It smells really bad, but it was just monumentally fantastic.
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The first way is both deceptively simple and monumentally damaging.
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And I remember thinking how monumentally significant this case could be.
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But that's exactly why Ken Bone missed his opportunity so monumentally.
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First, Clinton is struggling with monumentally high unfavorable ratings in the polls.
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Why wouldn't you monumentally reward a man who's up against such intractable evil?
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Tech professionals are monumentally picky about where they choose to make their home.
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We will stop short of calling it malicious and settle for monumentally stupid.
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These changes that the 1.5 Degree Report considers would monumentally change our society.
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Expect partisans opposed to the president to be monumentally unsatisfied with this outcome.
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It was beautiful and monumentally illuminating and we'll never see its like again.
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Monumentally, Cracked Up illuminates the abuse masquerading as child-rearing experienced by many.
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Different countries would probably take different approaches, making it monumentally confusing for multinational employers.
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In a way, they're doing damage to progressive movements by being so monumentally banal.
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When women become the majority in the workplace, Dunn points out, things will shift monumentally.
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In fact, you can simply dump it on stuff — a monumentally freeing and beautiful experience.
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Regardless, the news again proves just how monumentally MoviePass has shaken up the theater industry.
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Lieu told The Hill that eliminating the cyber coordinator position was a "monumentally stupid" decision.
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It's a monumentally sobering task and makes me never want to get on it ever again.
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It was common to attribute this lousiness to the after-effects of a monumentally nasty downturn.
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What I care about is how monumentally stupid it is for Trump to be cheerleading Brexit.
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"I think this paper is monumentally important," Betsy Levy Paluck, a psychology professor at Princeton, tells me.
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The bonuses being given out this quarter suggest Tinder's valuation grew monumentally over the past couple years.
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I'm so proud of him, Stormzy just monumentally headlined Glastonbury in his own right with one album!!
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"The Kelloggs" tells a good story of how an epically dysfunctional family produced two monumentally successful institutions.
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"He monumentally overpaid for Kraft," said Doug Kass, founder of the hedge fund Seabreeze Partners Management Inc.
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He comes to this conclusion despite being fully aware of how monumentally difficult such a task would be.
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These elements would come together monumentally on August 11, 1973 in the rec room of 1520 Sedgwick Avenue.
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French will also face a monumentally difficult task just to get on the ballot in all 50 states.
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That particular section was right in my own sweet spot of being monumentally easy and late-week interesting.
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Google Maps is monumentally large, receiving "more than 20 million user contributions a day," according to a spokesperson.
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Let me count thy ways that the leaked GOP ACA repeal plan will totally, completely, monumentally screw you.
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Maureen Dowd WASHINGTON — IT'S hard to say which of the three monomaniacal, monumentally grueling quests is the most riveting.
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This will be a monumentally close election, potentially decided by a few thousand or even a few hundred votes.
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It's a much overdue, yet monumentally important step toward finally erasing the moral and legal stain that is Guantánamo.
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This love quadrangle is — and I say this as someone who enjoys romantic angst — monumentally, astonishingly, face-meltingly boring.
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The whole thing is monumentally befuddling, not just because of its convoluted body-swap premise, but because, uh, why?
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Sanders's view of Castro and the Cuban people espoused in the video shows a monumentally dangerous misunderstanding of Cuba.
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As TV ownership has decreased, the importance of social media as a connector during live events has increased monumentally.
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But it's also monumentally dumb: game companies spending millions to show off essentially faked content to an increasingly jaded audience.
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But the Republican front-runner exposed himself, again, as someone who is monumentally ill prepared to be commander in chief.
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While the work recalls such monumentally violent decisions by colonialists, it is far too haphazard in design to be effective.
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This was a unique set of results, hailed as "monumentally important" by Betsy Levy Paluck, a leading professor in the field.
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"I'm so proud of him, Stormzy just monumentally headlined Glastonbury in his own right with one album," Adele wrote on Instagram.
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There's no way the party's super-delegates will switch to him now, and it would be monumentally unfair if they did.
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Often, however, they are monumentally expensive, with a course of treatment running into the hundreds of thousands of dollars per patient.
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Mr. Cohen was a monumentally painstaking songwriter who described, in interviews, a process of endless writing and rewriting for his lyrics.
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We as audience members are supposed to recognize that, even though these people are monumentally unpleasant, their love story is beautiful.
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Given their interconnected nature, modeling them requires making assumptions, since there's just no way to perfectly capture systems this monumentally complex.
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This is of course monumentally important, and has been the plan all along, but it's still kind of insane to think about.
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Apple's new augmented reality framework will monumentally shift the way we use our phones, if the first few demos are any indication.
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But that's an example of starting with the captain, that put us in a position to fail and we failed monumentally, absolutely.
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Emphasizing that thesis is a monumentally clunky sculpture called "Scarecrow" (2015), a concrete slab held up by a massive curved metal pipe.
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Let's take a quick survey of all the monumentally dumb things these teens managed to cram into the short video, shall we?
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The CW series has only been able to survive for literally historical lengths because of its monumentally dedicated and mostly female fandom.
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Adam Sandler stars in this Judd Apatow dramedy as a monumentally successful middle-aged comic who learns he has a fatal disease.
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This is a city so monumentally screwed by climate change that a mayoral candidate's campaign commercial showed him paddling down a flooded street.
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Relationships promise one thing: For better or for worse, monumentally or mundanely, Harry like Grimes like ice cream will never be the same.
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This was, after all, a monumentally important swing vote seat that could tip the balance on the Court on a host of issues.
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Manning and equipping a force to intervene in Venezuela would be a monumentally costly and time-intensive task before even firing a shot.
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"It's risky and exciting," said Mr. Govan, who plans to exhibit the monumentally scaled photographs at the museum in 2018 when demolition begins.
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His refusal this weekend to specifically and immediately denounce the groups responsible for this intolerable violence was both morally disgusting and monumentally stupid.
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"As far as I'm concerned, he's made monumentally bad choices and has to live with the consequences," Palminteri told the Daily News in 2014.
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"This is monumentally stupid political theater," Bradley Moss, a lawyer who specializes in security clearances, told The Hill in an email at the time.
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Each artist uses a mosaic and tile in a fresh and modern way, and each installation monumentally impacts the experience of the architectural space.
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Stephen King is so monumentally productive, even now, five decades into his career, that it's hard to nail down the peaks of his bibliography.
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H.R.5050 did force banks in all 50 states to handle lending uniformly, but it has not monumentally changed the lending environment for women.
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John Kennedy (R-La.), who favored the public auction option, warned that Americans would be monumentally "screwed" if foreign satellite companies ran the sale.
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This piece made me think of the Charles and Ray Eames documentary, Powers of Ten, and how changes in scale can monumentally aestheticize everyday objects.
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Harris refused in the early days of the primary to actually commit to anything and that is why she has monumentally fallen in these polls.
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"It should be a monumentally magnificent convention, and it should be brilliant staged, but they're spending $50 million on security," he said in the interview.
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Monumentally, writer-director Shinde and her team punch through the unspoken wall barring many Indians — and people all around the world — from discussing mental health.
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There are challenges on the technical front to create monumentally tall towers and light, slender blades that can withstand the strain of gale-force winds.
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I return from his verité to tell you this truth: Lemoin turns out to be a vapid, hollow, despicable, sordid, corrupt, monumentally boneheaded self-admirer.
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One is an etching in which the tableau of Jesus' body being lowered from the cross is monumentally composed, theatrically illuminated, observed from a distance.
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Clearly Trump's team made no effort to take him seriously and made no real effort to ask for his input on this monumentally important matter.
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Which sound simple enough, but become monumentally more difficult when you're lying stoned in a brain scanner for nearly an hour, trying not to fall asleep.
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"Inevitably, somebody's going to do the monumentally stupid thing that is driving while blindfolded," a Colorado State Patrol officer said in a video message last week.
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"You couldn't tell if he was being monumentally evasive or if he couldn't understand the questions," said Richard Young, an American lawyer making WADA's closing argument.
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Dean Unglert and Caelynn Miller-Keyes are still going strong after leaving Bachelor in Paradise, with Unglert calling their relationship "monumentally different" from his past relationships.
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While the surfaces of Mars and Venus are each somewhere between very and monumentally hostile to life today, we have come to realize they weren't always.
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Even when it comes from a misguided place (the motivation for the whole Frankenstein vibe is monumentally stupid.) This is Alien in a series of ruined caves.
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Get the VICE App on iOS and Android After a summer of monumentally hyped movies that turned out to be duds, Stranger Things was a refreshing surprise.
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Either way, the stakes for Sanders at this first debate are monumentally high, as he seeks to cut into Biden's support with Warren breathing down his neck.
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Sheldon Cooper is a specialist in STRING THEORY, and I don't know enough about this monumentally popular show to know what import that has on the plot.
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But the GOP and President Trump failed — monumentally — at doing what they promised over four election cycles from 2010 to 2016: to replace ObamaCare with something better.
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A German of the postwar era, he has wrestled, monumentally, with the long hangover of German guilt from the terrible misdemeanors of the past like none other.
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Painstation comes to mind easily, and for me, personally, Resident Evil 7 was so monumentally anxiety-inducing that I felt like I was being held over some precipice.
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All of us are bound to make some maybe-selfish choices — we make them every day — but especially so at such a monumentally stressful time; we're only human.
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"This is why the United States ... told the KRG that this [referendum] was a monumentally bad idea," says Douglas Ollivant, the former US National Security Council director for Iraq.
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They're also a quintessential modern problem—a trivial consequence of an otherwise efficient technology that's been made monumentally annoying by the scale on which that technology has been adopted.
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And since Kennedy's 1963 assassination, the risks to the president have monumentally increased and requires a larger and more sophisticated Secret Service to protect the life of the president.
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And it's monumentally more expensive than the childhood diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis vaccine (DTaP), which can cost around $30 per dose without insurance (the adult boosters are around $60).
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"The case that we're now hearing being advanced entails that Dr Lynch must have been monumentally dim and, as you'll see, there's no chance that he is," Miles said.
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Can he be so beholden to the blind greed of the mineral extraction industry, so ignorant of science, so monumentally arrogant, not to realize that he is inviting apocalypse?
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It usually takes a significant period of time for the House and Senate to adapt to changing circumstances or adopt something as monumentally important as a new war resolution.
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This one's so monumentally incredible that we'd include it on a list of The Ten Best Doom Metal/Ambient Folk/Another Unexpected Genre Records Ever Made without a second thought.
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Either way, this film spinoff of the monumentally popular World Of Warcraft MMORPG has been promised for a decade now, and it's meant to launch a massive new film franchise.
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Warburg was so monumentally stubborn that he refused to use the word "mitochondria," even after it had been widely accepted as the name for the tiny structures that power cells.
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Her most celebrated literary achievement is her memoir, "The Beginning of the Journey," a work so monumentally complete that any biography of Trilling is forced to bob in its wake.
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FIGURING HISTORY: ROBERT COLESCOTT, KERRY JAMES MARSHALL, MICKALENE THOMAS Three otherwise dissimilar African-American artists have all used their painting to monumentally reconceive visual depiction of the black body. Feb.
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Revealed at a 25-year distance, Valentine's monumentally rendered images of family and friends are as much artifacts as artworks, perceptions embedded in carbon dust and shielded against time's slow fade.
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Even with those monumentally emotional distractions, Gonzalez took a no-hitter into the ninth inning in the Nationals' 1-0 victory over the Miami Marlins on Monday night at Marlins Park.
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"If you run any organisation ... and something goes monumentally wrong, as did the election ... then the buck does have to stop with that individual," said Grant Shapps, former Conservative Party chairman.
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And a "so-called judge" is the president's term for a real federal authority with years of courtroom experience, not the monumentally ill-qualified people he's been stuffing into said positions.
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Turns out disrupting the TV model is still monumentally hard, and the best thing these services have given us is the flexibility to watch in more places and on more devices.
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As of now, the chill-ass thieves are currently on the loose, presumably kicking back somewhere on a throne made of Macbook Airs, giggling about how monumentally easy the heist was.
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Sam suggests that everyone should get the vote and gets laughed offstage, Edmure tries to nominate himself as king and gets monumentally shut down by his niece, and finally, Tyrion suggests Bran.
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When his unbearably self-satisfied Head & Shoulders advert came on at half-time – sandwiched between highlights of his floppy-palmed attempt to keep out Sigthórsson's weak daisy cutter – it felt monumentally appropriate.
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Hearing this reality taught honestly in the classroom is monumentally important as a form of representative education, but ultimately, Native children are not the only ones who need to hear it most.
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That kind of embarrassment is the embarrassment I feel every time I come into contact with "Touch," a song that's so monumentally terrible on every level that it becomes car-crash-transfixing.
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To just blithely accuse, to just wake up Saturday morning pissed off at the world and tweet that the former president of the United States wire-tapped you is so monumentally insane.
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"That first grant is monumentally important and determines your trajectory," said Carolina Abdala, a head and neck specialist at the University of Southern California, who won her first N.I.H. grant in 1998.
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And those of us who watched it understand her — the calculations behind her positioning, the potential miscalculations of her monumentally expensive plans and the profound conviction she summons — better than ever before.
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Kendrick Lamar and SZA were monumentally huge artists and that's what propelled the soundtrack for "Black Panther" ... not a 19-second clip an artist claims was a rip-off of her artwork.
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Fortunately, Davis Jr.'s mistake, while still pretty embarrassing, was nowhere near as monumentally tragic as last night's La La Land/Moonlight drama, because Tom Jones wasn't even nominated in that particular category.
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There's a lot of smiling, gentle, quietly angry resistance in this movie, from women who've learned to ignore men who tell them no, even if they're everywhere in a monumentally male-dominated business.
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Check it out ... Kevin -- an expert in brand-building -- says Tekashi's monumentally successful album, "Dummy Boy," means he won't have to worry about money ... even while he's sitting in a federal prison facility.
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On its face it's easy to say it's silly, but we need to remember the broader story it tells us about her, she has a proven public track record of being monumentally dishonest.
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Further, Republican chairmen of the House and Senate budget committees have declared that the president's budget director will not be welcome to testify at their budget hearings, a highly unusual and monumentally partisan snub.
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No matter how you feel about the series finale, there is simply no denying that Game of Thrones was a monumentally important show that meant the world to its viewers for nearly a decade.
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Toomey can't win without making inroads among Democrats and independents in the suburbs of Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, but that task will be monumentally harder with the volatile Trump at the top of the ticket.
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Measured by the adage that character is revealed by the choices people make under pressure, Mr. Ryan failed monumentally, proving that he is perfectly fit to be the speaker of the party of Trump.
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The one moment both Mastromonaco and Litt single out as being monumentally disappointing was Obama's disastrous first debate with Mitt Romney in the 2012 campaign, where it was clear that he didn't come prepared.
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MILAN — In one of the most striking photographs of Maria Callas, the opera diva as Turandot, Puccini's alluring Chinese princess, glared at the viewer with heavily kohled eyes and wearing a monumentally sized headpiece.
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She wore make-up, sang about love, and took up as much space as she damn-well pleased in that skate-park – a typically male-dominated setting where girls were monumentally disregarded, as I was.
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Were Republican House members enthusiastic or morose as they decided to turn off their own moral circuits, when they decided to be monumentally unconcerned by the fact that their leader may be a moral cretin?
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In the best-case scenario, we are only at the very beginning of a monumentally complex process that will require meticulous technical planning and sustained diplomacy — not exactly hallmarks of the Trump administration to date.
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Usually, the conclusion is that the owner would drive straight back to the dealer and demand a refund, because every car I've had so far has managed to make one of these tasks monumentally irritating.
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Calling this kind of action "monumentally stupid," Cramer stressed how different each FANG company is from the others, adding that "it's a mistake to write them off" because of their distinct prospects and massive end markets.
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But if, as he has threatened, he's going to get rid of every last vestige of the ACA, he would be "protecting people's right" to do something monumentally stupid: live life free of medical insurance coverage.
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I'll tell you what happens: A league full of timid, risk-averse GMs would suddenly find themselves in the spotlight, having to make a monumentally important decision about who their team would face in the playoffs.
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Obama's government, as well as Mexico's, have fought these efforts every time, even though such a monumentally sensible solution would free up the limited resources that DOJ claims restrains the Administration from enforcing our immigration laws.
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The show is so monumentally stuffed with plots and characters and individual histories for each of the seven stupid kingdoms that trying to wrap your head around it all will melt your brain faster than Bran did Hodor's.
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Pachter said it is likely that the film won't be in the top 20 programs watched on Netflix at the end of the year and that episode one of "Friends" or "The Office" likely has monumentally more views.
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While not usually ones to deny cinema one iota of its power, this time we just have to hope that he's right because whatever monumentally unfunny funhouse we're in, we're barely hanging on in the world "Joker" reflects.
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I've known Clinton a bit for many years, and when she was running for office she was always monumentally careful in her language — a natural impulse when critics are circling, but it also diminished her authenticity as a politician.
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But The Disaster Artist is still monumentally funny and just a wee bit tragic, and it features an astonishingly Wiseau-like performance from James Franco, who clearly came to the project from a place of love rather than garish parody.
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The monumentally unpopular Christie spent the better part of the campaign debasing himself in sad and hilarious ways, the hope being that his loyalty to Trump would earn him a fancy cabinet job—attorney general, perhaps, or, god forbid, vice president.
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As I mentioned before and you undoubtedly know already, Gaga has a hell of a voice, and it worked well with the song's thrashy aggression—her throaty, histrionic yowl wasn't quite Acid material, but it wasn't monumentally far off, either.
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It also shows that content moderation—an already difficult task of anticipating and creating a policy for every possible social situation—is monumentally more difficult when you're building it into your platform after it's been adopted by over 2 billion people.
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A friend of mine, I'll call her Elena, worked for many years for one of New York's top restaurants, rising over time to the position of maitre d' — a very huge deal (monumentally huge, actually) for a woman in the hospitality industry.
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Announced today by HBO, Game of Thrones: The Last Watch is an upcoming documentary that aims to give fans a behind-the-scenes look at the making of Season 8, produced by the people behind it — and the rest of the monumentally successful series.
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Neither did his status-hungry, monumentally bored wife Eleanor (Vera Farmiga), another brutally uncomplicated comedy type who pulls Frank into bed early in the film, then decides to divorce Ian for not giving her the fame and luxury she somehow expected from a broadcast engineer.
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Among other things, everyone I've talked to behind the scenes has reiterated over and over that dragon CGI is monumentally expensive and difficult to coordinate, which is saying something on a show that routinely flies its cast and crew around the world whenever the characters switch castles.
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Facebook is now a monumentally influential force in the social fabric of modern life, Zuckerberg admitted, and that means the company's next mission is to "develop the social infrastructure to give people the power to build a global community that works for all of us," he wrote.
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Trump, who has likened the upcoming Republican National Convention to a "monumentally magnificent" event that won't put people to sleep like the 2012 convention, has now chosen his lineup of fellow speakers — and many of them share the brash reality TV star's penchant for verbal fireworks.
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While there's nothing inaccurate about the article (people like Claire do exist), many in the trans community are worried that focusing on a small group of people who regret their transitions takes away from the monumentally larger group who survive because they're able to take hormones and have surgeries.
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Although Tolkien's art is not as well known as the monumentally successful novels, his charming illustrations for "The Hobbit" and "The Lord of the Rings" (reminiscent of the visionary work of the 19th-century British painter Samuel Palmer) are dear to the hearts of many fans of Middle-earth.
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Sheeran, with his shit-eating grin, codes as likeable because he seems genuinely aware of the absurdity of being as monumentally famous as he is, and that awareness drips itself into a genuine sense of warmth, in a way it doesn't with, say, James Corden or Jamie Jones.
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"In its most monumentally erroneous decision, the Supreme Court created a monstrous exception to the common law rule that birth on American soil to a free person was sufficient for American citizenship," Walter Dellinger, then the head of the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel, said in congressional testimony in 1995.
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It's monumentally stupid, every vice of the hell world of college sports laid bare, but in an image of Trump sitting there looking at a White House staffer in formal duds, lighting the fanciest fucking heating lamp you've ever seen to glow over hundreds of fast food sandwiches, it achieves its full bloom.
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Brilliant and sometimes maddening, "Jerusalem" is Alan Moore's monumentally ambitious attempt to save his hometown, Northampton, England — not to rescue it from the slow economic catastrophe that's been gnawing at it for centuries, but to save it "the way that you save ships in bottles," by preserving its contours and details in art.
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A wave is not enough if, in our own self-congratulatory enthusiasm, we allow it to focus only on the House and the Senate, ignoring the monumentally important task of electing progressives as mayors, to state legislatures, and in oft-overlooked district attorney elections that hold the key to criminal justice reform.
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The first of Mr. Guariglia's monumentally sized images of dying glaciers — digitally printed with more than 140 strata of ink to create a three-dimensional surface in a process pioneered by the artist — go on view next September in "Earth Works: Mapping the Anthropocene" at the Norton Museum of Art in West Palm Beach, Fla.
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To reach that simple truth, find your way past the movie back to what the midcentury fight world knew, back to what Robinson knew in his sinews and bones, ingrained there by 200 professional fights, including six monumentally tough shifts on the shop floor of the ring with the flesh-and-blood Jake LaMotta.
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I was hopeful with the change in Editor in Chief but I'm disappointed that for this monumentally important and defining September issue, Vogue Arabia has decided to put yet another Hadid on the cover — it's like their half Palestinian heritage and American supermodel status makes them the only worthy Arab models.. AND it's shot by Karl Lagerfeld?
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The witnesses all agreed at various points that yes, the climate is changing and that humans play a role (though they disagreed, contrary to overwhelming evidence, on the magnitude of that role), and they also agreed that the Trump administration's proposed cuts to Earth-observing systems at NASA, NOAA, and elsewhere are a monumentally dumb idea.
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It's a monumentally difficult task (and the shifts in perspective do mean that the The Fifth Season takes some getting used to), but it's an incredibly effective tactic, allowing Jemisin not only to tell you the dangers of marginalization, enslavement, or oppression, but to let the reader experience it all through through the eyes of her characters.
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I don't sense any empathy in this article from the privileged and corrupt denizens of Washington for the ordinary Americans they have betrayed and abandoned — Americans struggling with stagnant wages, soaring debt, a truly dysfunctional health care system, opioid epidemics, paramilitary policing, employer abuse, crumbling infrastructure and the burden of monumentally foolish wars waged and their trillion-dollar tabs.
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Sure, it's a monumentally well-crafted allegory of the soul's approach to the divine and more or less invented a new form of poetry, but it's also a self-insert fic in which Dante, fanboy extraordinaire, gets to write about himself meeting Virgil and Homer and all his other faves and have them all tell him how much they like him.
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Jim Himes told CNN Thursday the plan to build a wall on the southern border "monumentally stupid," and sharply criticized McConnell and Ryan's comments "How Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell ten years from now are going to look back on their behavior now, where they didn't have the courage to stand up and say hey guy this is a bad idea," the Connecticut congressman told CNN's John Berman and Kate Bolduan.
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