Fassbender's Magneto is given much meatier stuff to work with.
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Look for a much meatier review in the near future.
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He tears into the meatier material he's given like a pro.
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The company on Tuesday released a "meatier" version of its burgers.
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It has yet to take that step with the meatier ICCPR.
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Steamed, they are juicier, meatier and less fishy than a mussel.
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For a meatier noodle dish, try these Stir-Fried Shanghai Noodles.
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This very fine actress should have a meatier role by now.
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It makes the shows meatier than most improvisation, if less wildly unpredictable.
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Tilefish, grouper and monkfish, all firmer and meatier, were much better candidates.
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He expects someone "meatier, weightier, sturdier" will come along—is he proposing himself?
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The texture can be a lot better, too, with a firmer, meatier bite.
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I would probably not serve them with meatier fish like tuna or salmon.
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The meatier topics may play well to the newspaper audience, generally an older crowd.
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Warren, Cory Booker, and Amy Klobuchar — who have more fame and significantly meatier résumés.
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She'll get meatier parts that way, and might not even need dental work afterward.
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For that reason, we may not see meatier VR releases until 2017 or even 2018.
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Wen's plan is to develop native chickens that are meatier as well as being tasty.
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In texture, they're a bit like meatier rib tips, but without that crunch of cartilage.
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In search of meatier roles, she hired a producing partner to help develop female-driven material.
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Usually, higher interest rates would spark higher demand for dollars, as investors chase meatier U.S. returns.
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We'll need to wait until November 1 to see if the meatier McMuffins warrant a similar reaction.
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At 37 minutes long, the animated short has a meatier plot than its 16-page source material.
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It has a built-in heart-rate sensor that works on the meatier part of your arm.
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Beyond Meat is launching a new, "meatier" version of its plant-based burger in stores this week.
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As a result, she started pushing for meatier parts, which would show her range as an actress.
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Chicken wings with either crushed peppercorns or brown sauce could not have been meatier or more tender.
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Banks are looking to change that by crafting longer-dated, managed CSOs that would offer meatier yields.
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"So close" was faint, a remembrance of things past; its repetition, meatier, a recognition of implacable fate.
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Some of the less impressive schemes could in time come to resemble Microsoft's or Royal DSM's meatier ones.
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The feature makes the ambiguous plot, which is always somewhat secondary in a Souls game, a little meatier.
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This one's only 30 seconds, but it's a little meatier than the optical clip released on Christmas Day.
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But on meatier matters like harmonising asylum rules or euro-zone integration, agreement looks more elusive than ever.
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Stone's role is more restrained, but it's also meatier, and she pulls it off with strength and grace.
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If Frank is more of a genuine proposition, it makes Claire's decision to be with Jamie even meatier.
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One of my guests crunched away happily on it, but I was more interested in the meatier quarters.
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It's a little more floral and herbal, and it has a meatier character, with a deliciously savory edge.
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Burger King is trying a vegetarian Whopper, while McDonald's added a meatier burger to its breakfast menus in October.
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And last week, Beyond Meat debuted a new, improved burger — which cooks better and tastes meatier — in grocery stores.
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While it's clear that Chandra's character is still developing, Naz's father has been given a much meatier role. Why?
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For the full rundown of the looks, take a peep at our much meatier review of the OnePlus 3.
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Still, Kidman is right that recent years have seen some meatier roles for actresses over 40, especially on television.
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Delbos acknowledged that investors were still sceptical, but said that the firms would provide meatier joint goals by May.
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Delbos acknowledged that investors were still skeptical, but said that the firms would provide meatier joint goals by May.
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Pricier speakers or soundbars like the Sonos Beam can top Roku here; even my Vizio soundbar puts out meatier bass.
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The company also announced on Tuesday that this week it will launch a "meatier" version of its plant-based burger.
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The show struggles when the series-within-a-series doesn't have any real thematic connection to the meatier character material.
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The court also passed on meatier allegations of money-laundering to the National Accountability Bureau (NAB), an anti-corruption regulator.
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If Glassdoor and Payscale are any indication, deli clerks at Walmart take home meatier paychecks than some of their coworkers.
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It's the kind of movie that could take a TV actress like Katie Garfield and push her into meatier roles.
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Character events are a bit meatier, and allow you to use that collection of stories like a deck of cards.
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It also made a meatier desktop replacement that will definitely challenge people's biceps as they work out of hotels and airports.
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On the meatier side of things, good ole Gordon talked Philly cheese steaks and what he likes to put on his.
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Plant-based meat producers have released new, improved products that taste even meatier, and have raised eye-popping sums of money.
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Seafood is another matter, and certain meatier specimens like salmon, tuna or octopus go well with light reds like pinot noir.
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Higher rates suggest a strengthening economy, as investors tend to exit bonds in favor of meatier returns in other asset classes.
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It's just 10mm thick, which while meatier than the Pebble Round is still thinner than the Apple Watch or the ZenWatch 2.
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The full teaser offers meatier scenes featuring Emilia Clarke (Qi'Ra), Woody Harrelson (Tobias Beckett), Atlanta's Donald Glover (Lando Calrissian), and Hail, Caesar!
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After rightfully being nominated for an Oscar for the role, De Havilland felt creatively renewed and began to push for meatier roles.
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A gentle, yes, pulse — quick but not pounding — emerges behind it, soon joined by a meatier, lower throb in the electric bass.
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There are two options: the meatier, more expensive lump crab cake ($14.95 à la carte) or the smoother, slightly creamier backfin ($8.95).
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The X6s' meatier bass response and marginally better sound isolation make them more pleasing and more practical to listen to than the AirPods.
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The launch of its meatier burger comes as it prepares to compete against new launches from Nestle, Tyson Foods Inc and Impossible Foods.
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The exchanges set a tone for tomorrow's intelligence committee hearings, which are likely to be meatier and more aggressive, particularly in the Senate.
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Look out for a small red label on its packaging that reads "Now Even Meatier," to make sure you're getting the new burger.
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Later, he has a meatier exchange with a fellow solider in the bowels of ship in the midst of a quickly deteriorating situation.
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Chickens seem to have been domesticated about 8,000 years ago, and gradually bred to be larger and meatier than their jungle fowl ancestors.
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Meatier enterprise stories that could carry value from one market to another may not fit comfortably in the widget-based snackable-centric format.
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Where Elaine had given solid but minor performances in the early 1970s, E. Katherine gained meatier roles in the '80s and laudatory reviews.
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And if your PSL just isn't quite doing it for you anymore, it may be time to move on to bigger, better, meatier things.
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But bankers believe the market is ripe for development, offering investors potentially meatier returns at lower levels of volatility than in markets like equities.
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As we inch closer and closer to the final season of Game of Thrones, the meatier details about season 219 are finally being shared.
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Our characters really have only shared a couple of scenes and just a few lines of dialogue so there's some good meatier stuff coming.
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While this most recent promo will pluck the heartstrings of dedicated Full House fans, we're impatiently awaiting more meatier details about what's to come.
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While rumored to be a meatier upgrade, the hardware isn't a full generational leap forward, like the PlayStation 4 was to the PlayStation 53.
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And on Thursday, a meatier program includes Mendelssohn's Symphony No. 3, a new work by Gabriela Lena Frank, and Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 20.
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The waves rocked the oysters against one another inside the sacks until they had created something equally deep-cupped but faster-growing and meatier.
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If you're after something a bit meatier to get to one-handed grips with, this port of a console game might fit the bill.
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At the same time, it has everything to lose: It's back after a two-year hiatus, and it's up against shows with far meatier premises.
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In June, the company launched a "meatier" version of its vegan Beyond Burger in grocery stores, as well as a plant-based ground beef product.
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Now that horror attracts better actors, bigger budgets and meatier scripts, there is a sense of fun missing in some of the tasteful scary movies.
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The executive chef, John Schafer, has created a menu that's more American and somewhat meatier than the one he offers at Tessa, which skews Mediterranean.
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While the wheels grind somewhat slowly in each when it comes to disgorging secrets, "National Treasure" is meatier, and with just four chapters, eminently binge-worthy.
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Not just whether you prefer a flaky white fish or the meatier flesh of, say, ahi tuna—there's also sourcing and sustainability to keep in mind.
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There was no juiciness to speak of, and it seemed that, rather than making the patties taste meatier, the intense browning drove off moisture and flavor.
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That meant that while this is still Kimmy's show, we didn't always have to wait for our spots to start telling meatier stories with the other actors.
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It's the debut single off their first album, and though it was penned before the election, in recent months it has taken on a new, meatier meaning.
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And by the accounts of many food reviewers, Impossible Foods was ahead of Beyond Meat on this front, with burgers that tasted just a tiny bit meatier.
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The devastation is also economic: Until now, red abalone and red sea urchins, a larger and meatier species of urchin, supported a thriving commercial fishery in both states.
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This free addition makes a number of big changes, including meatier hooks for Crucible (the PvP mode) and Strikes/Nightfalls — it's all covered in great detail right here.
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The character had a much meatier arc in Seasons 4-6, once big brother Joffrey bit the dust and the task of ruling the kingdom fell to Tommen.
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It started out as a digital production company that made mostly YouTube content, but has since branched out into meatier projects like movies, both online and in theaters.
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As of June of this year, Beyond Meat had already started selling its upgraded "meatier" burgers in stores like Whole Foods, Kroger, Safeway, Publix, Wegmans, Target, and Sprouts.
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Logan kept up the arrogant preening act throughout the first round, but he was forced to take the fight seriously after receiving a few meatier punches in the second.
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First, Impossible Foods, a leading creator of plant-based meatlike burgers, announced the Impossible Burger 229, an improved recipe over previous meat substitutes that tastes, well, a lot meatier.
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The chopped liver may have the same inspiration, although it's been made significantly meatier by the addition of chopped chicken hearts and significantly fruitier by a glug of Marsala.
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Still, the very fact that we had so many to choose from indicates a positive trend in the industry: roles for women are getting meatier, more interesting, and more complex.
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Firms launching interval funds are betting that retail investors will be interested in products that can generate meatier returns by buying less liquid assets, including leveraged loans and structured credit.
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Still, too few of the new characters in recent seasons -- with the exception of Jeffrey Dean Morgan's Negan, who enjoys a somewhat meatier arc in the early going -- have truly popped.
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A fried artichoke, splayed like an upside-down chrysanthemum in a pool of pesto, had Roman roots (in carciofi alla giudia), but the artichoke should have been meatier, the pesto brighter.
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I also liked the sweet soy once I learned to doctor it with a few drops of what Ms. Okano calls "gravy sauce," a dark liquid that makes meat taste meatier.
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While most Americans find it unethical to use genetic engineering to make livestock meatier or more nutritious, according to a 2018 Pew poll, public attitudes toward making welfare improvements are less known.
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This, the Year of the IG, is the perfect time for America's inspectors general to sharpen their teeth and tear into the meatier issues of why many think our government is broken.
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Guitars had regularly played a role in Reznor's discography, but comparatively meatier bits like "The Collector" and "The Hand That Feeds" seemed to match the once wiry frontman's now noticeably musclier beefcake image.
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Per the new interview with Vulture, Butler was given the choice between a reduced presence on both series (in order to accommodate his busy schedule) or a meatier role on 13 Reasons Why.
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D I C K O N. For Season 7, Dickon got a meatier role, and a proportionately bulked up recast: Enter Tom Hopper, British television actor and also this guy: Dickon Tarly pic.twitter.
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Betty Buckley has a slightly meatier role as Kevin's therapist Dr. Fletcher, but again — apart from a few entertainingly tense exchanges during their sessions together — she doesn't have a great deal to do.
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Coach Eddie Jones has backed him to stand his ground, however, resisting any temptation to return to the meatier midfield option he went for in the quarter-final with Owen Farrell at 10.
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Small tamarin monkeys that aren't worth hunting stuck around, but the meatier howler monkeys, whose calls can travel more than 3 miles through the jungle, were only heard two or three times each year.
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The sweet first kiss moment with Court (Jason London) is proof the actress is just as apt at playing the ingénue as she is suited for the meatier roles she took on years later.
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Starting this week, Beyond Meat is selling a new "meatier" version of its Beyond Burger that the company says is a source of complete protein and both looks and tastes more like real meat.
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Fans of Bates Motel are keenly aware of Cooke's charms, but the quirky comedy-drama Me and Earl and the Dying Girl positions the actress for meatier roles than her other 2015 film, Ouija.
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It's St. Patrick's Day this weekend, and if you're not holed up somewhere drinking ice-cold stouts, you could make Sam's excellent Guinness pie at home (or this even meatier venison and trotter pie).
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Even in instances when their characters are given meatier roles, such as in Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist and The Spectacular Now, the films' main point of view is still that of the male protagonist.
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Andy faced a meatier obstacle in Djokovic, who had built a lead of more than 8,13 ranking points after winning Masters titles at Indian Wells, Miami and Madrid and at the Australian and French Opens.
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The prosciutto gives a nod to the meatier wines, as does the splash of balsamic vinegar at the finish line, while the sage picks up the garrigue notes of terroir that came through in others.
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While Thor: Ragnarok still centers around a white guy, it's got a meatier role than ever before for Heimdall, leader of the Asgardian resistance and protector of its people in Thor's absence during Hela's reign.
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McDonald's customers will be able to order these meatier breakfast sandwiches, which contain two sausage patties, bacon, two layers of American cheese and an egg layered on either a biscuit, McMuffin or McGriddle starting Nov. 1.
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Beyond recently launched its 2.0 burger (available only at Carl's Jr. and A&W restaurants for now), which also includes brown rice and mung bean proteins, for a meatier taste and texture, according to the company's website.
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Throw in a cameo by Benedict Cumberbatch as Dr. Strange and a meatier role for Idris Elba as the stoic sentry Heimdall, and there's a lot of power on screen even before the CGI pyrotechnics kick in.
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Possibly meatier American fines are not the reason: the billions Google has been forced to pay represent less than a tenth of the $134bn in profits it has generated since the first case was opened in November 2010.
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Implementing RACK standards for blood play involves sterilizing any cutting instruments, testing for infectious diseases, and only drawing blood from safer, meatier areas of the body that are not near any major veins or arteries, Dr. Aaron says.
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And so, even as PESCO was being finalised, in a two-hour address at the Sorbonne in September 2017, Mr Macron demanded something meatier: a "common intervention force, a common defence budget and a common doctrine for action".
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Janssen's Jean Grey did appear briefly in Days of Future Past, but her former costars Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart were given noticeably meatier roles in the film alongside their younger counterparts, played by Michael Fassbender and James McAvoy respectively.
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Representatives for Bridges had declined to comment on just what he was doing in that cardigan, but the Super Bowl date at the end of the clip made us fear it was going to be just another ad and not something — anything — meatier.
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Mr. Conrad's fearlessness and good looks served him well in "Wild Wild West" and many other shows, though he found the most satisfaction in some later, meatier roles, like the fur trader he played in the mini-series "Centennial" in the late 1970s.
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Ms. Adichie often comments on how race and gender play out in the United States, but her book does not tackle some of the meatier questions that have occupied the American feminist movement in recent years, most notably the role of transgender people.
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In particular, the finale, which goes to some very dark territory about how legacies of sexual assault can mark the family members of survivors, is hurt by how the darker stuff doesn't have something meatier on the comedic side to balance itself against.
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Even though several brands are capitalizing off of the country's current political woes in the form of feminist and refugee merch, it's always nice to see celebrities (who are often get flak for being disconnected or oblivious to meatier matters) join the conversation in their own ways.
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Wen's is drawing on an in-house gene bank and breeding unit to create new varieties of meatier chickens for processing at slaughterhouses to better serve restaurant chains and supermarkets, Wen Pengcheng, a director of the company and its largest shareholder, said in an interview with Reuters.
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And a big question burbling around the awards world is whether academy voters will, in the wake of the election, go for lighter, escapist fare, or a meatier film with a message, especially considering last year's eruption when all of the Oscar acting nominees were white.
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Check out the boxes of bright green organic padrón peppers ($7 a pint), which is the variety they sizzle in olive oil and sea salt in Northern Spain; the peppers are plumper, meatier and fruitier than the shishitos that are usually served in the United States.
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It's gotten to the point that analysts tracking the American assistance to Mr. Netanyahu's campaign have taken to guessing what Mr. Trump might toss his way next: merely more plaudits, or perhaps a meatier bone, like endorsing Republican-sponsored legislation to recognize Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights.
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I wrote about it a whole bunch here, where I imagine we don't deserve cyberpunk dystopias with gleaming neon anymore, unless there's a much harder edge underneath: I never really played a tactics game before Mario + Rabbids, unless you count some of the slightly meatier tower defense games out there.
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The holidays are a great time to dig into something meaty, and there's nothing meatier than Deus Ex. The most emblematic of the style of design referred to in PC nerd circles as the "immersive sim," Ion Storm's late-'90s masterpiece is a game where you can, within reason, play however you want.
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Red Carpet Watch 7 Photos View Slide Show ' Rachel McAdams, 37, is perhaps best known for her lead roles in lighthearted films like "Mean Girls" and "The Notebook," yet she's tackled meatier fare recently: as a boxer's doomed wife in "Southpaw" and a hard-hitting reporter in "Spotlight," for which she has been nominated for her first Academy Award.
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Death metal's many subgenres—characterized by bands like In Flames' poppy melodies, progressive rock passages a la Opeth, highly virtuosic musicianship as exhibited by tech-death stalwarts Gorguts, or a thrashier approach mixed with black metal's codified blasphemy, like Skeletonwitch—took center stage, while newer listeners' enthusiasm for its meatier, more straightforward sounds seemed to stagnate.
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If you're heading out to a patch or orchard in the coming weeks, a final tip from the pumpkin expert: The classic field pumpkins (or the jack-o'-lantern pumpkins) are less tasty, "bred to be ornamental, but not something that you eat," Ms. Ott said, and the "bulgy, warty" ones are sweeter, meatier and better for cooking.
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Gone are the days of a straight-up martini with a twist; people are ditching cocktail bar staples in favour of something meatier, and we're not just talking about the post-pub kebab Fans of fry ups will be pleased to see their favourite breakfast food reimagined in carnivore-friendly cocktail form at the London Cocktail Club by way of a Bacon and Egg Martini (pictured above).
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The single-player content is broken down into "assigned" quests that progress the story, like the unmarked "key" quests you had to complete in previous games, and there are no longer any discrete quests that require you simply to collect materials — those are now tasks that you can stack up and complete on the side while getting through the meatier content, similar to bounties or challenges in Destiny.
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When Ali sat joined me for the latest episode of my podcast, I Think You're Interesting, I asked just how prepared he had been for this rapid rise to stardom; his story about hoping for a crack at bigger, meatier parts, then feeling stymied over the years, until he reached a breaking point right around when he landed Moonlight, will hopefully speak to anybody with a dream who's been feeling continually frustrated.
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The houses are built of sun-bleached painted wood and corrugated tin, much like the houses on the northern side of Oahu, in Hawaii, where I grew up, and there are dragonfruit trees, with their cacti-like, three-planed leaves and spiny pink fruits, and trees bearing two different kinds of oranges — the sour-sweet ponkan and the thick-skinned, meatier tankan — that, along with flying fish, are the island's culinary specialty.
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