Jaded by years of austerity, Greeks were unimpressed by Monday's figures.
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It's a shame that we, as fashion lovers, are jaded by sparkles.
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And even I, jaded by the loss of a new purse, was smiling.
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She's very jaded by the music industry and she's given up on herself.
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PlayingViral's personalized, interactive content is intended to attract users who are jaded by banner ads.
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Consumers are increasingly becoming jaded by crowdfunding projects that leave backers without their promised product.
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No matter what he does, even the NBA's greatest minds are jaded by old stuff.
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After less than three months of radar-watching, Mr Elliott was not yet jaded by routine.
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This has buttressed his aura of authenticity, particularly among young people jaded by institutions and establishments.
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But in America, they will be facing an audience jaded by several decades of rap music.
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We all get jaded by experiences in life, but I try to create environments for younger kids.
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Tremblay might already be jaded by all his celebrity run-ins, as he just barely cracked a smile.
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These days, most folks embedded in the startup community are a bit jaded by the state of affairs.
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A world out to lunch on climate and jaded by violence wakes up when vulnerable kids are at risk.
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Viewers jaded by daily doses of digital dazzlement might not fully register the reality of the wonders they are witnessing.
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I could very well be jaded by Ealy's role as a crazy stalker in The Perfect Guy, but Justin is triggering.
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While you might be feeling jaded by now, the holidays are going to go on whether you like it or not.
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I was jaded by the lies from both sides, and trying to decide if a relationship was abusive or mutually toxic.
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Often, I speak to clients who feel jaded by their industry because of their experience with their current company, or even past ones.
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Perhaps you, too, are beginning to get jaded by the endless stream of best-dressed lists, the fawning adjectives dripping in brand names.
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"Participants on the gold market appear jaded by the Brexit issue and fed up with the whole business," Commerzbank analysts said in a note.
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Building trust with people who have been jaded by poor treatment from the medical industry is a necessity to any advancement in the work.
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And she had a long-standing record of support for American military intervention abroad—a tough sell to young voters jaded by endless war.
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We want to initiate a new generation of viewers jaded by flat images into the visceral emotions of being immersed in a whole new world.
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The story prompted a new level of stunned outrage among Trump critics, even those already jaded by the president's weekly onslaughts against the rule of law.
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He had already secured his position as director of Art Council England prior to leaving his post and took with him a record jaded by controversies.
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She is in her 30s, she is jaded by the music industry, having people telling her she is not beautiful enough, that she could never make it.
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His family views him as a total hero for catching Escobar, but Javi shirks off their compliments — he's jaded by the brutality he'd witnessed back in Colombia.
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Next up is Whitney, who lives with his martini-drinking mom named Patricia, an ex-New York socialite delightfully jaded by her opulent lifestyle, butler and all.
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I was surprised to discover that most of the people I met were less optimistic about Trump and more jaded by the political process as a whole.
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To those jaded by 21st century excess, January 1976 might seem like an idyllic time in British sporting history, all frozen pitches and disregard for healthy and safety.
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It's easy to get jaded by red carpet fashion: We see the same designers and dress styles pop up endlessly, event after event after...well, you get the point.
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At its best, it's insightful, satirical, and bleak enough to shock even viewers jaded by the endless, pummeling violence of shows like Game of Thrones and The Walking Dead.
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Despite having seen hundreds of live performances since he watched Bon Jovi's launch the Arena way back in 2007, Miserendino sounds refreshingly far from being jaded by the job.
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So far, his tests don't show any evidence of lasting harm to the ravens and the ravens don't stick around long enough to become jaded by the desert light show.
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In a Saturday feature, The Wall Street Journal&aposs Deepa Seetharaman detailed how James Barnes became jaded by Facebook&aposs work with the Republican party and Trump&aposs political rhetoric.
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"It's not about someone jaded by old patterns of conflict, it's about becoming adults and whether they're going to take on those conflicts or think they can change them," Ehasz said.
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His beauty represents innocence and youth — perhaps even the hope of war's end — on a ship full of clinically depressed seamen no doubt jaded by the Napoleonic wars and lousy food.
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The sheer frisson that comes with moviegoing still remains with me — and, I would wager, still exists for a lot of people, even those jaded by watching videos on their cellphones.
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Ms Kiriakos has also become jaded by the "bad attitude about transplants" in her more conservative rural community, where opposition to higher taxes shot down a recent effort to increase schools funding.
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You'd think after seeing the latest Bugatti, Lamborghini, and Koenigsegg have to offer I would be feeling jaded by this point, but Aston Martin's DB11 has me thrilled and excited all over again.
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Far removed from the jokes about Ghosn on Beirut's streets — where many are jaded by decades of political and economic crises — Lebanon's business community has been poring over the details of the case.
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"If you look at the numbers, it's hard not to be jaded by this," said Steve Tingley-Hock, who runs a watchdog group called the Ohio Voter Project and initially discovered the error.
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RH: [laughing] Well, it ended up being the best experience ever because it's kind of shaped everything that's happened since, but I can understand why someone would be jaded by it for sure.
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In fact if anything, "Seventeen" is a song you should play when you're jaded by the whole idea of using the same phone you use to message your parents to organize a hook-up.
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"They compared their loved ones' real struggle to her fake one, and shared a hope that Centre County would not be jaded by her scheme for those who are really in need," Miller tells PEOPLE.
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The Snake River Canyon feat may not seem as spectacular in 2016 to audiences jaded by jetpack pilot Yves Rossy, high-wire walker Nik Wallenda or the aerial exploits of athletes in ESPN's X Games.
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But jaded by those sacrifices and almost a dozen pension cuts which has pushed almost half of the country's elderly into poverty, about 5,000 pensioners marched peacefully through the streets of Athens on Thursday night.
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But Olivia, jaded by the ways of this ugly world, takes Jake aside and explains that her days in his bed are over because they work well together — they do — but not when he's in her bed.
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The trial, and the long investigation that preceded it, had been closely followed in a country jaded by high-level political and banking corruption cases, where inequality has grown in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis.
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Until that moment, everyone simply must calm down about the mythological threat of disaffected Democratic voters who, having been left too jaded by the primary process, cannot bring themselves to vote for a nominee who's not their favorite.
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Clinton's fans see grace, someone going high when he goes low; Trump's might see a political operative who is so jaded by years of dealing with her husband's sexual exploits that she has no emotional response to them whatsoever.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is taking a big gamble in trying to settle a decades-old name dispute with neighboring Macedonia which could backfire in a pre-election year among voters already jaded by his economic austerity policies.
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Support for removing settlements as a route to peace has dropped among an Israeli Jewish public jaded by failed negotiations with the Palestinians, recurring violence and the widespread perception that withdrawing from the Gaza Strip in 225 only fomented terrorism.
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But after becoming jaded by seeing so many patients return for pill after pill, she knew she wanted to explore a more holistic approach to medicine — especially since medical marijuana helped her mother through cancer and has relieved her own struggle with back pain.
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"Super Sad True Love Story" looks like an unlikely love story, starring 39-year-old Lenny Abramov, who seems ill at ease in his time, preferring books and paper journals to computers, and Eunice Park, who is jaded by the cruelties of the world.
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Broome used to work for a blue-chip gallery in London but soon became jaded by the experience, and inspired by his own group of talented friends — artists, musicians and filmmakers — put together the first "Drawing a Blank" in 2016 in an old parking lot in London.
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By the time he was presenting his fall '17 collection, we had admittedly already become a little jaded by the use of political T-shirts on the runway, following the shows in New York (and earlier examples of statement-making graphics, such as Dior's now-infamous "We Should All Be Feminists" top).
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Roth, one of the co-founders of the now-defunct F.A.T. Lab, which applied a hacker ethos to its art projects, saw it as an opportunity to renew his relationship with the internet and experience this virtual realm physically, after he had become jaded by both the technology's commodification and revelations of government surveillance.
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But this WSJ article on Google's data privacy practices may shock even those who are already jaded by tech scandals: The internet giant continues to let hundreds of outside software developers scan the inboxes of millions of Gmail users who signed up for email-based services offering shopping price comparisons, automated travel-itinerary planners or other tools.
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As China undergoes massive social changes, the troupe alters their performances and starts to play rock music. They eventually return to Fenyang. Cui, jaded by his years on the road, reunites with Yin.
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Jaded by a world which has deceived him, an older gentleman withdraws from society into a somber and lonely existence. When a crisis develops in his city, it soon becomes clear that he has led a more than unusual life. He is a man with secrets, bitterness, lies, and regret - and he's being watched.
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By the time of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, however, he has become more unflappable. He is jaded by city politics and no longer votes. He is a fan of the New York Mets, and keeps an autographed baseball in a case on his desk. Cragen's primary weapon in Law & Order is a Smith & Wesson Model 36, which he continues to carry in Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.
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Latika is bitter and jaded by this point. She knows that life with her husband is horrible, but it is better than a life of poverty. Jamal eventually convinces her to leave him, but she is caught, scarred, and later escapes to see him on Who Wants To Be a Millionaire? when Salim allows her to escape, finalizing his redemption arc by sacrificing himself in order for them to be happy.
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Linkin Park spent four weeks at number one in 2001 with "Papercut", as well as an additional week atop the chart with "In the End". Sum 41's "In Too Deep" was number one for three weeks, while four singles – "Warning" by Green Day, "Jaded" by Aerosmith, "Million Miles Away" by The Offspring and "It's Been Awhile" by Staind – all spent two weeks at number one during the year.
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She was later interviewed by the magazine for its "20Q" section in February 2005. Blalock spent years dieting as a model and was relieved to move into acting, saying: "I'm jaded by my experiences in the modelling industry. You're never skinny or perfect enough and it was difficult mentally making the transition to acting."Nick Fiaca, "Starship trouper; Sci-fi; Television", The Sun (30 March 2002), The TV Mag 24.
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Lovebirds not jaded by love's letdowns can celebrate the purely poppy sounds and Cosgrove's limitless enthusiasm here. The rest of us will be left with a headache from constant eye rolling. After one listen you'll forever understand the meaning of 'bubblegum pop.'" On the other hand, portraitmagazine praised the song's lyrical content as well as the music, saying, "Kissin U was the first single from the album, and it really isn't that bad.
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Eddie Carroll is the editor of an annual anthology entitled America's Best New Horror. As part of his job he has read and rejected many thousands of derivative stories, and he has become jaded by the process. When he reads the strangely disturbing story "Buttonboy" by Peter Kilrue, he regains his passion for his work. The plot concerns his search for the elusive Kilrue in an attempt to procure "Buttonboy" for the anthology.
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Kieran Tranter echoes this analysis, noting that her competence as a pilot was unquestioned in the series before "Scar". Thompson contrasts Starbuck's attitude toward the new pilots with Kat's. Where Starbuck has become jaded by seeing so many rookies killed in battle, Kat reaches out to them with advice and genuine concern. Moore contrasts Apollo's calm in "Scar" with Starbuck and Kat's mutual animosity and suggests that this amounts to a reversal of gender roles.
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" Commonsensemedia.org gave the album a mixed review, saying "Formulaic at best, painfully predictable at its worst, Sparks Fly could only be appealing to the youngest of ears, not jaded by hundreds of similarly sounding releases. Miranda Cosgrove does bring a unique sincerity to this bubblegum love-in, and despite the forgettable accompanying pop instrumentals, her message comes through loud and clear. With a dash of spunky attitude she saves the CD from completely drowning in a sea of sweetness.
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Upon his return, he was received with a complete absence of fanfare and told that he was passed up for the next rookie in line. He kept a newspaper article on the career-ending crash as a reminder to never return to the life that nearly killed him. Jaded by the racing scene, he left that world, apparently taking out time to study medicine. The famous No. 51 disappeared into obscurity, leaving many wondering where he went.
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Songwriter, producer, engineer and drummer Marti Frederiksen been involved in numerous hits, performed by various artists, co-writing "Jaded" by Aerosmith, "Undo It" by Carrie Underwood, "Sorry" by Buckcherry, and "Love Remains the Same" by Gavin Rossdale. Frederiksen was a member of the school choir in 10th grade. "The teacher was assigning parts and handing parts out, and I was waiting for the others to pick it up." As usual, Marti was restless, and that drives his ideas.
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One could continue to live on as the image body, a nearly immortal life, but knowing that these aliens have done this and can watch, feel, and experience whatever is done. In essence, the player is their entertainment. They have become jaded by luxury, power and knowledge and use lesser beings to regain some of the passions of life. Hence, one could instead cut off this channel, though the alien beings may destroy the ship, or even Earth itself.
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Dolphus Raymond is a white landowner who is jaded by the hypocrisy of the white society and prefers to live among black folks. In fact, he has children with a black woman. Dolphus pretends he is an alcoholic so that the people of Maycomb will have an excuse for his behavior, but in fact he only drinks Coca-Cola out of a paper bag to try to hide it. When Dill and Scout discover that he is not a drunk, they are amazed.
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Bradley Morahan (James Mason) is an Australian artist who feels he has become jaded by success and life in New York City. He decides that he needs to regain the edge he had as a young artist and returns to Australia. He sets up in a shack on the shore of a small, sparsely inhabited island on the Great Barrier Reef. There he meets young Cora Ryan (Helen Mirren), who has grown up wild, with her only relative, her difficult, gin-guzzling grandmother 'Ma' (Neva Carr Glyn).
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He gained a significant personality shift in this game, vengeance-stricken and jaded by the experiments. He was also no longer a mute, a conscious decision made by Naughty Dog to give the character more dialog. Jak was described during this game as a "brooding emo figure," due to his torture and sole mission to exact revenge on Baron Praxis (the conductor of the experiment and tyrannical ruler of Haven City). However, later in Jak 3, Jak matured and regained his fiery head-on attitude reminiscent from the first game.
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He writes for a newspaper published in Dutch and has to come to terms with being a 'native' in a European controlled world. His worldview is jaded by the fact that he is wealthy and educated, and therefore closer to the Dutch than other Javanese; however, Minke comes to realize the ethical implications of the injustices being done to his people. His life is caught between two worlds, which the novel follows as he tries to understand who he really is, his role in the Dutch-occupied society, and his duty to his people.
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Erhu, however, has become jaded by the war, and does improper things such as handing out bonus pay without permission. As rumors spread among the Imperial aristocracy about his lack of control over his subordinates (particularly Erhu), Qingyun reluctantly arranges for Erhu's assassination, fearing a loss of reputation and the potential loss of his ability to implement social change. Wuyang discovers the plot but believes it to be motivated by Qingyun's love for Liansheng. Wuyang kills Liansheng but fails to convince Qingyun that the assassination should be called off.
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In the 1962 election, Capehart was narrowly defeated by 34-year-old Birch Bayh. He retired to his farming and business interests in Indiana, occasionally returning to Washington to provide both foreign policy and domestic-issue advice; jaded by the Watergate scandal, he became increasingly critical of President Richard Nixon. Capehart died at age 82 at St. Vincent Hospital in Indianapolis in 1979 and is buried at its Crown Hill Cemetery. He is honored (along with Indiana Senator Sherman Minton) in the Minton-Capehart Federal Building near the Indiana World War Memorial Plaza in downtown Indianapolis.
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Like Fantasio, the eponymous hero of the French play by Alfred de Musset, Leonce is much older than his years and jaded by melancholy; he cannot abide the insincerity and shallowness of courtly life and political responsibilities. He is averse to the idea of an arranged marriage, and though aware of his duty to his father wishes, flees the realm. There are also a number of strong links between the character of Leonce and, for example, Valeria, in Brentano's Ponce de Leon and Hamlet, the protagonist of William Shakespeare's tragedy.M. B. Benn: Introduction, "Leonce und Lena and Lenz", pp xii – xxii.
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Barb offers an opportunity to coach the town's dance team New Hope, for a competition. Jaded by her experience in New York, April declines the offer, but later discovers that the competition can give her a chance to perform in front of Welly Wong, who could save her career. April reluctantly accepts Barb's offer, and begins a harsh training regimen that alienates the young dancers in Barb's class. The New Hope dance team advances through several rounds of the competition; their dance moves improve as April bonds with the girls and becomes a better teacher, including learning some sign language for a student who is deaf.
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A former druid chieftain named Zhadoba, jaded by years of warfare and believing the Radiant Gods have abandoned him, learns of the identity and whereabouts of the blacksmith and his coveted weapons, more valuable than any gold in such a time. With this knowledge, Zhadoba's heart is hardened to mercy and replaced with greed and bloodlust. Bringing even the feared warlord, the Man-Eater, under his spell, Zhadoba massacres an entire people, the Clan of the Grey Hounds, including their blacksmith, and takes his legendary weapons. The only survivor of the tribe, the blacksmith's fair- haired son, witnesses the slaughter and bites at Zhadoba's tattooed hand.
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It has been featured in Funny Lady (1975); New York, New York (1977); Man on the Moon (1999); Charlie's Angels (2000) and its sequel, Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle (2003); The Lords of Salem (2012); the AMC series Mad Men; among many other films. The theatre was used in the back drop on the set of The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, and seen in the music video for "Safe and Sound (Capital Cities song)" (2013), "Shake It (Metro Station song)" (2008), "Jaded" by Aerosmith (2000), "Black Swan" by BTS (2020), and "2U" by Kang Daniel (2020). The theatre's façade and marquee design was used as the inspiration for that of the Hyperion Theatre at Disney California Adventure in Anaheim.
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After remaining corpsmen banish the old entities and save the falling New Genesis the regretful god rescinds all hostilities against the light corps present; mournful of what his hubris had wrought he bent on one knee before the assembled outsiders as a token of apologies and thanks on behalf of the New Gods for rescuing their city. Saying if there is to be a final war within their universe then it is in good hands, he commends Hal Jordan for his leadership in the face of such adversity remembering what Highfather himself used to be like before he became so jaded by his conflict vowing to return to the man he once was again.
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AntiHero is a board company that was founded by professional skateboarder Julien Stranger in 1995, following a proposition from Thiebaud, who is reported—by Jake Phelps, editor-in-chief of Thrasher —to have offered Stranger the opportunity during a period of time when both Stranger and Phelps perceived skateboarding as "stale". Stranger has explained the original concept that underpinned AntiHero in the following manner: "Oh, there's was no concept ... well, maybe there was, I don't know. Just kind of balance out the rest, or something, with what was going on with us." Phelps has stated further to Stranger's vague explanation: > I think if you pay attention to life and the way things are, that you, you > come out pretty jaded by, you know, life.
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Over a period of two years, Eden promises Ruth that success will come, but just before it does, Ruth loses her patience and rejects him in a letter, saying, "if only you had settled down ... and attempted to make something of yourself". By the time Eden attains the favour of the publishers and the bourgeoisie who had shunned him, he has already developed a grudge against them and become jaded by toil and unrequited love. Instead of enjoying his success, he retreats into a quiet indifference, interrupted only to rail mentally against the genteelness of bourgeois society or to donate his new wealth to working-class friends and family. He felt that people did not value him for himself or for his work but only for his fame.
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On its original American broadcast on February 28, 2007, an estimated 12.78 million viewers tuned into the episode, making it the 24th most watched television program of the week. After what he felt was a period of bad episodes culminating with "Stranger in a Strange Land", critic Andrew Dignan of Slant Magazine praised "Tricia Tanaka Is Dead" as a "palate cleanser, reminding us that this show is meant to be, above all else, fun". He described the episode as an "expected pleasure, disarming in a way [Lost] hasn't been since Season One, back before these people became jaded by "Others" and consumed with tedious busy work while the show's producers figured out what frequently disappointing direction to push them in next." Dignan did however acknowledge that others might not have found the episode as enjoyable as he did.
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