It looks a little more disheveled — but organized disheveled.
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Trump is fatter than he looks on television, and more disheveled.
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Lately, it seems like the more disheveled you look, the better — and this new trend is no different.
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Holmes is kind of scruffy It's a more disheveled-looking Sherlock Holmes this time around and he is sporting facial hair.
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Rub a pea-sized dollop between your fingers before working it through the hair; the messier and more disheveled it looks, the better.
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Whenever we made out on my skinny cabin beds, he would smear my hair into a mess, preferring the more disheveled version of me.
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In it, Efron looks like older Bundy in court (Efron looks slightly more disheveled, with an evil glint in his eye), where he did eventually end up.
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Filming in the more disheveled sections of Newburgh, N.Y., the directors align Tim Gillis's softly bruised photography with a hip-swaying soundtrack of Latin, dancehall and reggae.
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Her work clothes are always white ("It is part of my brand") and business casual (out of respect for the house), and as each episode's family grows progressively sloppier and more disheveled while they work their way through the KonMari process, Kondo seems to become ever more pristine.
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Dwight's varied and inventive attempts to erode Daryl's resistance (a steady diet of dog food sandwiches and constant exposure to "Easy Street" would be enough to drive anyone insane) certainly provided plenty of opportunities for Norman Reedus to demonstrate his acting prowess – and for the costume and makeup departments to make the grungy warrior look even more disheveled than usual – but Dwight's trajectory was arguably the more interesting plotline this week.
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The character design of Teru Mikami was modeled on Taro Kagami from the pilot, although the style of his hair during adulthood seems more disheveled. ; : Teru Mikami is a criminal prosecutor, fanatical supporter of Kira, and the fourth Kira. When Light needs a new Kira proxy to hide his identity, Mikami is selected as the new Kira by Light, purely based on his intuition.Death Note: How to Read 13.
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The body tapers to a tail that extends well beyond the body, unlike its relative M. crispata. The middle instar has a more disheveled, "bad-hair-day" appearance, without a distinctive tail. The "fur" of the larva contains venomous spines that cause extremely painful reactions in human skin upon contact. The adult moth is covered in long fur in colors ranging from dull orange to lemon yellow, with hairy legs and fuzzy black feet.
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The crown is brown on juveniles rather than blackish as in adults. The tail is similar to that of the adult but more brownish and sometimes shows an additional fourth band. The juvenile has more pale white to cream base color showing than older birds, with variable dusky throat striping and mid-brown streaks, which appear as sharply defined from about the lower throat to the lower breast. The juvenile may have brown to black spots or bars on the thighs with thin black streaks mostly ending at the belly and conspicuous white crissum and undertail coverts. Juveniles can tend to appear more “disheveled” and less compact than adults in feather composition.
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Retrieved 29 July 2018 The work is sometimes known by the title Melancholy or Melancholie, a reference to Albrecht Dürer's 1514 engraving Melencolia I, on which it is closely modeled, and which is similar in pose and overall solemn mood.Bartrum et al., 296–298 Woman with a Raven at an Abyss (Die Frau mit dem Raben am Abgrund), a c. 1803 woodcut of similar size and often considered a companion piece, although the woman seems older and is far more disheveled and distressed But while Dürer's image was concerned with creative activity and the nature of scientific activity, Friedrich evokes a sense of mourning, and themes around the brevity and transience of life.
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All other series principals besides the Newell/Abbott family had now either re-established their ties with the town they all attended college in, or had remained there since college and had not seen their other friends in years. The most internationally known member of the group was Christopher Springer (Andrew Rubin), the wealthy rock star who had a troubled personal life (modeled after Bruce Springsteen). Chris decided to come back to his old hometown to regain the support from his old friends and to repair his problems, while intermittently going back on the road with his band. Completing the circle was Peter Kincaid (John Bedford Lloyd), a quirky college professor; elegant, recent divorcee Barbara Donnelly (Margaret Whitton), who currently lived off her vast settlements yet was insecure about moving on with her life and reentering the dating world; Jane Parnell (Christine Estabrook), also a college professor, but in addition serving as a presidential advisor to the White House; and Joey Nathan (Daniel Stern), who was more disheveled and less successful than his materialistic friends.
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