Unbelievable may not linger on Marie's assault, but it does linger on the way people — including people who claim to love and care for her — immediately start undermining her.
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I begin to linger on the space between the cars.
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Can we linger on that last one for a second?
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But the failings of those who wrote it linger on.
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And afterward your partner's scent will linger on your skin.
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He might have allowed his eyes to linger on her.
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But this gentle film doesn't linger on horrors too long.
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Let's linger on the consumer part of this for a second.
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Let's linger on that 21924 Supreme Court decision for a second.
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Otherwise, entrenched management tends to linger on and waste shareholder funds.
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Don't linger on the ground (your audience will begin to worry).
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It's Wilson who lets the camera linger on those inadequate men.
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I can't linger on my phone too long during the process.
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But it's human nature to linger on those feelings of regret.
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Contaminated romaine lettuce might still linger on store shelves, the CDC says.
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Cold and flu viruses can also linger on faucets and door knobs.
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He doesn't linger on doubts about the future of lobstering in Maine.
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I knew better than to linger on Rio's famous beaches after dark.
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A reader can linger on each sentence, willing herself to comprehend it.
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So why would an edible high be more potent and linger on?
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It meant that messages you thought were securely deleted could linger on.
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But the government's response to the scandal ensured it would linger on.
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The spotlight may linger on a spare, but only for so long.
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You could look anywhere, but your eyes linger on his still body.
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Don't sit and linger on that error though, go and get help.
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Hear tales of some their earliest occupants who paranormal enthusiasts say linger on.
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Make sure you linger on the Totinos Super Bowl faux commercial/Sundance short.
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Even if Trump loses, his toxicity will linger on to poison Clinton's administration.
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They can also linger on surfaces like door handles, faucets, countertops and toys.
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They'll soon be gone from Shanghai, but will linger on in Fink's photos.
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She'd often linger on the phone so long that she would wet herself.
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This episode even gave Dan and Amy shippers a moment to linger on.
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Morris does not linger on her own history, but it's a remarkable one.
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Yet knife-throwing and its variations linger on the fringe of professional sports.
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You've mentioned neoliberalism a couple of times now, so let's linger on that.
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Conspiratorial-sounding mechanisms hum, click, and crackle arhythmically, as low- droning tones linger on.
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Medical face masks can block some germs, but germs also linger on their surfaces.
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But no time to linger on that, because a major curveball was just thrown.
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One particular guard, Officer Smith*, used to let his hands linger on her body.
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You begin to linger on those three s's when you speak the title aloud.
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Newman was supposed to thwart Amari Cooper's release and then linger on the outside.
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Film directors often linger on Miller's face, its catlike angles and Pacific-colored eyes.
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Passengers linger on the deck of the Adonia as it departs the Port of Miami.
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It was never meant to linger on the toxic relationship that negatively impacted her life.
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He did not linger on this topic, smiling and changing the subject with a quip.
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It was the opinion of others that I allowed to linger on for too long.
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But the affect of the trade dispute will linger on and hurt tech, Lo said.
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Obviously. But we also knew you'd want to linger on it one more time: Awwww
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You just search, or a map, you don't linger on map you just use it.
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"It's the last thing I want linger on," the "Mad Money" host said on Friday.
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Today, bits of Denisovan DNA linger on in present day Asian, Australian, and Melanesian populations.
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"Shame," he said, and let the message linger on the line before changing the topic.
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Alex Rodriguez will linger on for another season at the bargain price of $22012 million.
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We linger on his face, a glowing halo resting on his head like a crown.
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Director Steve McQueen makes the camera linger on the massive explosions and bullet-ridden bodies.
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When I remembered my trauma, I let myself linger on it, and let it settle.
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It's a page you want to linger on after whatever words it inspires are gone.
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It takes a lot to get New Yorkers to linger on tourist-clogged 242nd Street.
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But I want to linger on a point you just made, which is really important.
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Toxic waste and its effects still linger on the island, according to a Reuters investigation.
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The camera doesn't linger on these details, and they're not the point of the scene.
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But The Disaster Artist, practically a love letter to its subjects, doesn't linger on that ugliness.
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He decides to linger on this memory, and investigate why everyone is so interested in forgetting.
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Headley appeared dumbfounded by the decision, but he would not linger on the base for long.
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" What it is: "[C]hemicals from tobacco smoke often linger on clothes, surfaces and even skin.
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The shots linger on the expressions of Patrick Fischer whose forehead veins pop with nervous sweat.
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Occasionally, she will linger on the street just to observe how people react to her work.
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It is high-toned and refreshing, with flavors that linger on and on in the mouth.
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To linger on the topic of class can seem like a sign of a sick soul.
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Intense perfumes that linger on your lover's pillow long after you have left are Pluto's domain.
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But let us linger on what history we'll be preserving as long as Confederate memorials stand.
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With the sun in Scorpio from the 22nd on, that show-stopping energy will linger on. Single?
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Chief Executive Steve Ingham warned that the uncertainties stemming from Brexit could linger on for a while.
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It's done with and it doesn't linger on with, well, I thought this and I thought that.
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The Cambridge Analytica data scandal may have been years ago now, but its effects still linger on.
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It was the kind of bizarre statement that critics like to linger on, and repurpose for useful attacks.
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Ali doesn't waste much time on emotional scenes or linger on Singh's rehabilitation, and that's a good thing.
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His photographs include their portraits, as well as detail shots that linger on each element of the instrument.
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At high school parties, straight boys looked into my eyes and let their hands linger on my waist.
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When the show is long over, it's these set pieces that will linger on in the popular imagination.
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Though markets recovered a day later, the doubts over whether Chinese investors would stand by Malaysia linger on.
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Perhaps the camera would linger on our hero as he shrinks under the assignment of his new seniority.
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Is it the way the keyboard's letter pop-ups linger on the display for longer than they should?
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She just ties her shoes, draws the curtains and exits, letting the shot linger on the empty room.
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Thor puts its title character in extremely low-slung jeans, and then has the camera linger on him.
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Many of the root causes of this disaster linger on today, a century and change since the fire.
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I think that's a little naive, and I'll explain why in a minute, but let's linger on Reagan.
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Confusingly, some chapters unfold in reverse chronology, while others linger on the last days of the doomed family.
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And there are lyrics in it that, if I linger on them, automatically bring tears to my eyes.
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I want to linger on your earlier point about the public only rallying around the thing it's rejecting.
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This narrow time frame allows for the exhibition to linger on the idealism and ethos of the community's planners.
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Similarly, today's Congress must play the decisive role in resolving disputes that linger on issues like immigration and trade.
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He soon goes missing, but let's not linger on that too long, because there's poor decapitated Lucy to consider.
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Its music is studded with sonic and structural allusions, though it doesn't linger on any particular style or era.
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Clark likes to linger on close-ups of intertwined naked bodies, and he seems to admire these characters' freedom.
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And it gives the effects team more time to linger on shots of him crushing apartment buildings under foot.
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A property that is dated, unrenovated or unloved, can linger on the market for months, pushing the price down.
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I saw a few kids, but not many, as minors are not permitted to linger on the casino floor.
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Just be careful not to linger on problems for too long, because you risk feeding into negativity and pettiness.
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I want to linger on the facts you overlook, because facts are so important to your approach to everything.
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But the camera does linger on a red light that was violently ripped off — presumably by one of the creatures.
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A few other electric car campaigns linger on the platform, but all appear to have closed without meeting their goals.
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Even when Mr. Trump moves on to something or someone else on Twitter, his followers linger on the last fight.
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Its disks linger on in niche uses, but have been fully supplanted by USB drives, SD cards, and the internet.
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Often, when playing through one of his scores on the piano, I linger on some miraculous musical detail or passage.
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The shot does not linger on the cigarette but instead quickly advances to the next trick, a huge fakie 360.
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But he did not linger on local issues, focusing instead on the danger he said a Democratic Congress would pose.
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Wu can render a petulant scowl hilarious by allowing it to linger on her face past the point of excess.
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I wanted to be alone in the quiet, to linger on those smooth pieces of slate embedded in the grass.
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Flame retardants can be found in household furniture and electronics, while pesticides can be consumed when they linger on produce.
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But the drought is far from over, and the question of whether Australia will learn and adapt will linger on.
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They linger on that threshold of being seen or misapprehended and, bravely, they allow either response to be their reception.
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She's not fluent, and we watch her linger on words she doesn't recognize, then learn and internalize them by doing.
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I have more choice in which photos I linger on (and zoom in on) and which ones I scroll right past.
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So as we end at the racetracks, a reminder of Bobby's past, we linger on Lara's face, stunned, upset, and unsure.
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Concerns still linger on Wall Street, however, as to whether a deal will come about by the end of the year.
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She changes the subject, not feeling the need to linger on her recent prognosis or to specify that it is terminal.
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The "Dynasty" reboot on CW continues that tradition, letting the camera linger on the shoes (the shoes!), the jewels, the fountains.
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As things stand, he will linger on hiatus until the New Year, when he hopes Atlético will come to his rescue.
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The results could be traumatic — some old nightmare gems still linger on YouTube — and buyer's remorse was a feature, not a bug.
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The best Mad Men episodes linger on a character's face and invite you to wonder what the person is thinking or feeling.
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Apple invited me to a briefing in LA at a very nice house I was asked not to describe or linger on.
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"The greater uncertainty is how this week's episode has damaged investor sentiment, and thus capital outflow pressures might linger on," Mizuho said.
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This is where Trump becomes Clinton's most dangerous opponent: Even if he loses, his toxicity will linger on to poison Clinton's administration.
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But in an increasingly polarized country, the pain of electoral strife could linger on Wall Street far longer than anyone would wish.
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The video doesn't treat its participants as afterthoughts, but rather allows the camera to linger on them and relishes in their presence.
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Instead of letting debt linger on a card with a high APR, consider transferring your balances to a 0% APR credit card.
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The printing office in particular offers plenty of opportunities for the camera to linger on drying pages and beautifully practical set dressing.
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A couple of peers — Gianluigi Buffon and Andrea Pirlo — linger on, but in less physically demanding positions or less mentally draining places.
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It makes days with tech feel fast, but lets you linger on the best parts of life on your screen-free day.
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Some people love to douse themselves in spicy scents that linger on clothes and leave a cloud of fragrance wafting in their wake.
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Chat logs from WhatsApp linger on your phone even after you've deleted them, according to new research published by iOS expert Jonathan Zdziarski.
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Characters express fear, grief, rage, and shock; Scorsese allows the camera to linger on the deceased, giving the audience a moment to process.
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Concerns still linger on Wall Street as to whether a deal will come about and finalized by the end of the year, however.
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Nonetheless, concerns still linger on Wall Street as to whether a deal will come about and finalized by the end of the year.
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The short-lived upwards momentum indicates that while the east African country's economy has potential, dark clouds continue to linger on the horizon.
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Gnar is carefully smoking a cigarette out the window, trying to make sure that the smell doesn't linger on the tan leather interior.
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The show was always careful to linger on the social inequities of the period, often asking what there was to be nostalgic about.
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Often these themes manifested in an affection for objects that have lost their usefulness but linger on, out of step with their surroundings.
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And as an eau de toilette, it isn't overpowering, unlike some eau de parfums that can be heavy and linger on your skin.
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At Sephora, associates still linger on the floor, introducing shoppers to an array of products that fit their skin type or beauty routine.
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While she's quick to acknowledge her privileges, she also doesn't linger on them, instead, worrying about making missteps and if "everyone hates" her.
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And as an eau de toilette, it isn't overpowering, unlike some eau de parfums that can be heavy and linger on your skin.
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When taking a break from daily game drives, guests can linger on their private decks, enjoy unlimited complimentary massages or take balloon rides.
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It's dangerous to let these lies about our history linger on, and that danger remains even if all the Confederate flags come down.
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The fingers of iOS linger on them, particularly the Home app, which is all but copy and pasted from the iPad to the Mac.
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When Hurricane Irma hit mainland U.S. on Sunday, millions of residents were left without power — and the devastating effects could linger on for days.
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We are live blogging ... As you watch CNN TV on the screen of your choice, linger on our live blog for a dynamic conversation.
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With second corn, Brazil boosted exports between these months, but doubts linger on whether farmers will be able to move their entire production now.
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Concerns however still linger on Wall Street, as to whether a deal will come about and be finalized by the end of the year.
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Concerns, however, still linger on Wall Street, as to whether a deal will come about and be finalized by the end of the year.
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Their gazes do not linger on the viewer; they're off in the distance—much like the sexy "All-American appeal" of the lone ranger.
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And it's by far the most intriguing part of MIB: International, even if director F. Gary Gray doesn't linger on it for very long.
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He argued that it was simply safer to climb fast, not to linger on high mountains where the cold or the weather might kill you.
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You want the ability not only to smell it but also to let the coffee linger on your tongue for a while without being scalded.
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It's glorious when you watch the actors, and the actors playing them, build those performances, and the scenes linger on them to draw you in.
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It wasn't a prerequisite to him kicking ass, and we never linger on his physical pain, bruises, cuts, or even much of his emotional suffering.
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But if Jackson's confession withstands the legal process, and especially if the charges as currently constructed are proven, today's questions will linger on much longer.
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As the camera pans around, it stops to linger on the faces of characters who look very different from when they arrived at the party.
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Defensive stalwart and captain Eric Weddle is gone, but Philip Rivers and Antonio Gates linger on; the legendary combo are a combined 22013 years old.
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He has written a kind of universal chamber piece, small in detail, beautifully made and liable to linger on in the heart and the mind.
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But in his speech, which he read off a teleprompter, he did not specify what he regretted, offer specific apologies or linger on the subject.
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"Clubbing involves crowded conditions on the dance floor, and participants inevitably get sweaty, which would help viruses linger on smears left on surfaces," she said.
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But while Byrne and Cannavale work hard in their unconvincingly written parts, do you mind if I linger on the boys for a minute more?
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So my advice is to not let your gaze linger on the jacket Melania Trump was wearing at the G-7 summit in Italy this week.
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While the temptation will be for analysts to linger on the improbability of tonight's outcome, the reality is that a presidential transition and new Congress await.
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Maybe, like the show's characters, I was simply willing to make a few sacrifices to linger on that nice sofa and take in that perfect view.
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Light is supposed to be the central preoccupation of the project, but it manifests unexpectedly in sound, through conversations that linger on the mechanisms of color.
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Where "The Good Lord Bird" draws an unforgettable portrait of the great John Brown, a few of these stories linger on Abe Lincoln, the melancholy emancipator.
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I don't linger on the sex element to highlight the series' horniness, rather that it had a refreshing attitude toward sex in a pretty prudish time.
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McConnell is also lengthening votes and encouraging members not to linger on the floor, which is usually a hub for lobbying and gossiping with fellow senators.
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He uses it to navigate his own molten compositions, which may linger on a single chord for a good while without seeming to be at rest.
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Those earnings are on the rise as trade negotiations with allies linger on and President Donald Trump moves to hike tariff rates on countries like Turkey.
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Trump and Putin met this summer in Helsinki, Finland, and questions still linger on Capitol Hill as to what the two leaders discussed or agreed to.
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Every time a scene changes, it's like in a film, you don't have time to let the camera linger on something unless it's really purposefully doing so.
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His storied career spans over 50 years—we do not need to linger on the image of the legendary singer/songwriter staring down and shushing a puppet.
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Rather than just linger on as an eccentricity from a bygone age, though, the surviving Czech libraries are doing what they can to stay vibrant and relevant.
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There are few complaints in the 300+ Amazon reviews, but one did suggest removing it before dealing with fuel as the smell can linger on the ring.
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According to Clarke, the labor and money that goes into operating luxury ranches is pushing buyers away and causing properties to linger on the market for years.
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We flit past the patches of Jim's life that matter (what happened during those two years, as the dollars poured in?) and linger on those that don't.
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The results add to researchers' understanding of how long the new coronavirus can linger on surfaces and the air, though scientists have said more research is needed.
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Educators said that students growing up in families affected by addiction tended to linger on campus until the doors were locked at night, reluctant to go home.
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They have to get back to work; there's no time to linger on what has been lost when there is a chance to gain it all back.
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Contracts like those tether vulnerable families to debts that can linger on for years -- landing them in court for missed payments, with garnished wages and accruing interest.
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Even as "Westworld" mounts its critique of the people who pay to have their way with the hosts, the cameras linger on the robots' taut naked bodies.
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As thorough a cleanse as you might think you're getting, SPF and makeup can still linger on the skin, so it's best to give things a helping hand.
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As the ghostly contours of machine-made faces morph into one another, the work seems to linger on the stretches of abstraction that lie between individual, recognizable features.
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Today, traces of the epic's cultural authority linger on: a quotation from it greets visitors to the Memorial Hall of the 9/11 Museum, in New York City.
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I would linger on the Elfa page on the Container Store website and imagine spending thousands of dollars to completely redo my closets just to accommodate my shoes.
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The dream is over, though the memories linger on and it's corpse is twitching in official Facebook page photo albums and mercifully dim recollections of your 173th birthday.
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The use of the single shot in the shorts means that viewers can linger on each subject, hopping from screen to screen without becoming overwhelmed by the whole.
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The easy power, variety and fluidity already were evident, as was his signature penchant for letting his gaze linger on the point of contact after striking the ball.
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Workers wearing hazmat suits and face masks have swept through train stations, malls, and other destinations, wiping down surfaces to kill viral particles that might linger on them.
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These are the years most biographers linger on, extracting all the juices, because they're when an unusual life begins to diverge from the mundane ones that surround it.
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The two scroll through pictures of the beginning of their doomed camping trip and their time on the bus when they stop and linger on a picture of Cassandra.
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"I really tried to fight to stay more positive," she says, explaining how she used daily affirmations and stayed active so that her mind wouldn't linger on her sadness.
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Now I worry that every tap, every scroll, every time I linger on a news story as I flip through my phone is sending the wrong signal to Google.
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The book moves backwards and forwards in time, snapping in and out of the author's life, as if she's reluctant to linger on any one scene for too long.
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The faces of Restituta, Juana, and Florentina linger on the edge of visual perception, an effect intensified by how close to or far from an object a visitor stands.
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We appreciated the fact that "Rhythm + Flow" didn't linger on the spectacularly bad performers (and there were some) — it reserved most of its screen time for the genuine talents.
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The photographs in the series are complementary to the film, meant to give the spectator a chance to linger on the details and the stories contained in each frame.
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So why would someone who has achieved so much, and who receives so much adulation, linger on the sniping and the backbiting and the name-calling of a minority?
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I'll say that books that linger on the unattractive and uninteresting are some of my favorites, even the ones that cheat a bit by making their subjects dramatically flawed.
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I want to linger on Nietzsche's "God is dead" thesis for a second because I think it's arguably the most important thing he said, and probably the least understood.
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In their work Knausgaard and Munch both linger on the gutting details of daily life that can sometimes bring us to our knees, saying in effect, I am here.
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The camera focuses on her long enough to capture the surprising moment, but doesn't linger on her bare breasts, cutting away every now and then so as not to gawk.
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With schools allowed to give preference to Catholics, other families are forced to have their children baptized in the church, linger on school waiting lists or search for scarce alternatives.
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After tidying the apartment and taking out the trash, I climb in my cozy sheets and try not to linger on the fact that *cute boy* didn't text me today.
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Browser games remain the last major stronghold of Flash, however, so it's likely that some degree of support for the Flash plugin will linger on in one version or another.
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After Sam arrives at the Citadel, his eyes and the camera linger on a giant astrolabe spinning above — the same one above the map in the show's iconic opening credits.
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We don't linger on him for too long; soon we're peering into Jamal's studio session, where he is also recording a live song, and — surprise — he isn't feeling it either.
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If you often linger on beautiful tweets from author X, Twitter is more likely to immediately show you tweets from that person when you open the app in the morning.
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This ability to linger on the surfaces of health care environments and spread between patients is unlike most of the other 20 species of Candida that cause infections in humans.
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Instead, the film allows Arendt's decades-old arguments, presented through carefully curated quotes, to linger on the screen, asking the viewer to read, reflect, and perhaps reread before moving on.
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Again, Venus retrograde is coming soon, so take note of what happens this month concerning themes like love, money, and value, since these themes will linger on through the retrograde.
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These are questions Jennifer Berry Hawes means for us to linger on in "Grace Will Lead Us Home," her soul-shaking chronicle of the 2015 Charleston massacre and its aftermath.
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I struggled most with the long theme entries, but the whole puzzle was chewy in a very delectable way, like fudge or caviar that you linger on for taste's sake.
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Instead, it sustains an air of improvisational urgency, which feels appropriate to a show about making do in crisis, and it doesn't linger on obvious moments of heartbreak and humanity.
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Yet the lesson from abortion opponents is that laws can linger on the books for years, eventually leading to lawsuits that, in turn, create new national precedent at the Supreme Court.
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It's not an a fantastical escape, it's a mirror into the goriest parts of our shared history, along with the knowledge that the aftereffects of these stories still linger on today.
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They felt like big turning points—players would linger on pause screens as they scratched their heads or searched the internet for answers in deciding on the best course of action.
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Not only does it thrive in cold temperatures, it can also linger on almost any surface it touches—countertops, conveyer belts, inside of transport trucks—which then touches food, recontaminating it.
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While having background apps shut down too fast isn't good, it probably did save a bit of battery life; now that the apps linger on longer, they'll also drain more battery.
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The sex scenes are obviously faked for the cameras; close-ups linger on Ms. Dosch's expressive face as she reacts to the man's demands with a mixture of disgust and practicality.
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Until I find out where he lives and linger on the streets calling out "Oh Michael, sweetie, where are you?" in a spooky voice, we may never even end up together!
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While physical stores have long used tools like rewards programs to track consumer spending, ecommerce companies can collect far more detailed analytics, like what product pages shoppers linger on the longest.
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"Creampie" is an adult industry term for when a male porn star jizzes inside the orifice(s) of another performer, then allows the camera to linger on his cum seeping out.
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"Time is up now, so if we have learned anything from this situation, it is that we should not linger on, we should really go ahead with the construction," Devogelaer told Reuters.
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Until Mrs May gets a chance to draw up her own set of plans and put it before voters in an election, the unsure status of the 2015 manifesto will linger on.
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All of Hayes' works on paper are loaded with at first glance might seem like playful images but linger on them, and they reveal something darker, more sinister about the human condition.
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The film, like an opera aria, forces us to linger on Luciano Pavarotti, a tenor who, 12 years after his death, remains beloved — and yet may be taken a little for granted.
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Often you wish she would linger on a given topic a bit more, gave it more depth before zipping off, but it is hard to deny how pleasurable Ms. Rossellini's company is.
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The current trade numbers are showing that difficult bilateral economic issues will linger on, alongside dangerous confrontations on Korean problems, Iran's nuclear treaty, extraterritorial sanctions, and fundamental principles of the world order.
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She can linger on a landscape like twilight rolling in over Kentucky, more content than most modern writers to keep you outside watching until the stars come out, and better at it.
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We got the quiet Phoenix Suns superstar -- and what looks like a Ferrari 488 -- outside of Craig's with a lady friend when we couldn't help but linger on the $250,000-plus machine.
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Attention will likely linger on the Model 3 production and delivery numbers until they come in line with the CEO's expectations, though Musk has warned that they could be ugly at the outset.
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But one of the emerging characteristics of Trump's presidential transition that is likely to linger on in his administration is the difficulty in discerning exactly how serious to take his threats and bluster.
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And when such people do make an appearance, the camera tends to linger on the parts of their lives most likely to interest white Americans struggling to reckon with their country's racist past.
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Thankfully, the object is finished with a softly diffused, brownish glaze that allowed my eyes to linger on nuances — such as the way that darker areas of glaze accentuate the definition of form.
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Much like the mass shooting at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Dallas will linger on the national stage—even if was far less deadly and involves an (almost entirely) different set of issues.
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According to an early study funded by the US National Institutes of Health, the virus can linger on certain surfaces, including cardboard, where it is said to live for up to 24 hours.
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Freeman-Manzanares told the outlet that some had raised concerns that passengers would linger on buses without getting off if no fare was charged, but expressed confidence that existing rules would prevent that.
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Even when we linger on the couple, the montage keeps things PG—the chiseled young man writhes naked on the bed, but his privates are censored by an image of a turning corkscrew.
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To ensure your body temperature doesn't fall too quickly in cold environments, invest in clothes made of wool instead of cotton — they'll absorb more moisture so that dampness doesn't linger on your skin.
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Elements of death linger on each garment; for example, the dresses that the three witches wear appear to be scorched at the bottom — as if they were recently held over a blazing pyre.
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It's unlikely we'll get a song as singular as Kanye West's "Ultralight Beam" anytime soon, so best to linger on it, feel out its grooves and curves, allow it to seep into the pores.
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You've seen this onscreen sex trope before: A man (it's always a man) slowly drags an ice cube over a woman's naked body, giving the camera an excuse to linger on said naked body.
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Director Marielle Heller ("The Diary of a Teenage Girl") lets the camera linger on the sad realities of Lee's life, from her failed personal relationships to the dingy basement bars that she regularly frequents.
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Instead, we're given a beautiful package of mixed feelings, a strangely honest portrait of an artist saying that certain romantic memories quietly linger on, even alongside a healthy sense of contempt for an ex.
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In other words, 32% of consumers that attempted to discharge their debts in bankruptcy also carried student loan debt, which will almost surely linger on even after all other debts have been successfully cleared.
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Keeping your living quarters, personal appliances, and surfaces clean is not just good general practice — it's increasingly important as we learn more about how the coronavirus can spread and linger on devices like phones.
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Unlike the medieval monks who constructed entire chapels of bones or Victorian families who would ritualistically photograph their dead, in our culture and time it is not fashionable for us to linger on death.
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Reading is visually and cognitively complicated; it's OK to reread a line because it's confusing or, better yet, to linger on a phrase so beautiful that it makes you want to close your eyes.
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At airports, germs can linger on the screens at self-service check-in kiosks, on the bins and belts at security checkpoints, on escalator handrails, food court tables, in restrooms and gate seating areas.
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If someone stopped to speak to her, linger on her, it was always a woman—a woman with advice on how to mother, a woman who wanted to know the baby's name or age.
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The camera would never get too intimate, so as to linger on our every flaw, real or otherwise, nor would it back up far enough that one could see everything within a larger context.
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That's nothing to write home about, but the highest of those discounts in October centered on full-size pickup trucks, which tend to linger on sales lots a little longer than other types of cars.
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Summer may be grinding to a halt and the rosé-themed cruise may have docked until next year, but on 230th Avenue the Rosé Mansion, an "immersive wine-tasting experience," will linger on into October.
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Erpenbeck doesn't linger on the reasons for Richard's new attentiveness, but we surmise that they may be partly academic: after a period of indifference, he is suddenly shocked at his own ignorance, ashamed of it.
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"(Bitcoin) might totally collapse and be forgotten and I think that's a good likely outcome but it could linger on for a good long time, it could be here in 100 years," Shiller told CNBC.
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At the same time, it finally took a deep, slow breath to linger on some key conversations, and it spent more time resolving the story for ancillary characters than some fans thought it was going to.
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On the occasion of the release of Tully, it's as fitting a time as any to look back at key moments in Cody's filmography and how they exemplify the themes her work tends to linger on.
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Jessica is able to defeat him in the end, with the help of her best friend/foster sister Trish Walker (Rachael Taylor), but the repercussions for her actions linger on well into Jessica Jones season 2.
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That could be why inclusive shows like Sense8, The Get Down, Underground, Everything Sucks, and others have all recently been axed while other, worse shows linger on—and if not, it's certainly how it can look.
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And while King Hu certainly likes to move the camera — it sweeps, swoops and sometime breaks into a near-run — he also likes to linger on images as if encouraging you to admire their compositional harmony.
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We linger on the card game, listening to her muffled screams and cries, and learn nothing except that "Outlander" skipped over much of her recent history in order to get Brianna — and us — to this point.
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It is unknown exactly how long the novel coronavirus can linger on contaminated surfaces and objects with the potential of infecting people, but some researchers are finding clues by studying the elusive behaviors of other coronaviruses.
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The ballet, which is based on the painter's life — including her tempestuous relationship with her husband, the Mexican muralist Diego Rivera — does not linger on Kahlo's physical disability, Ms. Lopez Ochoa said in a recent interview.
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Without time to linger on that, Zahabi was in St-Pierre's corner for the main event, wherein St-Pierre won a third world title, in a second weight class after four years out of the game.
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McCray was too guarded to linger on the hardship of growing up a black girl in an all-white world, but it seemed to bother her that her childhood was perceived as evidence of some unique damage.
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He spoke to CNN last night about losing his brother to alcoholism, and while he didn't linger on feelings of sadness and loss, he did credit his brother with helping him become the man he is today.
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When Nick gets dragged through one of the group's bases, and the camera pauses to linger on a fanged skull, it might as well have "The Dark Universe's Dracula, coming soon" printed on it in neon colors.
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The digital ad industry has struggled for years with how to measure whether an ad has actually been seen, and what counts as a "view" when many users linger on a video for only a few seconds.
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In the rematch most are expecting Mousasi to get the fight to the ground again and to attempt to linger on the feet even less—though he was hardly taking his time there in the last fight.
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How long coronaviruses may linger on contaminated surfaces Preliminary tests from the dog's oral, nasal and rectal samples tested a "weak positive" but the "dog does not have any relevant symptoms," the AFCD said in a statement.
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The result is a set of posters that, alone and in aggregate, depict what students were "hearing" — and allow us to trace patterns of imagery or to linger on and discuss phrases or words that students collected.
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I've since found other, longer recordings of that Panthéon incarnation of Mr. Bourgeois's installation, including one that goes on long enough to linger on a single dancer after all that great stuff on the steps has concluded.
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It will likely mean questions over the role of FBI Director James Comey in the fading days of the election, which Democrats believe helped cost them the presidency, will linger on long into the administration of Donald Trump.
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Twenty opinions linger on the docket, as well as a request from the Justice Department asking the court to consider the termination of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, the Obama-era program that protects young immigrants from deportation.
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China's credit remains strong despite a weakening economy and a high-stakes tariff battle it is engaged in with the U.S. However, should the impasse linger on, the damages could become greater and start having some deeper impacts.
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For Carey, it could be a conversation about where she goes as an artist when the world would rather linger on "All I Want for Christmas" or "Honey" or any of her record-breaking 18 No. 1 hits.
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Naturally the FCC wants to highlight the progress made rather than linger on failures, but this year the latter are highly germane, as Starks points out, largely because one error in particular threw off the results by millions.
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In the world of online commerce, they strive to capture our attention, perhaps doing nothing more nefarious than getting us to linger on a webpage for a few extra moments in the hope that we might buy something.
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Researchers continue to investigate just how long the new coronavirus can linger on surfaces and even in the air, Dr. Maria Van Kerkhove, an infectious disease epidemiologist at World Health Organization, said during a media briefing on Monday.
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The face-recognition program Boone designed sounds fascinating, but there's no time to linger on the particulars when Columbus is stocking up on the latest weaponry and getting ready to face a killer as cool as he is.
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"But I don't want that to distract from the underlying order, which will continue to explore this question and most importantly, do it in a truncated timeframe so that it's not going to linger on forever," he said.
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It made me think of that line Anne Frank wrote that still to this day destroys me if I linger on it too long, about how in spite of everything, she still believes people are basically good at heart.
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Part of the urgency is that advocates don't want the bill to linger on a long list of to-dos now that state Democrats are in power, and as there are several abortion cases moving toward the Supreme Court.
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Here, the soundtrack is equally quizzical and ominous, with strings sonorities that tremble, then splinter into strands and linger on harmonically "off" clusters — all effects conveyed vividly by the Philharmonic under Mr. Brunt, a frequent collaborator with Mr. Greenwood.
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That moisture comes care of a blend of aloe vera and cucumber, which along with oat and marshmallow extract, gives these wipes a faint but pleasant scent that lasts a little while but won't linger on a baby's skin.
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Takal creates tremendous discomfort simply by letting the camera linger on long, close shots of the two women, forcing viewers to watch as flickers of longing, admiration, jealousy, and hurt ripple across their faces, betraying their interior selves to the other.
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In the first painting she holds it right side up, and in the second she turns it upside down, in the same way we may linger on a precious thing, turning it over, holding it close, to know it deeply.
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Not to linger on the crimes committed by Barriss, but to refresh your memory: Barriss accumulated dozens of charges generally relating to calling in fake threats in order to get police or SWAT called to a location or shut it down.
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Sometimes, as in the camera angles that linger on Lara Croft's rear as she climbs ladders or on the shape of her breasts as she works her way through small openings in the 2013 Tomb Raider reboot, it's not so overt.
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He has similar hair to the man from Celeste's memories and is covered in tattoos which are a very similar style to the ones Car Man has (linger on his "She Knows" scenes as I have, and you'll see the truth).
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The scent of green cardamom will linger on your clothes for a couple of hours after a visit to Fabrique, the Swedish bakery that opened its first United States outpost nearly five months ago in the meatpacking district of Manhattan.
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When Jonah, who for anything else that happens is still a teenager, has his inevitable moment of doubt, we linger on that for the better part of an hour, but the show fails to convincingly sell the pathos fueling those doubts.
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Perhaps it's actually a good thing for the Dems that McConnell is almost certain to smother whatever articles of impeachment reach him, allowing the Dems to say they did their duty but not linger on the topic too long into 2020.
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You may be tempted to linger on one of the few stools or at the lone table in the corner, drinking canned Japanese coffee or house-brewed tea spiked with honeydew melon, while learning about the young men's alternate careers as skateboarders.
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Even as the scars of war linger on in the bodies and minds of the brave veterans present in Normandy, Trump is using his power as America's President to subvert the rule of law and the cause of democracy in our country.
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The single malt has aromas of sun-kissed raisins, bitter chocolate and old English marmalade; hints of Java coffee, Demerara sugar, pecan pie and crème brûlée in taste; and Sanguinello blood oranges, figs and treacle linger on the after taste, according to Bottura.
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Your pictures don't have to just linger on your phone in the digital void — at your local Walmart or CVS for just a couple of dollars, and you can find super cheap frames at your local Dollar Tree or favorite thrift store.
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Forensic traces of chats linger on the phone even after a user archives or deletes them, Zdziarski found, and could be accessed by someone with physical access to the device or by law enforcement issuing a warrant to Apple for iCloud backups.
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We wanted to linger on the lyric 'When your skin doesn't feel like home' and use it as an opportunity to literally and figuratively explore the masks we wear and the layers we hide behind until we're left to our most raw form.
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This is not just because it's harder to see bodies get hurt than to read about it; it's also that, rather than just seeing torsos kicked, we linger on the faces of bystanders, who are often children looking on in genuine terror.
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Smoke-free congressional offices would also protect staff and visitors from the harmful effects of third-hand smoke—the residual, carcinogenic components of tobacco smoke that can linger on carpets, drapes, walls, ceilings, furniture and other surfaces long after smoking has actually occurred.
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When I walk through the unit now, I cannot help but linger on the faces of the elderly prisoners, some of them who have been like father figures to us younger men, and think about how they are unlikely to survive this.
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So when I went out to these actors, I was saying it's just as important to me to be able to linger on your face as it is to have this huge moment of a monkey punching a helicopter out of the sky.
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The seek-and-find element is a fun way to encourage young readers to linger on each scene, but as my son interacted with the book, I began to wonder if it also facilitates the opposite: a kind of goal-oriented skimming.
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Naturally, that is where I first discovered De Lorra—on a mix called "L O N G N I G H T S." It features an endlessly looped visual of a dirty, space-age metropolis where two cyberpunk rascals linger on a titanium balcony.
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They also linger on Angel's body in photoshoot scenes, inviting the audience to ogle at a trans woman beauty symbol and revel in actress Moore's real-life success modeling for Calvin Klein and becoming the first transgender person to make the cover of Elle.
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The Romanovs lived there for 78 days before their executions, much like Emmit Stussy (Ewen McGregor, his brother Ray, Nikki Swango (Mary Elizabeth Winstead), and only showrunner Noah Hawley knows who else, will linger on for more episodes this season before their seemingly inevitable end.
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While the "invisible primary season" will linger on for some time, as candidates continue to jockey for money and endorsements, the reality of the election—the part that includes winning over actual voters across more than a few early voting states—will finally sink in.
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To this day, despite several changes in management and a brief closure in 21992, the Hut remains one of the main hubs of punk rock culture in OC. Other spots, like the Tiki Room in Costa Mesa, Fitzgerald's in Huntington Beach, linger on as well.
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May, who will trigger Article 50 of the European Union's Lisbon Treaty to launch two years of divorce talks later this month, was keen not to linger on her plans for some of the most complicated negotiations Britain has faced since World War Two.
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Bottles of Miller High Life linger on tables and in the hands of neighbors coping with tragedy in various scenes in Hulu's heavy-hitting drama series, "The Act," which won Patricia Arquette an Emmy for outstanding supporting actress in a limited series this year.
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The camera feels most natural in the long, middle sections of the film, where the crew travels through parts of the Henan Province and is allowed to linger on domestic scenes, but finds the most energy in Beijing and Shanghai, which bookend the film.
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For all the achievements, though, and for all the testimonies of friends and foes, even Fellaini acknowledges that he has not quite won English soccer over, not fully; the doubts, the same ones Moyes, van Gaal and the others exhibited, linger on in some quarters.
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McCain, at 81, would prefer to "celebrate a happy life lived in imperfect service to a country made of ideals, whose continued success is the hope of the world," rather than linger on how the current state of the union might come up short.
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It's good to know that whomever I'm with romantically, this steady, long relationship — with Mariah and her "Butterfly" deep cuts — will forever linger on as the protective utopia it has always been, where I can return to the person I was no matter what.
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" The best thing about the AMC show, our TV critic writes in his review, "is still its minimalism, its quiet spaces, its willingness to linger on details, like a frazzled prosecutor's struggle to get a bag of chips out of a courthouse vending machine.
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When I let myself linger on the subject of dying for too long, I end up with a list of logistical questions that, hopefully, I won't have to worry about for at least a few more years: Should I opt for a burial or a cremation?
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That gives the show's creators, which include Mr Handler as a screenwriter, enough time to linger on the various fiddly details that made the originals so much fun to decipher: the sly literary allusions, the recurrence of mysterious objects and the innumerable appearances of the letters "VFD".
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While only one star in each category will take the stage to accept an award, the camera is sure to cut away from the action to linger on faces in the audience — especially the ones who might be taking home a statuette later in the show.
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Though a creative class of Detroiters has rallied to revive the city's food, art and fashion scenes, "Detroiters" is more likely to linger on a shot of a middle-class neighborhood or public park than highlight hipster hallmarks of urban revitalization, like microbreweries or gastro pubs.
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So in Season 5, which begins Sunday on AMC, the best thing about "Better Call Saul" is still its minimalism, its quiet spaces, its willingness to linger on details, like a frazzled prosecutor's struggle to get a bag of chips out of a courthouse vending machine.
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To date, most of the 30-year-old's work has been commercial: the restaurant Cassio in Hong Kong, the Elizabeth Street Trudon boutique in New York and the Café de l'Esplanade in Paris, where deputies from the French parliament tend to linger on green velveteen chairs.
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Tasting B Nektar's 12 percent mango-habanero mead, you do not have to swirl the drink around in your glass, do funny gurgly sounds as you let it linger on your tongue, close your eyes and strain every last taste bud to find the mango or habanero flavor.
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But their choice to leave him on a slab for two episodes, and to let us think the Red Woman had failed — linger on the corpse for a minute, eyes open, big gasp, fade to black — was probably the most gripping way possible to resolve the Snow death crisis.
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Crunchy metallic percussion, pungent electric strings, squealing keyboards, fancy riffs on guitar and sitar shredding past their breaking points, and Reza's own keening voice — all abrasive in theory, instead conjure a garish warmth suitable for a particular brand of melodic pathos designed to linger on every drop of suffering.
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I linger on these rear-view cameras because they seem to best embody what Bentley's trying to do: they're distinctly more high-tech than the stuff luxury companies are most adept at doing, such as leather upholstery, sumptuous wood interiors, and expertly crafted accessories like luggage and hand-stitched driving gloves.
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Today, tons of adults in their 20s and 30s — around 53 percent, according to one study — still linger on the same cellphone plans they've been on since high school or middle school, the ones their parents signed up for in the 2000s when kids and teens owning personal cellphones became standard.
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Feels Good Man does linger on the anguished online reactionaries who took Pepe from fratty to fascist, but mostly, it doodles an intimate, uncomfortable portrait of a naive cartoonist trying to drag a JPEG back from the maw of 4chan's ugliest corners—simply because it's right and because it's his.
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"Harlots" doesn't shy away from doubt, sorrow and the straightforward presentation of appalling exploitation, but it doesn't linger on them — it always moves right along to the next scene of intrigue and competition between brothels, or the next bit of comic business involving the desperate buffoonery of the male customers.
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Pedestrian St. George Street is full of life, but for a quieter look at some beautiful Spanish and British colonial style buildings, venture south of Plaza de la Constitution to Old Town and linger on Aviles Street, the nation's oldest street, where you'll find galleries selling local art and handmade crafts.
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I like the idea that my enjoyment of the form is in some way genetic, like I was programmed all along to get excited about the transcendent lift of a chorus or to linger on the breathy thrill of a singer's enunciation, whatever path the rest of my life would take.
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At the time, they found themselves lumped in with the early-00s glut of UK indie MOR bands such Coldplay, Travis, and Embrace, but Elbow were always a different beast: softer, more bookish and witty, happy to linger on the more genuinely painful side of love and life without resorting to grand melodrama.
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PRETTY JANE AND THE VIPER OF KIDBROOKE LANE: A True Story of Victorian Law and Disorder (Pegasus Crime, $28.95) provides Paul Thomas Murphy with a horrific domestic murder that allows him to linger on the pivotal period when medieval laws, social customs and police procedures were beginning to give way to more modern methods.
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Rather than linger on theories from law professors, she is focused on what people experience: prescription drugs that cost too much; expensive cable TV service that lacks innovation; banking and financial services that make it hard to get a loan; even beer, which improved dramatically when small craft breweries took off and offered better beverages.
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Wilde's directorial choices are creative and refreshing: A scene told through the perspective of Molly and Amy as Barbies is subversive and funny without being obvious; in the film's climax, which I won't spoil, she lets the camera linger on reaction shots rather than focus on the person who's speaking, enabling us to watch the words painfully sink in.
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In his first speech to the Commons—usually a chance for new members to linger on their constituency's history and character—the pinstriped MP for Runnymede and Weybridge made a few perfunctory remarks about the number of golf courses he represented before plunging into a lecture about aggregate supplementary credit approvals and cash-backed set-aside capital receipts.
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Robt Sarazin Blake: Recitative (SameRoom) In a vibrato-shaded baritone that recalls a French chansonnier more than an Americana guitar guy, the first singer-songwriter in history to linger on the word "gerrymander" enlists a limber band colored decisively by horn man Thomas Deakin to array sixteen talky songs lasting a mere hour and a half over two CDs.
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Jenkins's masterful film is at its most dazzling when visualizing Chiron's aching desires, catching how his first kiss both electrifies and disarms him, how his eyes linger on that "friend" at a diner, how his wet dreams turn again and again to that one night at the beach where he had that first kiss—the last time he was touched by a man.
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Sure, it can't be captured in an Instagram Story the way your first dance or the lace accents on your dress will be, but it's the soft touch of musk that will linger on your guests after they hug you congratulations, or the fresh floral that will bring you right back to the exact moment you said 'I do' every time you spritz it.
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More often, they linger on the small joys of its rural Scandinavian setting: the shimmer of the grass in the wee hours of the morning, the technicolor pockets of the wildflowers on rolling hills, the stillness of the countryside as the film's central characters lay on their backs during a mushroom trip, gazing up at the sky and out at the nature around them.
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It does posit him as a frustratingly familiar Chosen One with special powers (dubbed "the shine," which will ring bells for fans of either the book or film version of King's The Shining), but it also takes the time to establish his family dynamic, and linger on the pain of a pre-teen discovering he can't rely on the adults in his life to understand or stand up for him.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Though immensely popular with tourists, the Staten Island Ferry has for decades been a tease for the many local cultural institutions at the far end of the voyage who have consistently failed — though not for lack of trying — to convince daily boatloads of sightseers to linger on the island long enough to partake of its unique museums, ballparks, historical sites, and nature preserves.
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Read more: Outdoor yoga decks, private parks, and 'tranquility gardens' are the hottest new thing in luxury buildings, and it signals a change in status symbols among the wealthyLuxury apartments are using perks and amenities to attract buyersAs high-end real estate continues to linger on major markets across the US — including in NYC, LA and Miami — luxury developers are turning to increasingly lavish amenities to entice buyers.
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The Hulu exec leading product placement says its brand integrations rose 200% in the last year and explains how its strategy differs from rivals like NetflixBottles of Miller High Life linger on tables and in the hands of neighbors coping with tragedy in various scenes in Hulu's heavy-hitting drama series, "The Act," which won Patricia Arquette an Emmy for outstanding supporting actress in a limited series this year.
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Jessica's Personal Genome would be recalculated three times a second by 100 different algorithms using millions of data points that encompassed nearly anything she did on the ship: How long she lingered on a recommendation for a sightseeing tour; the options that she didn't linger on at all; how long she'd actually spent in various parts of the ship; and what's nearby at that very moment or happening soon.
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In January, a bunch of Tesla employees came back from China, so there is a section in the memo saying that those employees were subject to a two-week quarantine when they got back to the US. The memo also said it was highly unlikely that any Tesla employee would catch the virus from supplies coming from China, as it does not tend to linger on nonliving surfaces.
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As expected, Nicki Minaj took to her weekly Beats 1 radio show to give some back story of that video that got around this weekend (you know the one where Cardi B approached her...and let's not linger on it even though Nicki will!) It would be the first time Minaj would address the altercation at New York Fashion Week, although Cardi addressed her side of the story in an Instagram post.
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The best moments on "The Life of Pablo" echo that desire to embrace old principles, and linger on the dreams that once seemed distant: "Thinking back to how I got here in the first place," he raps on "No More Parties in L.A." It's a past to which you would never hope to return, but also one where the world seemed much simpler—before you knew whom to resent, back when ambition and drive and passion alone could propel you forward.
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