Second, Cook is having to compete with a much more polished Android and a much more polished line of Samsung phones than Jobs ever did.
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Pence is a much better, more polished debater than Trump.
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Surprisingly, Nazi Zombies feels a bit more polished than Multiplayer.
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They wanted a more polished Mitt Romney with Trump's face.
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But I have seen weaker companies make more polished impressions.
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There were two options: one distressed and one more polished.
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A more polished Bradley Cooper in A Star is Born.
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The first-gen Find X is more polished than I expected.
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The Political Machine is simpler and more polished than President Infinity.
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Every year the stats have gotten better, the pitches more polished.
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Though even her former, more-polished look has relaxed in Dubai.
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Clinton looked more polished than she was because of her opposition.
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Rimsky-Korsakov emerged from this period a vastly more polished composer.
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Its design is a little more polished than your average treehouse.
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Now, I think she looks a lot more polished and put together.
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Her stump speech came off more polished, and at times outshone his.
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The second version was a more polished take on the same style.
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They're even much more polished than the ones we saw in September.
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What effect would a more polished Carrie have on that memorable scene?
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But a second, slightly more polished video from Laan Labs blew up.
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But Rime is also a much more polished experience than its obvious inspirations.
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At times, Brown's image-control quirks achieve a more polished or wholesome look.
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Simply put, the more polished he is, the less Trump sounds like himself.
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It's got more of a format, more polished than that sweaty, raucous beginning.
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GTA Online is much more polished, though it's not without its own hilarity.
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She also appears to be taking a more polished approach with her hairstyles.
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And certainly Fitbit offers one of the more polished experiences in its category.
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The mobile app itself is usually much more polished than traditional banking apps.
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The recent work shows a visible shift towards a more polished, dreamlike aesthetic.
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Bush, as many obituary writers have pointed out, is more polished than Trump.
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On Thursday, she opted for a more polished look with tendrils framing her face.
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In short, VivaTech 2017 is going to be like VivaTech 2016, but more polished.
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You'll also be introduced to advanced techniques so you can create more polished designs.
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It's not surprising that the Fire 27 is a more polished experience than Onn's.
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Yet to the more polished wing of the technorati, his declaration was plain looney.
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I'd often end up turning a meandering tweet thread into a more polished article.
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Nasser, Bodief's 48-year-old brother, was a compact and more polished-looking man.
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The new Grill feels darker and more polished: polished wood, polished silver, polished people.
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The finished version will look more polished, but its bones will be the same.
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The production itself, directed by Frances Hill and Peter Napolitano, could be more polished.
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The app is now more polished and comes with a bunch of extra features.
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That Mr. Flynn is more polished as a chef than a restaurateur is understandable.
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" "Make no mistake, Scott Morrison is just a more polished version of Tony Abbott.
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You're just hearing a more polished version of that once it leaves the mastering engineer.
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Theaters are for more polished, more substantive work that touches or amuses a broader audience.
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It's considering allowing video uploads, which might offer more polished content but increase spam concerns.
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And they went on to say, We just really want her to look more polished.
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But O'Malley, despite a more polished speech than past Democratic events, was largely an afterthought.
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It made me a more polished person, speaking to media and doing all of this.
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Yamamoto, looking more polished and thoughtful, set to work with hard kicks and counter punches.
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For a more polished look, try a shirtdress like Chopra's red Diane von Furstenberg version ($428).
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With the new project comes a slightly more polished and mature, though still thoroughly Harry, image.
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If summer's all about carefree hair and makeup, then fall requires a more polished, serious approach.
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Tide's ad offered a dose of realism between some of the more polished Super Bowl commercials.
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The Texan senator may be more polished than Mr Trump, and more of a conventional conservative.
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Other Wilco albums have offered more coherent statements—more polished, more tonally consistent, more easily digestible.
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But despite its expensive price, it's clear Samsung's foldable phone is more polished than originally thought.
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The new model makes some small changes that give the earbuds a fuller, more polished look.
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He rambled in media interviews, and was marginalized by other, more polished members of Miliband's team.
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The new efforts could introduce a more polished, professional set of live programming to Facebook's audiences.
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"Now in 2016 I hear a much more polished group," Ms. Alrich wrote in an email.
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Will Ms. Warren be ready with more polished answers than she has given in the past?
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The more polished Elsewhere doesn't revive Glasslands' rough D.I.Y. aesthetic, but it has lifted nocturnal spirits.
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They fit Trump's and Patton's image of "doers" being better than the supposedly more polished and qualified.
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All five of Kurstin's tracks are more polished and radio-ready than the rest of the album.
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Eric Gordon and C.J. McCollum got to the rim far more often thanks to more polished handles.
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Since then, the studio has become known for more polished fare like the Insidious and Purge franchises.
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Tied around a more polished pony or bun (like Slate's or Kate Middleton's), it's prim and pretty.
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The truly scary part, however, is that Kobach is far more polished and experienced than his mentor.
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The new version will be more crisp, more clean, more clear, more polished, shinier, and better-surfaced.
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It looked more polished and mature than blades, but it wasn't necessarily faster or easier to use.
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This year's version of the demo offered a far more polished look, along with the camera integrations.
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The players are getting used to it and more polished in handling the invading army of interviewers.
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Compared to that demo, which was impressive in its own right, the latest one felt much more polished.
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These more polished reels could hold people's attention when more dopamine-inducing photos are just a flick away.
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It's abrasion-resistant and repels moisture but looks much more polished and feels more fabric-like than nylon.
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He stopped giving interviews, his posts became more polished, the docs he released didn't contain any revealing metadata.
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MakerBot is announcing a new printer that's more polished (and more expensive) than most of its earlier products.
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And it's not necessarily that you look better, but you look more polished; it's like ironing a shirt.
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For Clinton, this is the time when her more polished and professional campaign could hit a serious snag.
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The print looked good, though, I would sand it down if I wanted it to look more polished.
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The intentionally low-budget aesthetic of the reenactments didn't become more polished when the show jumped to television.
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Manning was considered the more polished of the two quarterbacks, with a striking maturity and an NFL pedigree.
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The new record we've been working on together has a strong message, but the sound is more polished.
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People who've used GBA4iOS will feel largely at home playing Delta, which is an altogether more polished experience.
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So if the touchscreen is going to be front and center, it needs to be a little more polished.
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Dressed down or made a bit more polished, chinos, as you'll see, are truly a pant for all seasons.
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Instead, the software offered a way to use professional equipment in order to stream higher-quality, more polished videos.
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Plus, the way she styled it — with culotte-like pants and heels — gives the blouse a more polished look.
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We would have been perfectly happy with a few climate control knobs and a more polished main screen experience.
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" Over at Slate, Isaac Chotiner has warned that "a better, cooler, more polished Trump could rise in his wake.
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So, we're rounding up a bunch of more polished, trend-forward picks to add to your warm-weather wardrobe.
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Nicklaus said that Trump's "not stupid" and that he will eventually learn to be more polished like other politicians.
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Conversely, his more polished, circumspect predecessors often voiced fealty to constitutional limits while honoring them largely in the breach.
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Think of it as super stabilization and a handy utility to make videos look just a little more polished.
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Ellery offered a more polished interpretation of the era, with the label's signature bell bottoms and sculptural gold jewelry.
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Try his early recordings, like his 2010 debut Race or his more polished Orchid Tapes-released 2014 LP DSU.
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Not to mention, Apple's App Store offers much more variety than Fitbit's, and its software is generally more polished.
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Not everyone in the press bought his explanations, but he was slowly getting better, more polished in his presentation.
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The question is, does it work, or is it basically just a prettier, more polished take on the fidget spinner?
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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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I recommend starting with Google Fit, which has one of the more polished interfaces and syncs easily from Mi Fit.
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Though much more polished than Summly ever was, the app's only standout "feature" was its almost total lack of customizability.
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"It's definitely more elevated and more polished," she says about the record, which is set for release in early 2019.
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Opening track "Deepwood" not only displayed a more polished version of the band, it succinctly melded the band's disparate influences.
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Republicans go straight for the emotional responses of social media like Facebook, while Democrats prefer the more polished press releases.
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Microsoft hadn't fully completed the Windows 210 UI last year, but it's starting to look a little more polished now.
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On Monday, Trump portrayed a more polished version of himself as he announced the United States' new strategy for Afghanistan.
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I just hope these games are more polished and the company can figure out how to make them less dizzying.
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It's essentially a much more polished version of the Apollo 7 earbuds, though these are also a little bit bigger.
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We're always looking for the next iteration of athleisure, especially when its got a less off-duty, more polished vibe.
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From its self-titled 2001 debut album onward, the National was a band growing consistently more polished, resourceful and secure.
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"She really helped me ferry the work from what had been mostly zines into something more polished," Mr. Pico said.
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"The Cake," though, is a more polished and organic work than "Public Servant," whose plot and dialogue can seem forced.
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The results are varied and idiosyncratic, more polished than workshops, but with the intimate, experimental feel of works in progress.
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I like messiness, because I think at the end of the day messiness comes across as a lot more polished.
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It opened in late 1980, pulling New Yorkers from more polished precincts to TriBeCa, which was then an urban frontier.
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In a more polished diplomatic "G something" language, you could also call that a "collateral damage" of uncoordinated global economic policies.
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Al Adhari's views are more polished than those of Al Mayahi, the military commander who bluntly professed his allegiance to Iran.
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For another, their performances often lend something fresh and exciting to movies that we couldn't have seen from more polished vets.
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Moreover, unlike Cruz or the other, more polished candidates, Trump does not know how to disguise his racism with dog-whistles.
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They perceived candidates with the pro resumes as more polished and more capable —and estimated their salary worth as 7% more.
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It recently followed that with the Volocopter 2X, a more polished version that's supposed to be company's first true production vehicle.
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Misty Robotics plans to follow up with a more polished Misty II later in the year, targeted at a wider audience.
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With the resources of Facebook behind it, Onavo appears to have built a more polished, modern alternative to the existing apps.
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For a more polished end result, Tran suggests finishing with a few drops of oil on the ends and some hairspray.
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The many features in Android 9 Pie cohere into something that feels more polished than the last few versions of Android.
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That's probably the reason why these ads look more polished and try to tell a story compared to last year's ads.
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The program also has a refreshed website with a more polished look alongside some basic details on how the program works.
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It likely dashes any lingering hopes from mainstream Republicans that the billionaire will morph into a more polished or traditional candidate.
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Downloaded games typically have more polished graphics, but they can take time to install and require a sizable one-time payment.
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Give them the right mechanics and multiple off-speed pitches, and when they come to the big leagues, they're more polished.
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Luckily for Royole, the speaker so far looks a lot more polished than the original FlexPai we first saw in 2018.
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This came years before FX's more polished "Pose," and represents a meaningful step forward; it's "Transparent's" legacy, and a good one.
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But instead of the ceramics-teacher vibe this style evoked in seasons past, we're now after a sharper, more polished aesthetic.
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Plus, the Apple Watch&aposs more polished software and bigger app store make it feel like a much more capable smartwatch.
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It was a good call from them not to settle though, in order to get to a more polished final product.
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Instead of rugged outfits, Beckham now has a more polished look, as seen at an event in Madrid, Spain, in June.
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While we're accustomed to Mara's choppy and uneven length in the movie, Foy's new cut appears more polished and pretty than repelling.
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If the kinks get ironed out, it ought to be one of the better, more polished story-focused VR experiences to date.
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The premium metal-and-glass designs are more polished, the screens as beautiful and sharp as ever and the performance ridiculously fast.
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The final product also looks a bit more polished than the prototypes, along with a subtle Sonos / Ikea tag at the top.
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It's a distinctly Apple-esque take on a mobile video-editing app, which means it's a bit more polished than the rest.
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Knowing he had to give a more polished thank you to his eventual audience on PBS — the ceremony will air on Jan.
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Considerably more polished than their predecessors, these groups are still acutely aware of class status and the social constructs of their country.
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In the time she was gone, the witch aesthetic only grew more ubiquitous — and Lorde's witch vibes have only grown more polished.
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However, when you look closer, you begin to notice that everything looks and feels a bit more polished on the Galaxy A50.
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A wedding planner can help an event look and feel more polished, but tacks on thousands of dollars to the bottom line.
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Kate is known for more polished curls and tends to opt for more volume and bounce when she wears her hair down.
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This style of jean is great for when you're going for a more polished look (especially when the jeans are not distressed).
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The speeches, some delivered by civil rights heroes and Hollywood celebrities, are both more polished and more anodyne than the Republican ones.
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Also, our filmmaking skills were getting a little more polished, so we thought we could actually make something that was not funny.
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As ASMR became more mainstream and videos got more polished, some members of the community were drawn toward old school-style videos.
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The filter helps to "smooth out the skin tone on your face, to present a more polished looking appearance," according to Zoom.
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Lauren (Aya Cash, a star of "You're the Worst" on FXX) is more polished but finds Sydney's ethical intransigence just as mystifying.
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The effect is a diffused rosy glow that's an easy-to-achieve, yet slightly more polished, alternative to the no-makeup look.
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But she will repeat this process — night in, night out, until over time, that five-minute performance becomes tighter and more polished.
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Boîte As the East Village continues to get fancier, demand for scruffy Irish pubs inevitably drops in favor of more polished ones.
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He has managed to become more polished and more refined while still maintaining the attitude so many voters have been getting behind.
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The pointed toe is more polished, but we'd prefer the comfort of the Day Glove flats for a full 40-hour workweek.
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Da Silva: You know, we've already postponed it a lot [so that we can get the game into a more polished state].
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Their apps are more polished and include the option to add multiple drop-off points, for example, and server crashes are rare.
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She was a better politician than Pete when it came to dealing with owners and regulators, more polished in presentations and communications.
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Using a blow dryer may require extra effort, but it speeds up the drying process and can help deliver a more polished look.
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As I wrote here last week, the idea of a more polished and presidential "Trump 2.0" was always ridiculous and doomed to failure.
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Banana Clip: Throwing our hair into a trusty banana clip was a go-to decades ago, but a more polished alternative exists now.
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On the software side, the Nintimdo RP runs RetroPie, with the professional looking EmulationStation on top to give it a more polished feel.
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The various-sized rings are modern and chic and the dramatic silhouette is cool enough to make any outfit feel instantly more polished.
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The Keymu is quite a bit more polished and the extra buttons mean you could play Sega Genesis and some Super Nintendo games.
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Ivanka became a more-polished female version of her father, fashioning her lifestyle into a commercial brand that she promoted through mass media.
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For a more polished look, lightly apply or spray a smoothing or argan oil concentrating from the mid to ends of the hair.
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But starting today, Digit is looking and feeling significantly more polished, thanks to an iOS app for iPhone, iPad, and the Apple Watch.
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The new look is much more polished than previous versions of the app and the search bar makes content much easier to find.
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While the boxy cuts, slim fit, and smooth finish may borrow from your gym gear, these pieces definitely feel a bit more polished.
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From the design to the improved software, there are clear influences taken from its Pebble acquisition that translate to a more polished smartwatch.
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Twitter blocked Meerkat's access to its social graph and released a significantly more polished live-streaming app of its own, Periscope, within weeks.
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While her Spotify and official YouTube are dedicated to her more polished work, she has another YouTube channel of the more DIY projects.
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At $199, it isn't any cheaper than the entry-level options before it but it does certainly gain a more polished user experience.
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Last decade podcasts became more polished and professional, not to mention profitable — but they stayed away from daily news for the most part.
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In some ways, he took its ideas to their logical extreme without hiding them behind the more polished behavior of, say, Paul Ryan.
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In our opinion, the best thing about & Other Stories is that it's just a hair more polished than its mainstream fast-fashion brethren.
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"His centrism is nothing more than a more economically liberal right, more respectful of human rights, more polished, less vulgar," Mr. Sternhell said.
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A bit more polished than regular flats, with a cool menswear spin, loafers add flair without distracting from the rest of your outfit.
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Whatever reason Huffman had for the change, what her mini makeover did accomplish is making her appear more polished, which matters in a courthouse.
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That is probably never going to be true, but in recent years he has looked much more polished and thoughtful than in that performance.
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Other tweaks and adjustments to the gameplay have been made as well in order to make "Deluxe" a noticeably more polished and balanced experience.
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Were he more polished or (why mince words) better able to disguise his xenophobia, he would be a dream candidate for the reform movement.
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While Secret Evil dabbled in voodoo and oozed gritty blues, Telephone/Telefono is a culturally relevant body of work that's angsty, but more polished.
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It featured their signature American craftsmanship and handwork, but even more polished and sexy; a tableau nouveau of what a strong woman looks like.
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Think DayZ, except with fewer live players — up to four — and likely more polished gameplay, since it's a standalone release rather than a mod.
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Adding overlaid content to a stream to make it look more polished and professional is something that Twitch today supports through its extensions platform.
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Ted Cruz entered 2016 with a bulletproof anti-establishment resumé, and look how far he got running as a slightly "cooler, more polished" alternative.
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"The levels [of Psychon 2] are more varied, there's more to do in the game, and it's more polished than the predecessor," he says.
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Racing provides a much more controlled environment, and Virtually Live has done a good job exploiting those limits to create a more polished product.
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Overall, the new Gear VR is a tighter, more polished version of the vision that Samsung laid out with its original headset in 2014.
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The more polished ad reflects the campaign's broader shift in strategy, as the candidate looks to lock up delegates and shore up the nomination.
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He'd been asked to perform "Not That Deep," one of his tough early singles, and offered instead to do something a little more polished.
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Guy Lafleur, after floundering his first few seasons, finally gave himself over to playing what was essentially a more polished form of pond hockey.
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With DJ Blass at the helm, the 2002 outing has a much more raw feel than the more polished fare the rapero makes today.
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More recently however, vendors like DragonBox and Set TV have been selling more polished variants dressed up as traditional, above-board live streaming services.
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NASA will choose the two most promising prototypes, and researchers will then make more polished versions to be tested in space, Dr. Bugbee said.
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On Beauty Sheer, lightweight and easy to apply, the latest all-in-one salves offer a more polished alternative to the no-makeup look.
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Ms. Trump served as a more polished emissary of her father's messages during the campaign, and she is under pressure to bring jobs home.
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She says that custom suits are tailored to fit to your specific dimensions, which flatters your body type and exudes a more polished look.
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Taken as a whole, his debate performance was more polished — but that, in itself, implies artifice that undercuts his brand as a principled outsider.
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Despite a few imperfections and glitches, the experience of running Android apps on Chrome OS now feels much more polished than it used to be.
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We just have to chisel away until we find it and the better we are at mining the more polished we can get our idea.
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And as North Korean artists received more outside influences, their designs evolved into a more globalized style, becoming more polished but more also more uniform.
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The iPhone XR also sports an aluminum frame instead of the literally more polished and durable surgical steel on the X, XS, and XS Max.
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Though the alt-right movement is not a Breitbart creation, the site has served as a reliable outlet for its more polished and popular advocates.
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But for James, the difference is in the tone and the approach; that difference sets apart this more polished era from a previously uncensored one.
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Early drawings and reference materials—Laaksonen's work was often an amalgamation of his imagination and men in his life—are shown alongside more polished drawings.
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And though he's ditched the jheri curl and gold of his heyday, his live performances remain more polished and entertaining than most contemporary rap acts.
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Periscope recently launched its Periscope Producer feature that can pipe in more polished content from professional cameras and editing rigs, similar to Facebook's Live API.
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Earlier this year, he started posting skits in English on his Facebook page; they're similar to everything else he's done, if a bit more polished.
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For starters, she swapped out her signature ponytail for a style that's sleek, glossy, and more polished than anything we've seen from the star before.
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A more polished lawyer from a big firm named Allison Crowe appears and says she'll do the case for free, and of course, they accept.
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The idea behind YouTube Stories is to give creators an easy way to engage with their fans in-between their more polished and produced videos.
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While Misty I was a beta model meant for select developers to tinker with, Misty II is more polished and created for a wider audience.
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Mr. Pence, the former talk-radio host, was the smoother, more polished presence — but often had a peculiar strategy regarding his running mate: Donald Who?
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Still, if you are looking for stunts that resemble those of a fictional, more polished version of the X Games, this movie's offerings are ideal.
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As other headsets were announced, it started to seem obvious that a newer, more polished version of Superhypercube could be made for a broad audience.
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These conversations might seem out of place on the more polished Instagram, or on a public Facebook feed, but on TikTok they fit right in.
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This wine was perhaps a bit more polished, lighter in texture, with flavors of red fruit, graphite and pepper — the spice, not the bell variety.
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It wasn't just Holbrooke's ambition that hobbled him, it was his inability to cloak his ambition like the more polished members of Washington's striving elite.
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Once you put an email out there, there's no going back, so the more polished your messages are, the more you'll be helping your career.
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This is less noticeable by itself, but when you combine it with the hinge changes, it certainly comes off like a more polished device overall.
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While Trump was far more polished in attacking Clinton's liabilities such as her email server and the weakest aspects of her record as secretary of state.
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Still, even with just a quick glance, Samsung's Infinity Flex Display looked significantly more polished and consumer ready than things like the recently announced Royole FlexPai.
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Over time, there's a good chance Blackout can become the more polished and accessible version of PUBG, yet with Fortnite's willingness and capability to constantly evolve.
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For those who do want to create a more polished, yet casual, aesthetic for their Stories, there is now a portfolio-worthy option at their disposal.
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On the live-action side, the first season of Netflix's Lost in Space was more polished and sophisticated (and better-acted) than its 1960s parent show.
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Over half of its players are on smartphones, where they could have chosen a free game that looks more polished, like Fortnite or Clash of Clans.
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There are deeper and more polished songs on this tape, but for pure bars and flow this one is as good as anything he's done ever.
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Ms. Kardashian West's rise has been remarkable, and her look, as presented in "Selfish," becomes more polished, more high fashion, ever richer, with increasingly lustrous surfaces.
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Partly this is because of a more spacious installation spread over two floors, and to the more polished-and-framed look of much of the work.
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The upgrade delivers a more polished look-and-feel with a wider range of backgrounds, including the Berlin TV tower theme that was popular in Wunderlist.
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Since they began posting in late 2014, Ms. Carausu and Mr. Whitelum's videos have become more polished, thanks to a drone, multiple cameras and editing help.
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That's a big difference from years past, where Rewind took on a more polished look with creators coming together to mash up different events and trends.
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"The Florida Project" has a more polished look, but the bright colors and rough, warm edges of Alexis Zabé's cinematography fit the mood and the setting.
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Ginjo are going to be a little more polished, more refined, more aromatic, and daiginjo are going to be more fruit-forward—really pure, really clean.
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She showed us how to get this twisted bun version that can easily be dressed up or down — just opt for an undone or more polished finish.
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" This is a more polished, but no less wrong, version of Congresswoman Ilhan Omar's infamous anti-Semitic trope that support for Israel is "all about the Benjamins.
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In the slideshow ahead, we've shown you how exactly you should pair your dresses with your pants to give the former a more polished, work-appropriate look.
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But it's close enough that I could imagine using a more polished version on a real video, and even this limited system tracks my face pretty well.
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This new version is directed by Catherine Hardwicke, who made Twilight and Lords of Dogtown, and seems to have a much more polished and action-forward approach.
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It has a sizable audience—it told Gizmodo in an email it has about 140,000 users—and an interface that's far more polished than those of competitors.
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The Knuckles EV2 substantially updates Valve's earlier design, and although it's not a consumer product, it's looking more polished — and even less like the earlier Vive controller.
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It's the kind of semi-permanent structure that many architects have been experimenting with in recent years, but it's a more polished final product than, say, WikiHouse.
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While building Trump's political team into a functioning campaign, Manafort was brought on to try to steady Trump and turn him into a more polished, disciplined candidate.
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The women practice with their newfound vigor, and by the time they present to Sam, Bash, and Debbie, they're more polished and adventurous than they've ever been.
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Plus, l I find that a wide-leg looks more polished and fashion-forward than a skinny jean does, and doesn't require any more effort to style.
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The Daydream EP is a bit more polished and less lo-fi than our other recordings, but we felt like we should up our game a bit.
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But on the band's slick and sunny sophomore album Young Enough, they've ditched the pop-punk fuzz of their debut Guppy for something more polished and soaring.
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Baszler is undoubtedly ready, being a more polished in-ring product and promo than her pal, Ronda Rousey, who won the Raw Women's title at Sunday's SummerSlam.
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Think ribbons that look more polished than Pollyanna, and DIY hair wraps that are a far cry from the look your bunk mate gave you at camp.
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Bernie Sanders, who came in third, was often criticized for not being more polished when it came to foreign policy as he ran for president in 2016.
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I asked Dr. Frank how vaginal rejuvenation plays into the expectation that with intimate portraits we are all meant to look more polished, sculpted, refreshed and perfect.
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As they became a more polished live band, landing tours opening for Childers as well as Ohio's Caamp, their songs spread out and settled into a groove.
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The best all-around note taker: OneNoteScreenshot: Microsoft OneNoteOneNote stumbled its way on to the major mobile platforms, but it's now a much more polished and intuitive project.
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But his politics -- and the language he uses to promote them -- have become more polished and, on some occasions, less radical than during his first decade in Vermont.
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He speaks to the anger that many Americans feel in a way that more polished, professional politicians — even deeply conservative, anti-establishment candidates like Ted Cruz — simply can't.
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Katie Crutchfield, the singer-songwriter behind Waxahatchee, is back with her fourth album, Out in the Storm, and the band's sound is more polished and full than ever.
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As if hoodies haven't already gotten enough play in our wardrobes, they're back again this season, looking more polished than ever under tailored toppers like this striped blazer.
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You may have an assortment of the items ahead in your closet already, but the key is to balance those comfy elements with some slightly more polished ones.
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But the one-second styling trick transforms your look — opening up your features, showing off your earrings or neckline, and often making any style a bit more polished.
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As always, her punchlines are genuinely funny, and what's especially great about the series is that every time, Leshurr gets a little sharper and a little more polished.
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We have some songs that are quite poppy, in a way I can imagine them being more polished and having keyboards or drum machines, and just experimenting more.
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Though it's more polished than most of the demos on PEOPLE, the ephemera-heavy platform that the two helped to co-found earlier this year, it's plenty experimental.
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In 2016, Mr. Miller began serving as a warm-up act for the president at his rallies, supplying a hypercharged, more polished version of Mr. Trump's immigration talk.
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Design District The Design District, about a 10-minute drive north of downtown, has become a more polished, commercial cousin to the Wynwood Arts District just below it.
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Some of the best Twitter accounts, by contrast, deploy textual sloppiness on purpose, to affect a kind of endearing earnestness that might get lost in more polished prose.
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Follow her lead and layer it over a graphic tee for a casual look or pair it with a dressy tank for a more polished night-out ensemble.
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Though he says the bicycling community has given him a "much more polished, viable route," the majority of his trip will be on roads and shoulders of small highways.
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I think they were given a little too much room to beat a song or a part up, and I think that's why it sounds a little more polished.
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By comparison, Snap's own iPhone X lenses are way more enjoyable, and a lot more polished than many of the community-generated options—sick pot leaf crowns not withstanding.
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Whereas the Nano looks more polished and has intuitive controls you can figure straight out of the box, the oldest's screen is more reminiscent of an aging gym treadmill.
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Forever and Counting refined Hot Water Music's sound in a more polished way, though some critics alleged that the record lacked Fuel for the Hate Game's energy and songwriting.
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Facebook paid media companies, athletes, and celebrities (including Vox Media, the parent company of The Verge) upwards of $50 million last year to produce these more polished live videos.
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He was known throughout Goldman for his direct and abrasive manner in dealing with colleagues, although he has become more polished in recent years, current and former executives said.
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The buttons are nicer with a new gloss finish, the faux-leather texture has been axed, and there are new copper-tone highlights for an overall more polished look.
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Since then, the tracksuits have been hung up and put away (and occasionally auctioned off for charity), and now the singer has a new, more polished uniform of sorts.
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The images show the Scuderia Ferrari team employing a much more polished carbon fiber version of the halo cockpit than the unfinished steel version seen in the test images.
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They were as good as ready to be swept by their more perfect, more polished rivals in four games, a heavily-publicized embarassment for all the world to see.
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Microsoft's free Anniversary Update to Windows 10 includes some highly requested features, but overall it's full of minor additions that really make the OS feel a lot more polished.
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With that capital, the company has already gone from working prototype (which you can see in the GIF above) to the much more polished production version debuted at CES.
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Last year, the brand rolled out a new collection of bags made with water-resistant cotton, bearing a more polished look with pattern-free solid colors in the mix.
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It is little more than a collection of notes on various subjects in the 1990s, some of the most controversial of which were previously published in more polished form.
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We discuss whether we should build a rough prototype to show people in a focus group setting or actually build something more polished to experiment with all Chrome users.
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Could a more polished politician, a Trump 2.0, run a similar campaign on the right that embraced populism and disdained the donor class—and then actually govern like a populist?
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That event, scheduled for August 5–7 on New York's Governors Island, was to be covered live by ESPN3, with a more polished hour-long cut to be aired later.
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Aesthetic: The Jeep Compass Limited is a surprisingly sleek compact SUV, adopting some of the more polished aesthetics of cars like the Land Rover Discovery Sport and the BMW X3.
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Meanwhile, Kate's Desiree Spot Frill Maxi Dress by Whistles ($695) also features a collar and waist tie, but its long sleeves and high neckline give it a more polished finish.
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HTC says it's made a number of refinements from the Vive Pre, including an improved head-strap, more polished finish, superior ergonomics, and the addition of a built-in microphone.
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But even with some slight issues, a more polished version of the All Controller could be just the thing for those of us who own a huge range of consoles.
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They say they're now focusing on a big push for CES 2017 to show off a more polished device in January — and that's what the funding is being used for.
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But users still seem to prefer to share private, provocative and ridiculous Stories and messages on Snapchat, while Instagram gets more polished and posed posts and re-sharing of memes.
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Miller is marginally more polished and politically savvy than Bannon, having spent years in Congress, most recently as communications director for then-Senator Jeff Sessions, who is now attorney general.
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Along with providing more storage room than your average purse, the beloved bags are also much more polished looking than your average backpack — meaning you can carry them practically anywhere.
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I went with the more polished one because it felt more versatile, and because I thought that might answer the bell that had been ringing in my head for months.
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Off the Menu WOKUNI Another Japanese import, this one from Tokyo Ichiban Foods, a company that has about 6893 restaurants in Japan, features izakaya fare that's more polished than usual.
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As the 2505-block corridor surrounding Central Avenue takes on a more polished sheen, the atmosphere has remained original and proudly New Mexican, attracting legions of tourists and residents alike.
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Where a more polished spokesman might merely put a "nicer gloss on the indefensible," Mr. Spicer's gaffes serve to remind us of the "stupid, impulsive" things the president himself says.
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While James's offensive game as a teenager was more polished than that of Antetokounmpo, he had to labor hard over many hours and years to develop a reliable jump shot.
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It's in the midst of these weird ruminations, as well as the more polished invective, that it's hard to believe Herzog isn't in on the joke of his own memeification.
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But, when plated next to each other, it could not be denied that the fancier eggs (pictured left) looked immensely more polished and poised than my haphazardly scrambled bunch (pictured right).
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Since becoming First Daughter, the 23-year-old has seemingly rebranded her heavily auto-tuned pop singer, Rich Kid of Instagram roots for a more polished, more Ivanka-like public persona.
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Doom VFR is an apparently standalone virtual reality shooter for the HTC Vive and PlayStation VR; it looks similar to the early experience we tried at E3 2016, but more polished.
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App researcher Jane Manchun Wong first spotted the Avatars in development over a year ago, and the new designs have a more polished, 3D look compared to their original flat style.
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Genre fans will see a lot of Glee mixed with Shaun of the Dead in this film, but it also recalls Buffy the Vampire Slayer's musical episode, with more polished pop.
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Hillary Clinton and her surrogates have always insisted a major of advantage running against Donald Trump instead of a more polished candidate is it requires putting almost no spin on anything.
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Blackout has a lot in common with the Fortnite progenitor, though because it's built on the Call of Duty foundation it instantly feels more polished and put-together as a shooter.
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So you know, if Trump is the beta version of some more-polished monster fascist person, I find it hard to know what that ready-for-primetime-winning version is. Yeah.
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I've left out The Christmas Chronicles, a more polished, family Christmas outing that somehow manages to feel bland and joyless by comparison, offering a too-current Santa played by Kurt Russell.
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It was a far more polished performance than two weeks ago at the Monaco Grand Prix when Verstappen crashed in final practice and started the race from the back of grid.
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Though they've gotten a lot of success by being zany and weird, the new album shows a more polished and matured version of everything they've been doing the past three years.
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Paul's learnt a lot of extra production skills since those early days as well, and Ellie re-sung the vocals, so it was cool to make it so much more polished.
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The Zoom effect, as first pointed out by The Cut, is essentially a built-in skin-smoothing filter favored by beauty vloggers that makes your face look more polished and unblemished.
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Van Dosselaer admits having a larger team means the games now feel "less personal" to him (although he still finds "pockets" where he can make his mark), but far more polished.
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There have also been rising concerns about YouTube's commitment to content made by amateur creators as more and more polished productions like late night TV clips are featured on the site.
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When Digg was sold off in three parts in 2012, the logo and brand was sold off for a measly $500,000, and the site is now a more polished news aggregator.
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He was also known for saying "Let Trump be Trump," a laissez-faire motto that could prove dangerous for a candidate who's facing a more polished competitor in a general election.
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His three supporting turns on the HBO series "Hard Knocks" as an intense, cursing taskmaster — once in Dallas and twice in Cincinnati — may have turned off owners who preferred someone more polished.
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But, little by little, adding more polished, versatile, and dare-we-say sophisticated pieces (that are still on-trend, of course) becomes less of a side project and more of a necessity.
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If Instagram does release this mode, it will make it even more attractive to use than rival Snapchat, especially for those who want the option to take more polished photos of themselves.
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The tape was a more polished version of the drill-inspired loosies and beat-jackings that made him one the city's most promising torchbearers since the death of Lor Scoota in 2016.
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For some, viewing these decaying reels may be just as thrilling as witnessing the more polished films from the archives of more affluent households, like those of Russell Stover or Charles Pathé.
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" The colorist Rita Hazan points to her most famous client to illustrate the aesthetic difference with a more polished look: "Beyoncé always had dark at the roots, but now she's really blond.
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The Philharmonic retained its rounder, more polished sound, but many passages seemed energetically charged, with one Bourrée so swift that a whole section seemed to fly by in one gust of air.
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If you find the eBags Motherlode too plain for your tastes, the InCase EO Travel Backpack is a much more polished alternative that looks stylish and still holds a ton of gear.
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A grander, more polished "West Side Story" might not have entered the summer's conversation so vigorously — asking, like "Dangerous House" and the distant 2 train, if there's really "a place for us."
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Other companies, like Samsung, are likely to iterate on their existing designs — hopefully delivering somewhat more polished, mature products than the very extensive and fairly fragile early units we saw this year.
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It was time to make a choice: I could embrace a life of gurudom, assuming a slicker, more polished persona, selling what I knew and faking my way through what I didn't.
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Google's latest AI toy may be its most clever: an automated drawing bot that analyzes what you're doodling in real time to suggest a more polished piece of clip art to replace it.
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The new version looks far more polished, though, applying the original into an actually useful machine that can automatically load and unload pallets of products in a warehouse, as demonstrated in the video.
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Tizen OS is a little more polished than the Fitbit OS at this stage, though Fitbit's mobile and web apps are better across the board, with Samsung users stuck with Samsung Health (shudder).
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If you're a writer, the trackpad makes a big difference to iPad productivity, and I hope to see a more polished version of this product — from Sentis, Brydge, or whoever — down the line.
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I wouldn't say he gives me rules, but he'll want me to look a little more polished for certain events, which I get — I want to keep his image in tact as well.
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Thanks to this, the design now looks more polished, but, as Singleton noted, the idea here wasn't to simply take the Material Design guidelines from other platforms and apply them to Android Wear.
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For fans used to more polished affairs, this highly physical half-rave, half-religious experience—which I witness on Tuesday night at east London's Village Underground—is not really a regular pop show.
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There were a few data points in the Harvard survey that suggests the Libertarian Party isn't going to experience a surge in popularity, even if its future candidates are more polished than Johnson.
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Since Aria, Hanna, Spencer, Alison, and Emily are now on the #girlboss track (well, the first four at least — poor, poor Emily), they've matured and transitioned to more polished hair and beauty looks.
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With the average finished product being around 40 seconds in length, KnowMe videos are definitely more polished and engaging than a vine or Instagram video, but feel more informal than something on YouTube.
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Perhaps Reddit, which has raised significant venture financing over the past two years, is trying to present a more polished view of itself in hopes of one day being acquired or going public.
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After 22 years, that creative break comes to an end on Friday with the release of "Slowdive," which offers a more polished take on the band's trademark hazy vocals and reverb-dunked guitars.
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"When paired with her gold cocktail dress and impeccable makeup — not to mention straight, sleek hair that would give Cher a run for her money — her lip ring looks more polished than "anti-establishment.
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A project like SUTUWERLD might be easier or more polished if designed in Cinema 4D, but the fact that each virtual brushstroke came from a human hand gives each painting a distinctly human style.
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I reasoned that such a lightweight, el-cheapo approach could both be easily switched back to the old arrangement — and, if I liked the new deal, replicated in wood for a more polished vibe.
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According to the source, the aides expect Trump to be a more polished, reserved candidate than the boisterous and off-the-cuff candidate that has been seen across the country on the campaign's trail.
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This isn't a game that needs to be all about combat all the time, but when it is about combat, the shooting mechanics should be a lot more fun and a lot more polished.
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Spiegel also tried to distance his company's app from Chinese video app TikTok, whose popularity has recently exploded, by describing it as "premium user generated content" — created by users, but with more polished editing.
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"She worked her way through a cheap pack of cigarettes/ hard liquor mixed with a bit of intellect," Styles sings in "Kiwi," sounding like a more polished version of an "AM"-era Alex Turner.
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I think any who have been holding out hope that Trump will eventually change into someone more polished, professional and amenable than the man we have come to know must simply abandon that hope.
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By flipping them upside down and utilizing space under your cabinet, you can make your place look more polished as well as free up space in your cupboards to be used much more effectively.
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The phone's appearance is not much different than last year — the Moto Mods system has essentially locked Motorola into a specific design for a couple of generations — but it's a little more polished and refined.
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Reddit user FirFlyNeo pointed out that, over the past few episodes, Khaleesi's waist-length hair has started to bear a close resemblance to a much more polished version of Khal Drogo's look from Season 1.
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It really was a lovely thing to be able to work so closely and I would share every step of the process with her, from initial thoughts and thumbnail sketches to more polished, finalized roughs.
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The company is still learning things with its software, but the build of Android 6.0 Marshmallow on the OnePlus 3 is much more polished and more reliable than the software the OnePlus 2 launched with.
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Replay's makeover looks a lot more polished than the cartoon shithole that inspired it, and their Flaming Moes probably don't actually contain codeine, but the Halloween pop-up has been a huge draw for locals.
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Instead, it's let a rotation of female hosts slip on a straight blonde wig and smile blandly into the camera, the sleeker, more polished member of the Trump family to Alec Baldwin's sputtering, pouting Donald.
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His solo work is relatively subdued, harkening back to his days of remixing XXYYXX tracks, but his psychedelic sing-raps are fully formed and more polished than ever on his recently released debut Until Then.
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I insist that tweezers would not only give him a more polished look but would also help him grab hairs closer to their roots, meaning less pain, suffering and bleeding while grooming his magnificent brows.
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They have great support for all of the walking we'll be doing and the burgundy color matches with everything I've packed and looks a little more polished (plus they won't show any dust or dirt marks!).
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" – James Madison , Federalist No. 45 TIME OUT: GOOOAAALLLL History: "On this day in 1950, an American team composed largely of amateurs defeated its more polished English opponents at the World Cup, held in Belo Horizonte, Brazil.
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So a replay editor built directly into the back end of the Unreal Engine should allow Fortnite's dedicated community of YouTube and Twitch streamers to make even more polished videos and share them far and wide.
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If you want a solution that's a bit more polished, Pocket and Instapaper have been helping time-poor people catch up on posts for years, so they're both very capable options for installing on your phone.
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There's no mistaking the Phantom 33 for anything other than a DJI drone, but closer inspection reveals a far more polished look with lots of technology embedded in the body (as opposed to hanging off it).
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The cover shoot shows off a slightly more polished version of the Biebs than we're used to seeing, with one minor exception: his facial hair, which is looking like the beginnings of a scraggly goatee. Yikes.
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The zine's punk roots will show through at booths like Kill Your Idols, but for something more polished, the cheeky photographic zines repped by Lazy Mom, Silent Sound, or Dead Beat Club will do the trick.
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Baltimore's Lamar Jackson has drawn heaps of praise for his play this season — and rightly so — but Houston's Deshaun Watson is a far more polished passer who can be just as exciting on any given play.
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" But soon after the report was published Sunday evening, Kerry called it, "fucking (or categorically) false" in a tweet he later deleted, replacing it with a more polished statement: "I am absolutely not running for president.
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Unlike Robert Bork, President Ronald Reagan's failed Supreme Court nominee in 1987, Kavanaugh is more polished and less polemical, which will make it much more difficult for Democrats to paint him as a right-wing zealot.
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But a better-funded, more organized conservative movement likely means bigger headaches for the Republican Party overall, if the party establishment is forced to spend millions defending incumbents and electing more-polished candidates in open primaries.
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Even the software looks a little more polished than the Ionic iteration of Fitbit OS. Fitbit OS is Fitbit's answer to the old, and excellent, Pebble OS that provided Pebble watches with a great range of apps.
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"My mother teases me, 'You are more polished, but you are like 20 steps from a Grey Gardens moment,'" Joel, 32, says of her eclectic aesthetic in a profile of the space in the New York Times.
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It's more polished and sharply plotted than any of his other attempts, with a strong cast led by Pierce Brosnan as Mike Noonan, a writer haunted (quite literally) after the death of his wife, Jo (Annabeth Gish).
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If and when that happens — if Tango were to become more polished and accessible, and if tons of apps were optimized for it — then it becomes a conversation about whether to buy a phone based on it.
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Reines, in an effort to prepare Clinton for a more polished Trump, has even ad lib an opening statement heralding the milestone of Clinton becoming the first woman nominee of a major presidential party, the source says.
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Cruz, in all his slimy glory, suggested to the crowd that he was just like Donald Trump, only a little more polished, so that the people who are supporting Trump in 2016 would support him in 2020.
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"At first we didn't show anyone, it was just between us, trying to figure out how to make this sound more polished, and he didn't know how to mix so the quality was really bad," says Cardo.
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Meghan has worn the casual hairstyle on several royal outings over the past year, but since her wedding to Prince Harry in May, she's been wearing more polished chignons and styling her hair down in loose waves.
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Now Twitch is thinking that same audience may want to watch and talk about something a little more polished, like traditional TV. Or at least stuff that looks like traditional TV, but is delivered over the internet.
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But it wouldn't be the worst thing in the world if Gordon ultimately became a more polished Shawn Marion (one might argue that, with the fifth-highest usage on his own team, he's already on that track).
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The new show might look a little more polished — "because if they're offering more money," Baker said, "we'll probably just wanna spend more of it" — but the conceit and execution will more or less remain the same.
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Unlike the more polished Mr. Saikawa, Mr. Shiga had spent his formative years at a second-tier prefectural college in the port city of Osaka before cutting his professional teeth at Nissan's now-defunct pleasure boat business.
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"That torch is now in our hands," Mr. Trump said within the first few minutes of his speech, echoing, if not entirely approaching, the wispy mountaintop oratory of more polished predecessors like Mr. Obama and Mr. Reagan.
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The feature could help fill Periscope and Twitter with more polished content, filling the gap between off-the-cuff Periscope phone broadcasts, and the big licensing deals Twitter has struck with the NFL and other premium content makers.
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"This year, the waves are going to be more polished, a really healthy wave with a lot of volume, but more French chic, so you'll see a little more of a beautiful, modern type of blowout," Potempa explains.
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And since that fateful trip to Gap, I've purchased two more pairs: The black marl shade is my go-to for more polished looks, while the gray ones are a critical component of my go-to weekend loungewear.
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And while each of these Puccini operas is a brilliant machine of plot and emotion — tighter and more polished, in their way, than Mr. Adès's work — none of them this week offered a particularly strong or memorable experience.
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It's a more polished take on the slapstick demolition-derby energy of his debut, "The Creator," one of last year's most preposterously engaging albums, full of quasi-nonsensical, punk space-rap redolent of the early, rowdy Beastie Boys.
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Yesterday we saw some photos of an LG G6 prototype that looked more like Frankenstein's monster than a ready-to-ship product, but now another leaked photo has popped up on Business Insider, showing a much more polished design.
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Obviously, sticking a chunk of metal to the side of your Osmo with double-sided tape isn't really a great long-term solution, so it's nice to see Moment stepping up to the plate with a more polished fix.
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"This year, the waves are going to be more polished, a really healthy wave with a lot of volume, but more French chic, so you'll see a little more of a beautiful, modern type of blowout," Potempa tells PeopleStyle.
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After releasing its HoloPlayer One SDK and development kit earlier last year, the company is back with a more polished, final product designed for 1003D creators simply called "The Looking Glass" that is looking for funding for on Kickstarter.
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The assortment, which was created to make it easier for shoppers to find top-rated products, includes a little bit of everything: workout and yoga leggings as well as more polished styles you can wear everywhere, including the office.
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Though one makes phones and tablets and the other drones, they each have reached a design plateau in their respective categories and the updates they now deliver are more polished refinements of existing products than great, genre-breaking leaps.
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Urban Zakapa and Younha took the softer "Moai" and "Take Five" and updated them with more polished and cinematic versions, while rappers Loopy and Nafla of MKIT Rain translated the intensity of "Internet War" into their own sinister remake.
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As savvy Twitter-searchers noticed then, the more aggressive, shoot-from-the-hip tweets tended to come from an Android device, while the more polished, genial ones were most likely posted by someone on his campaign from an iPhone.
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If you've seen the series, you know how complicated things get from there, but you also know that there's something alluring about the way Tennant swaggers around Earth, demonizing like a slicker, more polished version of a '60s rock star.
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Last week, when I was offered the chance to check out the more polished-looking alpha prototype, I leapt at the chance to trek uptown to the Classic Car Club on the West Side of Manhattan to give it a look.
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As larger studios enter the game and bring bigger, more polished titles to market (with larger development and marketing budgets), developers will be under increasing pressure to meet shareholder expectations and deliver Clash of Clans-style success while still standing out.
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The PocketSprite looks like a more polished version of the original, hacked together version that Domburg created, but internally it seems to be packing the same specs: an OLED screen, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, a rechargeable battery, and a built-in speaker.
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Beme's had an interesting history, with a founding vision of providing a means for users to share quick, short clips of video without edits, as a means of bridging the gap between live streaming and more polished YouTube-style creator production.
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As opposed to more polished profile photos, Stories can give someone better insight into what a person is like by showcasing what activities they like to engage in, their hobbies, their interests, their personality and their humor, among other things.
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XSplit VCam: Lifetime Subscription Instead of letting your co-workers, or worse, your boss, see your unkempt home during video calls and meetings, XSplit VCam can replace and blur the background of your video, making you look more polished and professional.
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More polished than any vintage Dada performance, and richer in freely accessible humor, Mr. Kentridge's "Ursonate" nonetheless paid homage to its predecessors by demonstrating how helpful the language of absurdism can still be in addressing a world that makes no sense.
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"The difference with the newly relaunched Test Pilot program is that these products and services may be outside the Firefox browser, and we will be far more polished, and just one step shy of general public release," the team explains.
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There was a four-year gap between seasons, and Season 2 of "Arne Dahl" is more polished — brighter and tighter — but offers the same rewards of copious investigative detail, numerous bloody deaths and lightly clichéd but pleasantly performed personal drama.
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At a Cheesecake Factory in 2014, Schreier reports, studio leads discussed how the $4 million fans raised for them on Kickstarter had dried up; it would take an extra $1.5 million to release a more polished version of the game.
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Pence, who presents himself as a more polished and practiced politician than his boss, has embraced his diplomatic role -- outlining the administration's foreign policy vision to world leaders who are often confused and anxious over Trump's harsher rhetoric and spontaneous tweets.
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Sites like Fiverr and 99designs offer cheap logos, but independent consultants like Pablo Defendini advise that if you can find a small budget, you'll get far better results by hiring an experienced professional to create a more polished logo and simple usage guide.
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Mehta said dynamic ads were first inspired by the complaints of an advertiser he was meeting with in Hamburg, Germany, and he then worked with the Facebook Ads team to create a prototype, eventually leading to a more polished product and broader availability.
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The venue was bigger, the format more polished, dozens of organizers collecting voter information from those waiting to clear the Secret Service metal detectors like a well-oiled machine ready to churn out votes Monday night as dozens of policemen milled about.
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More polished looking results are possible with Magic Video — although personally I prefer the simpler Prisma interface vs all the toggles and layers available in Magic Video (but if you prefer a greater choice of editing options and tools you'll likely disagree).
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As they became a more polished live band, landing tours opening for [Tyler] Childers as well as Ohio's Caamp, their songs spread out and settled into a groove...At its core, Full Moon, Heavy Light is full of breezy and wistful songs.
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The best parts of that instinct survive in some much more polished and valuable Vox work today — we just ran a whole story about poop on the moon — and I don't think anyone would rank those early posts among our proudest moments.
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It's young insurrectionist designers as well, the more polished of whom may well end up — officially or not — helping legacy brands reconceptualize themselves in a world when a logo isn't a protected mark but one byte of data in an ever-changing stream.
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While Fitbit offers many of the basic functions of a smartwatch, such as a built-in voice assistant (Amazon's Alexa) and the ability to deliver notifications to your wrist, the Apple Watch has a much larger App Store and more polished software.
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The Disaster Artist isn't the first beloved dud to inspire a second, more polished feature: In 23, one of the stars of Troll 2 directed the making-of documentary Best Worst Movie, which itself became a cult must-see (Roger Ebert called it "curiously touching").
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In another instance, Epic Games did pay a father and son duo, as well as a professional artist who made a more polished mock up, for a skin design they inspired, which the publisher then molded into a final product it sold for money.
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The Belgium-based company, which also has offices in San Francisco and London, makes a b2b platform to deliver marketing content to sales representatives to enable them to present more polished and up-to-date pitches at the coal face of selling via mobile devices.
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The new SpotMini looks much more polished and less grotesque, like a real-life cross between a Pixar animation and a robot out of a Neill Blomkamp vision of the future, thanks in part to series of bright yellow plates covering its legs and body.
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And while many contemplate Williamson's seemingly unlimited upside, there are some who believe Barrett's all-around game and 6-foot-7 frame make him — at the moment — a more polished fit for the N.B.A. "We'll definitely be happy for each other," Barrett told NCAA.
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Singers like Thomas Rhett, Brett Young, Michael Ray, Brett Eldredge, Chris Lane and more have been softening and sweetening country music's bruising masculinity into something a little more polished, in which women are placed on a pedestal, and men place their emotional needs second.
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It's also something the gaming industry has started to rely on, pushing release dates back to try to make a more polished product rather than release patch after patch — something that's much easier to do with a game than a movie or TV series.
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But the mintyPi 2.0 brings some major improvements over the hacked together original, including a far more polished design, an integrated hinge to hold up the screen, a bigger display, better sound, and built-in Wi-Fi, thanks to the Raspbery Pi Zero W that powers it.
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Yet throughout it all, he was still your dude—a lot richer, perhaps, and a bit more polished, but still as recognizably messy as the millions of people who'd bought his $5 stand-up show or watched this spring's Netflix special the minute it went up.
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The capital has seethed for weeks with talk of palace intrigues at the White House, pitting Mr Bannon and his populist allies against a more polished, less hardline faction led by Mr Trump's daughter Ivanka and her husband Jared Kushner, both of whom hold senior advisers' posts.
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It was ahead of a trip to Italy that I knew would involve hot sun, early starts to explore the cities, and having to share mirror space with a man fond of steaming the place up that I started longing to wake up a little more polished.
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BBM for Android and iOS (free)Tango Tango is packed with a bunch of features beyond messaging multiple people at once, from video calls to the ubiquitous sticker packs, but its groups feature is one of the more polished and capable out there at the moment.
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And The Times has swallowed so much of what was once called new media that the paper can read as an uneasy competition of dueling traditions: The Style section is a more polished Gawker, while the opinion pages reflect the best and worst of The Atlantic's provocations.
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This project from Swedish multi-instrumentalist Dagny Susanne (and drummer Martrum) churns out grandiose, 90s-inflected melodic black metal like it's nothing, and I'm particular enamored of Susanne's vocals—her voice rumbles out ragged, gruff, and fierce in demonic contrast to the music's more polished melodic core.
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This restraint — a relative term for someone touring with a 17-piece band — may be the product of Dion's decade-plus, 1,141-show Las Vegas residency, a grind that could have demanded her to tamp down her well-known ebullience in favor of a more polished efficiency.
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MST3K's low-budget aesthetic has always been an intentional choice — it takes some degree of work to look this cheap without being unappealing — and it's nice to see the revival hasn't felt the need to spruce everything up with unnecessary computer effects or more polished finishing touches.
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The kind of plush, ultra-coordinated dorm setups that went viral just a few years ago for being so over-the-top are becoming increasingly commonplace, with some students even enlisting the help of interior designers to create 130-square-foot rooms more polished than many people's homes.
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"Expect them to become more polished and human-like, and even more ingrained in the fabric of our daily lives – whether you're ordering groceries from across the kitchen using Amazon's Alexa or transferring money to a family member using a Facebook chatbot," he said in a press statement.
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Clinton was certainly more polished that Trump, able to talk her way around and out of questions about the appearance of her favoring Clinton Foundation donors while she was secretary of state (she filled the air with praise for the foundation's work, though its record is far from spotless).
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His Friday night performance was one of the higher-energy, more polished shows I've seen from any buzzy young rapper this year: He seduced the audience into watching from a crouch for one song as it built to an explosive drop, and he performed without backing vocal tracks.
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After using phones like the Razer Phone 2, Asus ROG Phone, and both the OP153 Pro and OP7T, while the overall effect can be subtle, having a higher than normal refresh rate really does add a sense of fluidity that makes using the phone feel more polished and stable.
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The length aside, it felt like a somewhat more polished version of what NBCU has been doing the last few years, and at the risk of referencing a rival comic-book franchise, had a "Kneel before Zod" quality in terms of showcasing the studio's collective reach, which was surely the intention.
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A little more polished than the loose and retro vibe of his previous full-length, his new LP comes after two years in which the artist has been touring the world (most of the album were recorded on the road), remixing, and of course, still playing almost nightly in his hometown.
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For that much money, you could buy yourself a more polished smartphone experience — through Apple if you want to try iOS or through one of many Android manufacturers like OnePlus, Motorola, or Google, which all make excellent Android phones that cost a fraction of the price of the Galaxy Z Flip.
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Both Ideo and its client were tight-lipped about what exactly happened during the workshop, but evidently the higher-ups at Ford were intrigued enough to push ahead: Ideo has developed more polished versions of some of its concepts, and is testing them with transportation authorities in London and Chicago.
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If you're someone who spends a lot of time on both Windows and Mac you're always going to opt for one of the more polished and more naturally cross-platform options: You're going to stick all your pictures and video in Google Photos, or do all your file syncing in Dropbox.
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But what really separates this space opera sequel from the rest of Marvel's films is Gunn and his cast's willingness to abandon the Marvel cinematic universe's more polished and formulaic veneer and drill into the heart of what makes this movie and the Guardians franchise so impossibly irresistible: pure fun.
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GTFO. iOS may have been more polished and ahead of Android when the original T-Mobile G1 aka "Dream" launched in 2008 to take on the iPhone and the few years after were still very rough, but Android is now a mature platform with a larger global install base than iPhone.
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In recent years, as Instagram content became more polished and saturated with content from professional influencers, whom advertisers pay to promote particular products, the platform began to see more users delete or archive their original posts — especially posts that did not receive many likes, one of the former employees said.
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But the iPads still manage to come in feeling more polished than most of its tablet rivals, with details like the matching corner radii, top of the line aluminum finish and super clever use of magnets to keep the exterior free of hooks or latches to attach accessories like the Smart Keyboard.
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And I was intimidated that maybe I wasn't, like, the best at it and that there were other people that were more outspoken, more polished, more centered, or could relate better with black people than I could because they were valedictorians of schools that were all black, and I came from mixed schools.
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He's been pigeonholed as a dunks-only factory worker since he entered the league, but the 23-year-old league leader in field goal percentage has exhibited a little more nuance in his offensive game this season, primarily because his hand-eye coordination looks far more polished than it used to be.
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And I think some songs, like "The War," which has become a staple and a very important song in Lucero's catalog, it's raw and you can hear the emotion in it, but I don't know, I think it would be a little easier to listen to if it was a little more polished.
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CEO Tim Enwall tells me the company ultimately sold "dozens" of the machines, with the express plan to eventually phase out the product in favor of the more polished Misty II. The second robot is set to arrive in April, following a successful crowdfunding campaign in which the company raised just short of $1 million.
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Lennon's widow, Yoko Ono, compiled his demos and some outtakes from their previous album, Double Fantasy, for Milk and Honey, and while the rawness of Lennon's tracks is harshly juxtaposed against Ono's more polished songs, it's impossible to deny the emotion behind a song like "Grow Old Together," which Lennon demoed in Bermuda in 1980.
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It doesn't explain why Trump beat all those more polished politicians in the primary, and it doesn't quite explain the undead quality his campaign has, its ability to stagger on and even surge in the polls—after all, Trump was trending upward even before Clinton's pneumonia resulted in a wave of negative stories about her.
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From the introduction of a teleprompter in the spring to his decision to fire campaign manager Corey Lewandowski in favor of the more polished Manafort in June -- while promising to tamp down the rhetoric and offer a leaner cut of red meat to his supporters -- the Trump operation has never been able to overcome or match the candidate himself.
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If you believe this election is basically a lock, or you happen not to live in a battleground, and are thus flirting with the idea of abstaining or of voting for a third party, ask yourself if you want to live in a country that has established proof of concept for a more polished racist demagogue.
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It comes with a convenient handheld steam board to de-wrinkle collars, pockets, and sleeves, that also doubles as a crease attachment to provide a more polished, or what one might call dry-cleaned look that gives structure to collars, sleeves, plackets, hems, and other clothing areas where a completely steamed, flat finish would just appear odd.
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The rest of the day is split between Atla — a casual, light-filled all-day cafe on the corner of Lafayette Street and Great Jones Street where she'll usually have a morning snack of guacamole, fruit and fish — and Cosme, a slightly more polished space in the Flatiron district that serves dishes including duck carnitas and corn husk meringue.
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The multilevel layout and the CAC's odd, Escheresque floor plan lend themselves to an interpretation of the exhibition as a walk through Ethridge's psyche: the wide-open ground floor is dominated by more polished works, glossy and accessible; the upper floors feature sculptural elements interspersed with domestic imagery, as the architecture fragments into a sequence of intimate, telescoping galleries.
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He drew them to him — a recessive dynamo at the center of a dysfunctional hive — first at the raw Silver Factory on East 47th Street in Manhattan (for which he paid rent of $553 a year); afterward at the more polished headquarters of his varied ventures on Union Square West; and, finally, at a refitted power station in the East 30s.
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It was not the first fully polygonal 3D racer—that accolade goes to Namco's 1988 title Winning Run—but Virtua Racing, also known simply as V.R., was more polished than said predecessor, introducing many concepts that we now take for granted in racing games, such as fully animated pit crews, and the ability to switch between first- and third-person perspectives.
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It's a tad more polished than their other work (undoubtedly as a result of Dan Swano's knob-twiddling skills) and the drums are clickier than I personally prefer, but Katina Culture's apocalyptic death riffs and Anthony Rezhawk's guttural roars are as potent as ever, and there's an interesting black metal element at play that I hope they explore more fully on the rest of the album.
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And to underscore how LinkedIn is keen to develop this — especially in its first phase — not as rough-and-ready user-generated content, but as streams of the kinds of videos that fit with its wider ethos, it has selected several third-party developers of live broadcasting streaming services that creators will work with to create and post more polished live video on LinkedIn.
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Because her prose is quite lyrical — sometimes gnomic, sometimes philosophical — more polished drawings would render a book too mannerist to be genuinely enjoyable: "Being drunk is how you dissociate your mind from your body in order to perform," she writes in the upper part of a medium-gray panel, in which she appears naked, floating in mid-air above a bed, her pale body almost luminous.
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Each episode of "Dating Around" centers on one hopeful New Yorker as he or she goes on a series of first dates, and don't let the sleek production fool you: The show may look more polished than earlier iterations of dating reality TV, but the dates range from sweetly awkward to I-want-to-tear-my-eyeballs-out-but-I-can't-stop-watching excruciating.
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As a result, the company was able to license "a pretty large IP library of short-form, mostly amateur viral videos," which it then offered to bars and other out-of-home locations as Chive TV. Chive TV still exists, but it's now just one of the channels that Atmosphere offers, with Leo noting that Atmosphere now includes more polished videos from partners like Red Bull and GoPro.
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While, yes, Jones may be fun to watch, Infowars is lacking severely in the depth department—watching the other Infowars shows after Jones's is like watching a junior battle of the bands immediately following (insert cool musical act here.) The production value is there to help them along—seriously, it's way more polished than I thought it was going to be—but they just can't stick the landing.
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Having burst forth after the Biennial by Paolo Portoghesi in 63 (but in reality already present beneath the ashes of radical architecture, and the more polished style of "Oppositions"), the "end of citationist, historicist and anti-functionalist prohibition" had very strong echoes in design, from Memphis by Ettore Sottsass & Co., and in fashion, particularly in the global domination of Swatch watches under the artistic direction of Alessandro Mendini.
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Since wearing her signature undone bun at her May 19 royal wedding (which hairstylist Serge Norman called "messy in a controlled way") Meghan now seems to be taking a page out of sister-in-law Kate Middleton's hairstyle handbook by sporting more polished, structured styles (like the the Duchess-sleek chignon she sported at a May 22 birthday celebration for Prince Charles.) Her blowout at Tuesday's Young Leader Awards at Buckingham Palace showcased just that.
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While they are separated by a generation (Kihuen is 37 and Espaillat is 63), the countries they emigrated from (Kihuen from Mexico and Espaillat from the Dominican Republican), and style (Kihuen is more polished and Espaillat is more loose), the men chose to sit side by side and refer to each other as "Adriano" and "Ruben" rather than the more formal "Congressman" title that some members use when talking about colleagues to reporters.
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While a preference for clean, well-manicured nails has been documented at least since the purity-obsessed Victorian era (in Gustave Flaubert's 1856 debut novel Madame Bovary, the titular character is described favorably as having nails "glossy, delicate at the tips, more polished than the ivory of Dieppe"), when it comes to the specific origin of the French manicure as we know it, all roads lead back to Jeff Pink, the American founder of nail-polish brand Orly.
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But, in the few days remaining, the Samsung-branded video offers a more polished look at what's going to be up for pre-order next week… Samsung kicks off touting the power of the Note 9 — telling us it's not just powerful but "super powerful" (leaked benchmarks have previously suggested a big performance boost); and with a bottoms-up ports & rear view pan that shows a 3.5mm headphone jack sitting in the frame — confirming my TC colleague Brian Heater's eagle eye.
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