"It's going to be bigger and louder and more bombastic," the director says.
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Additionally, if you want a more bombastic sound, consider the Master & Dynamic MW07 Plus.
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The one for the series is a little bit more bombastic—the codpiece is very significant.
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It also starts to bleed into Trump's more bombastic allegations, most notably that Comey committed perjury.
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"Bad Dreams" is more bombastic than the material on Break Up, with a clearer pop inflection.
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Trump's assault is just a more bombastic version of what these lawyers have weathered under past administrations.
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The DJ started playing louder, more bombastic tunes (Biggie, Disclosure, etc.) and the hedonism began to surge.
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It's an interesting counterpoint for an artist who is most widely known for his more bombastic painted works.
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But he has been consistently courteous, perhaps startlingly so, for those who were expecting a more bombastic persona.
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But no character was more bombastic than the president himself, who infused new complaints about impeachment with years-old gripes.
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He patiently responded to a few of Trump's more bombastic attacks and patiently raised doubts about the credibility of his experts.
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Though her 80s solo hits tend to be slicker and more bombastic, Stevie's quintessential Stevie-ness shines through the production gloss.
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Moshe Safdie's museum building, with its emphasis on wood, concrete, glass, and water, is a more bombastic compliment to Wright's home.
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Sure, the focus is still very firmly on those iconic multiplayer battles, which are bigger, better, and more bombastic than ever before.
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Normally, the President, preternaturally given to hyperbole, "alternative facts" and self-adulation, would have used more bombastic rhetoric to laud the results.
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In the context of Lush, "Let's Find an Out" is a quiet, contemplative moment, set off against some of the more bombastic tracks.
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He is serious, intense and soft-spoken, more discussed but less known by many in the fashion establishment than his more bombastic peers.
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Expect to see more of this in perhaps an even more bombastic presentation than a literal miniature theme park that dominated CES 2019.
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Initially presented as a slightly more bombastic, colorful, and media-savvy foil to Trujillo, Rasmussen gradually takes on a darker and more antagonistic role.
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Unlike their debut The Revenant King [2015] , where songs regularly cross over the six-minute mark, this album is full of quicker, more bombastic punches.
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From the destruction of caves and temples to the flooding of a city to exploding an oil refinery— Shadow is bigger and more bombastic in every way.
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You can most clearly see the contrast between McNaughton's version of Trump and others by comparing it to some of the more bombastic imagery of the president.
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The pair's next film together, 2015's Creed, was altogether more bombastic, stepping into the pre-owned gloves and lace-up boots of the Rocky boxing film series.
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But at the core of his candidacy is a belief that if Republicans will eventually buy his authenticity -- the same quality the more bombastic Trump is selling with success.
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Despite promoting him, Mr. Netanyahu often stymied and humiliated Mr. Liberman, ignoring or overruling his more bombastic policy positions, from the death penalty for convicted terrorists to toppling Hamas.
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Ok. I think there's no question that if you're playing co-op, or if you're playing with some of the more bombastic Guns for Hire, that you're going to forget.
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Galaxy S20, Galaxy S203 Plus Tech21's Evo Check and Clear Cases are solid alternatives offering decent protection, but I appreciate the more bombastic colors of its Studio Colour line.
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Trump at times adopted a persuasive approach rather than the more bombastic one he sometimes favors, leaning upon statistics to support his contention that crime was out of control, for instance.
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Though we didn't fill up all the holes on this one—I would say The Outsiders is way more bombastic and busy—this one is way simpler and way more direct.
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The style of both men was breathtakingly pyrotechnic yet no less sensitive for it — in stark contrast to the more bombastic approach that came to be regarded as a hallmark of many younger pianists.
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Twitter users have gathered GIFs of some more bombastic moments of the game, from soldiers razing a field with blowtorches on horseback to a player leaping into an aircraft in flight by grabbing onto it.
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And he has turned the screw on China to do more to control its neighbor and become ever more bombastic in his threats and boasts on Twitter about the might of the US nuclear arsenal.
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The FBI Inspector General report released on June 14 revealed poor decisions on the part of James Comey and more bombastic texts between FBI officials Peter Strzok and Lisa Page, although there were no substantial conclusions.
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Gardner and Okano are lovely in the few scenes they get throughout the season to sell their characters' affection for each other; the finale makes beautiful use of it in a couple of stolen moments between the show's more bombastic stories.
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But the tenor of Trump's actions has been more bombastic and his pace has been exceptionally rapid—and though his orders and memoranda might not ultimately achieve their goals, they indicate that he's basically leveraging executive power for maximum spectacle.
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The end result is not just to turn the national security debate into a de facto boys' club, but to prioritize the more bombastic claims of men over the sometimes quieter work of women, skewing the debate itself toward more polarized territory.
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"I think more and more of the cabinet are becoming pro-trade, but I think the president is becoming more bombastic on trade because he believes the U.S. got a raw deal for decades," said Daniel Clifton, head of policy research at Strategas.
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Though these versions don't stray enormously from the originals, it's a treat to see Lorde performing live in such an intimate setting—considering she's now a huge star who plays festival main stages—treating even the more bombastic tracks with delicate care.
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Ruddy is the founder and CEO of Newsmax, a conservative website, and has been one of Trump's biggest boosters in the media, often serving as a kind of unofficial ambassador to mainstream publications who may not put much stock in other, more bombastic Trump confidants like Hannity.
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Robinson, true to his continued disavowal of his more bombastic work, has drawn a strict line between his Virtual Self material and that which he produces under his own name, even as he's booked to play some of the central events in the EDM world and puts together light shows befitting its biggest stages.
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Sen. Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Maine) says that Senate Republicans aren't ignoring President Trump, but may be tuning out some of his more bombastic rhetoric.
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The healing power of heavy music isn't something that we see discussed very frequently outside of our own community— most mainstream music sources seize on the more bombastic cathartic or angry elements, if that—but I'd wager that it's a big part of why so many of us got into this shit in the first place, and why most of us still here.
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Melania TrumpMelania TrumpEx-Melania Trump adviser raised concerns of excessive inauguration spending weeks before events: CNN The Hill's Morning Report - Trump moves green cards, citizenship away from poor, low-skilled White House seeks volunteers, musicians for Christmas celebrations MORE acts "independently from her husband," and doesn't feel it necessary to reconcile her anti-bullying initiatives with President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's more bombastic rhetoric, a spokeswoman for the first lady told CNN.
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122, No. 928, Special Issue Devoted to Twentieth Century Art, July 1980. p. 464. in what one critic considers a more bombastic and humorous composition.Boeck, Wilhelm and Sabartés, Jaime. Picasso. New York: Harry N. Abrams, 1955. p. 302.
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"Invisible Sun" is composed in the key of E-flat major/C minor with the verses alternating between these keys. The verses give off an ominous and desperate feeling. The chorus is in G major and is heavier and more bombastic.
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Nos Miran was released to favorable reviews, with critics praising the cinematography, visuals and art direction. But over the years the opinion has gone from favorable to mixed, criticising that it was campier and more bombastic than previous installments.Kyrios, "Nos Miran" (2002), Wordpress.com, 4 October 2013"Nos Miran", FilmAffinity James Berardinelli enjoyed the film.
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Hence Holopainen decided to form Nightwish as a metal band. Nightwish recorded a second demo with "more bombastic, dramatic" songs in September 1997. Holopainen used this material to convince the Finnish label Spinefarm Records to publish the band's debut album, Angels Fall First. The success of the first album came as a surprise to the label.
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In his retrospective review for AllMusic, Geoff Orens praised the album for being sparser and more accessible than most of Tony Banks's solo work. He also approved of his singing the songs himself, saying that his voice "works far better with his music than many of the other more bombastic vocalists he has recorded with as a solo artist." However, he commented that some of the songs have not aged well.
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Unlike the more austere, formal and traditional Attic style, Asiatic oratory was more bombastic, emotional, and coloured with wordplay. The Asiatic style was distinguished by the use of a prose rhythm, especially the end of clauses (clausulae).Cic. Orat. LXIX/230-1 This worked in much the same way as in Latin poetry, although poetic metres themselves were avoided. An effective rhythm could bring an audience to applaud the rhythm alone,Cic.
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Lupin tells Harry that after James matured, Lily started seeing him in their seventh year. Rowling later echoed Lupin's words, describing it as James having to "[tone] down some of his more 'bombastic' behavior". They married soon after leaving Hogwarts, with Sirius as best man at their wedding. The old, pre-Hogwarts friendship between Lily and Snape is fully revealed in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, along with the fact that Snape harboured unrequited romantic feelings for Lily from childhood.
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The title has a double meaning, as it was their fourth studio album (not counting the Peel sessions), but the album title also refers to the Fourth Crusade and the capturing of Constantinople. The cover artwork is a painting from Eugène Delacroix, showing "The Entry of the Crusaders in Constantinople". They wrote slower songs which were heavier and more bombastic. It leans more towards doom metal influenced by bands like Candlemass, in combination with their own massive death metal sound.
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Salim Said, writing for Tempo magazine, wrote that Ibunda was presented evenly and with realistic dialogue, as opposed to the more bombastic stories common at the time, which often featured dialogue which "could only be found in works of propaganda". Ibunda showed a film within a film, which Said wrote harkened back to the 1981 film The French Lieutenant's Woman. The depictions of the characters are in accordance with the mannerisms of the Javanese middle class, without mixing Western acting styles.
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A more bombastic and overbearing personality than any of the others, the Doctor's use of deadly force against his enemies in a few stories caused controversy. The series once again drew some criticism for the "horrific" content of some of the episodes. Unlike those misgivings levelled at the earlier reign of producer Philip Hinchcliffe, however, many of these came from within the BBC itself. Michael Grade had taken over as Controller of BBC 1 in 1984, and was not a fan of the series.
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Mizuta was purposely not told what type of sound the team wanted, with them instead waiting to see what ideas he could come up with. For Episode Ignis, three new pieces were composed by Yasunori Mitsuda, who had worked with Square Enix staff on the music of games including Chrono Trigger, Chrono Cross and Xenogears. Additional music was composed by Makino and Tomomichi Takeoka. Mitsuda decided to represent Ignis's character using a single violin, despite the risk of the more bombastic orchestral elements obscuring the violin work.
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" Melodic Pär Winberg called it "a good album" that had "a lot of great melodies and a nice solid production" from Wisner. The album's music had "a twist of a more bombastic edge" with Lancaster's piano work. AllMusic reviewer Gregory Heaney said Lucky Street "felt like the promise", and with Close the Distance, Go Radio "makes good on that promise." He found the album to have a "mellow, more plaintive vibe" than Lucky Street, "attempting to wash over listeners rather than simply bowl them over.
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With Stille, Lacrimosa releases an album that might easily be classified as 'metal', a style which they'll keep using for their own purposes from then on. Heavy guitars supplemented by more bombastic arrangements for classical instruments have come to dominate the music, showing a close affinity to symphonic metal. Thematically, the emphasis on the darker side of human emotions is lowered if not abandoned, with Stille featuring several uplifting songs. "Stolzes Herz" ("Proud heart") and "Die Strasse der Zeit" ("The Lane of Time") especially sing the praise of individual and cultural strength respectively.
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"Money" and "Kill Me" are two songs by the Liverpool-based Indie rock band Space, released together as a double A-side in November 1995. Their debut for Gut Records, it is also the first single to be released from their debut album Spiders (though the band consider it to be just a "test" release and prefer the next single "Neighbourhood" to be their debut proper), and their second all together. Due to this the track did not chart in the UK.Everyhit.com "Money" was re-recorded for Spiders with a more bombastic sound.
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Originally a side project to The Moon lay hidden beneath a Cloud, Julius' first release as Der Blutharsch was a self-titled picture disc (1996), limited to 250 copies. Early Der Blutharsch recorded material was very dark ambient in sound, heavy on historic samples and post-industrial melodic drones. As the discography progressed, the material became more lively, with the more bombastic approach and a focus on a form of martial industrial with emphasis on neoclassical instrumentation combined with experimentalism. Subject matter and imagery largely derived from historical topics relating to the history of Germanic Europe.
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This album marked a definitive change in musical scope for Nightwish from their folk-laden roots in Angels Fall First, showcasing a more bombastic, power metal-oriented sound with faster tempos, harmonic guitar/keyboard leads, and plenty of double-bass- heavy drumwork. During that time, Stratovarius was Holopainen's biggest inspiration, hence the power metal sound of the album. Oceanborn's sound hearkens a more dramatic approach in the overall musical scope, mostly relegated to the symphonic keyboard work and lead singer Tarja Turunen's vocals. According to Mape Ollila, who penned the band's biography: > Along with Therion's Theli, the album came to be known as one of the > cornerstones of the emerging genre of symphonic metal.
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NME identified "Exogenesis: Symphony" as one of the highlights of the album, describing it as "more bombastic than anything Muse have ever previously done" and revealing that it features "classical piano from Bellamy and a full orchestra throughout." Multiple reviews criticised the album for lacking originality, in some instances commenting it was a caricature of progressive rock. Rolling Stone lauded "Uprising" as an "industrial-flavored" song that proved that Muse could still "whip up an almighty roar", but dismissed the album as a whole as clichéd and borrowing shamelessly from Queen. Ben Patashnik from NME felt that the album was "genius" in parts, but criticised it for producing something "conceptually impressive but musically all too familiar".
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The War Child tour also featured a female string quartet playing along with the group on the new material. In 1975, the band released Minstrel in the Gallery, an album which resembled Aqualung (1971) in that it contrasted softer, acoustic-guitar-based pieces with lengthier, more bombastic works headlined by Barre's electric guitar. Written and recorded during Anderson's divorce from his first wife Jennie Franks, the album is characterised by a markedly more introspective tone than their previous album, and critics gave it mixed reviews. By this point Jethro Tull had been awarded six RIAA gold records for sales of Stand Up (1969), Aqualung (1971), Thick as a Brick (1972), Living in the Past (1972), A Passion Play (1973), and Minstrel in the Gallery (1975).
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