But I'm not losing hope on the more mysterious me.
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The older you get, the more mysterious the pains become.
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This is more mysterious and alluring than dark and menacing.
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The unpopularity of the other women is even more mysterious.
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The inspiration for the Meyerist Movement was slightly more mysterious.
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There are few things more mysterious than our own dreams.
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How you got off the list was even more mysterious.
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Thumbnails were also more mysterious before YouTube introduced its "thumbnailer" tool.
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When it comes to Scream Queens, things are even more mysterious.
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Odysseus's long journey home makes nature seem a little more mysterious.
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They think it's more mysterious or fussy than other cooking methods.
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The third wine, the 2014 Décima, is a bit more mysterious.
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The world of Dots is about to get bigger — and more mysterious.
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It's more mysterious now—maybe the trajectory used to feel more certain.
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It's just a little more mysterious, a little more organic and strange.
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The intended audience for "Women Who Work" is a more mysterious question.
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The original source of this image is unknown, making it even more mysterious.
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Soylent powder may be open source, but the bars are far more mysterious.
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But McLemore is stranger than mystery, and more mysterious than a dead girl.
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You're in a relationship with some force that is more mysterious than yourself.
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To make matters more mysterious, it's also getting taller at the same time.
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But it is also something more mysterious than its subject or its setting.
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Read more: Mysterious space objects like 'Oumuamua will visit our solar system again.
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The reality beneath is much grander and more mysterious than we ever imagined.
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The results are warmer, softer, and more mysterious than his legendary geometric paintings.
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The results are the results, but the getting-there is significantly more mysterious.
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But this story gets more mysterious, more dramatic, and weirder by the day.
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What will happen next in Loughlin's case is more mysterious than any Hallmark whodunnit.
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Perhaps even more mysterious is how it managed to remain unscathed by oncoming traffic.
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The bears that roam the sea ice of the Beaufort Sea are more mysterious.
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C. auris is one of the newer and more mysterious examples of such infections.
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Bongs and more mysterious imbibing devices were displayed like objects in an art gallery.
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But in past experiments, scientists have thought there could be a fourth, more mysterious type.
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Rather than making the world more explicable, in Counterpart, AU makes the world more mysterious.
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It also explains one of the longer-lasting, more mysterious aftereffects of a measles infection.
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Unfortunately, the track is more mysterious than the identity of Becky With The Good Hair.
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His more mysterious works, like "The Snake Charmer" (21910), stand up well to the comparison.
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Explaining the premise of the show, Jin managed to make it sound even more mysterious.
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Her beauty seems all the more mysterious as a mask concealing a complex inner life.
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In the latest CW drama, Nancy Drew, things are getting more mysterious than ever before.
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One kind of Star Wars technology remains more mysterious than others, and that's the droids.
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Though helpful and a good listener, Tony grows more and more mysterious as the season progress.
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That connection is the mysterious detective Harry Ambrose (Bill Pullman), and his even more mysterious past.
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Sony's L2 remains more mysterious, but VentureBeat has photos that it says are the new model.
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The British chef also posted a photo with LiLo, though his was a bit more mysterious.
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In Knock Knock, circumstances are more mysterious—just as they would be for a young child.
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Eligia, meanwhile, remains something of an enigma throughout the book, more mysterious than her misanthropic husband.
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Let us propose a more mysterious, completely unexplored region: the core and mantle of the earth.
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On the contrary, the memoir might have been even more mysterious if he were alive today.
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In attempting to shrink, I appeared to become more mysterious and, thus, was perceived as strong.
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The fourth group, which Dr. Reich and his colleagues call "Ghost Modern," is far more mysterious.
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Productivity is more mysterious; its ebbs and flows have always been hard for economists to explain.
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Most of the images feel like straightforward portraits, while a few are a little more mysterious.
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Why make it WAY more mysterious by saying things like, You'll find out the real story ... someday.
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Their relationship begins as sexual, then turns to something more mysterious, fraught and destabilizing to them both.
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The flow of energy through terrestrial ecosystems is comparatively easy to study; marine ones are more mysterious.
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Black holes are regarded by many scientists as one of the more mysterious objects in the universe.
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The inner lives and motives of the fully human characters are more mysterious and difficult to articulate.
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"It makes her immediately more vulnerable, but also more wise and even more mysterious," van Houten said.
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The blood, when it came, seemed to originate from somewhere deeper and more mysterious than my womb.
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Currencies tend to be among the more mysterious of all the economic variables that economists try to understand.
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That's an apple stemA lighterTomatoCheck out the full video from Macro Room to see more mysterious macro shots:
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Of course, this is merely another theory about a mysterious house built by an even more mysterious woman.
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But he wanted to write music that was richer and more mysterious, harking back to Browne's "Salve regina".
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The photo comes a week after she posted this shoeless Instagram, which is even more mysterious in retrospect.
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The post-up is slightly more mysterious, protecting as it does both the ball and the scorer's intentions.
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Except for the set, though, the production did not measure up to the more mysterious and disturbing film.
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In any case, from here on out "The Underlying Chris" becomes deeper and clearer and, paradoxically, more mysterious.
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Tang: I just feel, like, cooler and smoother and more mysterious when my stuff&aposs on dark mode.
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Others, like Apothic and the Prisoner, are more mysterious, conveying in their gloom something that many find appealing.
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There's just something about its flavor that, in my humble opinion, lends a more mysterious, charismatic, and complex taste.
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This evening, it seems that the lightning strikes are done, and they've been replaced by something even more mysterious.
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It's unclear what's more mysterious: the plot of Black Mirror episodes or the actual making of Black Mirror episodes.
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His latest project, Low Flying Hawks, is yet another collaboration, though one that's a little more mysterious than usual.
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But it's a bit more mysterious if you think about the pallets that move from one warehouse to another.
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But later tonight, you could be in the mood for an adventure—the more mysterious or secret, the better!
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However, other whale deaths, such as the mass stranding of 150 pilot whales in Hamelin Bay, are more mysterious.
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It's a relationship that, in many ways, has only become more mysterious to me as the years have passed.
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And Arnu likes to help people understand this strange place's true history and its true, if more mysterious, present.
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Brown is much more mysterious, in a certain way nocturnal and, in my opinion, also a little more sophisticated.
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But Pius, who isn't an obvious racist or capitalist, is smarter and more mysterious than any horror-show Trump facsimile.
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Meanwhile, President of the European Council Donald Tusk, who chairs European summits, was a little more mysterious with his approach.
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When Naamah makes a rope swing to propel herself off the boat to swim, the novel's more mysterious inventions appear.
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She's more mysterious to me than a lot of other women tennis players, a lot of tennis players in general.
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While interviews with movie stars and visual artists abide, the preparation process of a ballet performance is a bit more mysterious.
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" Kloss continued: "Women who have confidence and sensuality but in a much more mysterious way is something I find really attractive.
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Click here to view original GIFDo you know how to make a TV show seem more mysterious than it actually is?
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Then, in 1936, an excavation at another Incan burial site turned up more mysterious skulls with multiple healed holes in them.
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All of which throws the events of last season into an even more mysterious light, if such a thing is possible.
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And these friendships have been, in many ways, more mysterious than erotic love: more subtle, less selfish, more attuned to kindness.
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They also intend to open the project up to citizen scientists and use artificial intelligence to identify more mysterious vanishing objects.
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Brown diamonds are much more mysterious than white ones, said Vincenzo Castaldo, the creative director at the Italian jewelry house Pomellato.
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But how and why whales pass song fragments across hundreds of miles, and to thousands of animals, is far more mysterious.
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"All the hype online saying the collection was this big secret was tweaking the truth to make it more mysterious," Januszkiewicz said.
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The hackers behind the fresh series of attempted intrusions of US energy utilities remain far more mysterious than Energetic Bear or Sandworm.
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Yet what makes Zika more mysterious is that for most of those infected with the mosquito-borne virus, the symptoms are minor.
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Every Question That Was Asked on WestworldDo you know how to make a TV show seem more mysterious than it actually is?
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Many incorrectly referred to the location as the "dark side" of the moon, which makes the entire situation feel much more mysterious.
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But what begins as a consciously old-fashioned adventure tale subtly, almost imperceptibly, morphs into something far richer, more mysterious and cosmic.
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Others have even started copying it with their own "Dank Vapes," making the name itself even more mysterious and difficult to track.
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It goes by an even more mysterious title in the city's $10 million contract with outside criminal defense lawyers: John Doe Investigation.
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And Lorca represents a more mysterious, complicated version of a Starfleet captain who can almost only exist during a time of war.
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And so the road trip, and the drug drama, and the struggle for wholeness unfold against a series of more mysterious events.
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And since the death of former New England Patriot Aaron Hernandez in 2017, his story has only gotten more mysterious and multilayered.
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Trump's options are more vast, her movements more mysterious and her activities, when she's not working with her team, more cloaked in privacy.
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The new emojis will be standardized across every platform, which means no more mysterious black squares where your eggplant was supposed to be.
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Despite that high-purchase profile, it's one of the more mysterious Chinese acquirers, as the leadership at the company is unclear to outsiders.
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But an eagle-eyed Redditors caught a connection that hints at a huge, much more mysterious reveal from the White Walkers next episode.
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This one is a little bit more mysterious, but could Daenerys be hosting some more unexpected visitors (by the name of Greyjoy, perhaps)?
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The title's "for now" pointedly conveys the show's twin strains of ecological optimism and pessimism, but its invocation of "poetry" is more mysterious.
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" – Mary Oliver "There is nothing more mysterious than destiny — of a person, of our species, of our planet, or of the universe itself.
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More mysterious than inconceivable, it left us with our own theories; its last scenes are ours to interpret and to try to shake.
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Unlike her public relationship with Ramesh "Sunny" Balwani, the former president and chief operating officer of Theranos, this new relationship is much more mysterious.
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One of the more mysterious shots from the Last Jedi trailer is a glimpse of R2D2 and a hooded figure staring at burning rubble.
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Consider that Twin Peaks, as a whole, suggests that human adventures are a mere façade atop something deeper and darker and altogether more mysterious.
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The brunette hair paired with the incredibly popular tiny sunglasses trend she rocked courtside makes her look even more mysterious than she did before.
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From there, Piper only becomes more mysterious, until she cuts a strange glowing object out from under her skin in the hour's closing moments.
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London (CNN)As one of the world's most renowned scientists, Stephen Hawking is regularly called on to help explain the universe's more mysterious phenomena.
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From a bird's eye view, the Buddha's presence seems bold and dynamic, but the view is much subtler and more mysterious from the ground.
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We know how much total matter is in the universe, including "normal" matter (things like stars, planets, you, me) and more mysterious "dark" matter.
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Writing about the past is a way of placing oneself in a lineage defined not by blood but by affinity, that more mysterious thing.
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But the EU's chief executive Jean-Claude Juncker said Britain's intentions had become more mysterious than those of the mythological sphinxes guarding ancient tombs.
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Meanwhile, as one of the outer (and more distant) planets, Neptune's effects on our lives are much subtler — and of a far more mysterious nature.
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Taking advantage of the lower-degree of hyper-realistic precision that the medium offers, her paintings feel more mysterious than didactic, more allegorical than forthright.
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But the motives behind Mr. Quinn's memorializing love and loss are more mysterious than his scheme to get five-star sushi on his lunch break.
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The Spectacle: Shots inside the spacecraft, shaded in deep blues and reds and yellows, are more mysterious and stunning than the shots of black holes.
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But the purpose of chronic pain, which scientists define as pain that lasts for more than three months after its initial cause, is more mysterious.
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The crew of the USS Enterprise crash-lands on a mysterious planet, where they are drawn into the schemes of an even more mysterious villain.
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Even more mysterious was the silence of Justice Alito and Chief Justice Roberts, the other two jurists who snubbed Mr Ray while siding with Mr Murphy.
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That makes it all the more mysterious that he reportedly broke up with his last girlfriend just weeks before announcing he would be the next Bachelor.
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One is about three moms at a barre studio who learn that it's a front for something more mysterious, and they're enlisted in this underground force.
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More mysterious, however, was his emotional life: "Donald showed scant interest in the inhabitants of the outside world, and that included his parents," Donvan and Zucker write.
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But his design team is placing the neon behind a translucent Plexiglas scrim so it will have "a much more mysterious presence" from the sidewalk, he said.
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Others are more mysterious: rates of aggravated assault in Chicago have decreased on windier days, while cars in Philadelphia were stolen more often when parked near schools.
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The faintly mystical aura of his biography and certain strange wanderings into romantic love do not so much humanize Gaitonde as make him more marvelous, more mysterious.
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The business is popular enough that others have started copying it with their own "Dank Vapes," making the name itself even more mysterious and difficult to track.
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But even more mysterious is his involvement in the affairs of Ukraine, a non-EU country, where he's made at least three separate visits in recent months.
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But ANITA was calibrated to detect a more mysterious class of neutrinos that scientists think get juiced up during interactions with ultra-high-energy cosmic rays (UHECRs).
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It's a complex mental disorder involving genetics and triggering events and brain chemistry and probably something much deeper and more mysterious than what our human minds can comprehend.
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The fact that the psychological warfare on diplomats reportedly began in the fall of 2016 and remained secret until this month has made everything all the more mysterious.
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"My professional life is the only thing that I feel I have a lot of control over — romantic stuff is a little bit more mysterious," says Kaling, 38.
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" It is no more mysterious behavior than you and I going to Starbucks because one of us said, "Hey, would you like to get a cup of coffee?
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It looks like next week's episode of Westworld will finally pull back the curtain on one of the more mysterious players in this whole twisted narrative: the Ghost Nation.
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Pools of blood that may have belonged to Evelyn, as well as eyewitness accounts of a girl who might have been her, make this story all the more mysterious.
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The "rich girl" chorus and those fluttery voices together make it unique, leveling up the normal sleepiness of this new arm of rap into something more mysterious and compelling.
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What they're saying: "Every time we make discoveries on Titan, Titan becomes more and more mysterious," Marco Mastrogiuseppe, lead author of the new Titan study, said in a statement.
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Microsoft could still email out more mysterious messages in the coming days before the holidays, so be prepared to hunt through any messages from the company for hidden clues.
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If he can manage to interest people in what is often an unfamiliar technology, he then pitches his potential customers on the more mysterious, but crucial idea of financing.
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A moan that revealed a much bigger, more mysterious space than one would think could come from a mere body, like when the whole ocean speaks through a shell?
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While not nudging the pain threshold as the goat had, the venison beneath the crust was even more mysterious in its spicy elaborations (cinnamon being the one recognizable flavor).
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Because you're ruled by Venus, whatever sign it's in will color your attitude—and since it's in Scorpio, you're going to be more mysterious but also much more emotionally intense.
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Most members of Congress have been happy enough to allow the President increasingly wide latitude to launch airstrikes (like in Syria) and other, more mysterious operations, without formally weighing in.
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Many of the unsettlingly edited portraits are little more than lips and double chins, though a few forgo the mouth area entirely in favor of more mysterious swaths of skin.
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In recent years, security researchers have also found a web of evidence—some of which has until now remained unpublished—that definitively ties the group to other, more mysterious incidents.
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For many longtime (and long-suffering) fans who are have spend years getting used to Ocean's more mysterious, reclusive persona, his recent, public activity is both weird and very interesting.
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The sources of Mr. Modi's impregnable charisma seem more mysterious when you consider that he failed completely to realize his central promises of the 2014 election: jobs and national security.
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Now, a promising study into its origins has come up empty-handed, meaning that whatever is causing the faint signature is currently unknown to us and more mysterious than ever.
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Even more mysterious: What happens to your DNA after you spit in a test tube and send it to 23andMe or Ancestry to decode your DNA for a not-insignificant fee.
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The gift of liberty from one republic to another was certainly an economic and political exchange but, the author argues, it was much more than that, something deeper and more mysterious.
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That ends up making the game feel much more mysterious than it's meant to, and also makes it take far more games to figure out how the various decks are composed.
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In the other, more mysterious, corner is Rafael, who was dogged by the question of who his birth parents are for years before he decided finding out wouldn't be worth it.
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Whether it's the cognitive dissonance of Guns N' Roses playing to the flower-crowned and glowstick hordes, Axl's inability to move, or something more mysterious and intangible, the magic is absent.
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In her first novel, Kathleen McInnis takes on this less explored and more mysterious group: the civilian men and, particularly, women who work in the building responsible for American national security.
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It suggests that other complex phenomena might reveal themselves in a comparable way — "systems that are more mysterious, where you can't so easily see the scarring and the breakage," he said.
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"It started out with a much darker and more mysterious feeling, and we played around with ideas of combining surf rock and taiko drums and Ethiopian influences as well," he explains.
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"I wanted to photograph pets that were a bit more unusual, some of them wild-looking or wild-seeming, because these kinds of relationships were more mysterious to me," she says. Housebroken
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The more mysterious false killer whale, or Pseudorca crassidens, is believed to feed on other cetaceans, but it seems like they're not opposed to snacking on a shark from time to time.
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While I weirdly could and would watch Lorde eating french fries for probably hours, I came to the website to learn more about her music, and now things are even more mysterious.
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Weaving Waymo's computer "driver" into the fabric of society requires an understanding of something even more mysterious and complex: people and how they interact with each other and the environment around them.
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His distinctive, highly personal movies, which can appear deliberately naïve and are characterized by what seems to be a Buddhist-inflected animism, can be even more mysterious than those of Mr. Resnais's.
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" Additionally, he noted, pursuing the different fields of natural science can lead to an even "more mysterious experience" of their respective subjects, because "there are always more secrets behind the scientific explanations.
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Nowadays, most runologists consider it a letter no more mysterious than the letter T. Even so, the presence of the Tyr rune on the team's sweater design was enough to raise alarms.
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Worth noting for your anxiety: the term "brain-eating amoeba" can—and sometimes does—refer to Naegleri fowleri's somewhat more mysterious cousin Balamuthia mandrillaris, which is acquired from soil rather than swimming.
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But the link between long sleep duration and mortality risk is more mysterious, and may be driven by a third factor, such as an underlying health problem that is not measurable, Åkerstedt said.
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But take the fundamental compulsion toward sparkle and shine and multiply it by the much more mysterious (but still very real) love of canines, and you get something that's all but biologically irresistible.
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Recently, scientists have discovered fossils of birds that we wouldn't expect to be so large today—prehistoric parrots that stood one meter tall, penguins the size of people, and other, more mysterious birds.
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That show, "Dare Me," ended up at USA, and the 10-episode season that begins Sunday — sexier and more mysterious than the sometimes glibly nihilistic "Euphoria" — shows that first choice isn't always best.
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The universe consists of roughly 5 percent atomic matter by weight, 27 percent mysterious dark matter and 68 percent of the even more mysterious dark energy that is speeding up the cosmic expansion.
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Astronomers spot more mysterious radio signals from far outside the galaxy "Cepheid variable stars" are young stellar bodies that burn far brighter than our own sun, but also pulse in a very stable pattern.
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Not only did that month see Mars, the planet of action and decision-making, go retrograde — it also saw Neptune, one of our solar system's more mysterious outer planets, hit its annual backspin, too.
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That twist is the real selling point here — while Dark otherwise just looks like another gritty, somber crime story (although probably a very good one), there's something much more mysterious waiting to be discovered.
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Film fans got a first glimpse of Oscar winnerTom Hanks reprising the role of Harvard symbologist Robert Langdon in "Inferno" on Monday, unlocking more mysterious codes in the film version of Dan Brown's thriller.
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But when Ms. Kowroski performed during her pregnancy, up until her fourth month, something more mysterious happened: layers of tension melted away as she danced with strength and control but was also utterly free.
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For some reason, though, the Stack always looked to me as if it had defied gravity (or perhaps obeyed some other, more mysterious force) and grown down the far side of the dresser instead.
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On their new album InDreams, the duo plays with melodies in a way that never hinders the journey forward, only amplifying it with harsh rhythmic cuts cut that reveals something deeper and more mysterious.
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Image: Mat Smith, University of SouthamptonSupernovae are already some of the brightest explosions in the universe—but there's more mysterious type, called superluminous supernovae, that can shine a hundred times brighter than the usual ones.
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It has a tougher and more mysterious message than most Christmas-time schmaltz: A child, a child Shivers in the cold Let us bring him silver and gold Let us bring him silver and gold
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Their skin, moving in waves, gradually transforms from rippling flesh into a more mysterious, unknowable entity; what starts out as a meditation on the female form gradually becomes a poetic look at skin and aging.
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He is shy, reserved, and not a fan of the limelight, which makes his sudden romance with Chyna, the mother of his younger sister's boyfriend's child, all the more mysterious and hard to pin down.
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On the other side of the distant wall of buildings lies a small hidden garden that epitomizes another of the chateau's facets, this one less grand, more mysterious and unapologetically feminine: the Garden of Diana.
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Forrest Tucker, whose serial bank jobs punctuate "The Old Man & the Gun," declines to give a reason, but his motive seems to be something more mysterious — or maybe more matter-of-fact — than simple greed.
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Far from the phallic symbols of the Freudian dreamwork (which was indeed a great influence on Ernst), the birds appear in their classical role: as guides between the mundane world and a truer, more mysterious one.
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"My professional life is the only thing that I feel I have a lot of control over — romantic stuff is a little bit more mysterious," Kaling said in September's edition of American Way for American Airlines.
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Sometimes Ms. Johnson's whispers, breath and laughter can be heard, but there is also a more mysterious alchemy at work, one that transforms a collage of images of other people into something powerfully intimate and self-revealing.
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Any time you start hitting an idea too hard, you can fuck yourself up as an artist because the real process of writing a book is a lot weirder and a lot more mysterious and maybe unintentioned.
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"Lyra's storyline is so amazingly fraught with perils and monsters and weirdness, so cutting back and forth [to Will] is a good modulator of tension between something fast-paced and serious and something more mysterious," he says.
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The investigation into Trump-Russia links was looking at Kushner, both his transition meetings with Ambassador Sergey Kislyak and his even more mysterious meeting with an executive of a Russian state-owned bank that's operating under American sanctions.
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An algorithm flags sellers based on a range of metrics — customer complaints, number of returns, certain keywords used in reviews, and other, more mysterious variables — and passes them to Performance workers based in India, Costa Rica, and other locations.
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That should be a familiar name to longtime Destiny players, as one of the more mysterious characters in the game's lore who had previously lent his name to the "Trials of Osiris" competitive multiplayer mode in the original game.
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The marine life center doesn't inspire quite the same sense of awe that Finding Nemo did, if only because the ocean is far more mysterious to us human viewers than, say, a sprawling concrete complex lined with aquarium tanks.
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After her Bessie Award-winning "Bronx Gothic," a deeply personal solo about her adolescence in the Bronx, "TV Room" zooms out — and catapults us to a more mysterious place — to explore the mechanisms of memory and of being seen.
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But perhaps no aspect of the ichthyosaurs' 160 million-year history is more mysterious than how it ended some 28 million years prior to the asteroid impact that drove 75 percent of all species extinct, marking the Cretaceous–Tertiary boundary.
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The fact that Trump's picks haven't really given a fuck about conflicts of interest and that many of them vocally want to destroy the agencies they are being assigned to makes Srinivasan's decision to delete his account even more mysterious.
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But the actors are talented enough to pull it off, and perhaps because of the show's more mysterious structure (or the contribution of Joy, an experienced TV writer herself), the dialogue feels nimbler and trickier than in Nolan's past work.
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I had a textbook case of RA [Rheumatoid arthritis] and got diagnosed relatively quickly, so my own experience was fairly good, but I certainly started to hear from friends who were dealing with other, more mysterious, hard-to-diagnose problems.
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Modeled on the standard, red-and-white "No Parking Anytime" signs, the notices are straightforward in their message, echoing Hanksy's more conspicuous "Dump Across America" campaign, and contrasting with the more mysterious tombstone that popped up last month in Central Park.
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Finally, the Moon mingles with the Sun in Aquarius at 8:54 PM, so expect an easy, social, light atmosphere this evening—that is, until the Moon enters Scorpio at 1:41 AM, creating a sexier, darker, more mysterious vibe!
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In addition to annual fees, interest charges and other, more mysterious fees that consumers pay, credit card companies also levy fees on merchants: usually a flat fee per sale and a commission of 2 percent to 3.5 percent or more.
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Maleficent Ring, available at Catbird, $364 Available in 14k yellow and rose gold A direct contrast to Catbird's brighter Sleeping Beauty Ring, this ring has a darker, more mysterious look, but the black diamond set between two white ones is particularly striking.
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They also indicate how carefully Flavin used their every aspect — the fluorescent tubes, their spreading glow and their white enamel base elements (which face outward or in, making the light more mysterious), as well available architecture, especially corners, which three of the works occupy.
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Many of his family members are staying in his mansion following the party, so they're all suspects in the eyes of Detective Benoit Blanc (Daniel Craig), who has been mysteriously called in to work on the case with an even more mysterious southern accent.
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From Annapurna, there's the "playable music video" Sayonara Wild Hearts, which Apple showed off onstage at its event, as well as the more mysterious adventure game The Pathless, which has been one of Apple's highlighted games in a lot of the marketing for Arcade.
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Admirers of Nichols, whose finest films, like "Take Shelter" (2011) and "Mud" (2012), are fraught with a foreboding more mysterious than any law could cope with, may be bemused that he has turned to this ennobling saga, yet you can still feel the dramatic pressure.
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One variation of the painful pastime features a woman with her face buried in another's lap as her tittering friends slap her head; another is even more mysterious, depicting an individual who totes a chicken while balanced on a stick propped up by two players.
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I defended the somewhat lackluster first two episodes, in which Michael Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green) commits mutiny, as setup for the excellent third episode in which she is snapped up for service aboard the top-secret Discovery by the even more mysterious Captain Lorca (Jason Isaacs).
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Instead, Viewpoints strikes a dialogue between the empathic portraits made by foreigners and the more mysterious, intimate representations made by locals, a focus that serves as the exhibition's cornerstone and is one of its greatest assets, as it plays on the strengths of a historical collection.
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She said the lower readings are partly the result "of a few unusual reductions in certain categories" and while she previously pointed to factors such as the steep drop in wireless telephone charges this year as temporary phenomena, the market viewed that comment as something more mysterious.
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The performance seeks to explore the "relationship between matter and spirit," but also between visual art and sound (with compositions based on Mondrian), and there are more mysterious associations that one can only make out in person — there will be suspended zeppelins and a flock of sheep onstage.
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Read more: The mysterious rash of vaping lung illnesses is hitting young marijuana users especially hard, and experts still don't know whyThe business is popular enough that others have started copying it with their own "Dank Vapes," making the name itself even more mysterious and difficult to track.
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Even if the band was doing their version of corpse paint on the album's back cover, and Skiba drew a little pentagram in the lyric sheet next to "Southern Rock," all of this made them feel more mysterious and sinister than if they were fully showing their hand.
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I understood that one can move in different directions, that the mind, unlike one's body, can go simultaneously in many directions, that I moved not on single planes but within a spherical mental world, and that what we consider to be problems can also be tensions, working in more mysterious ways than we understand.
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Venue and equipment rental places with names like Wizbang Solutions—which has received more than $2 million over the course of Trump's campaign—Laugh-N-Leap, and Spaghetti Warehouse are listed alongside more mysterious expenditures, like $156,000 to a company with the Reaganesque name of Morning in America LLC that apparently conducts ballot access consulting.
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Thus, my frequent description of the show to the curious — "Game of Thrones in space" — became more literal than ever before, as the series balanced the political squabbles dominating our solar system with the much more mysterious, longer-range question of whether humanity is really prepared to take the leap to the stars to join whatever might be waiting for us.
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Yes, Gauguin daringly (or ignorantly) paints zesty young Tahitian girls from the viewpoint of his construction of the pre-modern "primitive other" — and there are legitimate claims that he portrayed them as acquiescent sex-objects — but, as we see with 21924's "Parahi te Marae (La où réside le temple)" (The Sacred Mountain), his artistic passions also obeyed other, more mysterious desires.
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A wide range of astrophysical and cosmological measurements have subsequently arrived at an intimidating composition of the cosmos: 5 percent atoms, 27 percent dark matter and 68 percent the even more mysterious dark energy that seems to be speeding up the expansion of the universe — all of which subverts any illusion that astronomers might actually know what is going on.
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" And, of course, the infamous Lynch-Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE mysterious chat in that airplane on the tarmac of Phoenix's Sky Harbor Airport whereby the alleged import of their "little confab" focused on "the kids.
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This season, the OA (co-creator Brit Marling) has been sucked into another universe's version of San Francisco, where a detective is trying to figure out the mystery surrounding her, the mysterious Hap (Jason Isaacs), and the even more mysterious "movements," which have been gifted to the OA and a handful of others because they keep dying, getting new movements from beings that live in the afterlife, then being forcibly resurrected.
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MacKay wrote that Londoners of his time had become seized with a desire to pass judgment on one another's hats and to humiliate wearers accordingly: The hat wearers who found their headgear deemed "shocking bad," MacKay wrote, did well to take the teasing good-humoredly, or at least quietly: It was, in other words, a meme; one that formed long before the internet and spread not through clicks but through more mysterious forms of transmission.
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"Two Lovers," which he wrote with the late Richard Menello, an eccentric whom Gray describes as a cinematic encyclopedia, follows Leonard, the depressed son of dry cleaners in Brighton Beach (Phoenix), as he is introduced by his parents to a nice young woman from a prospering local family (Vinessa Shaw) but finds himself falling in love with a more mysterious and troubled woman (Gwyneth Paltrow), whose apartment, across from his, he can see into.
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But what Wojnarowicz was most concerned with at the moment of taking the photos was something more mysterious and universal: "I mean just the essence of death," he wrote in "Close to the Knives": the whole taboo structure in this culture the mystery of it the fears and joys of it the flight it contains this body of my friend on the bed this body of my brother my father my emotional link to the world this body I don't know this pure and cutting air just all the thoughts and sensations this death this event produces in bystanders contains more spirituality than any words we can manufacture.
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