory occupied by Frank Bowling's "Dan Johnson's Surprise" (234) on the opposite wall.
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But the radically different architectural space of their condo has offered an invigorating opportunity to re-envision the mix in Brooklyn, which now includes paintings by Lynette Yiadom-Boakye and Nicole Eisenman, videos by William Kentridge and Marilyn Minter, a figurative sculpture by Sanford Biggers and a Takashi Murakami silver tondo (a circular work) incised with a skull motif — hung on the ceiling and reflecting the river outside.
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But the minimalist aesthetic indicated by the title shouldn't suggest that the works are dry or ascetic: to the contrary, the nine artists included here — Lula Blocton, Regina Bogat, Samia Halaby, Hermine Ford, June Leaf, Lizbeth Marano, Kazuko Miyamoto, Lynn Umlauf, and Merrill Wagner — infuse their efforts with an unexpected warmth, humanity, and quirkiness that feel all the more invigorating when compared with the cerebral objectification prized by their male Minimalist counterparts.
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But this 215-year-old festival also makes space for younger and lesser-known voices: The lineup of 229 companies and choreographers includes the wizardly Beth Gill with "Brand New Sidewalk," her latest meditation on formalism; Monica Bill Barnes & Company in "The Museum Workout," a physically invigorating tour of the North Carolina Museum of Art; and Bill Young/Colleen Thomas & Co. with a revival of Mr. Young's "Interleaving," a whimsical compilation of four dances. americandancefestival.
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Trump's eldest son isn't a member of his administration, but emails that show he sought a meeting with a Russian lawyer offering compromising information on Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE have dominated headlines this week, invigorating the swirling controversy over Russia's involvement in the election and creating a serious disruption for the White House.
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