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It's a nightmarish creature, and one of the film's most indelible images. from The Verge
I feel like that's my most indelible food memory — my dad's pancakes. from Refinery 29
But her most indelible legacy may be what she did for denim. from The New York Times
But it was not the most indelible image from the 99th P.G.A. Championship. from The New York Times
He ended up capturing one of the most indelible moments in American history. from Reuters
His most indelible memory from his first Ryder Cup was of the opening ceremony. from The New York Times
Still, his short stint in the film is one of his most indelible cameos. from The New York Times
Our writers reflected on one of the most indelible figures in the history of the arts. from The New York Times
"The Rose Tattoo," first produced on Broadway in 1951, does not rank among Williams's most indelible works. from The New York Times
To this day, his appearance is still one of the most indelible moments in modern Olympic history. from Vox
Before Spider-Man: Homecoming, some of Spidey's most indelible cinematic moments have been thanks to his love interests. from Mashable
The explosive truths he revealed have given birth to one of the most indelible scandals of this young century. from Hyperallergic
Aaron Boone secured his place in Yankees lore with one of the most indelible home runs in franchise history. from The New York Times
The shot of Shepard as a bloodied Yeager, walking away from a crash, remains perhaps the film's most indelible image. from CNN
Okoye's wig-throwing and car-surfing-in-a-red-dress scenes in South Korea were among the film's most indelible. from The New York Times
One of the most indelible images in "Dunkirk," Christopher Nolan's brilliant new film, is of a British plane in flames. from The New York Times
Feature The band created one of indie rock's most indelible sounds, built around the collaboration of David Longstreth and Amber Coffman. from The New York Times
His career is littered by villainous and villainously sexy turns in movies where he plays the most indelible and unforgettable element. from Vox
The most indelible images in this week's episode, however, are of red roses and of the fresh blood that shares their color. from The New York Times
ANDREW KEH The most indelible moment for me in college basketball this year did not happen during a game, but before one. from The New York Times
Feature After 17 years, the author of the trilogy "His Dark Materials" carries on the story of one of literature's most indelible heroines. from The New York Times
The group's 2001 debut album, "In Search Of…," was a reaction to that time, and remains the most indelible of the trio's releases. from The New York Times
That is what Nelson Cruz did, and his photo with the longtime umpire Joe West was the most indelible impression of the night. from The New York Times
Along with technique, his professors taught him what would prove to be their most indelible lesson: the value of living in collaborative, creative spaces. from The New York Times
Five writers on what made the protean Bernstein, born 213 years ago, one of the most indelible figures in the history of the arts. from The New York Times
The most indelible American stories are often road trips of one kind or another, whether they end at Plymouth Rock or in Hampton, Iowa. from The New York Times
"Dallas" was, for a time, the most popular show on television and Larry Hagman's J. R. Ewing is one of TV's most indelible characters. from The New York Times
Katherine wants so ferociously, and as a result puns so viciously, that she became one of Shakespeare's most indelible heroines apparently against Shakespeare's will. from Vox
Even if he was kidding at the time, the pace of Peters' practices is the one thing that left the most indelible impression on Dent. from Vice
Opinion ____ Five writers on what made the protean Bernstein, born 100 years ago, one of the most indelible figures in the history of the arts. from The New York Times
We hope to capture just a bit of the energy and influence of one of the most indelible figures in the history of the arts. from The New York Times
Pebble Beach's spectacular seaside setting provided the stage for one of the sport's most indelible performances: Woods's 15-stroke victory in the 2000 U.S. Open. from The New York Times
Plus, there's this:In spite of the fact that Whiteley was the architect of one of the film's most indelible sequences, he was uncredited in the film. from Vice
That filtering of the same presentation of facts through the prism of partisan opinion is, perhaps, one of the most indelible aspects of the Trump legacy. from CNN
Libby Nelson: The fight between Philip and Paige immediately makes the list of The Americans' most indelible scenes, one that will stick with me for years. from Vox
Perhaps the most indelible moment came when Mr. Obama appealed to Congress to tighten the nation's gun laws two months after the school shooting in Newtown, Conn. from The New York Times
Among the most indelible is the phantasmagoric street fighter Tyler Durden — another great mover, with another of Pitt's career-defining torsos — from David Fincher's "Fight Club" (1999). from The New York Times
And how they covered their city's most indelible events: the Son of Sam serial killings in 240, the Central Park jogger case in 225 and 21/13. from The New York Times
Djawadi got to work immediately, yielding one of the most indelible television or film scores of our generation and a theme song that, to be perfectly honest, slaps. from Mashable
But to paraphrase one of the most indelible remarks of the year, Tucker Carlson may not be a white supremacist, but white supremacists think he's a white supremacist. from Buzzfeed News
It had given birth to a filmmaking renaissance and a decade of some of the most indelible and uncompromising pictures to ever come out of the studio system. from People
Today is one of the most indelible days of my life because of Mark Wahlberg, WME and a community of women and men who share in this accomplishment. from Refinery 29
You can't talk about "A River Runs Through It" without talking about the sunburn scene, one of the most indelible moments in the book, and certainly the funniest. from The New York Times
The most indelible mark of Justice Kavanaugh's first year was his vote to abandon his predecessor's ambition, announced 15 years ago, to rein in "the business of rigging elections". from Economist
It was her easy relationship with megastars that led to some of the most indelible moments in the company's history, like shows with performances by Prince and Tupac Shakur. from People
Driver gave one of the most indelible performances of 2017 as the conflicted Kylo Ren, adding heartbreaking nuance to the character without ever losing sight of his darker side. from Mashable
It was about two blocks from the red-brick building that was the site of one of the most indelible tragedies in American history, and it was happening again. from The New York Times
Though revered in Hollywood for having created some of the most indelible scores in movie history, Williams tends to rehash his favorite keys and melodies across his body of work. from Mashable
Kent Hrbek's grand slam the next inning is the most indelible snapshot of that World Series, a triumphant moment for Hrbek, a lifelong Minnesotan who played only for the Twins. from The New York Times
In "Murphy Brown," television's most indelible portrait of an anchorwoman, the aggressive and cynical Murphy (Candice Bergen) meets her foil in the naïve and perky new correspondent Corky (Faith Ford). from The New York Times
In a statement late Saturday, Ms. Williams gave credit to Mr. Wahlberg, William Morris Endeavor and many others for making the day "one of the most indelible" of her life. from The New York Times
Buoyed by its acceptance by experts as authentic, she forges on, mimicking some of the most indelible voices in American entertainment history such as Katharine Hepburn, Lillian Hellman and Judy Holliday. from Economist
A multihyphenate long before it became a buzzword, the cult actress, writer, illustrator and artist would become one of the most indelible figures to emerge from the early years of the Factory. from The New York Times
But I have lived in the city long enough to see many other places transformed and erased, including places that were the setting for the most indelible moments of my own life. from New Yorker
The neighborhood had already cemented its place in rock history by the time the headbangers took it over, but it was this era that left the most indelible mark on The Strip. from Vice
My most indelible memory about Highlight was its logo – a precursor to the trend of 80s MTV-ish fluorescent looks, this one was actually hard to look at for long periods of time. from TechCrunch
One of the most indelible images in Mr. Bloncourt's Portuguese portfolio is of a little girl holding a doll at a muddy shantytown in St. Denis, a northern suburb of Paris, in 1969. from The New York Times
Carrie Fisher, the actress, author and screenwriter who brought a rare combination of nerve, grit and hopefulness to her most indelible role, as _________ in the "Star Wars" movie franchise, died on Dec. 27. from The New York Times
"Black Jeopardy" has become one of the most indelible sketches in Saturday Night Live's 40-plus-year tenure, and the cast and writers behind it want a shot with the man himself: Barack Obama. from Mashable
Arts \| Connecticut The most indelible image of "A Chorus Line," the Pulitzer Prize-winning 1975 musical conceived by Michael Bennett, is a horizontal line of 17 hopeful dancers trying out for a Broadway show. from The New York Times
One of the most indelible scenes takes place during a roaring night of revelry among the nobles, as Bondarchuk literalizes their stupor with aggressive, whirling cinematography to make a tornado out of their party. from Vox
American Beauties The most indelible scene in American literary memoir, for this reader at any rate, occurs about two-thirds of the way into Harry Crews's "A Childhood: The Biography of a Place" (1978). from The New York Times
In a season full of memorable moments for Curry, his most indelible one came in a February game against the Thunder when he fired off a 30-plus foot bomb that broke Oklahoma City hearts. from Reuters
Those parallels include the wartime atrocities that are some of the most indelible images in documentaries and works of fiction set during that time — atrocities which are by no means a thing of the past. from Vice
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The most indelible image in Nature — Cooper Hewitt Design Triennial with Cube Design Museum is of a CGI rhinoceros nosing around an empty virtual room with hazy, ghostwhite walls. from Hyperallergic
Her starring episode, "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms," was the most critically beloved in recent history, and that shot of Brienne grinning through happy tears is one of the most indelible scenes of the final season. from Business Insider
Perhaps the most indelible message offered by Mr. Sanders has been his continued insistence that Wall Street and billionaires have "rigged" the system such that wealth and income flow to the country's richest and most powerful people. from The New York Times
Trump's most indelible campaign promise was to make Mexico pay for the wall, but so far the Mexicans have agreed to contribute exactly nada to the project, which means U.S. taxpayers will be stuck with the entire bill. from Vice News
But it was in the caldron of racial hostilities and brutality and the drive for civil rights in the segregated South that Mr. Herbers — early in his career, in the 1950s and ′60s — made his most indelible mark. from The New York Times
It was a show that split the difference between action, horror, and near-future sci-fi, and its most indelible image might be of hero Jack Bauer watching a mushroom cloud consume the Los Angeles suburb of Valencia. from Vox
While "Build the Wall!" was perhaps Trump's most indelible campaign promise, Republicans in Congress are broadly less enamored than he is with the prospect of building it and Democrats still control enough seats in the Senate to block it. from CNN
Pearson speaks reverently of the area's "sense of place," and Hillside, his secluded 20163-acre estate, is at once wholly original and a manifestation of Britain at its most indelible: a three-dimensional tapestry of woodlands, streams and meadows. from The New York Times
Boyle doesn't spare the audience in this critique, tormenting viewers' expectations by reprising three of Trainspotting's most indelible songs—Iggy Pop's "Lust for Life," Lou Reed's "Perfect Day," and Underworld's "Born Slippy"—but offering them in remixed, condensed, or cover versions. from New Republic
One of the most indelible scenes from the April inter-Korean summit was that of South Korean President Moon Jae-in and North Korea's Kim Jong Un conversing while taking a leisurely stroll atop the cerulean blue footbridge in Panmunjom. from The Hill
Some screen-to-stage musicals are able to translate their source's most indelible moments from one medium to another, so that the stunning animation of the Lion King movie becomes the stunning puppet work of the Lion King stage show. from Vox
With all this, her most indelible feature is the heavy black eyeliner she wears on both her upper and lower eyelids, and her resting expression, which is a weariness that sometimes breaks like the sun through clouds into a delighted smile. from The New York Times
It changed what television is and can be, and no matter how it ended, its most indelible legacy will be that we were here to witness and share it together — in online forums, at the watercooler, and among our friends. from Mashable
The obvious friction pulls from two sides: the rapper's long claim as an avatar for American capitalism—the line "I'm not a businessman/ I'm a business, man" is one of his most indelible—versus his work as a champion for social justice. from Wired
But her most indelible work has been in cinema, from the iconic Alex Forrest in Fatal Attraction (250) and Isabelle de Merteuil in Dangerous Liaisons (22017) to her more kid-friendly career as Cruella in Disney's 22020 Dalmatians (1996) and Kala in Tarzan (1999). from Buzzfeed News
By Wesley Morris Photographing Civil Rights, Up North and Beyond Dixie While the most indelible images from the civil rights era were of protest and conflict in the South, a new book explores the discrimination African-Americans struggled against in the North and elsewhere. from The New York Times
Despite being known for remaking her image each album cycle, Madonna's most indelible work has been about self-interrogation, whether that be around her Catholic faith, her abusive marriage to Sean Penn, or her willingness to come clean about life as a stroller-wielding, Downward-Dogging mommy. from Buzzfeed News
It's one of those movies, like Star Wars or Citizen Kane, that has become so thoroughly dissolved into our pop culture that you'll have heard of the villainous computer HAL or know the famed music cue (Richard Strauss's "Also Sprach Zarathustra") that plays over its most indelible images. from Vox
Josh Brolin is a revelation as Llewelyn Moss, an ordinary man who gets in over his head after he stumbles across a suitcase filled with $2 million in drug money, while Javier Bardem's Anton Chigurh, in a bizarre pageboy haircut, is the most indelible movie villain since Hannibal Lecter. from CNN
Probably his most indelible scene from the film was his last, in which the consigliere or family lawyer Tom Hagen (Robert Duvall) and four henchmen confront Sal Tessio outside the Corleone compound after discovering that he had been in on a plot to kill the Godfather's son and successor, Michael (Al Pacino). from The New York Times
"The Handmaid's Tale" Beyond the powerful message of its dystopian vision -- those crimson cloaks became perhaps the year's most indelible entertainment image -- the first streaming offering to win the Emmy for outstanding drama underscored the rising ambitions of new TV players (in this case Hulu), reinforcing the sense that great shows can come from anywhere. from CNN
"The Fighters" constitutes an illusion-free zone, where the concrete triumphs over the abstract, where the best and most indelible of those profiled, from that vast working-class heart of the country, begin their military service in a blaze of patriotism following 9/11, and end up confused, cynical, betrayed and often disfigured or dead. from The New York Times
Hepburn was famously gamine (in fact, she was first discovered and handpicked by none other than the real-life Colette to make her 1951 Broadway debut in Gigi), but Knightley's most indelible characters perform feminine delicacy, break down its machinery, demonstrate just how effective it can be — but also how useless it ultimately becomes when it's your only weapon. from Buzzfeed News
During the brief zenith of his singular and increasingly anachronistic career, that was enough—not enough ever to make him an All-Star, or even really a particularly valuable player by the rude metrics that measure that sort of thing, but more than enough to make him one of the most indelible players of his era. from Vice
An implied ideal of manhood for manhood's sake sparks one current in a show that climaxes with surely the most indelible of all sports images: Muhammad Ali gesturing in triumph, braided with unspent rage, over a suddenly fallen Sonny Liston, a minute or so into the first round of their fight in Lewiston, Maine, in 1965. from New Yorker
His colorful but tragic characterization of the horror icon is one of the most indelible parts of Burton's film, and while Lugosi's son reportedly objected to the portrayal, Landau approached the role with the exact sort of care and consideration he brought to seemingly every role he played, creating a distinctive character that rises above the level of mere impersonation. from Vox
In 1961, Ms. Hepburn and Mr. Givenchy created one of the most indelible cinematic fashion moments of the 20th century in "Breakfast at Tiffany's": when her character, Holly Golightly, approaches the titular Fifth Avenue jeweler wearing oversize sunglasses, four strands of sparkling pearls, long evening gloves and a black Givenchy dress — a slender, shoulder-baring column — that looks startlingly out of place for the early morning hour. from The New York Times
The practitioners also explain the origins behind many of their most indelible images in cinema history.
Classic Rock Review says the song is "one of the most indelible Chicago tunes". In 2019, Bobby Olivier and Andrew Unterberger, music critics for Billboard magazine, ranked the song number one on their list of "The 50 Best Chicago Songs".
Slant rated the film three stars out of four. It described Newman's role as "iconic", also praising its cinematography and sound score. Allmovie praised Newman's performance as "one of the most indelible anti-authoritarian heroes in movie history". Critic Roger Ebert included the film in his review collection The Great Movies, rating it four stars out of four.
It was in the genre of the Lied that Schubert made his most indelible mark. Leon Plantinga remarks that "in his more than six hundred Lieder he explored and expanded the potentialities of the genre, as no composer before him."Plantinga (1984), p. 117 Prior to Schubert's influence, Lieder tended toward a strophic, syllabic treatment of text, evoking the folksong qualities engendered by the stirrings of Romantic nationalism.
Still, the most indelible image of Stearns for the season had to be when he became irritated at the Atlanta Braves mascot, Chief Noc-A-Homa, and chased him off the field before the game. Stearns quickly became a Mets fan favorite for his defensive back-like hard physical play. On June 30, , the Mets defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates with Stearns tagging out Dave Parker to end the game.
He spent the rest of the season platooning with Larry Herndon in left field and occasionally spelling a day off for Chet Lemon in center. Perhaps his most indelible moment of his season in Detroit came on June 24, when he cleared the right field roof of Tiger Stadium with a shot off Milwaukee Brewers right-hander Tom Tellmann. For the season, Jones batted .284 with 37 RBIs and nine home runs.
McGeer's most indelible mark in BC was made during his time as Mayor of Vancouver. He won the 1934 election against incumbent L. D. Taylor with the biggest margin of victory in Vancouver's civic history. He established himself in his campaign as a populist reformer, painting his opponent as outdated and corrupt, with police and monetary reform the two main pillars of his campaign. As mayor, he would not have power to implement his monetary policies, which he believed could end the depression.
Classic Rock/Metal Hammer, "The 200 Greatest Albums of the 70s", March 2006 Out ranked it No. 20 of 100 in a poll of "more than 100 actors, comedians, musicians, writers, critics, performance artists, label reps, and DJs, asking each to list the 10 albums that left the most indelible impressions on their lives." In the 1987 edition of The World Critics List, the BBC's Peter Powell ranked A Day at the Races the 6th greatest album of all time,The World Critics List. 1987 and Jim DeRogatis of the Chicago Sun-Times included the record in his "The Great albums" in 2006.
Many critics expressed that because of the episode, they couldn't wait for the following season to begin. IGN's Ramsey Isler rated the episode 9.2/10, while website blogger io9 listed "There's More Than One of Everything" as one of the "crucial" episodes new viewers must watch to get into the show. The Futon Critic listed it the 16th best television episode of 2009, explaining "J.J. Abrams and company know all about big reveals... but this one, in which William Bell reveals himself as living in a parallel universe where the Twin Towers weren't lost, was one of their most indelible".
During this period, he formed strongly liberal values (in stark contrast to his frequent conservative traveling partner, Green Lantern) which he was never shy about espousing, and which defined and motivated his later career. The strength of his convictions indeed became one of his most indelible characteristics, and was a primary influence in the new treatment of social issues as a valid theme for mainstream superhero comics. Eventually, Oliver Queen was able to reassert his control of Queen Industries, now divested of its weapons contracts. He used the income from it to secretly fund his superhero activities.
A vendor's craft booth at the Eugene Saturday Market Eugene has a significant population of people in pursuit of alternative ideas and a large original hippie population. Beginning in the 1960s, the countercultural ideas and viewpoints espoused by Ken Kesey became established as the seminal elements of the vibrant social tapestry that continue to define Eugene. The Merry Prankster, as Kesey was known, has arguably left the most indelible imprint of any cultural icon in his hometown. He is best known as the author of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest and as the male protagonist in Tom Wolfe's The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test.
The performance was approved of by the medical industry, and Jessica Winter of the Village Voice considered it Hoffman's most indelible work, likening him to a guardian angel in his caring for the dying father. Magnolia has been included in lists of the greatest films of all time, and it was a personal favorite of Hoffman's. One of the most critically and commercially successful films of Hoffman's career was The Talented Mr. Ripley (1999), which he considered "as edgy as you can get for a Hollywood movie". He played a "preppy bully" who taunts Matt Damon's Ripley in the thriller, a character which Jeff Simon of The Buffalo News called "the truest upper class twit in all of American movies".
Raeis was born in Egypt to a Palestinian Father and Egyptian mother ، After a successful modeling career, Yasmin Raeis's decision to join the filmmaking industry as an aspiring actress marked a dramatic turn in her life, which paved the way for a more acute turning point when she was unexpectedly selected for her career- defining role in Mohamed Khan's Factory Girl in 2014. Yasmin played the role of a working girl who falls under the spell of love, transcending with this experience class difference to finally stand alone in face of a merciless traditional society that is afraid of love. Standing out as one of her most indelible performances, Khan predicted that the young Actress's performance will definitely land her a prestigious Best Actress award, later turned out to be true as the young actress received her first Best Actress award at Dubai International Film Festival 2013.
In a different article for Billboard talking about the song's remixes, Paoletta described the track as "effervescent blast of psychedelic electronica". Writing for the Philippine Daily Inquirer, Gino DeLa Paz found it "cute but forgettable". Gwen Ihnat, from the entertainment website The A.V. Club, labeled it as "Madonna's best song that never appeared on one of her regular albums [...] a psychedelic pop confection that offered a few of her most indelible hooks". Ihnat also wrote that "although less ethereal than 1998's Ray of Light, ['Beautiful Stranger'] is just as dance-floor ready [...] dance flute has never sounded so enticing, and Madonna's voice so sweetly seductive". AllMusic's Jose F. Promis listed the track "as one of the singer's more memorable moments, coupling 1960s go-go rock with 1990s electronica, resulting in nothing less than a true slice of old fashioned rock & roll"; Promis also praised the two Calderone mixes.