Its perspective has proved more dazzling than anyone ever expected.
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"Fierce Beauty" is available now, with dozens more dazzling photos to see.
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Excluding them makes a company's results look more dazzling than they otherwise would.
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She topped off her look with jeweled necklaces that made her ensemble even more dazzling.
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Years ago, this free-agent class seemed as if it would be even more dazzling.
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All in all, it's a vibrant, action-packed film with glitzy fight sequences and even more dazzling CGI animation.
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The following episode (airing Wednesday, February 7), meanwhile, plays around with space and time in even more dazzling ways.
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The more I drank, the more dazzling these images looked and the louder and more high-pitched the saxophone became.
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Bigger star coaches The men on the sideline were even more dazzling: Julius Erving, Rick Barry, Gary Payton, Clyde Drexler.
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After all, don't we all love watching a charming black-and-white movie and daydreaming about a simpler, more dazzling time?
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They are responsible for some of the more dazzling plays in sports, and that probably requires, and also perpetuates, a massive ego.
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Among its more dazzling denizens was Perle Mesta — "the hostess with the mostest" — who entertained at the Barclay in its early days.
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But even more dazzling than the fight scenes are the risks that Into the Spider-Verse takes and the envelopes it pushes.
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Putting aside all of the political concerns and Trump's trade war, China's top phone makers are squeezing Apple hard with more dazzling innovations.
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Between the community building and the ecosystem repair, one thing is clear: Forevermark and De Beers Group are certainly making strides toward a brighter, more dazzling future for diamonds.
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Standard accommodations include the Traditional King Room, which I've stayed in and personally found to be adequate, if a bit ordinary when compared to some of the property's more dazzling common areas.
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Stefano Massini's play, directed by Sam Mendes, "unfolds a tale of extravagant wealth with an even more dazzling economy of means," Ben Brantley wrote of the Park Avenue Armory production last year.
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Most of them featured experiments with sculptural concrete, each more dazzling than the next; more evocative of the Sydney Opera House or J.F.K.'s TWA Terminal than the Rubik's cubes of Lincoln Center.
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Well, hackers at BETA Lab, the tech art arm of creative agency Goodby Silverstein & Partners have come up with a solution, and if it takes off, it could make your daily disruptions more dazzling.
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While it's a terrible predictor of a crash - no one knows if February was the peak or just another stage on the way to an even more dazzling peak - it is associated with enormous risks.
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The production value has gotten a boost: the costumes are more dazzling than ever, and the sweeping shots of the estate and within the house itself highlight a grandeur appropriate for such pomp and circumstance.
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According to a new memoir from retired Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens, the heir to the throne once joked that he was a "second-class" citizen when he attended parties with his more dazzling wife.
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While the Philharmonic's morning concert was in the gilded Musikverein — where golden, topless caryatids seem to hold up the balconies and the richly coffered ceiling is even more dazzling than the crystal chandeliers — the Symphony's evening concert was in the stately Konzerthaus, with its Secessionist and Art Nouveau touches.
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A woman in the front row, wearing a black fascinator headband with a whisp of tulle, sat up with a jolt of delight when, halfway through the show, the more dazzling evening looks began to appear: column gowns meticulously appliqued with rosettes; a round-shouldered cocktail jacket of fuschia ostrich feathers.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — In an extravaganza that included a human kaleidoscope, a projection of a beach set ablaze and the simultaneous opening of parasols to form an enormous representation of the Brazilian flag, one of the more dazzling moments of the Paralympics opening ceremony Wednesday night occurred before it even began.
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In less than 24 hours in N.Y.C., she wore a sparkly silver mini (by Mikael D), a colorful matching outfit in primary hues (by Versace), a floral dress (by Delpozo) and more dazzling looks, with Roach by her side; though he was originally just supposed to team with her for her Paris jaunt, they've decided to continue working together.
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Then the performance begins. During a competition, skaters typically wear make-up to create a more dazzling look for themselves and show off the character or theme they are portraying.
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An adrenaline rush!” Ed Gorman wrote, “Stephen Mertz just keeps on getting better, each novel more dazzling in story and style.” Mertz is also a popular lecturer on the craft of writing and has appeared as a guest speaker before writer’s groups and at universities.
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In her review in The New York Times, Janet Maslin wrote: "The elusiveness of its subject makes the achievements of de Kooning: An American Master that much more dazzling." A Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Princeton University (Class of 1973), Swan was the first woman editor-in-chief of The Daily Princetonian. She was named a Marshall Scholar and earned her master's degree at King's College, Cambridge University. She began her writing career at Time, then joined Newsweek in 1980 as music critic, becoming the magazine's senior arts editor in 1983.
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Although Prince Albert was dissatisfied with such a huge reduction, most experts agreed that Voorzanger had made the right decision and carried out his job with impeccable skill. When Queen Victoria showed the re-cut diamond to the young Maharaja Duleep Singh, the Koh-i-Noor's last non-British owner, he was apparently unable to speak for several minutes afterwards. The much lighter but more dazzling stone was mounted in a honeysuckle brooch and a circlet worn by the queen. At this time, it belonged to her personally, and was not yet part of the Crown Jewels.
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In her right hand, she holds the sword used for her beheading and at her feet lies the breaking wheel on which she was tortured.Dhanens (1980), 250 Like the woman in van Eyck's Arnolfini Portrait she is "fashionably pear-shaped"; Heath describes her attire as "more dazzling than the Virgin's", mirroring St. Michael's splendid armour on the opposite panel.Heath (2008), 112 St. Catherine's presence can be attributed to a number of factors. At that period her reputation and popularity were second to Mary's; she was both an educated and an outspoken woman during her lifetime – characteristics that perhaps mirrored the donor's.
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The pickers are top shelf, the harmonies are to die for, and Dolly rules. An instant classic." Rolling Stone gave a positive review of the album and said, "Throughout Little Sparrow, Parton’s silvery, force-of- nature voice cuts to the heart of the matter, convincingly making the case that — famous literary dictum aside — you can go home again." Writing for PopMatters, Charlotte Robinson gave a positive review, saying that the album "contains some of the most beautiful and affecting music Parton has ever made, and the fact that she is doing it in her fifth decade makes it all the more dazzling an achievement.
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Shortly after she had received the habit of the Daughters of Charity, Sr Justine was sent to teach the poor in Blangy. On September 8, 1840 (the Feast of the Nativity of Mary), while Sr Justine was at prayer, the Virgin Mary again appeared, holding in her right hand her heart surrounded by flames, and in her left a type of scapular consisting of a single piece of green cloth strung on green cords. On the cloth was an image of the Virgin as she had appeared to Sr Justine, holding her heart in her right hand. On the cloth's reverse was "a Heart all ablaze with rays more dazzling than the sun and as transparent as crystal".
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Spring Spree 2011 saw the setting of a world record for the largest footprint painting. Aashayam a social initiative with a motto of eradicating child labour from INDIA and educating each and every child of INDIA is a brainchild of few students of NIT Warangal. For the Spring Spree 2013 these were some records and tasks that it attempted: SAVE GIRL CHILD-ICE CREAM Stick mosaic, STOP CHILD LABOUR-SALT mosaic, WALK FOR A CAUSE-a candle march on the closing of spree in the campus made the spree more dazzling with shining lights of candle all over the campus for a while. In association with MARD a rally against discrimination against women was organised in 2014.
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England's injury-hit team came from 10 points down to record a famous victory in Cardiff and take revenge for their record 30–3 mauling two years ago. Maiden tries from Anthony Watson and Jonathan Joseph, plus 11 points from the boot of George Ford, hauled England back into a contest that had appeared lost and gave them the perfect start to their Six Nations campaign in what is a World Cup year. England continued their unbeaten start to the Six Nations as they ran in six tries to pull away from a spirited yet limited Italy. Inspired by two more dazzling tries from 23-year-old Jonathan Joseph, Stuart Lancaster's men overcame another sluggish start to take control and complete their 21st victory in 21 against the Azzurri.
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For the 2007–08 season, with the likes of Florent Malouda, John Carew and Sylvain Wiltord all departing from the club, Benzema switched to the number 10 shirt and was inserted into the lead striker role. After forming a special relationship with new manager Alain Perrin, he responded with 31 goals in 51 games. He topped the league with 20 goals, scored four goals in the Champions League, one in the Coupe de la Ligue and totaled six goals in six Coupe de France matches, helping Lyon win their first ever double. Some of his more dazzling performances that season included a hat-trick against Metz on 15 September, an equalizing goal in the 90th minute from a free kick against Derby du Rhône rivals Saint-Étienne, and a goal against Lens that was nominated for goal of the season by fans.
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Although related objects in many more perishable media certainly existed and have not survived, it is clear that both religious and secular Insular patrons expected individual objects of dazzling virtuousity, that were all the more dazzling because of the lack of visual sophistication in the world in which they were seen.Henderson 48–55, Dodwell, 19 and throughout Chapter 7 Especially in Ireland, the clerical and secular elites were often very closely linked; some Irish abbacies were held for generations among a small kin-group.Youngs, 13–14 Ireland was divided into very small "kingdoms", almost too many for historians to keep track of, whilst in Britain there was a smaller number of generally larger kingdoms. Both the Celtic (Irish and Pictish) and Anglo-Saxon elites had long traditions of metalwork of the finest quality, much of it used for the personal adornment of both sexes of the elite.
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When Beauty and the Beast was re-released in 3D in 2012, Annlee Ellingson of Paste appreciated the way in which the sequence was adapted, describing it as "positively vertiginous". Mike Scott of The Times-Picayune hailed it as a "gorgeous" and "memorable" scene that "still stands out as one of the film's more dazzling", while Joanna Berry of The National wrote that "the ballroom sequence now seems to sparkle even more". Although Boxoffices Todd Gilchrist's response towards the film's 3D conversion overall was mixed, the critic admitted that "the times when the animators use computer animation to render the backgrounds", including during "the dance sequence between Belle and Beast ... are effective, immersive and maybe even memorable". Contrastingly, Chris Hicks of the Deseret News felt that "Today, the ballroom sequence no longer feels fresh and new after so many recent computer-animated 3-D efforts, but that doesn't diminish the power of its gorgeous design".
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Wylie seldom allows her verses to grow agitated, she never permits them to remain dull.... in 'August' the sense of heat is conveyed by tropic luxuriance and contrast; in 'The Eagle and the Mole' she lifts didacticism to a proud level ... never has snow-silence been more unerringly communicated than in 'Velvet Shoes.'" Other notable poems include "Wild Peaches," "A Proud Lady," "Sanctuary," "Winter Sleep," "Madman's Song," "The Church-Bell," and "A Crowded Trolley Car." In Black Armor (1923), "the intellect has grown more fiery, the mood has grown warmer, and the craftsmanship is more dazzling than ever.... she varies the perfect modulation with rhymes that are delightfully acrid and unique departures which never fail of success ... from the nimble dexterity of a rondo like 'Peregrine' to the introspective poignance of 'Self Portrait,' from the fanciful 'Escape' to the grave mockery of 'Let No Charitable Hope.'"Louis Untermeyer, Elinor Wylie,'" Modern American Poetry, (New York: Harcourt Brace, 1930), 538-540.
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