Ain't no more daring feminist, born into slavery, freedom fighter.
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We'll soon see if this will make girls more daring.
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Yet Vargas Llosa is the more daring, more democratic writer.
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Films are getting more artistic and music getting more daring.
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Why aren't Americans being more daring with their grain choices?
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The show was more daring than anything TV had done before.
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French language songs use a lot of metaphors, they're more daring.
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Maybe Willow is inspiring her mom to be even more daring?
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As the pounds dropped, she had become a bit more daring.
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This year, however, is shaping up to be a little more daring.
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He takes it seriously and is more daring, imaginative and endlessly creative.
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"We're starting to see more daring use of color," Ms. Kirschner said.
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Generally, bridal design has become more daring and adventurous in recent years.
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We sustained and supported a view of Icelanders as more daring—the descendants of Vikings and voyagers who dared to enter uncharted waters—when in fact they were more daring because they were silly, and better at borrowing money.
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He challenged her to do more, to become more daring, more creatively flexible.
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"With real tragedy, you become a little more daring," the Canadian-native says.
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An even more daring choice, Studholme said, was a lush fuchsia called Rangwali.
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Some celebrities arrived in glamorous ensembles, while others went with more daring looks.
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"Sex will become more daring and adventurous — expect whips and handcuffs," Stardust says.
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The XPS 13 2-in-1, however, has been a bit more daring.
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Russia has become more daring with the West and may face a rising price.
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A return to dealmaking could also prompt the existing giants to become more daring.
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The second Instagram is more daring and even more retro than we could imagine.
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"Father Comes Home From the Wars" (Parts 20023, 22002 and 226) is more daring.
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And there were plenty of those more daring options to choose from in 2019.
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" She added: "You're a new hat wearer, so you may feel more daring next time.
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Ms Burns wants women themselves to be more daring in pushing for the top jobs.
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And like our fashion choices, we're becoming more daring in terms of color and scale.
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And it seemed more daring and creative than what the show is doing right now.
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There are few, if any, more innovative, more daring, and more iconic health care executives.
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O'Connell's look was a little more daring, as his suit jacket featured a floral print.
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In case you're rusty on the rules, ax throwing is like darts' more daring cousin.
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The US dramatic competition is traditionally more daring than some of the festival's other contests.
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Khloé opted for a more daring outfit as she was captured wearing a sheer, shimmery jumpsuit.
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BFF and I change outfits and I throw on a more daring lipstick for the night.
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Star projects are often still committee efforts, but the committees and the stars are more daring.
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Audiences might go to Metrograph or the newly renovated Quad Cinema for more daring, intellectually challenging movies.
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That diversity makes for a stronger and more daring show, and a rarer and more distinctive future.
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Ms. Silvestri said women often make more daring choices for the festival than for the Academy Awards.
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But in the recent years, she has been choosing more daring, more mature, and more electric roles.
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Billie Porter, who opted for a more daring style, also looked stunning in his unique menswear ensemble.
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But as of late, Swift has been surprising fans by pushing her look to more daring heights.
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Boosted by the experimentation happening in the indie film world, studios wanted to make more daring fare.
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People have tried, and wrote about, far more daring feats—including staying off the internet for a year.
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More daring still is HoloLens, an augmented-reality device in the form of a wireless head-mounted display.
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Meanwhile, an even more daring design by label Pronovias also made waves recently among soon-to-be brides.
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It becomes clear that, as the years passed by, Bonnard's palette gradually became more daring and less conventional.
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Other phones like the Essential Phone are even more daring with edge-to-edge screens on three sides.
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The ability to hide their identity meant protesters could evade the law and act more daring, she said.
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These potential "upsets" can allow pool players to make safe picks that seem more daring than they are.
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The bolder and more athletic would go on to more daring feats and everyone else learned their limits.
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"We were actually encouraged to be more daring and courageous when we submitted our design," Mr. Ghilardi said.
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I also love this pink color and would love to see more daring color choices from more companies.
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Of course, there are in-app purchases in case you want to unlock some of the more daring packs.
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The outfits on the "snapback" tag were more creative, and pinners combined patterns and colors in more daring ways.
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But Demyttenaere and Hocke have a set procedure that keeps them safe, even during their more daring photo shoots.
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And societies that are prepared to be more daring and have efficient capital markets have overtaken us on this.
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It would be even more daring to do the same to Jeffrey Dean Morgan, and retire Negan for good.
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A more daring piece might have explored compulsion and control and, yes, lascivious trepidation, without using actors at all.
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Successive Apollo flights had to become both safer and more daring at the same time to meet Kennedy's deadline.
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For both Kanye and the trained professional, this feat was more daring than anything Evil Knievel has ever done.
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Attacks inspired or claimed by the Islamic State have escalated and become more daring in the past six months.
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Then there are the more daring — typically younger — provocateurs, who incorporate demanding tricks and lifts frowned upon by traditionalists.
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"I think Western companies need to be more daring to come to the China market," Liu told CNBC's Deirdre Bosa.
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Maybe you're in need of a little extra sturdiness as you try new poses, each more daring than the last.
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I decided on a classic pepperoni version and a more daring Mexican-inspired combo with chilies and slices of chicken.
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Having reached 10 million miles, Waymo has a new goal for its self-driving cars — be a little more daring.
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But while it is the biggest, its conservative cars have not traditionally captured the attention lavished on more daring competitors.
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For the third look, I wanted to go all out and put together something dressier and a little more daring.
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The first two flight tests were conducted in November and January, followed by a third, more daring test in April.
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After showing off how well she can play the guitar, Shakira removed her corset and donned a more daring look.
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Plain old "plain" remains popular, but more daring varieties are available on American supermarket shelves, like dill pickle or crab.
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Plain old "plain" remains popular, but more daring varieties, like dill pickle or crab, are available on American supermarket shelves.
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Orange creamsicles aren't the popsicle rejects, they are the unsung popsicle heroes — more complex than fruit pops, more daring than fudgsicles.
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What's even more daring is that the four women very much enjoy being single and the liberties that come with it.
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Those strategies from the '80s continued into the '90s and the first half of the 2000s with even more daring moves.
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Even more daring, Trump has brought on as chief executive of the campaign Steve Bannon, a top executive at Breitbart News.
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Personal Shopper is a far more daring and experimental turn for Stewart, whom Assayas cites more as his collaborator than actress.
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A more daring movie would have ventured beyond fat, pampered house cats and scrawny alley predators in its depiction of them.
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That gallery, which includes Andy Warhol's 1986 portrait of a blond Barbie, displays other, more daring works inspired by the muse.
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Certainly, the strappy Aquazzura stilettos she chose for her engagement debut were more daring than her sister-in-law's trademark footwear.
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Or is it nurture, and cows can learn to dodge hunters over their lifetime, even if they start out more daring?
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We're transitioning into winter, which means it's time to play up deeper smoky eyes, vampier lips and more daring makeup looks altogether.
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Mr. Mallet's video for the album's second single, "China Girl," was more charged, less straightforward and probably more daring as a result.
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So is most of the movie, which is spikier and more daring than the La La Land comparison might make it sound.
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He used fungi to teach British diners to be more daring generally: to eat a stew made of lamb pluck, for example.
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I will be poolside, beachside, and swimming — and perhaps, in a more daring moment (with a margarita nearby), I will be topless.
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Then she got even more daring, devising tracks that warp and splinter the beat, and the artier electronic-music world took notice.
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Julianne Moore, the chairwoman and founder of the Everytown Creative Council, wore all black, saving her more daring colors for next month.
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Barasch said if the company really wanted to sway consumer sentiment, it would have to do something more risky and more daring.
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The "Quantico" actress changed into a more daring dress with a see-through skirt for dinner with Nick Jonas following the show.
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Experts warn that without publicly calling out the Kremlin for what is happening, their attacks will grow more daring and more damaging.
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And to this day, I defend him as one of the more daring directors in a sea of Hollywood conveyor belt artists.
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Panja, the other snow leopard at Paradise Wildlife Park, took a peek at the camera after the more daring Jessie inspected it first.
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Johansson has become more daring on the red carpet through the years, showing off a nude corset with her dress on Sunday night.
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Among them: They tend to be more daring and less risk averse, considering they were brave enough to migrate here and tolerate change.
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Their impressive feats were made even more daring as Tyce is legally blind in his right eye due to a progressive eye disease.
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On those nights out, where everything is heightened and that machismo comes out, people become more daring and brave, yet simultaneously more fragile.
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For many Democrats, these issues require more daring policies—Medicare for All, the abolition of ICE—than what Obama was willing to offer.
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Caroline: Hey, I'm Caroline, and I'm up to try anything, from interesting beauty treatments to more daring activities like diving into swimming holes.
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And do we need to be, for lack of a better word, more daring and a little bit less governing in our campaigns?
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"People are more daring with their tastes, but as with couture, fine jewelry is still luxury and it needs to last," he said.
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Since I was indoors, I didn't attempt any more daring gestures (like the wave to send it flying at least 15 feet away).
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That would be Senator Chuck Grassley, the 84-year-old, seven-term Iowa Republican who is becoming more daring and combative every day.
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While Rachel Bilson opted for a simple gown with puffed sleeves, stars like Gwyneth Paltrow put a more daring spin on the trend.
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Bangalore: People seem much more daring with the loads they are willing to bear while riding a motorcycle, whether it is luggage or people.
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But with a hot-pink highlighter, iridescent opal liquid eyeshadow, and holographic gold lipgloss in the mix, it's even more daring than we expected.
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It is certainly true that an Olympic race, which is contested on a single afternoon, will encourage more daring tactics than multi-week tours.
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When help converged, he shredded the Knicks' defense by threading passes to back-cutters for layups, each one a little more daring, more difficult.
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"I think there are passionate young Greek brewers who really want to make craft beers that are unique, and are more daring," says Ferous.
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By stopping short of the line between defiance and resistance, he enjoyed a measure of official approval that more daring dissidents came to resent.
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"At some point Apple will become much more aggressive and much more daring in taking their brand and capital to really reshaping markets," he said.
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Implicit in the lineup is the idea that at their more daring fringes, styles and genres melt into an impulse toward the incantatory and ecstatic.
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The Raiders have a bright future on offense and Jack Del Rio has somehow transformed into one of the more daring coaches in the league.
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Later, it was battle of the hats as William wore Middleton's Chitrali hat, and the duchess opted for another traditional — although slightly more daring — headpiece.
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Snap's software and hardware designs, as well as its marketing strategies, are more daring than much of what we've seen from tech giants, including Apple.
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If you're in the mood to go out on the town, take a little extra time to get ready and wear your more daring outfits.
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When you opt for a more daring color, even a shade of light eggshell, suddenly you become the pickiest interior designer in the fucking world.
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"This kind of irresponsible behaviour should not be tolerated, otherwise the rumours will continue to make waves in the market or become more daring," it added.
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As a band, they take more risks, as Quinlan guides them through compositions that, compared to Painted Shut, are at once more daring and outright fulfilling.
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"This kind of irresponsible behavior should not be tolerated, otherwise the rumors will continue to make waves in the market or become more daring," it added.
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So the young events entrepreneurs broadened their ambitions and embarked on a much more daring project: a new music and arts space measuring 24,000 square feet.
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I've always thought the outfits Markle wears to royal engagements are classy yet fun, and a tad more daring than what you'd expect from other royals.
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Those modest-size, Minimalist works yielded in the 1990s to larger, more daring sculptures that toyed with perspectives of dimensions and space while adhering to realism.
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But he also wanted to do something even more daring: Sue the NFL itself, alleging its stranglehold on stadiums and TV rights violated anti-trust laws.
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Democrats "need to be more daring and move away from center politicians," said Madylin Barker, 23, a music educator and El-Sayed supporter from Jenison, Michigan.
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Every January, that process repeats itself; the difference is that these so-called "midseason" shows tend to be more daring, less easily pigeonholed, and overall just better.
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It will be performing ever-more daring feats of orbital dynamics this year in the lead up to its final plunge into the gas giant in 2017.
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So if anything, fans should be hailing a week like Week 11, since it might encourage teams to be more daring after getting into the end zone.
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It is the discount giant's big bet on the future of shopping, all the more daring as the money is going almost entirely on bricks and mortar.
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The future of smartphones may be literally coming for your face, but Apple seems to be on the path of doing away with its more daring colors.
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Depending on what's fresh at Central Market across the road, that might mean a savory concoction with Tanqueray, rocket, and tomato water, or something even more daring.
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Critic score: 32%Audience score: 57%Stone appeared in one of her more daring roles as a femme fatale involved with mob king Mickey Cohen (Sean Penn).
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It became more sharply focused in its story lines and even more daring in the kinds of cultural dynamics it tackled (for example, discrimination among minority groups).
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But one of those companies in the group, Virta Health, is taking a more daring approach, which it hopes will ultimately eliminate the type 2 diabetes altogether.
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You can chop them up and use them the same way you would when sautéing garlic or, if you are feeling more daring, you can pickle them.
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Halfway through the third episode of the Queer Eye reboot, you'll come across the scene that embodies what makes this show so much more daring than the original.
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A more daring series might opt to freak the people out, make them angry, do something wild and absurd and then run away clutching fistfuls of HBO cash.
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However, some restaurants—especially some more daring establishments in other countries—cut chicken sashimi from thighs, liver or the outer breast, where the bacteria can be more common.
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There's a lot that can be gleaned from haute couture that isn't as prominent during the other fashion weeks: the makeup is bolder, the styling is more daring.
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As you build up resources and find new members to join your crew, you can customize and upgrade your ship, The Adrestia, to take on more daring challenges.
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Surely it's more daring and unexpected to pair cropped sweatshirts and sneakers with a highly polished brow, à la Gwen Stefani in her turn-of-the-century tracksuits.
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"Absolute Zero," his 21st album, is one more daring, rewarding turn in his catalog: 10 knotty, thoughtful yet rambunctious songs that juggle scientific concepts, history and human relationships.
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If it had been more daring, the play might have found its own language to tell its own stories — the strange, eventful histories its own cast members supply.
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But the movie suffers in comparison with David Fincher's gripping "The Social Network," which swept the critics' awards that year and is a much more daring film. 22009.
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"All of a sudden people expect you to do things that are more abstract, more daring, more audacious and visual in the way you design television sequences," Clair says.
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Steadily over the last year, we've seen clothes get thinner, fabrics get less opaque and people get more and more daring when it comes to showing off some skin.
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The choice of Mr Enninful suggests that the trendsetting magazine, which has long focused on the print edition served to its mainly white, female readers, is becoming more daring.
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I feel like women are much more daring, loud, and assertive than before; we are becoming fearless, which is a great quality for creating imagery, and being a storyteller.
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The teen drama's various installments delved into topics that some U.S. cable networks wouldn't dare touch — long before more daring programs like Ryan Murphy's Glee, which premiered in 2009.
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But I dug around, and found a crazy inexpensive drugstore alternative, my own DIY concoctions and a brand-new, even more daring Pat McGrath kit that's guaranteed to impress.
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But Ms. Conner changed course in this year's campaign for governor, after concluding that Democrats could only win with more daring messages on issues like public health and immigration.
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"Interestingly enough, there was no change in the creative team [in the 1980s], so those more daring collections were coming from the same brains," said Luc Lesénécal, Saint James' CEO.
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It's the sort of device that makes you feel like you're living in a future that would be more commonplace if only computer companies were just a little more daring.
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While these "bear trap"-style bindings had the advantage of firmly locking boots to skis, opening the door for faster and more daring skiing styles, this was also their downfall.
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Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam last week warned the next downturn will hit the city's economy like a "tsunami", and said her administration will be "more daring" in supporting growth.
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Consequently, as Owen — consistently more daring than his director — acquires a girlfriend and an assisted-living apartment, Mr. Williams's decision to prioritize his subject's point of view feels frustratingly restrictive.
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The "Hustlers" star strutted down the runway during Milan Fashion Week in an even more daring version of the iconic green dress she wore 20 years ago to the Grammys.
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I was slowly becoming a more daring driver but I was not used to being without a passenger in a country where I didn't speak a word of the language.
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However, more daring hikers will continue the very physical descent down the dirt-covered rocks, where you can plunge into the freezing cold water and enjoy the seclusion for hours.
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He was also blonde when he dated Grande, got fresh frosted tips immediately after they broke up, and dyed his hair a more daring blue-grey color this past November.
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Despite how attractive a glossy nude lipstick might look on the red carpet, it's these red-lipped heroines that seem to offer something different, more vibrant, more alive, more daring.
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If it wins Best Picture, it will be one of the rare times that the Academy has got it right: there is no braver or more daring film among the nominees.
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Khloé, 35, seemed a little more daring, and posed in the water while holding 16-month-old daughter True on her hip as they stood mere feet away from the pigs.
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Not that there’s anything wrong with a boring phone that ticks off all the checkboxes, but I wish LG had been a bit more daring with its latest flagship.
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The result, as evidenced in "The Garden of Eden," was certainly more daring and original and honest than the "Old Man and the Sea" stuff he published in the fifties instead.
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Most are cozy third-person narratives, but there are also more daring experiments with form including newspaper articles, the transcript of a videotaped will and a series of very elaborate prayers.
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Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam last week warned the next downturn will hit the city's economy like a "tsunami", and said her administration will provide more "daring measures" in supporting growth.
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The "Hustlers" star strutted down Friday's Versace fashion show in an even more daring version of that iconic green dress — the one she wore to the Grammys about 20 years ago.
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It's exciting to see the workplace novel making a literary comeback, with more daring examples including Hilary Leichter's "Temporary" and Helen DeWitt's "Lightning Rods" treating drudgery with a life-giving drollness.
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Under the musical leadership of Marin Alsop, the only female music director of a major American orchestra, it has embraced more daring programming, made acclaimed recordings, and, last year, toured Europe.
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After a few weeks more, the brothers who had seemed so nonthreatening became more daring, making political and topical references and booking musical acts with new, often anthemic songs to sing.
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Miss Brennan took over the restaurant's management in 1974, and with Adelaide and their siblings Dottie, Dickie and John, she began to transform its traditional Creole menu into something more daring.
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Therefore I use the previously mentioned historic average growth in hashrate as a conservative (2000 percent) and a more daring (12 percent) estimate of the stable growth for the years to come.
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Jenner knows that the Cannes red carpet is the perfect excuse to try out more daring looks – which she also did, earlier this week in a thigh-baring lacy designer mini dress.
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This was true of the early-seventeenth-century theatre, when, as playgoing moved indoors, away from the giant popular amphitheatres, the special effects got more elaborate and the drama got more daring.
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And while it's not something I'd wear (in public) again, I started to understand why some people may use these clothing sites as a way to test out a more daring outfit.
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Thankfully, just about every cool girl in Hollywood must be feeling the same way, because they're all suddenly bypassing the standard smoky eye for a look that's brighter, more daring, and completely fresh.
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So the question remains: as Hollywood enjoys the spoils of this creative boom, can't it afford to take risks on smaller, more daring projects, in hopes of creating a legacy that will last?
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The man is David Belle (pictured), one of the founders of parkour: a form of street acrobatics whose practitioners vault and flip through the concrete jungle in pursuit of ever more daring stunts.
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New owner Neptune, which is backed by private equity funds The Carlyle Group and CVC Capital Partners, will likely mean a return to more daring exploration investments for the business, Moraeus Hanssen said.
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But even as the Oscars were recognizing more daring movies in the '70s, they were still occasionally giving Best Picture to films like Rocky, to big crowd-pleasers that made lots of money.
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"The idea was to take as many photos, in more daring scenarios, until I found the perfect moment to propose, or until I got caught, at which point I would propose!" he wrote.
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But, when the resulting increase in efficiency threatens his colleagues' bonuses—and union officials won't help—he incites a job action; when it succeeds, he leads protests that grow all the more daring.
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Think: opaque, sequined tutus, couture swim caps (we told you those were a thing), feminine yet clown-like ruffles, and patterns that evoke some sort of chic jester — more daring and serious than whimsical.
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While it might be premature to declare the birth of a new trend, Israeli companies are making moves that signal a more daring approach by focusing on long-term success instead of quick exits.
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The need for more daring and provocative designs is still there, but at Computex 2018, I expect to see new designs that are more mature and, hopefully, more commercially successful than in years past.
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The more daring supporters don green veils or T-shirts (under jackets they can quickly zip up), harking back to the mass protests, or Green Revolution, that followed a rigged presidential election in 2009.
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Through doodled-on postcards, typed letters with uneven leading on yellowed stationery, and song sheets, we encounter a Constance who is the older and more daring half of a sister song-and-dance act.
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While these are all established names, these particular scores are a little more daring in some way, in line with the progressive nature of many of the nominees in the other categories this year.
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Even many more daring investors like hedge funds and private equity firms, which are usually eager to pounce on industries in distress, are shying away from coal because of deep uncertainty about its future.
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As audiences started clamoring for something a bit more daring, James Dean made a fleeting yet memorably rebellious appearance, and Marlon Brando carried the cause that Dean never had the chance to truly explore.
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For financial analysts, there is nothing that tempers fears of Labour's plans to redistribute wealth and assets like an even more daring economic experiment: cutting adrift an export market of half a billion people.
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Off-the-shoulder gowns and big sleeves were some of the biggest trends on the 2020 Golden Globes red carpet Sunday night, but stars arrived at the after-parties in some more daring ensembles.
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"The cloud enabled CIOs to be more daring in terms of exploring different things because the speed by which you can explore is vastly faster," and you can do so at lower cost, Branitzky said.
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He and Recanati organized a group of left-wing revolutionary high-school students who, in 1968, pushed the university-centered student movement into ever more daring actions; Recanati, a gifted orator, was the group's leader.
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Those two earlier films are also far more daring and unnerving than Joker, which resorts to predictable story beats and hackneyed, clichéd proclamations about how the world is going crazy and nobody is civil anymore.
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While subtle hair color changes have rocked Hollywood recently — from Jennifer Love Hewitt going sunlit brunette to Bella Hadid's switch from dark chocolate to caramel — there will thankfully always be celebrities who embrace more daring dyes.
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For Ramsay to work in the context of Uncharted—reliant upon the on-the-ground knowledge and expertise of others, and in places more daring than the kitchen—the show needed a different type of Ramsay.
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"I don't think we've always gotten the credit, but we [Black women] are more daring about expressing ourselves, and nails can be a way of doing that," says Cecily Ellis of Cgoldnglam Nails in Houston, Texas.
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He positions his story at a time when old-school stars like Rick were losing their foothold on the movies as golden-era Hollywood gave way to the rougher, sometimes more daring films of the '70s.
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She went about such autobiographical mining with more daring than most novelists: In "Another Part of the Wood," she allowed a 6-year-old boy modeled on her own son to overdose on another child's medication.
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But under Mr. Xiang, the industry — which boasts 15.1 trillion renminbi, or $2.2 trillion, in assets — has also become more daring in what it invests in, defying the image of insurers as conservative stewards of wealth.
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Throughout his career, Leonardo has avoided sequels and franchises, preferring to take on more daring roles like his recent turn as Hugh Glass in The Revenant, a role that called for him to eat raw bison liver.
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For the more daring, you can download the whole database of nearly 20 million licenses to work with directly (if you have database experience I also made a library which makes it easier to do geographic searches).
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It was even more daring when stated in proximity to about 80,000 members of the country's most powerful gun rights group, who gathered at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center for the organization's four-day annual meeting.
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That they were more daring looks — creative short hair, pink eye shadow and a severe center part — may say something of how we view women of our times: confident, self-possessed and not to be messed with.
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"We wanted to create a show that was slightly more daring than we had done before, a show that embodied the freedom and lack of inhibition that the physical act of a 'one-night stand' suggests," Davis explains.
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The work's five sections — to music by Tyondai Braxton, John Luther Adams, Philip Glass and Brooklyn Rider's Colin Jacobsen — culminate in "First Fall," which has grown more daring and more refined since its "Restless" days, a thrilling finale.
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The Black Panther star, 35, has always had a knack for head-turning looks, but with more audacious color choices, more daring hairstyles, more playful accessories and, yes, even more delightful twirls, she has become bolder than ever.
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CrowdStrike, the security firm that also accused Russia of being behind the hack on the Democratic National Committee earlier this year, found that the same group was behind a more daring, and potentially deadly, hacking operation in Ukraine.
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By 25 he was a published biologist who held his father accountable for ethnocentric attitudes, as when Dial lamented that electricity might ruin a rural community's charm, and launched self-guided expeditions even more daring than his father's.
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Onstage at the premiere, Costolo played down his role in the show, but Kumail Nanjiani, who plays Dinesh Chugtai, said that his value was in encouraging more and more daring choices (in improv parlance, "heightening") for the show.
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When a certain threshold of income is guaranteed, people are able to be more daring about chasing jobs or staying in school longer without having to worry as much about the potential wages they are forgoing by doing so.
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As the Hollywood Reporter notes, the film was originally both more daring and more topical, and the sharp edges were eased out during a series of behind-the-scenes struggles between director F. Gary Gray and producer Walter Parkes.
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"Whenever we were posting something that was looking a little bit more daring, we could feel that people were getting very excited, in both positive and negative ways," Hocke said of their followers' responses to those kinds of pictures.
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Behold Kramer (Michael Richards) bursting into Jerry Seinfeld's apartment over nine seasons of "Seinfeld" and you'll see the gag inch towards outrageousness: the door is thrown open wider and faster, and the glide across the floorboards is more daring.
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To ignore more daring and confrontational images of black humanity in favor of a fairly standard biopic of a former enslaved black woman speaks volumes about what images retain favor in the minds of the academy's predominantly white voters.
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This is definitely one of Watts' more daring looks to date, as we're used to seeing the star sport her signature sleek blonde strands, and we can't wait to see how she continues to it throughout the Allegiant press tour.
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" According to Montes de Oca, that extra dose of confidence also means Ashley's willing to wear more daring outfits like this form-fitting Tranchi gown where "there are little things that peek out or pop out and she's like 'Cool!
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Jeff Bezos, Amazon's chief and the world's wealthiest man, has been experimenting with a more daring fashion sense, but his leadership style has always been marked by patience and deliberate expansion — just the sort of boring, operator's sensibility now in vogue.
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Enter Bess Khan, a prostitute of South Asian descent who helps Jack realize his ambition as "King Screwsman" by encouraging his ever more daring heists — like stealing from London's ruthless "Thief-Catcher General," Jonathan Wild — as well as his emerging queerness.
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While plenty of celebrities are taking this new fall season to change their look in a subtle way, like Kate Middleton's new honey highlights and Priyanka Chopra's chocolate brown bob, others are getting a more daring start to the chillier months.
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Always more daring and credibly soulful than his grunge contemporaries, Mr. Dulli — his vocal arsenal a rasping whisper-scream-falsetto roulette — has grown only more refined as his arrangements have expanded, with strings and horns now cutting the razor-edge guitars.
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But that's a normal day's work for the pilots in the "Hurricane Hunter" division of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), who along with the 53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron of the US Air Force conduct some of America's more daring official meteorology.
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The Twiggy-like lower lashes at Tadashi Shoji were separated by dashes of silver and just might be the most wearable, but for the more daring, check out the sparkly orange version, designed to look like a river, at the Christian Siriano show.
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Officials would say only that the 500 guests could expect "traditional Italian dishes that have been ingrained in American cuisine" — so, presumably, some of the more daring fare for which Mr. Batali is known, like goose liver ravioli, is not on the menu.
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These days, the neighborhood's remaining Indian restaurants mostly stick to a standardized tikka masala script; those in search of more daring Indian dining should head to New Hyde Park or Edison, N.J. As Indian businesses departed, Pakistani ones filled in the gap.
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"Superhero movies have been around and developed enough now that I think people are happy to make more daring choices, whereas video game movies are still very much constrained by the idea of trying to please a certain audience or a certain demographic," Adams said.
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He moved me to be more daring and intuitive with my own work by his demonstration - his denial of the prevailing model…his fight for his intellectual property - 'slave' written across the forehead, name changed to a symbol… an all out rebellion against exploitation.
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This spring's trends are perfect for doing just that: Whether it's showing some skin (it's been a while!) in the season's see-through styles or embracing bolder colors and more daring silhouettes, we're ready to give our plain booties a good, long rest until next fall.
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Ahead, we've picked our six favorite boot trends to wear this fall and winter, from animal prints in snakeskin and leopard to Western and hiking shapes, to an update to classic black and brown boots with the more daring colors of the season: red and white.
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But even with the new rules, staircase, fencing and signage, he said: "There is always going to be someone that's going to try to be more daring and go out, beyond where the stairs are, or say, 'Hey look at me — look what I can do.'"
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But it's still clear that for Hollywood's big studios, making a movie with a mostly black or mostly Asian and Asian-American cast is what counts as a gamble, and one that has paid off; if you want something more daring, you'll have to look elsewhere.
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Layer a shorter skirt over the midi dress for a more daring look, belt it to change the silhouette, wear a pair of tall boots that are partially hidden by the skirt to create an interesting silhouette, or pair a cropped leather jacket over it for an edgier vibe.
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However, it is also true that other choices from the longlist—like Nilufer Yanya, Yaeji, or Superorganism—say, might have been a little more daring, especially when it comes to exposing listeners to sounds which feel genuinely new (Khalid and Rex Orange County, for example, have already released albums).
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Regardless of the technology you use to watch it, however, television has been growing bigger, better and more daring in recent years, to the point that it's the go-to format for people who want to tell a story in greater depth than they could in a movie.
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"Whether they're inspired by a runway show being live-streamed or someone's Instagram feed, a much higher number of people are feeling inspired to try something more daring," said Alexandra Popa, the founder of Bordelle, a London lingerie shop and website with a brisk business in dog-collar chokers.
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But now, as these corporate giants get bigger and richer than ever, they are fundamentally changing the calculus of power in the U.S. As Axios has reported, companies are taking ever more daring positions on social and political issues because of intense pressure from the public and their own employees.
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City Ballet dancers move big, but Mr. Ratmansky's choreography forces them to push beyond their limits: Georgina Pazcoguin was both more daring and secure than she's been in ages, just as Sterling Hyltin, partnered with courtly ease by Tyler Angle, let go of her mannerisms to flow inside of the choreography.
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In the video above, Todd VanDerWerff helps me explain that the instant runoff system tends to honor "consensus" films that are often ranked second or third on voters' ballots, rather than films that are polarizing — but often more daring — and rank first on some ballots but dead last on others.
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His shoulders twitch, his body flails, and in a sort of drunken ritual set in the middle of a luxurious vacation home on an island off the coast of Sicily, he tears through the house, his awkward movements getting bigger and more daring — the music propelling him into a state of almost fearsome abandon.
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It's no coincidence, probably, that faith pops up on comedies that are more daring and culturally specific to begin with, like "The Carmichael Show" or the "black-ish" episode where the Johnsons decide to attend their white neighbors' church, and it ends up an incisive tour of how black and white Americans spend Sunday.
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"With peace and with the prospect of FARC handing in their arms, existing farmers are ... more offensive in their approaches, they are more daring in that they are also expanding and engaging in practices that are not sustainable," Helgesen said this week on a visit to Colombia to launch the new forest conservation program.
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Mitt Romney is stepping up his fight with Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, daring the GOP presidential front-runner to release his tax returns.
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Together with screenwriters Adam Cozad and Craig Brewer, Yates has mended several of Burroughs's racist, sexist views to create a film where black lives matter, where Jane (Margot Robbie) is more daring than damsel, colonialism is synonymous for white evil, and Tarzan (Alexander Skarsgård) is as concerned with equality as he is muscular (very).
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The releases of the summer of 22017 are largely all over the place — Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman in Stanley Kubrick's Eyes Wide Shut rests uneasily against films like American Pie — but they reflect how much more daring Hollywood studios were when it came to prime real estate even a decade-and-a-half ago.
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I'm a bit disappointed that two of Ms. Streisand's more daring efforts are not available to stream legally: "The Owl and the Pussycat," (1970), in which she shook up her image by playing a salty-mouthed prostitute, and "Sandbox," a women's liberation comedy from 1972 featuring Ms. Streisand as a housewife whose boredom yields an elaborate fantasy life.
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Must See: It's been almost 20 years since the "Seinfeld" series finale left Jerry and his friends in orange prison jumpsuits — convicted, fittingly enough, of doing nothing — and changes to the industry since then have pretty much ensured that even as television gets smarter and more daring, no subsequent show will have the reach and mass cultural impact of "Seinfeld" at its height.
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The Museum of Modern Art was more daring; in 1964, it had acquired seven Arbus photos, including "Child with a toy hand grenade in Central Park, N.Y.C." Not until the aftermath of Arbus's death, however, in 1971, and the retrospective of her work at moma the following year, did public fascination start to seethe, swelling far beyond the bounds of her profession.
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With "The Rise of Skywalker," on the other hand, he was apparently inspired to be more "daring," and the film contains some of the most striking images of his career — a tiny skimmer struggling to stay afloat on an impossibly choppy ocean, a vast, ancient throne room filled with shadowy figures, a lightsaber duel amid the floating ruins of an old Death Star.
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Jason Parham, Senior Writer: As someone who knows very little about the comic, but is now deeply and unreasonably invested in the show and these characters, what I've come to appreciate the most about this particular iteration is how it is not a verbatim re-reading of Moore and Dave Gibbons' original tale and instead one of the more daring TV interpretations I've experienced this year—shit, maybe even this decade.
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" – Ryan T. Anderson, Heritage senior research fellow (2017) "[According to the theory of biological essentialism,] biological sex goes a long way in determining how societies conceive of gender, with perceptions of women as more passive and caring and less aggressive and violent than men(1), more sexually modest or less promiscuous than men(2), less physically powerful than men(3), and more interested in and affectionate with children than more daring, rough-and-tumble men(4), among a myriad of other differences.
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Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTrey Gowdy joins Trump's legal team Support for impeachment reaches highest level in Fox News poll Trey Gowdy out at Fox News amid talks to join Trump defense team MORE's "don't tempt me" response to President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Trump adviser: 'He should stop saying things that are untrue' US moves British ISIS suspects from Syria amid Turkish invasion MORE daring her to enter the 2202 White House race sparked an intense reaction on social media.
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