"So I tend to focus on the more uplifting parts of asteroids."
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"I was hoping for a little more uplifting vision," a downcast Sen.
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Last month, he decided to throw a more uplifting video into the mix.
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Mr. LaBute may be mellower, but that does not make him any more uplifting.
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If it doesn't, he may wind up regretting that he abandoned his previous, more uplifting
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Mr. Arbesfeld has also spent some time remaking movies to give them more uplifting titles.
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I'd like to end this first column of the new year on a more uplifting note.
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Dan Clay: I connect to the more uplifting, confidence-boosting side of Sex and the City.
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Staring at a blank wall is a consistently more uplifting experience than watching Trump do anything at all.
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There's nothing more uplifting than watching this grandma sink the winning shot in a game of beer pong.
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I would like to be associated with something more uplifting, but nevertheless, it is a part of the city.
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Still, one of the show's more uplifting love stories has become a fan favorite — and now, there could be more.
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"Good Friday" definitely feels more uplifting, but, if you ask us, "Sorrowful Friday" has a certain ring to it, too.
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The cabbage cure worked, and the man survived — giving this particular story one of the more uplifting endings in Morris' book.
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The discussion groups he sat in on, where veterans cried openly as they talked about their struggles, were no more uplifting.
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A third survey painted a slightly more uplifting outlook for the country's service sector, which now accounts for the bulk of GDP.
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It's all about the music and throughout the night I like moving through the spectrum of both darker and more uplifting sounds.
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While there are tons of self-deprecating and depression-related memes circulating the net, we think you deserve something a bit more uplifting.
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In more uplifting news, there's a coffee shop in Portland that accepts everyone—we're talking swingers, polygamists, fem-doms, and the BDSM community.
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You have to know your own tolerance, you've got to know how cannabis affects you, and maybe just stick with more uplifting things.
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On Saturday, after the victory, Mook delivered a more uplifting pep talk to his troops than he had on the grim conference call.
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I personally tend to get hit harder by more uplifting strains, and while the session felt like a medium one, the effect was larger.
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My experience in the District of Columbia was much more uplifting because of the attitudes and aptitudes of the individuals with whom I spoke.
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It is aimed at being a more uplifting, globe-trotting version of Al Gore's Oscar-winning documentary An Inconvenient Truth, which was released in 2007.
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A new logo features a brighter blue bubble around Facebook's distinctive white f, which attempts to put a more uplifting spin on a bruised brand.
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According to Indie Wire, faith-based films have been doing increasingly well in theaters over the past few years as people seek out more uplifting content.
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" Last week's jobs report from the Labor Department brought bad headlines, including "Jobs creation slumps" and the hardly more uplifting "Weak job growth isn't a disaster.
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The third season of True Detective's finale went out on a much more uplifting note than the previous seasons, which was a refreshing change of pace.
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One of the more uplifting sections in Melania Trump's convention speech Monday night was virtually identical to a passage from Michelle Obama's convention speech in 2008.
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On a more uplifting note, Time's Maya Rhodan has the backstory of the Houston sheriff's deputy whose helping of two small children ricocheted around social media.
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In more uplifting media content, here's Diana Krall on Q, talking about her new album, "Turn Up the Quiet," which The Times wrote about last week.
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For what could be his final debate, Rubio decided to get back to his roots and focused on a more uplifting message with more emphasis on policy.
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In the first edit, the video ended with an image of Beyoncé sinking into the water, but the singer wanted the final note to be more uplifting.
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But there's also a more uplifting element with the music itself, and this song in particular does happen to be on a slightly more happy side of my feelings.
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The company today announced it's testing a new Google Assistant feature called "Tell me something good" that will allow users to hear a summary of more uplifting news stories.
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The closing title cards of "Three Christs" spin that quote to make it sound a tad more uplifting, a contextual shift that perhaps describes the method of the movie.
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In addition to the images being more uplifting than advertisements, the art features stray cats from the Battersea Dogs & Cats Home and Cats Protection who are in need of homes.
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So much of The Teeth of the Comb feels like a writer finding a way to honestly express fear and sadness, but Alomar also finds room for more uplifting moments.
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With the third season of 13 Reasons Why set to come out later this year, suicide prevention experts hope that the show continues to become more uplifting, and less graphic.
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Experts point to one of the more uplifting outcomes of the dot-com crash: new opportunities that led to the rise of such companies as Google, Facebook and many others.
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Something a bit more uplifting: The Mayor's Office of Media and Entertainment started a five-part initiative on Thursday, including a $5 million fund, to support women in film and theater.
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"I think 'change' and 'identity' are more uplifting choices, but yes, especially over the last few years, the words have been really heavy," said Jane Solomon, linguist in residence at Dictionary.com.
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Instead, they reportedly wanted Gordon and Leight to focus on the more uplifting story of friendship between the two men, one of whom was supposed to be played by Richard Gere.
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After Marnie's makeup artist gives her a Ru Paul-inspired look (it's really, really bad), the girls come together in one of the more uplifting scenes to re-do the garish makeup.
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One is the inspirational category, more uplifting than specifically evangelistic, to which I Can Only Imagine belongs, along with high-performing movies like Heaven Is For Real, War Room, and The Shack.
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And while we're a little sad this new body art isn't an ode to her pet piglet, Piggy Smallz, Grande did use this tattoo to send a more uplifting message going into 2019.
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Beneath this thick layer of what became Islamic tradition, there is a more uplifting image of the Prophet Muhammad, waiting to be discovered not just by non-Muslims, but also many Muslims themselves.
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"I&aposm countering voices of negativity and defeatism in our country with a more uplifting, proud, and powerful gesture of patriotism, because those negative voices don&apost speak for all of America," he said.
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"I thought there was a need for more positivity on Facebook and a more uplifting 'You can do it' kinda feel," says Alston, a single dad who shares custody of Aliya with her mom.
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Ms. Kimpton explained that the texts cut into her umbrellas are from some of the Old Testament's bloodier passages, and that the more uplifting words on the wall consist of individual letters from those verses.
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On Friday, the Fab Five took a break from posting impossibly positive maxims on Twitter to bless us with an even more uplifting announcement: Queer Eye is coming back for an all-new third season.
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In truth, it's perhaps closer in spirit to Mizuguchi's woefully underrated Child of Eden, trading Rez's sharp edges and ominous beats for brighter, more uplifting themes in an infinite space filled with glowing particles of light.
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Sure, Black Mirror could give audiences the agency to create more uplifting content — or it could use the interactive element to remind fans that there are no happy endings when we give ourselves over the technology. Bleak?
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I think that the important thing that we were able to do in this book is balance the more uplifting moments with the more shocking moments, with the more intimate moments, because that's really what life is like.
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In more uplifting news, security researchers made an app designed to kill, to prove a point about the intense risks of internet-connect health devices, and the need for the companies who make them to stop ignoring those risks.
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If you went to ten of your friends and said, "I want to meet someone great, [can] you all set me up on a date with your favorite male person?" your dating experience would be so much more uplifting.
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And even though 2018 has already seen a more uplifting start than the bleak year that was 2017, we can still use a bold color like this as armor to get us through darker times, be they personal or political.
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Why athletes are getting more political in the age of Trump Joey said that while he does not agree with Trump on the issues, there is a "silver lining" in the Trump era — a surge of "more uplifting," socially conscious music.
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Because of Comey Via USA Today: The FBI director's decision to revive the Clinton email circus with a letter to Congress two weeks before Election Day killed the Democrat's momentum and derailed her plans to finish the campaign with a more uplifting message.
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Blending an indica strain with lavender, chamomile, and orange essential oils has a more relaxing effect, while a sativa strain with peppermint, lime, cypress, and cinnamon oils will be more uplifting—like the "Red Bull of cannabis," said Michael Katz, president of Evoxe.
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Even as she blends barking dogs, sickened static, and deeply upsetting audio of the arrest of the late Sandra Bland, she teases more uplifting musical sounds too, bringing together mutated pop songs, footwork, and the sort of ascendant dancefloor powerbombs that similarly minded producers like Arca and Rabit have been issuing over the past few years.
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There's such a weight of history between me and this cast of characters that as the losses started to pile up, I just couldn't keep watching them get snuffed out because I said the wrong thing or, to be more accurate, because I kept acting as if Banner Saga 3 were a more uplifting and optimistic game than it really is.
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There's perhaps no divide as stark as the one that overtook the Oscar Best Picture winners, which abruptly went from the morally complicated winners of Crash (not a good movie, but one superficially capable of pretending to have moral complexity) and The Departed and No Country for Old Men from 2005 through 703 to the brighter, more uplifting tales of Slumdog Millionaire, The King's Speech, and The Artist in 2008, 2010, and 2011.
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Replacing him was Jeff Cloud, who had been Starflyer's touring manager. Americana had a more rock bent than the band's previous two albums with more uplifting and explicitly religious lyrics.
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The album was promoted on the band's Everyday Tour. "When the World Ends" was planned as a single, but scrapped after the events of September 11, 2001. The more uplifting "Everyday" was eventually released in its place.
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'", the board's chairman replied. In the end the vote was unanimous. "What more uplifting motion could there possibly be than something that will literally make law out of a Star Trek joke?" concluded Miller. "It's a great idea.
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Lucile E. Blanch, née Lundquist, (December 31, 1895 – October 31, 1981), was an American painter and Guggenheim Fellow. She was noted for her murals, commissioned by the government during the Great Depression years of the 1930s to create a more uplifting environment.
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By late 1992, breakbeat hardcore started to fragment into a number of subsequent genres: darkcore (piano rolls giving way to dark-themed samples and stabs), hardcore jungle (where reggae basslines and samples became prominent), and happy hardcore (retaining piano rolls and more uplifting vocals).
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Born Music compared the track to contemporary bands such as METZ, Savages and Protomartyr. The website also stated that despite "the trademark growls from Joe Talbot are there, and the bouts of guitar feedback and angular riffage are present, this is a much more uplifting song".
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"80" uses synths mimicking an acoustic guitar. The album has an experimental, moody style. Many of the tracks (including "Bad Days" and "Lean on Me") are dark and unearthly. There are also some more uplifting numbers, like "Heaven", "Tongues" and "Dog", which are more beat driven, dancable numbers.
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It features fifteen tracks performed in French and, according to the singer, has a personal choice of the songs – more uplifting lyrics were chosen. Encore un soir topped the charts in France, Canada, Belgium and Switzerland, and was certified Diamond in France, 2× Platinum in Canada and Platinum in Belgium and Switzerland. It has sold over 1.5 million copies worldwide.
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In a 1987 interview with Option, Morris said that they "just thought the songs were sort of sympathetic and more uplifting than depressing. But everyone's got their own opinion." Deborah Curtis recalled that only with the release of Closer did many who were close to the singer realise "[h]is intentions and feelings were all there within the lyrics". The surviving members regret not seeing the warning signs in Curtis's lyrics.
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Thomas Quinlan of Exclaim! gave the album a 9 out of 10, saying, "Factor's production sets the mood; the music is mostly slow and sad, aside from the few moments of hope that get something a little more uplifting." Steve Juon of RapReviews.com gave the album a 7.5 out of 10 and said, "the variety of contributors to Factor's vision makes this one of his most wholly enjoyable albums".
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James Newton Howard composed the score for Nightcrawler. Unlike the large and cinematic scores that had previously defined his career, Howard composed moody electronica pieces for Nightcrawler, heavily influenced by 1980s synth. Howard initially struggled writing a score that fit both the overall atmosphere of the film and Gilroy's expectations. Instead of using what Consequence of Sound described as "the expected 10 strings and a nightmarish score", Gilroy wanted more uplifting and subversive music.
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Where Are We Going? is the fourth studio album of American house producer Maya Bouldry-Morrison, known by her stage name as Octo Octa. It was released in March 2017 by HNYTRX, a sub-imprint of queer label Honey Soundsystem. It is her first album to be released after publicly revealing in 2016 that she was transgender and contains a much more uplifting tone than the records she released before revealing her gender identity.
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Miklos sees the track as a profile of himself written by Emicida. The partnership with Russo Passapusso resulted in the track "Vigia", but they only met three months after the song was created. Miklos sent he lyrics to "Todo Grande Amor" to Silva and allowed him to change its arrangement at will. After the track was sent back as a bossa nova song, Pupillo reworked it a little bit so it became more uplifting.
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Tropical house is a subgenre of deep house, which is itself a subgenre of house music. Thus, it possesses typical house music characteristics, including synthesizer instrumentation, and a 4/4 kick drum pattern. Tropical house differentiates itself from deep house, which can often have a very dark sound, whereas tropical house can be described as having a more uplifting and relaxing sound. The tempo of tropical house songs is a little slower than deep house (100-115 bpm).
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In January 2001, the packaging was described as featuring a cartoon turkey with the words; "Delicious Aero chocolate with a touch of sauciness - What could be more uplifting than bubbles that melt into delicious Nestlé chocolate?". In 2001, The Aero White was relaunched as a permanent offering with a campaign theme, "Here to Stay". In May that year, Nestlé UK's "All Bubble. No Squeak." campaign was previewed online prior to television, an unusual step at the time.
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The waltz ranks among the "Waltz King's" magnificent works and is still regularly performed today at the Vienna Philharmonic's New Year's Concert. The general mood of the piece is rather pensive but the final moments of the piece are utter joy and sparkling with Strauss happier tunes. Waltz section 1 is in F major and is graceful but pensive in mood. Waltz 2A is also in a more reflective mood but waltz 2B is more uplifting.
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"Breathe" is a song by British synthpop duo Erasure. It was released by Mute Records in the UK and the U.S. as the first single from the band's eleventh studio album Nightbird. Written and produced by Vince Clarke and Andy Bell, the track is a mid-tempo love song similar in musical style to their 1994 hit "Always", albeit with more uplifting lyrical content. "Breathe" was remixed slightly for its radio version — most notably in the song's introduction.
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By 1996, Robinson had left - thus marking a new era for the group. She was replaced by American vocalist Tameka Starr, who was also the songwriter and choreographer. Starr's lyrics encapsulated a more 'uplifting' and 'motivational' approach to the content of the songs during this era of Livin' Joy. With Starr on lead vocals, the follow-up single "Don't Stop Movin'" peaked at number five in the UK and went on to become a big summer hit.
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Polyenso is an American experimental rock band based in St. Petersburg, Florida, United States. The band is composed of lead vocalist and keyboardist Brennan Taulbee, multi-instrumentalist and vocalist Alexander Schultz, and percussionist Denny Agosto. The band's members were all at one point in American post-hardcore band Oceana, but moved to lighter, more uplifting music under the name Polyenso in 2012. Their sound is a blend of indie rock, electronic, folk, jazz, and hip-hop.
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Buddy Christ Buddy Christ is a parody religious icon and Catholic Church marketing tool created by Filmmaker Kevin Smith, which first appeared in Smith’s 1999 film Dogma. In the film, Buddy is part of a campaign ("Catholicism Wow!") to renew the image of (and interest in) the Catholic Church. Viewing the crucifix image as "wholly depressing", the Church, led by Cardinal Glick (George Carlin), decides to retire it, and creates Buddy Christ as a more uplifting image of Jesus Christ.
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Circular openings in the stone walls helped maintain a sense of openness rather than being walled off. The glass walls were called the "Walls of Light". Vergason intended for these walls to be more uplifting, and to be inscribed with quotes about democracy, honor, sacrifice service, duty, and patriotism. Nearly the entire site would be paved with grey granite, and grey granite benches would be placed in strategic locations to force visitors to the Capitol and fountain from the best angles.
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The album also incorporates multiple jazz styles in number of occasions such as the ballad "Hob", which was used in the album's first sneak peek commercial. "Ensana Masoola", on the other hand, incorporates more uplifting jazz beats. In "Ensana Masoola", Said expresses her anger at her lover who does not trust her and watches her every move. Although the album draws heavy influences of Western pop music in most of the tracks, Said still maintained her usual Middle Eastern sounds.
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The album is a further throwback to the blues and psychedelic rock music of the late 1960s while retaining a sinister edge. Darkness, Oh Hell was included in Sputnik Music's Top 50 Albums of 2010 as one of the best EPs of the year. Trophy Scars released the follow-up to Darkness, Oh Hell, another EP, titled Never Born, Never Dead on July 19, 2011. The EP serves as the counter-piece to Darkness, Oh Hell and is much more uplifting musically and lyrically.
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Hate is the fourth studio album by Scottish indie rock band The Delgados. It was first released on 14 October 2002 in the United Kingdom on the Mantra label, and later released on 21 January 2003 in the United States with two bonus tracks. The lyrics are emphatic, with strings and much reverb producing a somewhat drawn and pained sound; however, the album often leans towards more uplifting chords as well. The song "The Light Before We Land" is used as the opening theme to the anime series Gunslinger Girl.
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Concurrent with such research, a number of computational psychologists took the perspective, popularized by Stephen Wolfram, that system behaviors perceived as complex, including the mind's creative output, could arise from what would be considered simple algorithms. As neuro-philosophical thinking matured, it also became evident that language actually presented an obstacle to producing a scientific model of cognition, creative or not, since it carried with it so many unscientific aggrandizements that were more uplifting than accurate. Thus questions naturally arose as to how "rich," "complex," and "wonderful" creative cognition actually was.
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Johns initially recorded eight songs, only to delete the files thinking they were too similar to tracks on the previous album, Neon Ballroom. Leaving the security and darkness of his earlier work, he restarted from scratch to create something more uplifting. Diorama represented a radical change in Silverchair's musical structure; the heavy grunge influence on their prior work was replaced by string and horn ensembles and highly complex song structures. Johns felt more comfortable in making this radical change rather than a minor one, finding it helped him to regain his passion for music, which had diminished during the grunge days.
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Vergason intended for these walls to be more uplifting, and to be inscribed with quotes about democracy, honor, sacrifice service, duty, and patriotism. The fifth element consisted of the masses of trees around the site. Nearly the entire site would be paved with grey granite, and grey granite benches would be placed in strategic locations to force visitors to view the Capitol and fountain from the best angles. The memorial also had a flagpole, and Vergason intended for "works of art" to be placed around the memorial site (although the nature of these artworks had yet to be determined).
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Satisfied is the fourth studio album by American Christian rock band DecembeRadio; it was released in August 2008 through Slanted Records. Like their previous album, DecembeRadio (2006), it was recorded at Southern Tracks Recording in Atlanta, Georgia, and produced by Scotty Wilbanks. The songs were written to ensure they would translate well in a concert setting, and the band strove to write more uplifting lyrics than those on their previous album. Recording sessions began in September 2007 and were not completed until the second quarter of 2008, as the sessions twice were interrupted for concert tours.
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Barki Park A number of outdoor facilities are provided inside the College campus and in the foothills of the mountains. Barki Park not only provides entertainment for children but also a soothing relief for the students and their families, especially with traditional live Rabab music every weekend. The entertainment facilities include a pizza and coffee shop, skating arena, zip line, rock climbing arena, lush green lawns with water oscillators, various shades of all weather roses and a lot more. Uplifting of the park, Project Green, was outsourced to Mr. Saadat Nabi Sherwani and Co. Project Green has been completed with a lot of Horticultural innovations by the designer.
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Music for Objects is an extended play by Canadian electronic musician Michael Silver, known by his stage name as CFCF. The EP is a 24-minute set of eight compositions that are meant to showcase the emotion of everyday objects, a concept inspired by Wim Wenders' documentary film Notebook on Cities and Clothes (1989). Music for Objects has the same ambient feel as CFCF's previous EP Exercises (2012) but with a much more uplifting tone. Music for Objects was released in July 2013 in European territories by Dummy Records and in North America by Paper Bag Records, and garnered favorable reviews from professional reviewers upon its distribution.
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Ward described the making of the album as "a healing process," and fortunately, as the band was finishing up, his sister had gone into remission. Given the record's primary source of inspiration, A Different Kind of Pain maintains the visceral, anxious tones characteristic of Cold's sound yet strays from the band's typical aggression. Instead, it focuses almost entirely on perseverance through love and personal struggle which, while still conjuring a somber atmosphere, provides a distinctly more uplifting and spiritual presence that the group notably began exploring on Year of the Spider. This is evident "God's Song," one of various tracks laced with religious themes.
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Although the Szózat of Vörösmarty touches similar thoughts as the poems of Ferenc Kölcsey, even as continuing his train of thought, its intonation is entirely different. Himnusz (Hymn) is a prayer, but Szózat acts rather like a speech, addressing the listener/reader by the narrator in the role of an orator. Furthermore, as a prayer, Himnusz becomes almost a begging for the last verse, while Szózat is much more uplifting, unfaltering, inspiring for patriotism and loyalty. However, it also reckons with the concerns of Himnusz, sees the death of the nation as a possibility: 'Or it will come, if it must come, The glorious death'.
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After Menken and Schwartz wrote "God Help the Outcasts", directors Kirk Wise and Gary Trousdale and Disney CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg debated whether or not the film required a more uplifting song; Menken and Schwartz wrote the inspirational "Someday" with which to replace "God Help the Outcasts" at the behest of Katzenberg. However, Wise and Trousdale ultimately decided that "God Help the Outcasts", a religious ballad, was more suitable for the scene. American singer Bette Midler recorded a pop rendition of "God Help the Outcasts" for the film's soundtrack. The film version of "God Help the Outcasts" has garnered generally positive reviews from both film and music critics, who enjoyed the song's lyrics and music, as well as Mollenhauer's performance.
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Charles Welsey's brother, John Wesley excluded it from the Wesleyan Methodist Church's Wesleyan Hymn Book, which John did to preclude the inclusion of any specific seasonal hymns. It was not until 1831, when the Supplement to the Collection was published by an unknown Methodist, that "Christ the Lord is Risen Today" made it into the hymnals of the Methodist Church regularly. Prior to this hymn being published, church music had maintained a similar style of dynamics to music and chants from the Biblical period. "Christ the Lord Is Risen Today" was written as a more uplifting style of worship expressing personal feelings to God that eventually became the bedrock of Christian music into the modern era.
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For their second EP titled Operation: Cut-Throat, the band exchanged their heavy distortion guitars and genre-typical fast-paced drums for a lighter, more uplifting sound, yet they still maintained a degree of melancholy, especially in the lyrics and vocal melodies. The CD was released on June 11, 2002. Before the end of the year, Ryan left to co-form Rushmore Records (now Drive-Thru Records) signing Houston Calls, while he was replaced by Mike Saffert. Even though a full-length had been announced by Note to Self, who had since been licensed by LLR Recordings, Hidden in Plain View signed with southern California pop-punk label Drive-Thru Records in June 2003.
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It is about a young man who realizes that one day he is going to die, and accepts the idea. "In the Aeroplane Over the Sea" is one of the more uplifting songs on the album despite having death as the subject material. Stewart Mason of AllMusic writes, "'In the Aeroplane Over the Sea' is almost giddy at the thought of eternal rest: 'When we meet on a cloud, I'll be laughing out loud' probably isn't the average train of thought of kid barely in his mid-20s, but it certainly beats one of Kurt Cobain's howls of existential despair." The song opens with double-tracked acoustic guitars, whose "chords are full and serene in contrast to the percussive, bare triads" of King of Carrot Flowers, according to Medium's Joel Settlemoir.
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Sunshine is a northern neighborhood of the city of St. Gabriel in Iberville Parish, Louisiana, United States. Located approximately 15 miles south of Baton Rouge along the Mississippi River, the community was originally named Forlorn Hope by inhabitants but was given its current name by Oscar Richard, Sr., who was the post master of the Forlorn Hope, La. post office. He petitioned the federal government for permission to change the name of the post office to Sunshine, La., in order to give it a more uplifting name. As frequently happens, the villages took the name of the local post office; hence, the name of the village and community became known as Sunshine, La. The community was annexed to St. Gabriel in 1987. The "Sunshine" type of vetiver grass, whose roots have long been used in Louisiana as an insect repellent, was given that name by the USDA in 1989 for Sunshine, Louisiana, where Eugene LeBlanc Sr. grew a heritage clone given to his grandparents by Felix Perilloux, who in turn had acquired it from his wife Myrthee Froisy Perilloux in the 1860s.
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