Yes, even our more fantastical episodes have an element that makes it more grounded or feel more grounded.
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Instead of being a hero with near god-like powers like in recent years, players are back to being more grounded adventurers (going on more grounded, but still enticing adventures).
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" Today Ms. Barton is focused on becoming more "grounded.
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We've taken a step toward making Final Fantasy more grounded.
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Did your mechanics change here, given the more grounded aesthetic?
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He becomes a more grounded, serious detective as a result.
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The energy will be more grounded, but perhaps less flexible.
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We were a little bit more grounded in this world.
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I feel like the 'Joker' film was much more grounded.
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It's like a heightened "Curb Your Enthusiasm," yet more grounded.
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I'd like you to be less anxious, more confident, more grounded.
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I think it needs to be a little bit more grounded.
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But his next new film is a much more grounded affair.
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I think charade is classier, but charade is more grounded. Charade.
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It's also a bit lighter in tone, and simultaneously more grounded.
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Now you're starting to feel a bit more grounded and secure.
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"Something about [getting engaged] made me feel more grounded," she says.
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This may actually be more grounded, and profitable, than it sounds.
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A lot of people said season 1 was much more grounded.
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Things smooth out later on, and you'll feel more grounded and secure.
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I know you talked about feeling more grounded by moving back there.
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Today the Moon enters Virgo, helping you get a bit more grounded.
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My own ambitions — at least from a technological standpoint — were more grounded.
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She is both more reckless and more grounded than her parents suspect.
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I'd make Joker the main villain and engineer a more grounded story.
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It's more grounded, it's more about what we see outside our window today.
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Or perhaps the soberer and more grounded side of Donald Trump would prevail.
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Sometimes, that's all you need to feel a little more grounded and connected.
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Since the new movie is more grounded in reality, none of that happens.
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That creates a lot more empathy, and it's more grounded in human values.
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It was a lot more grounded than some other movies of its ilk.
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And in most storytelling, that would be offset by a more grounded counterpart.
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Now, what's required are less expected, and more grounded, peeks behind the curtain.
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But Ashley's album comes to rest in something more grounded and every day.
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System 2 is the slower, rational brain that's more grounded in objective facts.
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"I think anyone with real love in their life is more grounded," said Mallette.
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Some complicated emotions have been tripping you up, but you're feeling more grounded now.
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But it also resets the terms of debate to something more grounded in reality.
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But for Judgment, the team wanted someone more grounded to fit the noir vibe.
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It's time for a better, more grounded conversation about what's possible for carbon pricing.
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But #BlackGirlMagic is a bit more grounded than #CarefreeBlackGirl — which is all about edginess.
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It's the same idea that still drives us lyrically, but now it's more grounded.
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It was obvious that Reprise was more grounded in where we were coming from.
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It's just that there is something both more grounded and less whimsical about it.
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I know doing so will make me more grounded, balanced, and ultimately more productive.
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Other, more grounded, backlash against cryptocurrency comes in the form of traditional investigative journalism.
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" J.K. Rowling says that Rose takes after her mother, but is "more secure, more grounded.
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They want to see romantic conflict resolution seem more realistic and more grounded in reality.
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This looks like a more grounded story, though not without Nolan's eye for spectacular visuals.
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But unlike those other scenes, this one is rooted in something more grounded than flair.
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I'm hoping that in my forties I'll feel even more grounded than I do now.
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Now that he's more grounded, he's warmed up and people have warmed up to him.
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I wouldn't give anything to go back to my 20s; I'm so much more grounded.
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You seem nicer and more grounded—like a fucking adult—since you started this job.
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This would have helped me feel more grounded in time and space throughout the trip.
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Others want something more grounded in reality, like a stealthy killer with a large knife.
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For all its lofty VR dreams, Lytro's future may be more grounded than it ever thought.
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The Moon connects with Saturn, in Sagittarius, at 6:59 PM, creating a more grounded vibe.
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On one hand, you may feel more grounded in the real world once Neptune is direct.
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This avatar, on the other hand, is more grounded in the physical laws of the universe.
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The Moon enters hardworking earth sign Capricorn at 2:01 PM, creating a more grounded energy.
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Something surprising will take place early this evening, but later on tonight you'll feel more grounded.
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This will help you feel more at ease and more grounded in the moment, says Nosal.
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Ugly impasse For those others more grounded in reality, the whole Brexit mess is deeply worrying.
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It is more grounded in a sense of character as opposed to a cult of fashion.
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The most urgent sections of this ambitious novel are, for this reader, its more grounded ones.
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Lansberg took a few more grounded shots before the referee stepped in to stop the action.
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It looks pretty incredible visually and seems to echo recent dystopian films, despite its more grounded story.
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In the 90s, the power blouse was out, and more grounded depictions of female detectives were in.
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My feet felt more grounded with each step, and my heart was simply beating instead of pounding.
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It comes from something more grounded than that, and Lil Baby is a part of that tradition.
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I ask if he feels more grounded, more in control, in the build-up to its release.
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But from there on out, everything is more muted, or at least more grounded in personal angst.
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Outside war-torn Iraq and Syria, recent news of Santas behaving badly was more grounded in reality.
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Or pair with a demure knee-length skirt for a more grounded, if no less thrilling, ensemble.
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But this was a much more grounded collection for Mr. Anderson, and all the better for it.
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More grounded speculation among astrophysicists is that they're caused by neutron stars, stars merging, or black holes.
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Horror author Grady Hendrix thinks the show should have been more conventionally structured and more grounded in reality.
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The Moon enters practical, straightforward Capricorn today, encouraging you to approach life from a more grounded, logical perspective.
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Find a way to connect your mind with your body this month — you'll feel more grounded for it.
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I started thinking about why animation didn't tell any stories that felt more grounded and true to life.
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At 5:54 PM, the Moon connects with serious Saturn in Sagittarius, creating a more grounded, stable energy.
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The simple act of sharing coffee with a treasured person can make you feel more grounded and supported.
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Is the photography meant to make your death metal seem less abstract and more grounded, in a way?
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I walked out of that one better than I did going in — stronger, more grounded and more passionate.
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If you want something more grounded, the British series "W1A" (Netflix), set within the BBC itself, is terrific.
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"Kaleidoscope Dream" was a more grounded affair, as Miguel grew more literal about the earthiness of his desires.
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It's a bit like what Drake's music might sound like if Drake were a hundred times more grounded.
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And the Stravinsky, stripped of its full orchestra, was more grounded and ritualistic than I've ever heard it.
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Some of the predictions that are making their rounds are more grounded in actual scientific studies and understanding.
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I do these routines when I travel because they help me feel a little more grounded and refreshed.
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The moon enters Capricorn, helping you get more grounded, and harmonizes with Uranus, bringing surprising connections your way.
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Your spouse could also benefit from becoming more grounded as he/she becomes more sensitive to your needs.
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One is that Marvel Television has a much more grounded approach to how they like to tell stories.
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Since I started being more disciplined about this routine a couple months ago, I've felt happier and more grounded.
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A more grounded energy takes over at 1:56 AM when the Moon connects with stable Saturn, in Sagittarius.
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We're older, not as much "searchers" but you know, it's more grounded in theory and maybe also in literature.
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Kirobo Mini's ambitions are a little more grounded, not aiming to be much more than a simple communication partner.
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When compared with the comments from Bill Ford, CEO of Ford, Marchionne comes across as more grounded and reasonable.
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Early today is fantastic for connecting with friends, and you're beginning to feel more grounded about some emotional issues.
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On the 20th, the sun rolls into Taurus for a month, bringing a more grounded groove to the world.
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One of McDaniel's favorite self-care habits is "bookending" trips in order to be more grounded and to decompress.
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But it's also a little darker and a little more grounded in the real world and all its banal disappointments.
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Even when Ms. Maier was young, Ms. Shimkin said, she seemed more grounded and grown up than the grown-ups.
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This adaptation is certainly more polished than the last, but it's also more grounded in a grim, deeply upsetting reality.
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If the fan base likes their Good Wife even more grounded in reality, then I think that they'll like this.
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Also, the fact that their fantasies are more grounded in reality to begin with probably makes them easier to fulfill.
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Now those technicians have a new tool in their arsenal to help make their jobs faster and more grounded: Drones.
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Surprises in your social life will pop up tonight, but things will feel more grounded in your relationships later on.
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Transitioning to television involved reeling in some of the show's wackiness and making sure that their story was more grounded.
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His archive of skate photography has a longstanding allure and mystique surrounding it, but Marcopoulos' perspective is much more grounded.
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Having a small light on or a friend in the room helps us feel protected and more grounded in reality.
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The sun beams through this earthy zodiac sign until May 20, getting us all in a greener, more grounded groove.
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Quite the contrary: Anybody in the audience would surmise that her character is far more grounded and giving than Anna.
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It's Batman, it's supposed to feel a little more grounded, it's supposed to feel more like the Christopher Nolan films.
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Somehow, this unreleased goose game seems slightly more grounded — though we're only seeing one small chunk of it in this trailer.
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By contrast, Orbison's knack for emotional balladry was more grounded, undeniably sincere, and set him apart from such populist, maudlin trappings.
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Diamonds are said to improve users' stamina, clear their thoughts, and essentially make them feel more grounded, focused, and, yes, committed.
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A more grounded emotional energy takes over at 11:47 PM when the Moon connects with the planet of stability, Saturn.
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If Sharon Tate were a more grounded presence, instead of someone ethereal, Once Upon a Time would be a different movie.
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What's striking about "Black Girl's Window," in contrast with those previous experiments, is how much more grounded and affective it is.
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IBM, for example, describes its computer's performance using more grounded, perhaps even old-school metrics, based in part on accuracy tests.
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Lucy in the Sky, his debut, is a slightly more grounded story about a NASA astronaut dealing with life on Earth.
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Your planetary ruler Mercury enters fellow earth sign Taurus this weekend, making everyone more grounded in their communication and thinking styles.
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As I watched the video for a last time, my palms weren't sweating as much and I realized I felt more grounded.
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"Being their bonus mom has made me a more grounded, selfless, loving and thoughtful person," Miller wrote on Instagram of the twins.
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The space stuff goes wild very quickly, but Erik's adventures on Earth are more grounded for most of Another Life's 10 episodes.
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So instead, studios found some success adapting comic books that are more grounded in reality, even if they aren't as well-known.
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DST aside, when the moon aligns with an earth sign, we usually feel a little more grounded and down to, well, earth.
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TV: Was it tricky to move between the really over the top with Preacher and the more grounded and quiet with Loving?
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And for new New Nintendo 3DS XL buyers it's not a bad deal, costing the same $200 as the more grounded variants.
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If you liked the brooding mystery of "Big Little Lies" but you want something more grounded, try this four-part mini-series.
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Or if you want something more grounded, the British series "Gavin & Stacey" is sweet and wonderful, and definitely more folksy than cosmopolitan.
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It also shows a growing push for a more grounded assessment of the crisis than mainstream economics has offered in recent decades.
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"It needed to come alive in a way that felt less formal, more grounded in the hips and pelvis," Ubeda told me.
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I'm actually more present in it and as a result I'm actually just happier because I'm more grounded in my values, OK?
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Your ruling planet, Mercury, connects with Saturn this afternoon, helping you sort out your feelings and making you feel more grounded around communication.
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She credits this to people feeling disconnected from the world they live in, and trying to find a way to become more grounded.
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Additionally, maintaining a daily and weekly routine can help make job hunters feel more grounded even though things are up in the air.
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Venus enters Virgo at 9:15 PM, creating a more grounded energy around romance, money, and self-worth as well as our values.
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While the lure of toys will always be their creation of an imaginary world, they're slowly becoming a little more grounded in reality.
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Previously, Villeneuve was known for more grounded, gritty dramas: the drug-war thriller Sicario, the action-procedural Prisoners, the exhausting personal drama Incendies.
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"Being their bonus mom has made me a more grounded, selfless, loving and thoughtful person," Miller previously wrote on Instagram of the twins.
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Where his original trilogy tackled issues like consciousness and morality on a universe-sized stage, the author takes a more grounded approach here.
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As crypto fever gripped many leading economies in 2018, Africa was shaping its own blockchain narrative — one more grounded in utility than speculation.
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The energy will be more grounded— and stubborn— when Mercury meets Saturn, on November 27 (or 28th, if you're on the East Coast).
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But when I leave the kirtan, I do feel better, more grounded and less distracted by thoughts of my past and hypothetical future.
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Like Santissimi's disturbing fleshy sculptures, Salcedo's work has a certain grotesqueness about it, but one more grounded in the real than the fantastical.
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To calm her nerves, she recently started to meditate with the help of Youtube videos and found it helps her feel more grounded.
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Despite her violent behavior, she's the shrewder and more grounded sister, never wavering from the pair's original aim of reaching the United States.
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With a wardrobe hero like this, you can make a velvet dress or pair of sparkly statement earrings feel more grounded in no time.
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This has been said before, but the movie would have been so much more believable if the villain was even a bit more grounded.
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But Glover is going for something a little more grounded in the dark side of the day-to-day with his new FX series.
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You write about how you began using the app iNaturalist to help you start identifying flora and fauna and get more grounded in place.
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That can mean aerial trips or the more grounded e-bikes and scooters option through Jump, the bike-share company Uber acquired last year.
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The mood will become more grounded once the Moon enters fellow Earth sign Taurus and makes a harmonious connection with the life-giving Sun.
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Pointe work is an essential component of ballet; it is also important in hiplet, but here pointe work has a different, more grounded effect.
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ITV is a more grounded à la carte version of his three-year-old flagship, one that emphasizes the acute flavors of fresh ingredients.
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The mood will become far more grounded — grumpy, even — when Venus opposes Saturn on May 26, so enjoy the mystical energy while it lasts.
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The Moon enters sensual Earth sign Taurus at 12:58 AM, creating a far more grounded vibe than the one we've been experiencing lately.
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That front-loading had the unexpected benefit, however, of making the three episodes that followed much more grounded, down to earth, and character-focused.
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Still, the journey through and past my weed anxiety has been a pursuit in self-knowledge and a rewarding path to becoming more grounded.
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Yes, it's a game about going after a godlike figure, but it's also more grounded than any of the past Dishonored games I've played.
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He learned many transferable skills and life lessons that made him a better player and, he believes, a more grounded and well-rounded person.
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A more grounded energy for communication arrives as Mercury connects with Saturn on September 5, which will also be helpful for planning your schedule.
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For me I need help feeling more grounded and my family does that, animals do that for me, the ocean does that for me.
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Luckily, these five tips will help you get through it mindfully and peacefully, so you arrive at work as a more grounded version of yourself.
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Keeping that video more grounded allowed the Pixel's camera abilities to flourish, diverting attention to John Legend's music over the "shot on a smartphone" schtick.
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"The budget is a largely pragmatic one, with realistic macroeconomic expectations and more grounded revenue and expenditure assumptions," said Wellian Wiranto of OCBC in Singapore.
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The energy will get more grounded at 7:13 AM when the Sun connects with Saturn, encouraging us to reflect on our commitments and responsibilities.
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You're stressed about security for much of today, but things will feel more grounded and stable later on when the Moon enters Earth sign Capricorn.
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Schneider (Todd Grinnell), the quintessential sitcom neighbor, is more grounded, and in one terrific scene talks with Penelope about her PTSD and his addiction crises.
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The most prominent liberal commentators now, like Maddow and Hayes, are more grounded and forensic, delving into policy without drifting away from its human impact.
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Tisherman's approach is more grounded in the present, however, and is firmly aimed at giving Earth doctors a bit more time to save a life.
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In response to such criticism, Gillespie directed people to his policies, which were detailed on his website and indeed more grounded in America's foundational ideals.
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The 4 percent of adults who have serious mental illnesses including schizophrenia and bipolar disorder need more grounded and intensive interventions to prevent their deterioration.
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Sure, there's extravagant action, but we wanted to have it a little bit more grounded than, like, your Fast and Furious or a Marvel movie.
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So Trump and Democrats may be talking about the same general topic, but one side is simply coming at it from a much more grounded basis.
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Those concerns were unfounded, but now the opposite may be the case for the Han Solo film: Lucasfilm wants young Han Solo to be more grounded.
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In the field, I watched students descend into their own darkness, depression gripping them, and I watched as they emerged from it, stronger and more grounded.
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You said earlier that we need to reimagine a new happiness fantasy, one that is less self-involved and more grounded in the world around us.
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The private videos-turned-music video — at least that's what it looks like to us — appear to deliver a look at a more grounded, new Taylor.
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By bringing a piece of outside world into your home (in the form of a crystal), you'll feel more grounded and in-tune with your surroundings.
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"Working on establishing a connection can help you feel more grounded in your relationship, and then sex can be icing on the cake," Dr. Zeising says.
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Yes, there's Colleen, who's got all the charisma and strength that Danny lacks, and a more grounded perspective than anyone from the Rand or Meachum families.
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While he normally has a more grounded interviewer to play off of in conversation, his fellow spectral Englishman Benedict Cumberbatch also seems to be pretty eccentric.
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When faced with the question of "What is Doom in the modern era?" the originally pivoted to a Call of Duty-style game, something more grounded, gritty.
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The new apartment blocks rising in Pyongyang appear more grounded in economic reality than the gargantuan Ryugyong hotel, which looms over Pyongyang and has never been completed.
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Will he find a place in the fantasy world, or will he portray a more grounded individual, like a doctor who cares for Hill and Stone's characters?
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Just taking a few moments to acknowledge and reflect on the fact that the moon is currently in Taurus can make you feel a little more grounded.
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If your mind tends to wander when you meditate, having a physical item to hold or focus on during your practice may help you feel more grounded.
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Not quite floral, not quite metallic, it's an earthy blend that instantly made me feel more grounded, even as I went about my feverishly paced morning routine.
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Along the way, his relationship with wife Anna Faris and their son Jack has kept him seeming more grounded that his Star Lord character could ever be.
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Anthony Mackie and Samuel L. Jackson, both of them veterans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, are set to team up again for a decidedly more grounded tale.
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The energy gets more grounded when Mercury meets Saturn on Nov 27 (or 28th if you're on the East Coast), putting people in a more serious mood.
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The energy will feel more grounded once the Moon enters Earth sign Taurus this afternoon, inspiring you to connect with your family and spend time at home.
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Ms. Adlon, who also directed every episode this season, is more grounded and anchored in her role as Sam Fox, actress and single mother to three daughters.
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A more grounded energy for communication returns on September 5 as Mercury connects with Saturn in Capricorn, bringing agreements and conversations about the future and your career.
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Again, it could've turned out exactly the same if I'd spent hours watching the videos, but I may have been more grounded in terms of what I did.
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It also made me realize how nice it is to just sit quietly sometimes, and it did make me feel more grounded and connected to the present moment.
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Just like cutting back on lattes, this a regular piece of advice we hear about all the time — but this one is a little more grounded in reality.
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"If it brought me to who I am today, which is a much more grounded, calm, spiritual, grateful person, then it was 1,000 percent worth it," she says.
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After a streak of surreal episodes of Atlanta, we got something more grounded in the latest episode, a flashback featuring both cousins from back in their school days.
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This weekend's new moon in Taurus helps you take the initiative to feel more grounded either by energetically cleansing your home or getting in touch with your family.
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In the one more grounded in his report, Democrat after Democrat argued that, if Trump were not the President, he would have been charged with obstruction of justice.
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But back then, Mr. Carlson was a lone prominent voice on Fox, and his more grounded views did not break through to my mother in the early days.
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Still, it would be an exercise in solipsism without the larger, more grounded ensemble, particularly Daniel's opposite number, Ted, Jr., who becomes both his bully and his victim.
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While the new story about microcredit isn't the one that propelled it to such heights, it's much more grounded in evidence and, in many ways, it's still inspiring.
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Unlike Wesley's CW series, Tapped, which is based on the unpublished memoir by How To Survive A Sharknado author Andrew Shaffer, will be a little more grounded in reality.
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Based on the premiere, though, what could be an amusing look at the more grounded side of life among superheroes is a mere mortal when it comes to charm.
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It's a little more grounded than the other seasons, and Kelsey is really honing in on getting her imprint to be taken seriously and making a name for herself.
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Needless to say, Lawrence is staying serious, but in a much more grounded, believable way — which may mean fewer global blockbusters, and happier creative experiences, for the Oscar winner.
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From 'Sausage Party' co-director Conrad Vernon The new take on The Toxic Avenger will reportedly be a more grounded version of the over-the-top, low-budget original.
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Erisis's classes teach performers to get away from improv styles that use easy stereotypes to portray characters, because in doing so, performers craft more grounded (and therefore funnier) scenes.
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The difference between them, though, is that the Meyerist Movement's creation story somehow seems more grounded in reality than L. Ron Hubbard's mythology about a galactic overlord named Xenu.
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It's not as sexy or lucrative as running a hedge fund, for example, but the proximity to crucial human needs makes one a more grounded and non-terrible person.
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Every so often, though, they get the kind of moment that calls for a more grounded performance than their usual slapstick; usually, they knock it out of the park.
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It takes guts to go all out and create a swirling fantasy adventure at a time when the industry is trending toward sci-fi, superhero, and more grounded stories.
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While he possessed the same gravitas and personality as Joker, he was also somehow darker and more grounded than the previous animated TV and film iterations of the character.
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Now that we've gotten through the more grounded readings of the movie, let's dive headfirst into what the many mythical and literary allusions sprinkled throughout The Lighthouse could mean.
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At Deitch in SoHo, the multipart installation "Laundromat" is more grounded in the real world, stressing Mr. Ai's role as political activist and hunter-gatherer of materials and information.
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It gives you some context of what's going on, and there's so much that's context-free that it's a way to kind of feel a little bit more grounded.
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And if you want to keep a more grounded feel while playing Smash Ultimate, you can change each stage to its omega (flat) or battlefield (flat with three platforms) version.
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I steeled myself before telling my editor I was having a "medical emergency" and prepared for pushback, but she had the more grounded response of offering to call an ambulance.
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"Genius" is too fascinated by its own flashiness, but when it gives over to more grounded, human-scale stories, you can see the beginnings of the show it could be.
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This exercise will help you be more grounded in your body in the new year, allowing you to speak from a great place of power about everything—especially your emotions.
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The Moon, in Leo, clashes with Venus at 6:29 AM, stirring up insecurities, but a more grounded energy takes over at 9:38 AM when it connects to Saturn.
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These results, however, suggest that people in relationships have fantasies that are more grounded in reality than people assume, at least when it comes to who they're having sex with.
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Suprematism was quickly superseded by the more grounded, utilitarian art of Constructivism — one of the first to announce the death of painting, as El Lissitzky does in a wall text.
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And so unless he was totally making these things up in fantasy and now we know that they're much more grounded in reality, the things he told me were truthful.
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But Pretty Little Liars never executed its reveals with the winking self-awareness of a more grounded show like Jane the Virgin (also a fan of the rubber mask move).
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The novel was also often discussed as a more grounded contemporary of Valley of the Dolls, and as a seminal text for television shows from Sex and the City to Girls.
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One of Grossman's major goals while writing the series "was to present a more grounded, kind of technical version of magic," instead of the more "cartoony" representation often seen in films.
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In theory, having real human faces attached to some of The Circle's more unlikely statements and beliefs should humanize the story, making it more grounded and real, and raising the stakes.
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Create some daily rituals that can help you feel more grounded and connected to nature—perhaps journaling or committing to taking a bath with luxurious salts and scents once a week.
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"In the field, I watched students descend into their own darkness, depression gripping them, and I watched as they emerged from it, stronger and more grounded," a former college professor wrote.
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Mercury enters steadfast Taurus this weekend, making everyone much more grounded in their communication styles; on Sunday, it connects with electric Uranus, bringing some surprising news or communication breakthroughs our way!
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So if you're looking for a more grounded superhero story while you wait to see who gets undusted in Avengers: Endgame, this might be one to put on your to-watch list.
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It's clear to me based on our brief conversation that Martin's vast universe can support any mixture of those extremes, from the purely fantastic to the more grounded to anywhere in between.
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The first trailer for the project highlighted Carl Sagan's famous "mote of dust" quote and touched on humanity's potential exploration of the cosmos, but this new trailer is a bit more grounded.
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Aquileo's discourse with the farmers is more grounded than that—focused on what they'll be able to plant if the peace process succeeds, and what kinds of public works they can expect.
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In the world of Disney fandom, there's also Disneybounding, where devotees take their love to a more grounded, real-world level by wearing clothes that simply suggest the idea of Disney characters.
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" Nardole will be "a little different" from the last time we saw him — both a bit more grounded and, at times, even "sinister," per Moffat: "There are lots of layers to him.
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It all happens pretty fast, and the upshot is basically "she got into the room with technology," but what she's doing is a lot more grounded and plausible than you might think.
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A more grounded energy arrives as Mercury connects with Saturn on October 12, and special insight into what this Venus retrograde means for you comes as Mercury meets Venus on October 15.
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Things will be more grounded—but not any less emotional—as Mercury connects with Saturn on September 228; however, you won't exactly be in the clear when it comes to confusing information.
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Amid all the speculation about Breitbart, one of the more grounded analyses is a project at Harvard, where a law professor named Yochai Benkler has been studying the company's rise and influence.
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Readers of Forster's novel will recognize, in the magnetic, vain Toby, some of the qualities of Helen, the reckless younger Schlegel sister, and, in Eric, those of the more grounded, cerebral Margaret.
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Travis' dunderheaded faith in FAM could easily be the central plot of the show, following television's time-honored comedy tradition of pitting a funny, well-intentioned husband against his more grounded, realistic wife.
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Mercury is retrograde in Virgo, causing communication in your relationships to be stressful; however, today things will feel a little more grounded around communication, thanks to the Moon in chill Earth sign Taurus.
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Of course taking care of your private life was fun, but now that you're feeling a little more grounded, it's time to invite your friends (or lovers) over to see your new space!
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This opens up several opportunities that allow viewers to see what discrimination looks like not from a superhero's perspective — which extends above and beyond human ignorance — but from a more grounded, human one.
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You might recall that McCain played an instrumental role in bringing the Steele Dossier — the source of the "pee tape" rumor and more grounded evidence of Trump-Russia ties — to the FBI's attention.
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In this season, she finds herself being a little more grounded and a little more involved with the kids' lives and with family life and what that really means and what that looks like.
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Actor Bob Odenkirk has spent years on AMC playing the fallible attorney Saul Goodman, but next he's looking to appear on the network as a much more grounded figure: the late journalist David Carr.
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Jon Peterson: Todd Lockwood, along with Sam Wood, took D&D art a step back from the high fantasy of the 1980s and tried to show us a more grounded world of fantastic adventure.
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A simple way to pause and get more grounded is to use a method called S.T.O.P. , which stands for "stop, take three breaths, observe what is happening in your body, and proceed," she said.
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"I'm a stronger, better, more grounded and courageous woman today and I will do my best to continue to grow so I can say the same thing at 50, 60, 70 and beyond," she continued.
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Miles isn't Spider-Man here, but he is a playable character, and his life eventually intersects with Peter's in decidedly non-superheroic ways that offer some of the more grounded, human moments of the game.
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Her master's program at Bard College — overseen by Dawn Upshaw, herself a soprano who charted a maverick course in contemporary music — was more grounded, guiding Ms. Bullock toward the in-depth study of poetic song texts.
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The Village Voice often stepped up to fill the void, reporting on New York City's news with a sensibility that felt more grounded in reality and deep knowledge of the city than some of its peers.
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Not only are the rails convenient for hanging art, but they also help bring one's sight line just a bit lower, making you feel more grounded in a room that is extra tall, Mr. McMillan said.
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The lunar eclipse in Pisces arrives on September 16, and while this energy will be just as stormy as the first, you will feel more grounded and certain of your needs and desires by this time.
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"Lighthizer offers a far more grounded prognosis of the likelihood of success than President Trump and others in the administration recently have," said Henrietta Treyz, director of economic policy at the investment advisory firm Veda Partners.
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I do concede that the Enlightenment that occurred in Europe was more aggressively secular than the more Burkean form of Enlightenment that motivated the American Founders, which was much more grounded in the Judeo-Christian heritage.
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"This was a much more grounded military parade in the sense that these are real systems they have actually tested," said Dave Schmerler, a research associate at the Middlebury Institute for International Studies' Center for Nonproliferation Studies.
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Jeff Levine, the Shed's Chief Marketing and Communications officer, spent nearly the previous decade working at the Whitney Museum; his perspective contrasted with Alpers's, since it was more grounded in the language of marketing than museum studies.
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Simple headed goals are no longer staples of English soccer, which now is dominated by foreign players with teams often coached — as in the case with West Ham's Croatian manager, Slaven Bilic — in a much more grounded style.
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Rather than providing a comic foil to Liekens's more grounded, practical advice, Jones's puerile jokes and pubescent discomfort with particular topics means the show often ends up mocking the very kind of sexual expression it's trying to encourage.
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The writing isn't nearly as over-the-top as it is in Grand Theft Auto — the edginess and satire are shifted to the background in favor of a more grounded, human tale — and RDR2 is better for it.
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Directed by Martin Campbell—who previously reinvented Bond once before with 1995's GoldenEye—Casino Royale was the refreshing reboot that the Bond franchise needed, more grounded and believable than many of the ridiculous films that preceded it.
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That's still true here in a lot of ways, but members of the Overwatch team have consistently shown a willingness to pull back the curtain and engage with the community on a more grounded level than you typically see.
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As human beings we need to have a purpose to get up and do what we do, whether it's a physical goal like competing in something or having a body transformation, or a spiritual goal of being more grounded.
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You're unsure about what you want creatively or in your love life today, Scorpio, due to the Moon's connection with hazy, dreamy Neptune, but you'll feel more grounded when the Moon connects with communication planet Mercury in the afternoon.
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I've been thinking about how skillfully Search Party balances the more stereotypical characters of Portia and Elliott against the more grounded portrayals of Drew and Dory, and I'm trying to figure out why it succeeds when it probably shouldn't.
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We each wallowed in our own misery for a while, but each slowly started to crawl out of it, started to work on ourselves more, started to grow stronger individually, more grounded, more at home in our own skin.
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If he's so preprogrammed by the machine (and he is) that he can't toggle into a more grounded form of humanity once he's home, then he's always gonna be the jolly lapdog you already see gracing your TV screen.
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Expand the Marvel Cinematic Universe with a series of comic book shows about heroes whose lives were more grounded than those of the high-flying Avengers, and whose stories would be told in a prestige-ish TV format on Netflix.
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"People across the country don't trust either Republicans or Democrats, and so the way we do that is by having people I think are more representative, more grounded in a movement for change, and come from the movements," she said.
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"I usually just read the news, scroll through Facebook for a bit now and then, and try to occupy my time with other things like learning French again or staying more grounded in life/in touch with my family," she said.
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But slowly, Watchmen unfurls into something much darker and keener: a story that, while rife with ostentatious characters like mad genius Ozymandias and all-powerful Doctor Manhattan, is much more grounded in showing us what it's like to be powerless.
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Both deal with the potential impact of artificial intelligence on society, with King's book providing a futurist's slightly fantastical overview on this and other technologies, while Domingos' offers a more grounded and practical look at the rise of machine learning.
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Emanuar's first version of the mod is a bit more grounded and focuses on how throwing and jumping off it can be very helpful on SM64's tricky platforming, and the second version focuses on capturing more normal things like enemies.
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I worked with a really close friend of mine, an acting coach named Mark Joy, he's phenomenal, and he helped me tonally with the audition, and bringing aspects of my life into the scene as to make it be more grounded.
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But at a time when the flagship Walking Dead series seems to have fallen into a lockstep rhythm of tease, stall, gore, and repeat, Fear the Walking Dead is inexplicably passing on the opportunity to tell a more grounded, interesting story.
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To create more unnatural sounds than the ones they use for the more grounded Gems, the trio had Magno — singing backup as two separate versions of Pearl — layer her voice in dissonant chords to keep the song a little off-kilter.
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It's a dreamy July, with magical Neptune making some easy connections to other planets, plus a new moon in psychic Cancer—but things get more grounded and practical later this month, thanks to the full moon in Earth sign Capricorn.
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The president's comments appear more grounded in Trump's almost childlike fascination with military hardware — he has repeatedly requested a military parade in his honor in Washington, despite the fact that such a parade would destroy DC's streets — than anything else.
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The bustling, day-to-day life in the Step Town district of Wakanda is on full display to give audiences a more grounded perspective of Wakanda and a closer look at a beautiful place that so many are trying to protect.
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The president would accept it after speaking with his more grounded aides, this official said, but then revert to believing it was a plot by Democrats or Ukrainians or others after speaking with associates outside the administration like Mr. Giuliani.
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Thunberg countered Mnuchin's comments with an argument more grounded in the physical sciences: We are facing extremely disruptive warming consequences absent a dramatic change in policy trajectory, and one really doesn't need to know much about economics to understand that.
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Instead, she uses Lloyd's skeptical perspective to explore how applicable Rogers' simple (but never easy) approach to the world is for those of us who are no longer children, avoiding cheap sentimentality in favor of more grounded displays of emotion.
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In the other, the plot is slightly more grounded and yet at the same time more adrift in the Sandlerverse: Sandler plays Jack, an ad executive tasked with persuading Al Pacino to star in a commercial for the Dunkin' Donuts Dunkaccino.
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Take 10-15 minutes for yourself — whether it's meditation, taking a walk, stretching, listening to music, or tuning into Brain FM. Allowing yourself more "you" time can help you feel more grounded and excited about work, as well as less stressed.
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If that sounds too ahistorical to you, you can still play a more grounded version of the game in the so called "Records" mode where generals are not one-warrior armies and the focus is more squarely on unit tactics.
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Set across a number of European cities and parts of the Middle East, Modern Warfare 2019 aims to recenter the combat-driven franchise with what the developers describe as a more grounded and authentic experience, designed for play within a modern context.
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That's why Life Sentence is allowed to delve into what adulthood and coming of age mean with a more grounded approach that doesn't veer into murder-y soap opera territory (although emotions are still very, very high in this suburban slice of Oregon).
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The decision to combine both practical and computer effects resulted in a movie that feels much more grounded than the prequels, but one that still works as a space fantasy matinee, allowing rubber-suited aliens to rub shoulders with cutting-edge CG spaceships.
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To be clear, my advice isn't to go and have a kid before starting a company, but just to make sure the core of your identity and your sense of self-worth is tied to something more grounded than your company's valuation.
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Inside, due to the Notebook Flash's more grounded budget, you only get Intel Pentium or Celeron CPUs, 4GB of RAM, and 64GB of eMMC storage, which makes this thing the Windows-based equivalent to many of the new Chromebooks released at CES.
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"Given that we are in an environment of Covid-19 shelter in place and lockdown, we need our celebrities to feel more grounded and to lift us up and to let us know that we are all in this together," Levine said.
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So this season felt like they were finally in a place where they could have a real go at it — in a way that felt healthy for the first time — now that they seem to be a little more grounded, more humbled.
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The groups that have come to define partisanship in recent years, she wrote, are far more grounded in social and moral values, geographic choice, and identity politics than the influential groups of yesteryear (especially unions) that maintained a focus on group economic interests.
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Her style, which she honed at the experimental training program at the California Institute of the Arts (she grew up in Westchester and "wanted to be in a place my parents would have to take a plane," she said) is more grounded and more granular.
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In Marshall's exhibition, from which Beasley is most directly drawing, Newman's aesthetic exercise becomes something far more grounded and specific: Primary colors are replaced with the colors of the Pan-African flag and mixed in with other slices of African and African American culture.
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I worked with them for more than 12 years, but I knew it was time to do something a little more grounded and something that would connect me more to my community in San Francisco, so I opened up a cookie shop, Cookie Love.
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For those who prefer their reading matter a little more grounded, we also offer an account of America's recent military activities, a novelist's memoir of life as an extreme latchkey kid, and a couple of takes on winners and losers in the current economy.
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THRUSH: So, a lot of--you know, I mean, one of the things when you watch your show that I think is really good and different is you're a much--you are--have a much more grounded presence than most people who are on television.
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At the same time, in keeping their actual reasons for war from the public, the Bush administration lost the opportunity for those reasons to be openly debated, at which point more grounded Middle East or military scholars might have revealed them as dangerously misguided.
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Where someone like The Rock has carved out a career as our collective cartoon parent saving the world with a smirk, Krasinski's mode is more grounded, and his circle is very pointedly constrained, reflecting narrower ideas of just what it means to look out for your own.
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Or maybe you imagine something a little more grounded than aliens and orcs, instead picturing a British nanny who glides over London, or a team of dinosaurs stalking two kids through an amusement park kitchen, or a man who ages backward as he journeys through time.
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We'll struggle with feelings of insecurity at 8:30 PM when the Moon opposes Venus, but a more grounded energy will emerge once the Moon connects with stable Saturn at 9:09 PM. Surprises will arrive at 11:03 PM when the Moon meets wildcard Uranus.
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There are soloist roles — namely the bride and the groom — but the ballet, featuring 25 dancers, achieves its power through unison scenes in which the classical body must become more grounded by using fluid hips and an open chest to dig inside the music's driving pulse.
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Charlotte Nicdao (soon to be seen in Rob McElhenney and Charlie Day's unnamed video game dev comedy for Apple) plays Lucy as a sunny, monomaniacal Gen Z narcissist whose self-awareness is built precariously on the twin pillars of fake internet points and Daisy's more grounded feedback.
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Yes, season six still features the wild conceptual episodes Community is now known for, but it also contains far more grounded adventures that simply tried to treat Greendale as an organic world, a place where the show's characters have found each other — and in each other found a home.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE grounded Boeing 737 Max planes after the Ethiopian Airlines crash, which killed 189.
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In a world in which transgender rights—and even transgender existence—are increasingly up for debate, where a state-run workplace like the Department of Defense can issue a blanket ban on our inclusion in the military, our fear of discrimination could not be more grounded or more real.
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So let us rein you back in with some more grounded predictions: based on the Season 7 trailer, based on who was on top when we last left off, based on the sage analysis of policy experts, and (because why the hell not) based on a Magic 8 Ball.
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"While we believe the volume targets are ambitious, Street and investor expectations seem more grounded and following a 23% decline in the share price post the Model 3 unveil, we do not believe Tesla shares are fully capturing the company's disruptive potential," the bank said in a note to clients Wednesday.
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When an entire episode follows Van, the mother of Earn's child, for instance, the situations she encounters are more grounded and down-to-earth — since she's more focused on the immediate future of her employment, she doesn't have a lot of room to notice the weirdness happening to Earn and others.
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So it has the same potential grit-and-grimness problem as The Wicked & The Divine above, except that The Golem And The Jinni, as a much more grounded and somber work with an overriding sense of melancholy and thoughtfulness, would lend itself much more to the studio's serious take on content.
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"There's a certain kind of magic or poetry to whatever he shoots, but he's much more grounded than that," said the Amsterdam-based filmmaker and artist Steve McQueen, who worked with Mr. Müller on "Caribs' Leap," part of a film installation he created for the Documenta exhibition in Germany in 21985.
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The Moon in Libra squares off with Pluto, the planet of death and rebirth, at 1:01 PM, stirring up intense emotions; however, a more grounded, secure energy arrives this evening when the Moon connects with stable Saturn at 10:12 PM. "Destroy and rebuild" is the theme of the day!
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But while Multiplicity largely leans on sexist clichés, with clones becoming more feminine or masculine based on what tasks they're assigned, Living with Yourself writer-creator Timothy Greenberg stays more grounded by focusing on the question of how people can wrestle with the worst parts of their natures to become better people.
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While the idea to televise the nominations, overall, is a smart one from the BRITs—piquing viewers' interest early, and encouraging excitement for the ceremony, in particular its public votes—the format feels like it needs ironing out a little, and might have benefitted from a more grounded chat show-type vibe.
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The Moon in Aries opposes Venus at 6:56 AM, stirring up sensitive emotions this morning, and passions flare tonight as the Moon squares off with fiery Mars at 7:04 PM. The Moon enters earth sign Taurus at 9:30 PM, shifting the energy this evening to a more grounded, stable vibe.
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The moon enters sensitive, psychic water sign Pisces at 8:27 AM and then connects with electric Uranus at 11:56 AM to bring surprises—but the energy is more grounded later on, when the moon connects with Saturn at 1:56 PM. Libra season starts at 9:55 PM—happy equinox!
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Trump looked altogether more grounded, in white sneakers and crisp white shirt, with a ponytail pulled through a black baseball cap emblazoned with the word "FLOTUS," during her time in the air the original shoes went from being mere footwear to objects of vilification thanks to social media's specific kind of alchemy.
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Sure there's some inflation alarmism out there, but its far more grounded in reality than the typical deflation hysteria that guides the Fed This kind of paranoia about inflation strikes me as incorrect and harmful, but it's not unusual for me to disagree with a Trump appointee about an important policy issue.
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The question of which rules superheroes should have to follow is at the heart of the MCU's Captain America: Civil War as well, but it feels more grounded here, in a setting where the heroes are tangling with threats the police could ostensibly handle, rather than fighting off alien invasions or unraveling global conspiracies.
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The leveling, the scale, your character's role in everything that's happening – it's all so much more grounded than it has been since players traveled through time in 2014's Warlords of Draenor and then became the most powerful characters to ever exist while fighting back against the universe's biggest threat in 2016's Legion.
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Pushing that surprising instinct aside—because this song is much more grounded, earthy, and organic than anything on Entroducing—"Against the Wall" may also inspire the listener to shed your skin, or at the very least, your clothes, and interpretive dance around your apartment, up the stairs and down them (if you have them).
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Created by Despicable Me filmmakers Yarrow Cheney and Chris Renaud, The Secret Life of Pets has a more grounded premise than its Minion-flavored cousins: The lives of our animal companions — dogs, cats, birds, fish, reptiles, even alpacas if that's your thing — revolve around us, so what do our pets do when we're not around?
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Rebecca Hall, Luke Evans, JJ Feild, and Bella Heathcote in Professor Marston and the Wonder Women Professor Marston and the Wonder Women takes a more grounded approach to human sexuality, exploring the three-way romance between Wonder Woman creator William Moulton Marston (Luke Evans), his wife Elizabeth Marston (Rebecca Hall), and their mutual lover Olive Byrne (Bella Heathcote).
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Things will start to feel more grounded when the Moon connects with Saturn at 2:14 AM. The vibe will be dreamy as hell when romantic Venus meets Neptune at 1:42 PM. (As lovely as this is, expect to feel lazy!) The Moon also connects with Neptune at 2:20 PM and with Venus at 2:23 PM.
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Judit Hegedus, who works with the local tourism board and has an allergy to sheepskin ("I like to study the Busos, but I don't want to be hugged by one," she said) explained that the origin story of Busojaras is more grounded in myth than reality, but that the festival itself has become a deeply rooted tradition.
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The movie weds an old Coen brothers script about the dark side of an allegedly idyllic bedroom community (in which a boy, Nicky [Noah Jupe], slowly realizes there's nothing Father Knows Best about his seemingly upright dad) with a far more grounded story about a black family getting harassed after moving into the all-white neighborhood — and ends up doing justice to neither.
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Though an uptick in form — including wins against high-flying Leicester City and the slightly more grounded Manchester United — has eased those concerns, Barnfield is a reminder that, should Burnley, a club with one of the lowest budgets in the division, ever succumb to economic reality, it will have something beyond happy memories to show for its spell in the Premier League.
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"The fact that you had spikes in the premiums of about 7 percent of the people is not going to be determinant of those outcomes," said Jared Bernstein, a former economic adviser to Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. Mr. Puzder's second complaint, that the law raises labor costs by mandating that employers cover full-time workers, appears more grounded in reality.
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There's a time traveler who's fed up with being tossed into the past and future when she least expects it, a woman who thinks angels are talking to her, but it means something more, a teen struggling in school because he's an empath (he's more grounded in reality than Mantis from Guardians of the Galaxy), and a man who can get people to do whatever he wants.
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Morelle's clear minimalism could pass for apolitical (and the word "politics" is of no import here, except when we understand that "the works examine the relations and tensions arising between the given space and the bodies," so that perception of space becomes another element inside of the work) because the formal structure of the work is more grounded in phenomena and conditions than in historical experience.
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The vibe continues to be intense as the Moon opposes excessive Jupiter at 1:43 PM. A boost in energy arrives when the Moon meets action planet Mars at 4:48 PM. The atmosphere will be more grounded at 9:18 PM when the Moon connects with stable Saturn, but the veil between worlds thins when the Sun meets dreamy Neptune at 9:45 PM. All times EST.
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The juxtaposition of those impulses within the genre can be seen in two movies released in 1995: "12 Monkeys," a science-fiction plot about using time travel to try to thwart a nascent plague that will wipe out most of humanity; and "Outbreak," a more grounded premise in which an airborne virus gets inadvertently smuggled into the US from Africa, requiring a team of doctors (led by Dustin Hoffman) to race against time trying to save a town where the infection is spreading.
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