Get ready to feel even more well-rounded at your job.
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I'm more well rounded than Georges St-Pierre, I punch harder.
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He's more patient, and more well-rounded, on and off the court.
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But he has become a much more well-rounded, more complete player.
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Matthew Marks does little to make Adam a more well-rounded character.
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"It's probably made him a more well-rounded, better person," McIlroy said.
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I just think we're more well-rounded with poetry in our lives.
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But it does show that Mr Federer was a more well-rounded player.
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Promoting a diversity of creators can only help shape more well-rounded games.
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Well, you could use this time to become a more well-rounded person.
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This backs up your argument that AI requires more well-rounded communication skills. Right.
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I forgot about that more well-rounded type of album, or even just message.
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Below are some ways to hack your feed for a more well-rounded online experience.
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But who knows, perhaps there's potential for integrating that into a more well-rounded wearable.
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With today's update, Gmail is an even more well-rounded email option for Android users.
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This past summer, he worked on getting stronger and becoming a more well-rounded player.
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It may seem counter-intuitive, but focusing on becoming more well-rounded will help, not hurt.
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With both points of view in mind we can come to a more well-rounded perspective.
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But slowly and surely, the little machine is becoming a more well-rounded and capable device.
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It has more well-rounded female characters than most stories about superpowers, supervillains and super-everything.
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They also provide them opportunities to become more well-rounded through volunteer efforts and cultural excursions.
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I'm going to keep evolving, more well-rounded, and become a dominant force in this sport.
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"I feel wiser, more well-rounded and updated, and I'm almost in withdrawal now," she said.
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Right, and you can afford childcare and you can afford to have a more well-rounded life.
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"Our challenge to him is to continue to become even a more well-rounded player," Wojciechowski added.
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Some studio owners made these changes because they wanted to offer a more "well-rounded" arts education.
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I'd personally argue that slotting in some recordings of protests would present a more well-rounded playlist.
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Instead, direct your attention toward our guide on the best laptops, which features more well-rounded machines.
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"It's a new generation," Chinn says of Asian Americans pushing for more well-rounded representations in media.
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As a result, graduates leave more well-rounded, with a diverse set of technical and people skills.
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Despite costing $2700,21080 less than the $215,500 A9, the A7R III might be the more well rounded shooter.
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But now I realize why my parents wanted me to do it — just to be more well rounded.
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Well, Jupiter retrograde is over now, and you have a more well-rounded understanding of your highest hopes!
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Officials say they see no reason why results should slip in the quest to foster more well-rounded pupils.
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My personal brand is more well-rounded than it was before because I'm not afraid to show my face.
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Former student Dai said there was no space for a more well-rounded education in China's current education system.
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But it's a hard sell compared to more well-rounded devices like the Echo Show and Google Home Hub.
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For boys, who are already immersed in a hyper-masculine culture, becoming more feminine is becoming more well-rounded.
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The pair's latest venture, a fabric line called Fermoie, has allowed him to establish a more well-rounded Weltanschauung.
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The 49ers are more well-rounded and better at molding their team week to week, New England Patriots-style.
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I thought we needed to upgrade in that area and become more well-rounded instead of being top-heavy.
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On paper, the Astros are more well-rounded than the Yankees, starting with their buzz saw of a starting rotation.
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Hodaka is more well-rounded, although the movie never reveals exactly from what he was so desperate to get away.
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If you're going to spend money on brunch, skip the bottomless mimosas and opt for a more well-rounded meal instead.
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And for a more well-rounded life, people need to drown the daily grind and make room for their true priorities.
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The Celtics are a more well-rounded team than the Bulls, but Dwyane Wade could be an X-factor for Chicago.
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By acquiring a bank license alone or with a partner, Thought Machine could provide clients with a more well-rounded offering.
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Ok, I know this isn't super exciting, but these are all solid additions that should make Inspiron laptops more well-rounded devices.
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There is something for everyone in this kit, so pick it up if you want a more well-rounded Nintendo Labo experience.
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She has all these different layers happening at once that allow her to be more well-rounded then we see these tropes.
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It allows for kids to be more well-rounded, learn from different people and cultures, and how to better communicate with others.
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But Clinton did not let Sanders criticisms stand, answering point by point, and stealing the show with a more well-rounded presentation.
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What's more, the keto diet may not be much more effective for weight management than other healthy, more well-rounded eating plans.
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In a blog post today, the company highlighted some new features that should help make the earbuds a bit more well-rounded.
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They also considered free agents such as Martin Maldonado, a light-hitting defensive catcher, and Yasmani Grandal, a more well-rounded player.
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Coming out of World War II, the university decided it needed to produce more well-rounded students, MIT Provost Martin Schmidt told Axios.
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CNN's Poll of Polls is an average of surveys among adult Americans aggregated to give a more well-rounded view of public opinion.
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"In theory, it will empower me to make sure the characters I'm playing are a bit more well-rounded and compelling," she said.
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"Life is long, and you put together interesting experiences that make you a smarter, more well-rounded person," she said, explaining her career progression.
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He found that the other steakhouses he had visited were able to deliver porterhouses that were more well-rounded and cooked on both sides.
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Both features sound like useful additions to Google's already impressive linguistic skillset, turning its simple search function into a more well-rounded language coach.
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There's a reason many schools have broad curriculum requirements — diversity in your studies is only going to make you a more well-rounded person.
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Of course, today's iOS update brings some good news for HomePod owners — and should make the device a bit more well-rounded, so to speak.
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The second Fit is a marked improvement of generation one, bringing some nice new features to the table and an overall more well-rounded experience.
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It takes mental effort — the executive control of the frontal lobes — to silence those stereotypes and think of people in a more well-rounded way.
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Something about seeing the women and hearing them speak created a stronger, more well-rounded, concise picture of their lives and the lives of Cairo women.
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That's because taking on new positions can turn you into a more well-rounded professional, make you self-aware and confident, and help advance your career.
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Wouldn't it be easier and more effective simply to admit more students who already have these skills — students who are more well rounded to begin with?
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"You have an excellent opportunity to expand your perceptions and use this as an occasion to become more well rounded," a donor named Al Jenkins said.
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In his quest to become a more well-rounded athlete, Syndergaard said he had also worked on his sprinting technique with a Canadian Olympic track coach.
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But if you really want to become a more well-rounded person, you'll need to force yourself out of your comfort zone at the bookstore or library.
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And with dynamic exterior styling, billionaire doors and a potent V8 engine, you still get a maniacal McLaren ... but one that's just a bit more well-rounded.
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"It does seem initially contradictory to try not to fix your weaknesses or improve on them — or at least make yourself more well rounded," Wong tells CNBC.
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Samsung has hiked the price by $20 to $149, but the new Galaxy Buds Plus are more well-rounded than their predecessors in pretty much every way.
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More well-rounded players who rarely strike out — like Houston's Jose Altuve, Boston's Mookie Betts and Cleveland's Jose Ramirez — have also led their teams to postseason berths.
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Although the Ionic is technically the most premium product that Fitbit offers, the Versa 2 is just a better and more well-rounded device for most people.
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But this lovely visual feature on Beijing's old-timey cinemas is one example of how The New York Times tries to present a more well-rounded portrait.
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Essentially, if you voyage through the backlog of Getting Curious, you'll emerge with a more well-rounded understanding of the world (and the inside of Van Ness' brain).
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The profile of a user looks much like a Pinterest board, with the option to add new things constantly and give other users a more well-rounded view.
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This will not only lead to a happier, more well-rounded workforce but will also greatly benefit our nation at large as more companies make civic engagement a priority.
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Although he certainly gets noticed because of his height, the Senegalese-born Fall projects to be a more well-rounded player than some similar-sized players in basketball history.
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"There have been a lot of great players in the W.N.B.A., but I'm not sure there's been a more well-rounded player than Tamika," Fever Coach Stephanie White said.
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Valentine's performance since then has been so impressive that Izzo says he is now a more well-rounded player than Green, an N.B.A. All-Star, ever was in college.
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But, despite the 10-month layoff, the 24-year-old star says she's been working on other parts of her game and truly feels she's a more well-rounded fighter.
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Take-Two would be hyping their upcoming sports and action games, releases meant to help build Take-Two into a more well-rounded company, as they waited for Rockstar's next.
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She said Harvard's experts used "blatant racial stereotypes by saying white applicants are more well-rounded and Asian American applicants are more flat," based on the admissions department's holistic approach.
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If you need a little extra power, you can grab the Dell XPS9560-17253SLV-PUS 15.6-inch Ultra Thin and Light Laptop for $985, which offers a more well-rounded pick.
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There's so much social activism going on and with a generation of kids who are standing up for themselves , the film is a turning point into a more well-rounded America.
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But sometimes things get lost in translation, so what I hope to do is use a visual language, which doesn't need translation, to convey a more well-rounded, three-dimensional story.
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While the books that Obama recommends will make readers more well-rounded and informed, Trump's list is filled with books that will make the reader angrier and more supportive of Trump.
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Take a look at the photos below and wonder if you would have been a much more well-rounded person had you played in these experience zones when you were a kid.
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I think the beauty of this show, and frankly, the entire NBC opportunity, is that I'm going to be able to tap into all of that and feel just more well-rounded.
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"As consumers take a more well-rounded approach to beauty that encompasses health and wellness, they start to understand the relationship of all of these factors and how they impact them overall."
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Junkrat's explosives weren't super effective at long range but were too painful to use in short range situations, so this buff makes him a more well-rounded and less death-prone hero.
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But the toy does leverage a lot of the technology it built to make the original BB-1493 far more well-rounded and lifelike than it had seemingly any right to be.
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As it stands, the product has a fairly limited appeal for most of us, but there are some key takeaways that could ultimately help in the creation of a more well-rounded device.
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A backlash against the showcase culture is beginning to gain momentum, at least among some college coaches who say they have changed recruiting methods to try to find more well-rounded young players.
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Maybe I didn't word this in the best way—I was more aiming towards the songs feeling more well-rounded and that you seem to have found your way and place with the music.
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Diversity was a popular topic of debate in Silicon Valley last year, with most companies quick to point out their diversity initiatives in an effort to make their products and cultures more well-rounded.
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Rippon said Liu isn&apost just on the same level as these Russian athletes, she&aposs more well-rounded because the two girls landing quads (Trusova and Shcherbakova) aren&apost attempting triple axels, too.
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Over the past three years, Harrison has been evolving her combat style from a single-discipline martial artist in judo to a more well-rounded fighter capable of competing standing up, or on the mat.
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Spending time with local kids – as well as those he knows through his parents' friends nearby – "will probably make George, and later Charlotte, more well-rounded," a family friend tells PEOPLE in this week's cover story.
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Even if you don't ever plan on applying for a job at a startup in Silicon Valley, knowing a few key basics will make you a more well-rounded, and valuable, employee in your chosen field.
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It's no fun trying to do all of that at 14 years of age but I know it will make me a more well-rounded person who can adapt to new changes that come my way.
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Being exposed to all these different people and cultures and destinations, it really is making me a more well-rounded, sharper player, and that's a very dangerous thing for a lot of my competition on The Challenge.
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"Famous Nathan: A Family Saga of Coney Island, the American Dream and the Search for the Perfect Hot Dog" (Flatiron Books), by Lloyd Handwerker and Gil Reavill, is the better read and the more well-rounded tale.
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The presence of Assistant and Siri on mobile devices have also made the AI more robust, integrating them more deeply into mobile operating systems and adding additional non-voice input methods for a more well-rounded offering.
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China is heavily focused on agricultural science, engineering, and technology, while Europe and North America are focused more on the humanities and medical and health sciences, though Europe is generally more well-rounded in its approach to research.
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Though Tay has become more well-rounded with songs opening up about family life and struggles he's faced, he's most known for his seemingly effortless ability to make anthems—mainly due to his gift for crafting catchy hooks.
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More talented shooters are entering the league every season, and teams are placing a higher priority on outside shooting at the draft, knowing that that one reliable skill can open the game up for more well-rounded superstars.
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"Even if you did just a traditional interview where you interviewed other witnesses and talked to other people who might have known what went on, you are going to have a much more well-rounded view," Spiggle said.
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While Westbrook may see reduced numbers this year, he could win over some voters by putting together a more well-rounded season — shooting more efficiently, defending more vigorously, and moving off the ball to fit into the Rockets system.
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If it costs around $500 for the base Core i3-model, it might just be the right system for a student who got a Chromebook in elementary or middle school, and now, wants to replace it with something more well-rounded.
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When you take a step back and look at your life as an adult and are able to say "Man, I be messing up" or "It's not always this person's fault, these are my flaws" it helps you be more well-rounded.
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In my short time with the Tab S4, it felt like a totally competent device, and with the addition of Dex to make performing certain productivity-minded tasks a little smoother, it's definitely a more well-rounded device than the Tab S3.
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HP threw in some goodies that make the Spectre x360 a little more well-rounded than before: an IR sensor for use with Windows Hello facial recognition, dual microphones for stereo audio recording and the staple 1080p HD webcam for video chats.
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All in all, the iPhone 7 doesn't feel like a quantum leap over its predecessor, but there are certainly some welcome changes on-board that help make it a more well-rounded handset, including water resistance, a large battery and improved sound quality.
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The Watch Series 2 is a generally more-well rounded fitness device, helped along by the addition of features like on-board GPS, which mean you can sync up your Bluetooth headphones and go for a long run without having to bring along the phone.
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Fortunately, Mr Zverev has plenty of time to improve on both sides of the ball, and his title on the slow clay in Rome proves that he is more well-rounded than one-dimensional attacking players such as Mr Isner and the electric-serving Australian Nick Kyrgios.
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"By rolling between positions, we are putting less emphasis on a single skill set, in this case throwing, and instead looking at the importance of slotting more well-rounded athletes at the positions," said Tina Taps, Director of US Open Ballpersons, said in a press release.
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Now's the perfect time to take a page out of Edmond's page and work on your craft so you too can stunt on your enemies when you finally get out onto the streets — I mean, be a more well-rounded person with a cool new hobby.
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"By rolling between positions, we are putting less emphasis on a single skill-set, in this case throwing, and instead looking at the importance of slotting more well-rounded athletes at the positions," Tina Taps, director of the tournament's ball people, said in a news release.
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In the post on Twitter, Jackson signaled his approval of a Bleacher Report article that examined the evolving relationship between Jackson and Anthony and concluded that Jackson had erred in thinking he could transform Anthony from a one-dimensional scorer into a more well-rounded player.
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A more well-rounded assessment of a trade deal like TPP would also look at whether important social institutions, including manufacturing unions, would be negatively affected by more openness to trade, and what changes to labor law we would need to make to soften the blow.
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Though Jaleh moonlights as a model and musician, the 18-year-old college freshman is far more interested in what happens behind the scenes — she's currently pursuing a degree in music production, with the goal of approaching her music from a more well-rounded and well-informed perspective.
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GoPro is positioning the Max as a more well-rounded camera than the Fusion, calling it "three cameras in one" — a reference to the ability to use just one of the opposing cameras on either side of the Max at a time, as well as the combined 360 capability.
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When I tried the whole system out installed at an apartment in New York, switching between various lighting setups and brightness took just a couple swipes and a tap, and the smartphone app actually seemed a bit more well-rounded compared to something like the Phillips Hue app.
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Maye, who scored 26 points on 11-of-16 shooting while pulling down 10 rebounds in the 86-69 victory over Northern Iowa on Friday, told reporters he worked in the offseason at becoming a more well-rounded player in the post after three productive big men departed.
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While season one mostly centered on Penelope's attempts to give her family the best lives possible and Elena's realization that she's gay, season two deepens these stories while spreading the narrative around so that everyone gets something to make their characters even more well-rounded than they already were.
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Vault was the only event Maroney competed in that night, and despite the fact that there may have been more well-rounded gymnasts, the general consensus was that it was completely worth bringing Maroney to London for a single event, because no one could vault the way Maroney did.
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Together with her romantic partner, Zeke Hutchins, who was once her drummer and now works as her manager, Van Etten has undertaken what the couple characterizes as various adventures — acting, school, scoring, parenthood — each of which adds to her ongoing project: becoming a more well-rounded, more empathetic artist.
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Once your body has fully recovered, testing out a different sport can keep you active, engage new muscles, avoid overuse injuries, and make you a more well-rounded athlete: Fifer used to focus mostly on running, but during her downtime she started swimming and thought, Why not bike, too?
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The formula is something we've seen from both Sony and more recently Canon: one of them is a high-megapixel resolution beast that's aimed at pro-level photographers — the 47.3MP S1R in this case — and the other is a more well-rounded camera for a wider audience of hybrid shooters.
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The Moto G24.1 Plus has a smaller screen, but its got way better performance, and it's compatible with every major carrier, while the ZTE Blade V25 Pro and Honor 2000X are both more well rounded handsets that do a better job of making you care about budget phones with dual cameras.
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Apple introduced Health three years ago, and it has since become one of the more well-rounded fitness apps available on the iOS platform, syncing with nearly every kind of health monitoring and fitness app available from other companies, including big ones like Strava and Runkeeper, and most fitness trackers too, like those from Fitbit's competitors, Garmin and Polar.
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At the end of the day, in the same way representation on screen and in the writers room and all these perspectives create a more well rounded world and nuanced characters, you've got these one trick ponies who are in all the writers rooms and they write Black women a certain way, they write Asian women a certain way — but they also write white guys a certain way.
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Recent research into lesser-known chapters of van Gogh's life, such as his time in Britain, have provided us with a more well-rounded image of the artist, slowly replacing the old vision of a wild man whose art came directly from the soul — though it will take a long time to shift that idea, said Sjraar van Heugten, an independent van Gogh art historian and curator based in Belgium.
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