Honestly, the longer it goes, the more delightful it becomes.
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The pairing leads to some of the game's more delightful puzzles.
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Faster connections and bigger screens have made watching much more delightful.
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Transformers: The Last KnightSee more delightful photoshop follies in the latest poster.
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Oh no, what if I could&aposve been doing something more delightful?
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But the experience gets odder and more delightful once you start to listen.
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Price: $17.99 Never has there been a cleaning gift more delightful than the Roomba.
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There are few things more delightful than a toasty warm towel after a shower.
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Sure. But is Tatum way more delightful than he has any right to be?
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Is this Groundhog Day but with two much more delightful individuals and a new riddle?
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There was all this energy going into making the products better, more addicting, more delightful.
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Nyle DiMarco is one of the more delightful human beings you could follow on Twitter.
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How much more delightful would life be if we started speaking in pastry-centric similes?
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We reconnected this year and there was nothing more delightful then seeing a text from her.
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And really, there's nothing more delightful than a bunch of teenagers finding themselves and breaking free.
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To see one person doing this is a delight; to see many is even more delightful.
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Audio sharing is among the more delightful features arriving as part of Apple's iOS 13 update.
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Can you think of a more delightful way to be reminded of the power of the polls?
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JW: Everyone on the street knows it's in reference to Rihanna, which makes it even more delightful.
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HONOLULU, March 24 — Making today's landing was even more delightful than my first view of California's shoreline.
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There is nothing more delightful than a slightly sweaty and brokenhearted Steve Harrington, at least in my book.
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We were interviewing him at three in the morning in Singapore and he couldn't have been more delightful.
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Price: $69 on West Elm One of the more delightful Hufflepuff traits is their live and let live philosophy.
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By thinking about these senses in buildings, Mr Downey believes the result is "a richer, more delightful environment for everyone".
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There's nothing more delightful than taking in the cool fall weather with a comforting, hot cup of coffee at hand.
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The postcard parade of the Connecticut coast, the soothing water views — what could be more delightful, more conducive to creativity?
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At La Cassetta, a historic stone lake house, classic Mediterranean fare is made more delightful by the al fresco setting.
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Arnett is in some ways one of Twitter's wacky aunts, much like Elizabeth McCracken, which makes her success even more delightful.
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Plus, it makes the reveal all the more delightful — and probably saved the poor kid from some hardcore nerves during his performance.
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Today's acrostic has more wordplay than I've seen in a while, which makes the puzzle harder, but ultimately more delightful to solve.
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But that only makes it all the more delightful to sink into a silky slice and be surprised by how nice it is.
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The picaresque tale is infused with a fun, folksy magical realism one made more delightful by the many colorful descriptive phrases peppered throughout.
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I found both looked even more delightful with their rouge retouching, and it seems that the car world has agreed with my assessment wholeheartedly.
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Watching the video back, I truly cannot think of anything more delightful than the Search Party star assuming the character of a betrayed YouTuber.
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There is (almost) nothing more delightful than a good stock picker who's passionate about why he or she chooses to invest in a certain company.
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Now with his help, Creator could make the robot more efficient, flexible enough to handle more custom orders and more delightful to watch… and Instagram.
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The look may not allow us to sip cocktails all night, but we can't think of a more delightful way to express our inner child.
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The precedent of Aziz and Eric's vacation video is, I assume, the Kardashian family vacation music videos, which makes the whole thing even more delightful.
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Even more delightful is whatever is going on with Renata this season, because even though Laura Dern is barely in this episode, she owns it.
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They leveraged a real human truth (mattress shopping sucks and delivery is difficult) to develop a simply designed, smart product and even more delightful shopping experience.
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This may seem like an overly practical gift, but there are few things more delightful than changing into loose-fitting cotton blend after a long day.
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Even more delightful than a great SNL segment is a great SNL segment executed terribly, with cast members flubbing their lines and laughing at their own jokes.
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The new update is bright and simplistic, getting rid of the clutter found in the last version, something that should make it much more delightful to use.
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As Kevin Gallo, Microsoft's VP for the Windows Developer Platform, told me, the team wanted to build a system that would help developers write more "delightful" applications.
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One-Pot Pasta With Ricotta and Lemon It really doesn't get easier or more delightful than this creamy pasta, which works well for eaters of all ages.
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Here are two more delightful slide shows featuring the cats of Westminster (and a poodle among floral sculptures of dogs), and the stars and their stage moms.
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Cunningham is, if possible, even more delightful out of character than in, but the meat of the interview is, of course, the 50-second appetizer of beardy heroics.
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"Anne also had a wry sense of humor that was all the more delightful coming from this otherwise reserved and gracious giant of the field," Dr. Kanwisher said.
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This has been an illuminating conversation, and I have to say out of all the conversations I've been having lately this is one of the more delightful ones.
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Here's a more delightful way to turn on the light the next time you come home with arms full of groceries, wine bottles, or children: Pucker up and blow.
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If that sounds more delightful than strange to you, then, first of all, I admire your undiminished capacity for childlike joy, but also, Dylan's Candy Bar has you covered.
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Their music is slow and sweeping but intricately detailed—a dazzling latticework of rippling melodies creating complex intersections between mallet samples, synth patches, and electronic sounds more delightful and strange.
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Hussle was a more delightful doppelgänger, borrowing his nom de plume from Nipsey Russell, the black comedian known as the "poet laureate of television" whose comedy reveled in aphorism and rhymes.
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That was even more delightful to Mr Trump, who allegedly passed over another Republican congressman, Mike Rogers, for the CIA job because he had acknowledged that Mrs Clinton was not to blame.
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The postseason surge by the Yankees is made all the more delightful by the notion that this group of players is young, exciting and bound to be contending for years to come.
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I say "yes" because Bobby Cannavale's mustache, alone, was more delightful than anything in Season 2 — which I liked, for the record — aside from the sitcom segment and perhaps Elliott's Adderall montage.
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One of the more delightful science fiction worlds to hit bookshelves in recent years is Becky Chambers' Wayfarers "trilogy" — a series of books set in the same world, but which otherwise stand alone.
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Yearly AAA installments and massive open worlds are all well and good, but simplicity is rarely on display — which makes two recent releases, Ape Out and Baba Is You, all the more delightful.
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This is delightful information, made more delightful still by lavish illustrations, reproduced from the British Library's collection, of cakes that look like architectural follies and advertisements for "fluid beef" that promise fortifyingly masculine results.
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There are fewer things more delightful than Leslie Jones' level of Game if Thrones super-fandom and now that the show is back, so are Jones' amazing reactions to the twists and turns of Westeros.
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Truth be told, there's nothing more delightful than a great "Bark at the Park Night," special promotions at both minor and major league baseball games throughout the season where dogs are allowed into the stadium.
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There are many great things to say about Marvel's Spider-Man, but amidst the game's marvelous web-swinging dynamics and fun combat the character of Peter Parker stands out as one of its more delightful elements.
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In one of the more delightful Star Wars: The Force Awakens home video easter eggs to surface so far, Ridley raps about life on the set while co-star John Boyega lays down a beat behind her.
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Even so, one would be hard-pressed to come across a more delightful reckoning of this particular text than can now be found at the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse at Shakespeare's Globe, running in repertory through April 21.
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One of the more delightful displays was the room full of Ignati Nivinski's 1924 watercolors made for the costumes of the 1925 theatre piece The Golem, on loan from the Russian National Archives of Literature and Art.
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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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"In order that the happiness of the saints may be more delightful to them and that they may render greater thanks to God for it, they are allowed to see perfectly the sufferings of the damned," Aquinas writes.
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Anyway, the point is that these Jellicle cat names were clearly designed for a two-year-old, thus making the whole concept of Cats even odder (or more delightful, depending on your POV) than you may have imagined.
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For AI and ML to truly revolutionize and disrupt our lives and offer better, simpler, safer and more delightful experiences, AI and ML needs to be included in as many scenarios and use cases across several industries and verticals.
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The foundation to creating growth within any company of any size is to deeply understand your market and your customers' needs, and then be able to build something faster, more delightful, and more defensible than what your competition is doing.
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The only thing more delightful than celebrating Mother's Day with the wonderful women who gave us life (and then taught us everything we need to know about beauty) is seeing how the team at Gwyneth Paltrow's Goop plans to toast their own moms.
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And while the show's treatment of Holt — a gay black man who's had to fight preconceptions about himself for decades — and Braugher's laconic delivery have always been a treat, Holt consistently became looser, stranger, and more delightful with every episode of season four.
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Made sexier with fishnets, more delightful with creative pant hems, and more satisfying with all the anklets, ankle tattoos, and ankle straps, these six inches are the highly Instagrammable, highly complimentable zone worth spending a little more time dolling up before you leave the house.
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Not everything works — there's still some awkward editing and greenscreen — but it's back to the format of the show's classic episodes, with lots more delightful bickering between characters like Michael (Jason Bateman), George Michael (Michael Cera), Gob (Will Arnett), Maeby (Alia Shawkat) and Lucille (Jessica Walter).
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It may take some rigorous debate to align on the right problem, but once that happens, decisions from all disciplines have a clear tie back to driving user value first—making the product faster, cheaper, more efficient, more delightful, easier to understand—then orienting their collective effort around providing that value.
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And both women know that their products are big hits at showers – Alba says her diapers get a great response because "you use them every single day, but you're making it a more delightful experience," while O'Neill reports that many women give her candy as favors or use it in candy bars at the party.
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"I have found a continent more densely peopled and abounding in animals than our Europe or Asia or Africa, and, in addition, a climate milder and more delightful than in any other region known to us," Amerigo Vespucci wrote, in extravagant letters describing his voyages across the Atlantic, published in 1503 as "Mundus Novus_,"_ a new world.
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There's hardly a more delightful way to pass over a border; on our first of two trips, we had barely rounded the bend of the descending trail from the Boquillas Crossing Port of Entry before a young man in a "Houston Strong" T-shirt was rowing his way across the river to get us in a waterlogged metal boat, the "seats" covered in what looked like bathmats.
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Soprano Dame Elisabeth Schwarzkopf said of him "I have hardly met a more wonderful partner and a more delightful companion." On 9 December 1999, he celebrated a career in France spanning 50 years with a recital at the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées in Paris.
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In the Buildings of England series it is described as "a small, rather strange church", but Hughes disagrees, saying "it is one of Edmund Sharpe's more delightful designs". In the National Heritage List for England the description states that it is an "unusually unaltered example of an early 19th-century church".
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Mike Diver of BBC Music found it one of the album's better songs, calling it "subdued of arrangement and all the more delightful for it". Jamie Crossan of NME praised it as "lush LOLsome twee pop". Zeth Lundy of the Boston Phoenix commended "Carol Brown" for emphasizing songwriting more than other "Weird Al-style" musical parodies on the album.
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Bowles received many distinguished visitors from the gardening world: for example, the great planting designer Gertrude Jekyll came to Myddelton twice in 1910, while Bowles was a guest at Jekyll's Munstead Wood.Festing, op.cit. An article in the Gardener's Magazine in 1910 observed "it would be difficult to imagine anything more delightful, floriculturally speaking, than to spend an hour or so with Mr. Bowles."Quoted in Festing, op.cit.
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Mary Shelley wrote in her biography of Machiavelli that "there is no more delightful literary task than the justifying [of] a hero or writer, who has been misrepresented or reviled".Qtd. in Crook, xxviii. (Portrait by Richard Rothwell, 1839–40) Written during the last productive decade of Mary Shelley's career,Morrison, 129. her contributions fill about three-quarters of these five volumesKucich, "Biographer", 227.
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But that this their opinion is false and utterly opposed to > the truth...my last voyage has made manifest; for in those southern parts I > have found a continent more densely peopled and abounding in animals than > our Europe Asia or Africa, and, in addition, a climate milder and more > delightful than in any other region known to us, as you shall learn in the > following account.
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In 1925, Leonard Bacon met Beckwith in Zurich. Beckwith was living in Paris, in analysis with Jung's apprentice H. G. "Peter" Baynes, and traveling frequently to Zurich to attend the seminars Jung held for patients and students. Bacon was an American poet who had come to Zurich for a few months to be analyzed by Jung. Bacon recalled Beckwith in his memoir: :A more delightful lunatic never walked a planet not distinguished for sanity.
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Douglas designed schools for other estate villages, including Aldford, Dodleston and Waverton. Like Eccleston School, Waverton School is built in close proximity to the schoolmaster's house. In each case the buildings are contrasted, the house being partly half-timbered while the school is constructed entirely in stone. Hubbard considers that these two schools "are outstanding among Douglas' village schools, and though both are attractive, Eccleston is the more delightful of the two".
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London and the Life of Literature in Late Victorian England: the Diary of George Gissing, Novelist. Brighton: Harvester Press, 1978, p.318. An abbreviation of this work, which as a book of travel is even more delightful than its predecessors, was published in 1894, shortly after the author's death, with a brief introductory notice by Lord Aberdare. Layard also from time to time contributed papers to various learned societies, including the Huguenot Society, of which he was first president.
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Modern myrrh has long been commented on as coming from a different source to that held in high regard by the ancients, having been superior in some way. Pedanius Dioscorides described the myrrh of the first century AD as most likely to refer to a "species of mimosa", describing it "like the Egyptian thorn". He describes its appearance and leaf structure as "spinnate-winged". The ancient type of myrrh conjectured was noted for possessing a far more delightful odor than the modern.
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" Reviewing the Turkish Lieutenant, a CBR.com reviewer called it "a charming story, saying that "Cliff really makes the friendship between Dirk and Selim feel real... These are two fascinating characters who have good chemistry with each other, and the fact that Cliff's writing is so often funny as well as insightful makes this an even more delightful read." It also received positive comments from Boing Boing, io9, and Wired. Delilah Dirk and the Turkish Lieutenant was a New York Times bestseller in 2013.
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Plus the drop > in the beginning is mesmerizing. It’s not just that the bass is dropped, > it’s how the bass is dropped. It’s elongated, whining bass notes that just > drape themselves throughout the song. In fact, everything about the song is > really smooth except for Glover’s razor-sharp rapping, making that factor > all the more delightful. > Glover’s got good speed on “Heartbeat” that he doesn’t demonstrate as much > through the rest of the album. But these rhymes are lightning fast, and > what’s so thrilling about them is how smart, witty, and ironic they are.
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Agriculture in ancient Rome was not only a necessity, but was idealized among the social elite as a way of life. Cicero considered farming the best of all Roman occupations. In his treatise On Duties, he declared that "of all the occupations by which gain is secured, none is better than agriculture, none more profitable, none more delightful, none more becoming to a free man." When one of his clients was derided in court for preferring a rural lifestyle, Cicero defended country life as "the teacher of economy, of industry, and of justice" (parsimonia, diligentia, iustitia).
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Serra realized from the start that the new mission needed relocation: While the Laws of the Indies required missions to be located near Indian villages, there were no Indian settlements near the newly christened mission by Monterey Bay. "It might be necessary," wrote Serra to the guardian of the college of San Fernando, "to change the site of the mission toward the area of Carmel, a locality indeed more delightful and suitable because of the extent and excellent quality of the land and water supply necessary to produce very abundant harvests."Serra's letter to Juan Andrés, June.
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Barksdale began playing guitar in 2013, at the suggestion of his then head coach, Jeff Fisher. In January 2018, he released his first album Butterflies, Rainbows, & Moonbeams. Blues Rock Review called it “an upbeat world, where funk and blues mingle, and where songs pop into existence, not because they fit within a certain genre, but because they’ll make the listener (and one suspects, the performer) happy. It’s also a world where an NFL tackle manages to create one of the more delightful, sincere records of 2018.” In April 2019, Joe released an EP titled, Electric Soul, produced by Narada Michael Walden.
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Until then I had not heard much chamber music—only an occasional concert that I felt was far too high-brow for me to try to understand. But week after week of quartets and trios at our house or at the houses of friends opened even my ears to a new capacity for hearing..... We would all have dinner first, the musicians and a few others who cared for music, and afterwards lose no time getting started, by about nine at the latest. From then on music and yet more music until midnight and usually long after. They all played because they loved it; there never were more delightful evenings.
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After the captain realizes he has been fooled his initial anger turns to laughter as he sees the funny side of a troupe of actors outwitting him. Overjoyed, he makes peace with the troupe of actors as they leave and gives his blessing to Henry and Aminta’s union and proclaims Henry again as his heir. He is pleased with himself and the world after his narrow escape and has at last found the peace he has longed for. The opera ends with a monologue of Morosus: " A rare delight it is to find a silent, beautiful girl, but it is more delightful when she belongs to another man".
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In Otraparte he received the American playwright Thornton Wilder to whom he dedicated his work El maestro de escuela (The School Teacher). Wilder was in Colombia as a cultural ambassador of his country in South America and wrote about the Garden of the German: "It is more delightful than all Chapinero". On April 9, 1949, Colombia shuddered with the killing of presidential candidate Jorge Eliecer Gaitán in Bogotá. González dedicated to him some thoughts in 1936 in Los negroides: In June 1949 of that year, after El Bogotazo, González wrote in the edition of his Antioquia Magazine: In 1953 he was nominated consul of Colombia in Europe, but he stayed most of the time in Bilbao where he studied Simon Bolívar and Ignatius of Loyola.
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Some of these had been perfected no doubt upon the Attic stage, where the tendency in the 4th century had been gradually to evolve accepted types—not individuals, but generalizations from a class, an art in which Menander's was esteemed the master-hand. Their effect is achieved by true dramatic means, with touches never wasted and the more delightful often because they do not clamour for attention. The execution has the qualities of first-rate Alexandrian work in miniature, such as the epigrams of Asclepiades possess, the finish and firm outlines; and these little pictures bear the test of all artistic work – they do not lose their freshness with familiarity, and gain in interest as one learns to appreciate their subtle points.
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These devas do not create pleasing forms that they desire for themselves, but their desires are fulfilled by the acts of other devas who wish for their favor. The ruler of this world is called Vaśavartin (Pāli: Vasavatti), who has longer life, greater beauty, more power and happiness and more delightful sense- objects than the other devas of his world. This world is also the home of the devaputra (being of a divine race) called Māra, who endeavors to keep all beings of the Kāmadhātu in the grip of sensual pleasures. Māra is also sometimes called Vaśavartin, but in general these two dwellers in this world are kept distinct. The beings of this world are tall and live for 9,216,000,000 years (Sarvāstivāda tradition).
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At review aggregate site Metacritic, Pop 2 has an average score of 84 out of 100, based on 8 reviews, indicating "universal acclaim". Meaghan Garvey of Pitchfork, who gave the album an 8.4/10, called it "the best full-length work of both Charli and PC Music’s respective careers," opining that "though Pop 2 sounds like the future, even more delightful is the way it hybridizes sounds from the past two decades of weirdo electronics." Ludovic Hunter-Tilney of the Financial Times wrote that Charli XCX "stands out as a paragon of progressiveness," opining that "on the majority of the tracks Charli and her producer Cook deploy their meta-pop tactics with a skilful sense of dramatic engagement." In 2019, Pitchfork ranked the album 40th in its list of "The 200 Best Albums of the 2010s".
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Outstanding among them is the studio terrace. From the studio end of the terrace the vista is over the swimming pool to the far end of the terrace where the distant view of the mountains is framed by a brick pergola of slender and delicate portions which is made more delightful in spring when its covering wisteria vine blooms in profusion. From the studio viewpoint the garden theatre cannot be seen and it is not until the southern end of the terrace is approached that its presence is revealed. The backdrop to this theatre is framed by the reconstructed red sandstone entrance porch from the London Chartered Bank of Australia building, designed and built by Architect J.F.Hilley in George Street Sydney in 1866 and demolished in 1938 to make way for Feltex House, the new headquarters of Henri's business activities.
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One of the reasons you buy an album like this is because you want to hear the strong vocals of Kari Jobe and for me they have become even stronger, richer and much more delightful to listen to. Kari Jobe has made an amazing jump in quality and Where I Find You proves it." Davies noted the "standout tracks" as being "What Love Is This", "Steady My Heart" and "We Exalt Your Name". New Release Tuesday's Sarah Fine said "Where I Find You has been well worth the wait for Kari Jobe fans. Intensely passionate and honest, this has taken Kari’s artistry and elevated it to a whole new level. This is a deeper project than her 2009 debut, many of the songs coming from an openly broken place, but it’s the promise of hope in the midst of that brokenness, that turns each song into a beautiful anthem of unwavering praise.
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