Or do they conjure up jaw droppingly brutal noise rock?
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Creative in this instance meaning incredibly dangerous and jaw-droppingly awesome.
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" He then jaw-droppingly added, "So please, bring on the recession.
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And it's also not the bank's first jaw-droppingly embarrassing fuck up.
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First is the Note 23040+'s screen, which is jaw-droppingly good.
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Ferreira was furious, as could be expected given Tavana's jaw-droppingly inane contents.
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Below are a few of her jaw-droppingly gorgeous looks in before-and-after videos.
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Each of the hotels is jaw-droppingly beautiful, but cater to different types of travelers.
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Episode directors such as Seiji Mizushima and Kazuya Tsurumaki construct some jaw-droppingly animated setpieces.
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So how in the world did The Circle end up being so jaw-droppingly horrible?
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It's easy to forget how jaw-droppingly subversive the White Album opener was in 1968.
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Take a look ahead to see the jaw-droppingly elaborate home and all of its opulent features.
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And some of the time, it will seem like a bad idea and be jaw-droppingly brilliant.
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The lobby led on to a lounge area, which was jaw-droppingly, eyebrow-raisingly, gasp-inducingly lavish.
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Hermès handbags have spawned a singular secondary market and have sold for jaw-droppingly high prices at auction.
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For now, patients are stuck fighting their insurance companies to cover bills that can be jaw-droppingly expensive.
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This flower petal lake at Hirosaki Castle Park in Aomori can only be described as jaw-droppingly beautiful.
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David Tanis's cranberry curd tart is jaw-droppingly beautiful, an Instagram-worthy crowd favorite that's also gluten-free.
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Below is this year's crop, starting with one that is jaw-droppingly thoughtless because clearly no one was thinking.
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Bennett (below) is ostensibly the director of the absurdly, jaw-droppingly off-target ad that came late last week.
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The show will come back for more exploits, cyborg hate speech, and jaw-droppingly filthy tangents in early 2017.
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The sets are jaw-droppingly outlandish; the striking costumes are richly evocative for the men, evocative for the women.
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We asked friends and co-workers about the most jaw-droppingly ridiculous/tone-deaf/harmful/awful advice they've ever received.
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Yoshida, Vulture: It is also, jaw-droppingly, one long Krispy Kreme commercial — the Power Rangers product-placement game is strong.
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To make that a little more concrete, let's take something like China's jaw-droppingly ambitious One Belt, One Road initiative.
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And spending the day together means one thing: the two were back at it again with their jaw-droppingly unnatural handshakes.
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So, to right a few wrongs, I've compiled things—mostly people, but some animals—who had incredibly, jaw-droppingly average 2018s.
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The archive is jaw-droppingly treasure-filled in terms of fashion history, with more photos than this book could possibly feature.
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With a jaw-droppingly powerful new genetic editing tool known as a "gene drive," scientists could, in theory, transform entire species.
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Here, then, are six of the dumbest things that happened yesterday, ranked from least idiotic to the most jaw-droppingly moronic.
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Multiple profiles of Sater make one thing jaw-droppingly clear: Sater is an important, yet intentionally unheralded, figure in US national security.
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This line was also jaw-droppingly beautiful, but each one-of-a-kind fridge cost £36,000 (over $46,00), including delivery and installation.
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And so when Adora flings this week's jaw-droppingly abusive insult at her, telling her she "smells ripe," it's a layered moment.
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The first taste came from 2010's jaw-droppingly choreographed, one-take video for the song "Americanarama" that became a viral hit.
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During a four-day trip in September, I found jaw-droppingly good food, beautiful houses of worship and a fantastic day trip.
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On my reasonably high-end setup (GTX 24, i4 224K, 22GB RAM), Destiny 24 is jaw-droppingly hot and doesn't skip a beat.
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They used the brand's Jewels palette — and one jaw-droppingly blue eyeliner — to create a bold look that's actually worth trying on your own.
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There is a sequence in The Last Jedi that is so jaw-droppingly satisfying, fans will forever remember the moment they first saw it.
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For one, don't be fooled by ads for so-called doorbusters — like jaw-droppingly cheap TVs — at retailers like Best Buy, Mr. Burakowski said.
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Your faithful royal correspondent has visited Vancouver Island (fortunately not during the winter) and can confirm that it is a jaw-droppingly beautiful place.
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Last year I saw the inventor Keahi Seymour run jaw-droppingly fast at about 25 miles per hour, wearing 18-inch high custom boots.
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While we're pretty sure Paris ranks high up on everyone's dream location list, there are plenty of other jaw-droppingly gorgeous places for a proposal.
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It is just the most jaw-droppingly beautiful and spectacularly moving experience I've ever had, and certainly a lot of people feel the same way.
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On the other side is a surprise: a fourth, jaw-droppingly gorgeous green lagoon lush with vegetation where several movies, including "Jurassic Park," were filmed.
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Her use of acrylic paint is jaw-droppingly precise, creating the perfect illusion of soft nutmeg-colored fur, glossy pupils, and buttery-soft patterned wings.
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They find these people, and they are all male, and they anoint them—I've seen this process throughout my life, and it's become jaw-droppingly absurd.
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Not only did they manage a picture-perfect launch, but they also recovered two of three rocket cores in a jaw-droppingly beautiful (simultaneous!) controlled landing.
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These new phones included India's cheapest 4G smartphone at ₹2999 ($44.60) and a 3G model dubbed Freedom 251 priced at a jaw-droppingly low ₹251 ($3.80).
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That's troubling because of Sessions' well-documented views on issues ranging from equal pay for women to voting rights to the LGBT, which are jaw-droppingly extreme.
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But while partisanship and cheerleading makes for good viewing, Kudlow's broken-clock-is-right-twice-a-day approach has led to some jaw-droppingly bad economic predictions.
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While we were offscreen, a whole lot happened — including Paige acquiring some jaw-droppingly good outfits and all our previously unattached characters pairing off or having kids.
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And, yes, those jaw-droppingly tight pants were a deliberate choice, as Froud explains in the video below: Though the movie initially flopped, critics praised Bowie's performance.
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When Mezco announced they were bringing the original Star Trek to their detailed One:12 line, they did so with a jaw-droppingly brilliant figure of Spock.
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During an extra energetic "Formation" dance sequence, Bey seemed to almost topple backwards, but, because she is Queen, she caught herself in a jaw-droppingly impressive jump.
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Because the thing is, I actually maybe would have gone for it had I not come to your house and seen how jaw-droppingly elegant it was.
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In a jaw-droppingly graphic sequence, Iremar and Zé use the scent of a mare to arouse a prize stallion so they can steal his valuable sperm.
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Its central space, carved out of an array of hundred-year-old concrete grain silos, is "jaw-droppingly beautiful," Ingels said, but "insane" at a practical level.
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But the one that beats all of them is jaw-droppingly pricey—not because of its toppings, but because of the currency used to pay for it.
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But also: Trump had already done so many jaw-droppingly hateful and horrible things, and suffered only a political scratch here and bruise there as a consequence.
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Well, neither Arnold nor God are infallible (er, don't quote us on that last one), and beer runs the gamut from jaw-droppingly good to brain-punchingly shitty.
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Winston Duke, the jaw-droppingly chiselled actor who plays M'Baku in the film, has already had his fair share of Twitter attention — and now it's Chadwick Boseman's turn.
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The jaw-droppingly curvy model floats around for a bit before dipping her toes in the water, then gives a backside view that will make you a fan.
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Armed with colored pencils, pens and a heart intent on spreading joy, Rachel Ryle creates the most jaw-droppingly adorable stop motion animations you can find on Instagram.
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Over Bannon's left shoulder hangs a jaw-droppingly ambitious immigration agenda — one that could severely curb legal immigration to the US and shovel unauthorized immigrants into deportation proceedings.
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When we're in search of something totally one-of-a-kind — be it a super-specific vintage item or a jaw-droppingly cool handmade piece — we turn to Etsy.
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But the art is jaw droppingly gorgeous, the sprawling story is easy to get hooked on and the dungeon-crawling is driven by a nifty, uniquely Persona take on combat.
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Long before she bowled us all over with her jaw-droppingly perfect Sean Spicer impression on Saturday Night Live, Melissa McCarthy had proven herself as a master of physical comedy.
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The sun was setting as we drove, but the lakes — ringed by pines and native coihue trees and surrounded by mountains — were jaw-droppingly beautiful even in the fading light.
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First, there was the flurry of bills that the lame-duck governor released after the election outlining a jaw-droppingly shortsighted recovery plan that flatly ignored fiscal and political reality.
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"The problem is in New Jersey or at any state level, maybe you've seen different math than I have, but it's jaw-droppingly expensive," he said referring to health care.
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Without his handler, Buck panics at the microphone and begins to tell what he thinks of as surefire jokes: One is racist; another (in Key West, mind) is jaw-droppingly homophobic.
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He might be a big lad from Dudley with a penchant for long-ball football, but – as Sunderland fans will attest – he is capable of creating something jaw-droppingly beautiful nonetheless.
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At our next destination, Bir, the Colonel's Resort was jaw-droppingly beautiful with horses frolicking in the fields and paragliders floating in the sky — the town is a hotbed for the sport.
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Will Mulally, Al Aribaya Although marginally better than "Batman v Superman" and "Suicide Squad," director Zack Snyder's latest is still a profound mess of maudlin muscles, incoherent action and jaw-droppingly awful CGI.
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The real Mr. Seal may have played a jaw-droppingly outlandish role in that notorious affair, which, among many other byzantine turns, involved the National Security Council funneling aid to the Nicaraguan contras.
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Audeze EL-250 Titanium Magnetic Planar Headphones for $2137 ($3613 off): This is a jaw-droppingly low price for tremendously fancy and expensive planar magnetic headphones that produce beautiful sound with no distortion.
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This weekend in ratios we have a jaw-droppingly bad op-ed in Forbes explaining that the age of the crusty old library is dead, and instead of them, we should all get Amazon.
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I kept thinking of Legends of Tomorrow, The CW's time-traveling superpowered team-up series, which I found jaw-droppingly bad, and I liked that the Timeless pilot didn't try to do too much.
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Shaun does FULL frontal nudity in Braves "Dust" video, and while the size of his junk is jaw-droppingly shocking -- sources close to the model tell us Shaun wore a prosthetic over his real crown jewels.
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And given the propensity of "Legion" to make subtext text, I probably shouldn't have been so surprised that the show would use this jaw-droppingly literal music cue for a pivotal scene in its season finale.
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Williams, a proud feminist, told InStyle that she hopes Hollywood embraces a diversity on beauty in the future: "Don't get me wrong, I love looking at those totally jaw-droppingly beautiful women," she revealed to the outlet.
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One of the most memorable parts of AGDQ last year wasn't a typical speedrun: instead, it a demonstration of Tetris the Grand Master, an incredibly challenging Japanese arcade variant of Tetris played by jaw-droppingly talented individuals.
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Although Paul subsequently issued apologies, the callous stunt was just the latest in a string of incidents where popular YouTubers have posted jaw-droppingly offensive, prejudiced, or unethical content that would never pass muster at a traditional outlet.
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It was jaw-droppingly impressive enough to lure attendees from all over the country (and as far away as England and Denmark) to the small, strange city of Olympia, Washington, and keep us there for four full days.
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Hunt's unfortunate and ill-timed injury and everything that came afterward made it painfully clear that there were three jaw-droppingly obvious things that could have been done differently here, each of which would have saved this production.
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The Atlanta-based guitarist is an old friend of mine, but more importantly, is a ridiculously, jaw-droppingly talented musician—as many people around the world have seen him demonstrate in his main project, the joyously weird Lazer/Wulf.
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" When B*A*P*S (which stands for Black American Princesses) premiered in 1997, film critic Roger Ebert gave it a rare "no stars" rating, and called the film "jaw-droppingly bad," referring to its leads as "vulgar and garish homegirls.
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With 13 years on the job, four of them in the S.V.U., she was the detective with the most experience in the unit, but she also had a sense of humor that ran from ridiculously whimsical to jaw-droppingly filthy.
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Ever since he entered the sport as the youngest driver in its history, he has been defined by a reputation as an athlete of unlimited potential… and by the on-track incidents he causes with jaw-droppingly aggressive and irresponsible moves.
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Though it features a jaw-droppingly well-appointed gothic funhouse set (by David Korins, lighted by Kenneth Posner), replete with spooky surprises, this show so overstuffs itself with gags, one-liners and visual diversions that you shut down from sensory overload.
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In its own way it is as damaging to the perception of American Muslims as the overt prejudice espoused by the loudmouth, firecracker-flinging charlatan who currently and jaw-droppingly remains the prohibitive favorite to win the Republican Party's nomination.
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As for these two songs, "Forza Bruta Bruta Ram Attack" is a five-minute-long ripper that's as eerie as it is jaw-droppingly technical while "Colon Hell" sounds like the soundtrack to a video game where the main character navigates your nightmares.
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Owen Glieberman, Variety: "Baywatch," as a series, now looks jaw-droppingly goofy and harmless (actually, it did then too), and the movie would have been smart to satirize the show's innocuous underworld drama and cheeseball male gaze, playing up the dated absurdity of it all.
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Yesterday was June 21998, 220, and as such, was the 20123th annual International Day of Slayer, which, like any good metal tradition, is both utterly delightful and jaw-droppingly corny (and the fact that it was initially launched by this guy makes it even funnier).
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To the watch cultists who inhabit sites like these, however, the new TAG is not an egregious example of price gouging but rather a steal, a timepiece so jaw-droppingly underpriced that there must be, according to the site aBlogtoWatch, some sort of sorcery involved.
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As they themselves noted, there's a lot of doom and folk going on, but what they leave out is how jaw-droppingly good they are at interweaving the two musical disciplines into a cohesive, beautiful whole that also manages to seamlessly incorporate prog, drone, and neoclassical elements.
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That's the premise of this amusing, albeit superficial, South Korean fantasy series: After Go Se-yeon (Park Bo-young), a jaw-droppingly attractive prosecutor, and Cha Min (Ahn Hyo-seop), a humble businessman, die, they come back to life with the help of a marble called abyss.
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I got to tell you, it is jaw-droppingly amazing that in the fall of 85033, the Democratic National Committee signs this agreement… This was a document that surrendered lock, stock and barrel control of the Democratic National Committee to Robby Mook and the Clinton campaign hierarchy in Brooklyn.
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I got to tell you, it is jaw-droppingly amazing that in the fall of 2015, the Democratic National Committee signs this agreement and then for the next -- until their convention in the summer of 2016, the Democratic national chairman says, oh, no, no, we are being neutral in this.
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Early on, as if to break the enveloping clouds of nihilistic cynicism, Tarantino gives us a jaw-droppingly dumb shot of a black horse and a white horse drawing next to other to pull the cart forward in unison—it makes " Ebony and Ivory " look like a masterpiece of understatement.
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On July 7 and 8, video disciples with steel caldrons for stomachs can check out "The Necro Files" (1997), Matt Jaissle's jaw-droppingly gory trash fest about detectives battling a zombie killer with a prodigious erection, and a satanic cult that summons to life an undead baby that floats on air.
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While Prince William and Princess Kate's grand 2011 wedding will always hold a special place in our hearts, Carl Philip and Sofia's big day also had all the makings of a fairy tale: a jaw-droppingly handsome prince; a beautiful, down-to-earth bride and a mile-long list of international royal guests.
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To be fair, Dariela's much more willing to kill people than Chloe ever was, and more prone to getting in sporadic brawls, like this week's jaw-droppingly weird drunk fight with erstwhile reporter Jamie (Kristen Connolly), who's randomly spent most of this season in the woods in her own separate Revenant meets Wild story).
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Aside from the fact that Facebook has in reality done a jaw-droppingly bad job of doing everything from safeguarding user data to responding effectively to accusations of complicity in the Myanmar genocide (and its problems with misinformation, fake news, and election meddling remain a gaping maw), this has very little to do with antitrust law itself.
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It's truly rare that you see something as jaw-droppingly uncomfortable as, say, Mark Foster staring into the Grammy audience with a mixture of amusement and terror as he warbles through "Wouldn't It Be Nice," like a child halfheartedly singing along to a song on the radio while they draw stick figures with chalk on the sidewalk.
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Premiums are jaw-droppingly high (and projected to increase anywhere from 6.8 to 16.5 percent this year); high-deductible and other "Swiss cheese" insurance policies have become the norm, resulting in increasing out-of-pocket co-pays and deductibles; and obstacles to care, from arbitrary "prior authorization" requirements to restricted panels, regularly prevent people from receiving the care they need.
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We had to ignore the other popular sentiment of "don't read the comments" (which is largely about trying to maintain sanity while staring at the void) and embrace a jaw-droppingly obvious fact: what truly derails any given thread or conversation lies not in a given response to trolls, but the very troll who is trying to derail in the first place.
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This can be as jaw-droppingly intricate as designing a grid in which the pattern of black squares looks like the spiral shape of the Guggenheim Museum—as Elizabeth Gorski famously did to celebrate the building's 50th anniversary for a 2009 Times Sunday puzzle—or it can be as simple as including a handful of entries that share the same wordplay twist.
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From coping with a traumatic brain injury and learning to walk again to "falling for" his physical therapist and deciding that maybe getting older isn't such a bad thing, Morgan is back in true form and tackles the most trying time of his life with grace, strength and the jaw-droppingly hilarious point of view fans have grown to love.
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King discusses the nature and function of horror from a wide variety of angles and demonstrates a jaw-droppingly thorough knowledge of speculative fiction of all stripes, moving from discussions of modern sci-fi writers to early-20th-century pulps to 18th-century Gothic literature to 1950s beach-movie horror to mid-century radio dramas and long-extinct comics publishers, all with ease.
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The Good Jaw droppingly gorgeous • Promising new stealth and movement mechanics • Best Uncharted game to date, and a fitting send-off The Bad Doesn't do enough with all the cool new toys • Story falters around weak and/or inexplicable character motivations • Does too little to evolve the stuff Uncharted does best The Bottom Line 'Uncharted 4: A Thief's End' is a masterful series send-off from Naughty Dog, though it's not without its frustrations.
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In fact, the entire list of directors new to the Academy contains a litany of filmmakers whose Academy invites seem jaw-droppingly overdue: Taika Waititi (What We Do in the Shadows, Boy), James Wan (Furious 7; the Saw and Conjuring franchises), Hou Hsiao-Hsien (The Assassin), Nicolas Winding Refn (Drive, The Neon Demon), Lana and Lilly Wachowski (The Matrix), and Keenen Ivory Wayans are all new invitees this year, just to name a few.
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As for Trump's uncivil speech—the insults, the petty meanness, the crudeness, the talk about hand size, the assurance, on national TV, that his would-be Presidential dick is up to the job, his mastery of the jaw-droppingly untrue personal smear (Obama is Kenyan, Ted Cruz's dad was in cahoots with Lee Harvey Oswald, U.S. Muslims knew what was "going on" pre-Orlando), which he often dishonorably eases into the world by attaching some form of the phrase "many people have said this" ( The world is flat; many people have said this.
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