The rapturous summaries of their every move were matched only by the rapturous summaries of their every garment.
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Delphine and Carole soon tumble into a rapturous love affair.
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"We are not going back," he shouted, to rapturous applause.
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"America is already great," the president told the rapturous delegates.
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Her stage persona remains vivid, ardent, rapturous, impulsive and compelling.
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The reviews have been rapturous; the young socialists feel seen.
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The men arch back — rapturous, trusting — in their women's arms.
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Now they're rapturous, and he's not sure what to do.
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They've also been the subject of rapturous popular business writing.
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The original Avengers' rapturous finale is the exception, not the rule.
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Yet beyond the artifice he also sounds flushed, rapturous, in love.
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There, and nearly everywhere Francis went, the crowds' response approached rapturous.
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Needless to say the twins' debut was met with rapturous glee.
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For all its rigor and layered intricacies, the music is rapturous.
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Their rapturous love scene culminates in a night of blissful sex.
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What kind of writer induces such rapturous and wildly inconsistent characterizations?
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In Almodóvar's version they make rapturous love and conceive their daughter.
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Her recent renaissance, like her writing, has been both propulsive and rapturous.
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But the experience of using the Altwork Station is actually borderline rapturous.
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Yet Apple's latest event, on September 7th, was a less rapturous affair.
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Along the way, he earned rapturous praise from the hip-hop elite.
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People kept pressing play and they scored a couple rapturous write ups.
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But President Trump brought no idealism and found no rapturous crowds waiting.
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Now the critics are rapturous, and he's not sure what to do.
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Her first novel, "Conversations with Friends," published last spring, received rapturous reviews.
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It's a moment as morbidly grandiose as the earlier one was rapturous.
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News of their engagement brought fans of the Royals into a rapturous ecstasy.
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The generally rapturous audience treated Mr McDonnell's ideas with boredom verging on indifference.
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On the Twitter feeds of conservative politicians, the response was far less rapturous.
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But his latest film isn't as convincing as his rapturous quotes about it.
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From the rapturous to the gross, you can't have one without the other.
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Consequently, he received rapturous applause in European capitals and a Nobel Peace Prize.
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Many Russian speakers welcomed Mr. Putin's seizure of the peninsula with rapturous applause.
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It took a deeper knowledge of Parker to halt the movie's rapturous reception.
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Consider its trappings: It has a charismatic leader and legions of rapturous followers.
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The rapturous intensity (and specificity) of the prose is formally stunning and deeply pleasurable.
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And she did it to the rapturous applause of her three children and husband.
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Riverdale can never been the simple, rapturous show it once was during season 1.
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This company's games are all about providing a rapturous experience on a big screen.
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O'Rourke, the film and its rapturous SXSW reception make clear, is just getting started.
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When he showed up with the Raw General Managers, he received a rapturous ovation.
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He described the rapturous applause that greeted the North Korean leader and his wife.
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Beto O'Rourke, the film and its rapturous SXSW reception make clear, is just getting started.
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Ship, captain and the intelligence he had gathered returned to England—and a rapturous welcome.
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Lise can be played with cartoonish brightness, but Ms. Boylston's playing was intimate, heartfelt, rapturous.
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As performed by the orchestra under Mr. Salonen, the rapturous, sighing reunion scene was overwhelming.
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And I was swept up in every moment of the rapturous, terrifying and moving performance.
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Read her full speech, which earned rapturous praise in the auditorium and on social media.
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It's a plaintive American narrative that here becomes an expressionistic odyssey, both rapturous and melancholic.
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And then there's Agnes Martin, whose retrospective at the Guggenheim recently opened to rapturous reviews.
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There was Mr. Schultz at the annual meeting in March, drawing rapturous applause from shareholders.
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If there's a pattern to the relationship, it has been rapturous enchantment followed by despair.
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Does he genuinely admire him the way he seems to in those rapturous photo ops?
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Reaction was rapturous, and it again showed the virtues of virtual reality — if executed correctly.
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The papers received rapturous write-ups in the New York Times and the Washington Post.
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Switch showed up (alongside Mario creator Shigeru Miyamoto) on Jimmy Fallon's Tonight Show, to rapturous applause.
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She originated the part in London's West End last year, generating a frenzy of rapturous reviews.
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She called her father, who had grown up in segregated Mississippi, to describe the rapturous scene.
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After a rapturous reception, they reformed in the studio for a new album, On the Strength.
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He rolls out that verse from "Ultralight Beam," rising to a rapturous groan as it rises.
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She captured every nuance of the music and Tosca's volatile emotions with rapturous, tender, fierce singing.
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JRAD likewise hits the sweet spot where both older and younger fans find rapturous common cause.
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Vinnie, a preschooler from Berlin, squeaked his way through an a cappella lullaby to rapturous applause.
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The director dances the title role, as the ballet opens to rave reviews and rapturous audiences.
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This is a ballet about adult love and its attendant shadows: tender, often rapturous, exceptionally poignant.
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The rapturous reception obscured the fact that gun rights are a delicate issue for the president.
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"However, I'm not going to do that," Johnston says, as the mummy stands up to rapturous applause.
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FRANCE'S most pro-European presidential candidate took his campaign to London this week to a rapturous welcome.
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It was published in June 2018 to rapturous reception, drawing comparisons to Denis Johnson and Cormac McCarthy.
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FOR all his rapturous passages of ecstasy and agony, Karl Ove Knausgaard can also make you laugh.
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She has natural talent, but no one can do five completely unplanned, untested gigs to rapturous applause.
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Lisa,Your calm is infectious, as is the way you move — which is both rapturous and healing.
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It was at that point that Ryan and the studio audience lost their minds in rapturous applause.
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The event was hosted by Stephen Colbert, who reportedly asked what such rapturous reception meant to her.
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She received rapturous applause for the comments at the Women in the World Summit in New York.
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The presidential candidates, who are normally so rapturous about all things gun-related, refused to get involved.
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That genre's vividness, honesty and compassion also come to life in Ms. Netrebko's crushing yet rapturous performance.
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When Downton Abbey premiered in the US in 2011, it was greeted with a rapturous critical reception.
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"Nowhere Boy" is elegantly structured, plausible in its improbable plot and studded with moments of rapturous prose.
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Reviews for the series have been rapturous, and it could provide Hulu with an elusive signature hit.
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Rapturous, the entire orchestra seems to soar and plummet, up and down, finally, joyously finding its path.
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He was greeted with rapturous applause by his young, liberal audience, and joshed along with his SNL impersonators.
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Given fans' rapturous responses to the series, it's safe to say he and his colleagues achieved their goal.
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But seriously, haters, there's a reason reviews for SpongeBob have been so rapturous: It really is that good.
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But while the spin didn't approach post-Iowa Rubio levels, the little coverage Cruz got was often rapturous.
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His speech drew rapturous applause from supporters crowded into the conference hall to see the party's star performer.
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Luke Cage debuted on Netflix last week, and the reception has been warm — in some quarters, even rapturous.
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"The response of the crowd could only be described as rapturous when they heard her speak," he said.
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The scene flows from a haunting duet into a rapturous trio when joined by Clara, the hotel maid.
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Scheduled to testify to House members again next week, Comey may find a less rapturous reception in Congress.
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Despite the serious challenges still ahead, news of the boys' survival has met a rapturous response in Thailand.
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In Scene 1, the Woman, in a glistening white robe, is in the midst of a rapturous dream.
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The reception's been pretty rapturous, but has it positioned the book in a different way than you imagined?
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Moore then pulled a pistol out of his pocket and waved it in the air to rapturous applause.
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"Afterwards, amid rapturous applause, he walks right over to Harvey Weinstein and gives Harvey a hug," Min said.
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When he gave his version its debut a few days after the Porto game, the reception was rapturous.
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Times Insider When I covered BroadwayCon last weekend, I saw rapturous fans, spontaneous singalongs, outrageous cosplay — and myself.
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She's less rapturous in her face, especially with eyes and mouth, than in the rest of her physicality.
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Monday night, to rapturous applause in Philadelphia, Obama cast herself and her husband as defenders of American values.
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"The Irishman," which has received mostly rapturous reviews, is opening on eight screens in New York and Los Angeles.
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The ballet is about love, with eruptions of play and rapturous swooning, but it has an undertow of misery.
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And it's striking, and strikingly reminiscent of the rapturous look these girls are giving Kristen Wiig as a Ghostbuster.
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One was Richard Nixon, whose concept of the "silent majority" was invoked to rapturous applause by the unsilent crowd.
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Pandemic Legacy works flawlessly on just about every level and has had a rapturous response from fans and critics.
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The rapturous response Carson got was understandable given villainous reputation Alinsky has earned by now in certain conservative circles.
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Then, as president, he received a rapturous reception as a son of Africa who reached the pinnacle of power.
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He added, with almost rapturous glee, that the lake sits in the spot where the mining company dug deepest.
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In her review for The Times, Manohla Dargis called the movie "a quietly rapturous film about love and redemption."
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His novel "The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao" won the Pulitzer Prize in 2008, and drew rapturous reviews.
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As he leapt around the stage, Sinno, who identifies as gay, unfurled the gay pride flag to rapturous applause.
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He mansplains all this to Agathe, who falls into states of rapturous contemplation far more readily than he does.
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The tone could hardly be more rapturous; it may be the most beautiful passage in all of Green's writing.
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You may already know her life story, but the critics were rapturous about Ms. Warren's performance, so I'm in.
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"They gave me a 10-year free subscription to PornHub Premium," revealed Nanjiani to rapturous cheers from the audience.
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"A-Yo" is a whole lot better when an audience of rapturous fans is singing it right back to her.
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The church was merely a vessel where I could access a pure, uncontained, rapturous joy — the joy of being saved.
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They're not the subject of rapturous affection from car fans who will be devastated if they can't drive them anymore.
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"Just look at our record of being right, but standing alone," stormed its former leader, Tim Farron, to rapturous applause.
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge received a rapturous welcome while on a walk outside the palace earlier this week.
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"This is a clear mandate for change," Kurz told a rapturous crowd in Vienna on Sunday evening after polls closed.
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But Balenciaga's super-saturated, jewel-toned colors seem to emit a supernatural glow like those in El Greco's rapturous scenes.
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At rally after rally, to rapturous crowds, he vows to impose a 35 percent tax on Carrier products from Mexico.
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As his legend spread, fueled by rapturous live shows and an enigmatic persona, other artists with grand visions came calling.
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"The Great Alone" is packed with rapturous descriptions of Alaskan scenery, which are the most reliably alluring part of it.
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Everyone in this ballet carries on, enjoyably, as if fate were flinging them together; one tragically rapturous embrace follows another.
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We have many telling illustrations by contemporary artists of her rapturous, barefoot work; we know the music she danced to.
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As for Clinton, there were reasons he received such a rapturous reception at the 2012 Democratic National Convention in Charlotte.
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It's her first new novel since her debut, "The God of Small Things," came out in 1997, to rapturous reviews.
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Set her to living-room volume and ask her to play Berlioz's rapturous epic of sex and opioids: Symphonie Fantastique.
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The rapturous international reception of his autofiction had bets laid on him winning the Nobel Prize by his early forties.
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Twenty years later, the novel became a Tony Award-winning musical, which is now enjoying a Broadway revival and rapturous reviews.
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NBC was not involved in the production of the video, but undoubtedly paid attention to the rapturous fan reaction it elicited.
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A gaggle of teen and tween girls show up, and he soaks up their rapturous affection, offering compliments, hugs, and photos.
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To rapturous applause he announced that his government would build 10,000 more cottages for locals in addition to 4,000 already completed.
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Obama - whose progressive social policies are very similar to Trudeau's - later received a rapturous welcome when he addressed the Canadian Parliament.
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This might be why The Americans, despite its rapturous reviews and titillating premise, has remained a hard sell for TV audiences.
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The rapturous social media response was, at first, full of effusive praise for a hard-working and well-liked scene leader.
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On Tuesday, they played their first Ryman Auditorium concert to a rapturous crowd and announced their first joint tour since 2007.
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Despite rapturous applause from 14,000 spectators, the act failed to advance to the final, leaving a nation of Eurovision fans mourning.
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In the streets outside, crowds erupted in rapturous celebrations, dancing and cheering in joy, raising their fists and waving Zimbabwean flags.
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Mr. Roth seemed practically to be floating after reading the rapturous review in The New York Times aboard a party bus.
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His dances, earthy and subtly rapturous, tell stories of spirituality by weaving a tapestry of modern dance and West African forms.
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Luca Guadagnino directed this adaptation of André Aciman's novel, and the reaction at film festivals has been nothing short of rapturous.
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The magic of this moment has to do with the deft, shockingly quick move from melancholic half-memory to rapturous transfiguration.
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Ms. Young said his performances often received rapturous receptions, including a 2003 concert at the Asia Society in New York City.
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Saturday afternoon on the Speedway's midway, a rapturous crowd welcomed Samantha Busch, wife of the spectacularly injured and spectacularly recovered Kyle.
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Based on the rapturous applause from celebrities and editors alike, the creative director will continue to reign supreme for yet another season.
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The empty theater is key: It's a change of pace from the usual standup intro featuring a packed house and rapturous applause.
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They all evoke classic musicals to some degree — which helps explain the rapturous response from cinephiles — but they employ very different styles.
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A collection of brand new songs, A World Lit Only By Fire, dropped a little over two years ago, to rapturous acclaim.
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Roma was one of 2018's most anticipated movies, and it's been the subject of rapturous reviews since its fall festival debut.
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Where Strand is impressionistic and rapturous and Akerman intensely composed, Simon lets Mimi move and speak leisurely in front of the camera.
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Ava Trilling, the band's frontwoman, has a humid, effortless voice, the kind that can convey wonder and rapturous disinterest all at once.
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The scene was a moving one: the entire Albert Hall rose to its feet and met the piece's conclusion with rapturous applause.
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Then Renée Fleming was the soloist in an early Messiaen work, "Poèmes Pour Mi," a rapturous 30-minute cycle of love songs.
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However, the more dangerous species was his acorn of speech controls, a proposal that resulted in rapturous applause from our clueless politicians.
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To the sound of rapturous acknowledgement from Butt and his team, an elderly man dressed in head-to-toe denim steps inside.
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In September, Fox Searchlight flew Grant and McCarthy to the Telluride Film Festival in Colorado and the reaction was even more rapturous.
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Roma was one of this year's most anticipated films, and it's been the subject of rapturous reviews since its fall festival debut.
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This rapturous musical union is suddenly interrupted, as the cellist collapses onstage, then rubs her hands, trying to chase away the numbness.
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Here, Blank makes the city and its promise her own from the first scene to a last expressive burst of rapturous color.
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Had so few people in the fashion industry read the rapturous reviews in The New York Times, Variety and The Hollywood Reporter?
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But Mr. Adès enshrouds them in the opera's most rapturous music, an extended duet with sighing vocal lines and quizzical orchestral sonorities.
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No other work so well captures how opera, at its best, is both of the world and a rapturous heightening of it.
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Roma was one of the year's most anticipated films, and it's been the subject of rapturous reviews since its fall festival debut.
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Halima Aden was met with rapturous applause when she stepped out on stage in a burkini during the swimsuit segment of the contest.
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Each speaker is introduced with the number of children they have, which is met with rapturous applause from the audience at their fecundity.
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His blog post about that challenge, "Invisible asymptotes," went viral in May, earning rapturous praise from the likes of Benchmark investor Bill Gurley.
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So begins the widely anthologized, wildly rapturous essay by Jean Dubuffet titled "Empreintes" (22550) in which the artist describes his improvisational monoprint procedure.
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Some rapturous fans are even calling Pokémon a fix for the obesity crisis: Co-worker walked 7 miles on Saturday to catch Pokemon.
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But the champion rallied and rattled off a volley of punches and kicks, and finally dragging Hendricks to the mat to rapturous applause.
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Each of them is greeted with rapturous applause, as well as the appreciative bleating of air horns and the fluttering of massed flags.
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Dismounting her horse she simulated a kill with grace and ease as the bull charged her, driving her point home to rapturous applause.
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Linklater's Slacker had its launch here a quarter century ago; his Oscar-nominated Boyhood also found its first rapturous audiences in Park City.
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For Saturday's final program the pianist Jean-Yves Thibaudet joins the orchestra for Messiaen's rapturous, mystical "Turangalila-Symphonie," a formidable 80-minute masterpiece.
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The Week Ahead When Conor McPherson's "Shining City" ran on Broadway in 2006, it received some rapturous reviews — and two Tony Award nominations.
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Early last year, he released his debut album, ''At Least for Now,'' which earned rapturous reviews and recently won the coveted Mercury Prize.
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What's interesting about these two aforementioned examples in particular, is that they're both carefree, rapturous 80s songs with a hint of the bittersweet.
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" As Storr colorfully puts it, the self-esteem craze was "a rapturous copulation of the ideas of Ayn Rand, Esalen and the neoliberals.
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This rapturous exhibition upends Modernism's holiest genesis tale — that the male trinity of Kandinsky, Malevich and Mondrian invented abstract painting starting in 1913.
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This rapturous exhibition upends Modernism's holiest genesis tale — that the male trinity of Kandinsky, Malevich and Mondrian invented abstract painting starting in 2184.
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This rapturous exhibition upends Modernism's holiest genesis tale — that the male trinity of Kandinsky, Malevich and Mondrian invented abstract painting starting in 70833.
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HONG KONG — The Chinese game show begins like many others, with flashing lights, a heroic soundtrack and rapturous applause from a studio audience.
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The space, Il Fiorista, doesn't so much look like a bouquet of flowers — rather, it offers the calming, rapturous effect of smelling one.
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The trend really took off when high school student Mike Senatore executed a flawless flip at his school talent show to rapturous applause.
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The film has been marketed as a "fun, modern-day" murder mystery, and the many rapturous reviews have echoed this sense of whimsy.
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This rapturous exhibition upends Modernism's holiest genesis tale — that the male trinity of Kandinsky, Malevich and Mondrian invented abstract painting starting in 2124.
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This rapturous exhibition upends Modernism's holiest genesis tale — that the male trinity of Kandinsky, Malevich and Mondrian invented abstract painting starting in 21854.
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This rapturous exhibition upends Modernism's holiest genesis tale — that the male trinity of Kandinsky, Malevich and Mondrian invented abstract painting starting in 1003.
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This rapturous exhibition upends Modernism's holiest genesis tale — that the male trinity of Kandinsky, Malevich and Mondrian invented abstract painting starting in 23575.
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This rapturous exhibition upends Modernism's holiest genesis tale — that the male trinity of Kandinsky, Malevich and Mondrian invented abstract painting starting in 2188.
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It's the kind of vaulted and perfectly proportioned space that we imagine painters see, like dogs closing on rabbits, in their most rapturous dreams.
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He wasn't scheduled to show up at the first competition in Texas, but ultimately graced the stage to rapturous applause from everyone in attendance.
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The XC240 Recharge won't blow people away or engender rapturous headlines in the same way as the Tesla Model 240 or the Porsche Taycan.
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ON A side street in the centre of Singapore, a Muslim-American lawyer beats his wife bloody, only to be treated to rapturous applause.
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His"Slave Play", which dramatised a darkly amusing form of antebellum sex therapy for interracial couples, opened off-Broadway to rapturous reviews in December.
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But if the game's rapturous initial reception is anything to go by, there's an appetite for action games with more to offer than action.
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Koppel's statement that Hannity is "bad for America" was met with rapturous approval from haute thinkers, who seized on the opportunity to slam Hannity.
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Following slave rebellion leader Nat Turner, the drama got a rapturous standing ovation when it premiered Monday night and led to a bidding war.
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Spike Lee's protege, Dee Rees, burst onto the scene with this rapturous story about a 17-year-old coming to terms with her homosexuality.
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"It's a plaintive American narrative that here becomes an expressionistic odyssey, both rapturous and melancholic," Manohla Dargis wrote in her review for The Times.
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This alarming declaration was met with an equally alarming response of rapturous applause by members thrilled by the notion of their own institutional obsolescence.
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The movie had premiered that night to rapturous tweets and a standing ovation, and when Zellweger took the stage at the theater, she cried.
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And when President Donald Trump finally appeared onstage at the world's largest cricket stadium, the sun-soaked crowd burst into a deafening, rapturous applause.
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No other line so consistently won candidate Trump such sustained and rapturous approval during what would be more than 16 months on the trail.
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It would be overselling things to claim that I've achieved rapturous mind erasure my first morning in Hawaii, but this is, well, rather nice.
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Several of his most famous works with the Who have been given the orchestral treatment, earning rapturous responses at the world's most prestigious concert houses.
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The post-game images, too, were astonishing, capturing a moment of rapturous unity at a time that so often feels defined by the exact opposite.
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On Monday, Nate Parker's "The Birth of a Nation" premiered to rapturous applause — and by Tuesday morning, it had been rewarded with a blockbuster deal.
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The FF91 took the stage Tuesday night to rapturous applause from hundreds of people gathered to witness the ambitious-but-troubled startup's big CES reveal.
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During The Jeffersons episode, original cast member Maria Gibbs reprised her role of Florence Johnston in a surprise appearance — sending the audience into rapturous applause.
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Virginia, to the release of his first feature film, Eraserhead, in 1977, to the notorious failure of 1984's Dune, and the rapturous reception last
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His rapturous cinematography is undercut by challenging editing structures, and even his most heroic characters struggle with morality, temptation, violence, and the loss of meaning.
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The Necks explore motion within stasis and freedom within boundaries, applying detailed, subtle virtuosity and the stamina of nonstop playing to summon a rapturous concentration.
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A rapturous Van Ness, watching via video link with the rest of the Fab Five, convulses in some sort of spiritual experience on the sofa.
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Their performances without any other instruments drew the most rapturous response, partly because Mr. Bluiett stuffed the band's underbelly with so much texture and power.
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Metacritic score: 96 Roma was one of 2018's most anticipated films, and it's been the subject of rapturous reviews since its fall festival debut.
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But it was among the most decorated, amassing awards and rapturous reviews and helping Amazon Studios burnish its reputation in the area of original content.
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Aretha Franklin, who died on Thursday, was best known for her rapturous, soulful voice and her ability to reach into the chest of her audience.
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Hopinka's rapturous feature-length debut, małni—towards the ocean, towards the shore, which premiered at this year's Sundance Film Festival, elaborates on these enduring themes.
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Six decades later, Trump received a similar rapturous welcome Monday, touching down in Ahmedabad in western Gujarat, the home state of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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A hint at why came the day before, when Nancy Pelosi, Democratic Speaker of the House of Representatives, was introduced to delegates to rapturous applause.
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In rapturous yet playful lines, she sings about her man: the bigness of his frame and smile; his head "full of big ideas"; his voice.
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Called "an instant classic of investigative journalism" and a substitute for journalism school, She Said was received with rapturous applause upon its release this month.
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Both with them and alone, Mr. Novak has rapturous gestures, as if building castles in the air, that begin to make magic; they lead nowhere.
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In rapturous yet playful lines, she sings about her man: the bigness of his frame and smile; his head "full of big ideas"; his voice.
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To understand the rapturous response by the liberal wing of the Twittersphere to the speaker's moves, it may help to recap how we got here.
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Siena's attention to detail coupled with his intensity of focus has lifted his repetitive acts into a celebration of meaninglessness, shot through with rapturous pleasure.
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Although the 24-year-old singer appeared to delete the image from his Instagram story, the moment was fortunately preserved by many of his rapturous fans.
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Instead, Fincher recovered beautifully with 1995's Seven, a bleak fusion of serial-killer thriller and policier that garnered rapturous notices and robust box office returns.
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Once announced, he summoned his strength and hurled himself towards the front of the stage, delivering opener "Ojalá" to rapturous response from the arena before him.
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Several dramas about African and African-American characters have had rapturous receptions at festivals, including "The Birth of a Nation", "Moonlight", "Southside With You" and "Loving".
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Elsewhere, in full-bodied abstractions, her romance with saturated color finds rapturous expression in tiny compositions the size of postcards and in much larger works, too.
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For the yogi at Heal Haus, my yoga home... Lisa,Your calm is infectious, as is the way you move — which is both rapturous and healing.
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Speaking to a rapturous crowd in Madison, Wisconsin, after his victory in Alaska, Sanders declared his campaign was making "significant inroads" into Clinton's big delegate lead.
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"Avid Reader," which Farrar, Straus and Giroux published last week, has generated the kind of rapturous praise that has often been lavished on Mr. Gottlieb's authors.
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The film has received rapturous reviews but is already streaming on Netflix and is only playing in a few theaters, which could hurt its Oscar chances.
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After his speech to the Parliament, at which he received a rapturous reception, Mr. Obama flew home, not spending a single night in the Canadian capital.
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The captain is back Patrick Stewart's Jean-Luc Picard is returning to space in a new "Star Trek" series, and fanboys and girls everywhere are rapturous.
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It emerged to a rapturous reception and debuted at No. 1 on the New York Times best-seller list, with a movie adaptation already in development.
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Argento's Suspiria used its aesthetic to celebrate a witchery that was inherently otherworldly and stylized, producing a rapturous symphony of violence for its own beautiful sake.
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Luca Guadagnino directed this adaptation of André Aciman's novel from a script by James Ivory, and the reaction at festivals has been nothing short of rapturous.
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But to me and many others, the discomforts are a barely distinguishable blip — and, dare I say, often an ascetic pleasure — in an otherwise rapturous experience.
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During a cut to Enya's "Orinoco Flow," the stage is lit with a rapturous white light while the dancers flitter in a brief, performatively feminine routine.
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President Trump, who received a rapturous welcome in Riyadh last month, welcomed the blockade of an American ally, a stunning policy reversal that seemingly happened overnight.
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The rapturous applause that greeted Ms. Merkel's remarks on the ban was about Islamophobia, not a serious security concern over a rarely encountered form of dress.
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Especially given the rapturous reception given to Billy Porter's tuxedo ball gown last year, and the way it spoke to gender stereotype and the evolving world.
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The space, Il Fiorista, which opened yesterday, doesn't so much look like a bouquet of flowers — rather, it offers the calming, rapturous effect of smelling one.
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His rapturous welcome in both countries suggested that the United States could make a new start with allies who had grown restive during the Obama administration.
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"Callois traced ilinx back to the practices of ancient mystics who by whirling and dancing hoped to induce rapturous trance states and glimpse alternative realities," Smith writes.
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Only Trump could tell Americans that America wasn't great and be greeted with rapturous applause by those most in touch with their patriotism, though Roy Moore tried.
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He had no need to worry: their performance was met with the rapturous response that would greet their shows until the end of their live concert career.
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It's the kind of record you'd demand someone play at 3AM at a house party; all fluttering, after-dark euphoria and rapturous tracks that smell like sweat.
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He spent 10 minutes one day on a rapturous tangent about the odd number of stairs Michelangelo designed for the vestibule of the Laurentian Library in Florence.
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In the following edited interview, she discusses the heady ideas behind her bold acts, and the very diverse reactions they elicit — from ferocious criticism to rapturous applause.
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The first season of the show, which debuted in November 2017 (after Amazon released the pilot, to a rapturous reception, earlier that year), was a bonafide smash.
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But to hear this rapturous score played by an orchestra of such size, under the guidance of a first-rate conductor, was a pure pleasure in itself.
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She glowed under the rapturous attention, responding as usual to the stimulus of public expectation by producing a flawless display of how to be a royal celebrity.
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Yet despite rapturous applause for the former Foreign secretary, many of his fellow Conservative MPs saw this attempt to overshadow the PM as an act of disloyalty.
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That constant pulse drew the ear to changes in orchestral texture — color, heat and grit — building to a euphoric homecoming that drew rapturous applause from the audience.
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Holding forth from the pounding heart of a rapturous crowd, the President spelled out a defiant, demagogic, fact-blurring record of promises kept that could win him reelection.
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The Czech regrouped in the decider and served it out to claim a stunning win in just over two hours before receiving a rapturous reception from the crowd.
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"We worship an awesome God in the blue states, and we don't like federal agents poking around our libraries in the red states," he said to rapturous applause.
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He transformed his modest gallery into a lavish, two-acre homestead featuring three guest houses, a rapturous garden, and a pond containing two alligators named Elvis and Beowulf.
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Mr. Salonen certainly proved himself a stunning conductor of repertory works this spring, when he led the most rapturous and truly electrifying "Elektra" you could hope to hear.
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When her fingertips finally touched the end of the pool, at the Greensboro Aquatic Center in North Carolina last August, Krystal heard her teammates break into rapturous applause.
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" The song is a soulful, scorching ballad; "it's wonderful to be back here," she tells an invisible rapturous crowd, "even though I'm here, singing this song, a lot.
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Mr. Trump brought along Mr. Bost, who is facing a stiff challenge from Mr. Kelly, to his speech, where the congressman received a polite, if not rapturous, reception.
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A famous American visited Windsor for an event at the castle with the royal family, and got a rapturous welcome from hordes of people proclaiming British-American unity.
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He created "Grace," a rapturous masterpiece in which the secular and sacred meet, for Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater in 1999 as a thank you to its founder.
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The Mozarteumorchester Salzburg, led by Robin Davis, made Richard Rodgers's rapturous and infectious music sound fuller and grander than it probably has since the film version from 1965.
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All over the city, on the poles of streetlights, advertising banners show him in the throes of performance, his face rapturous, his baton crashing down, his curls flying.
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He can recall in almost rapturous detail the torpedo fins on his father's navy blue 1949 Pontiac, the one with the now politically dubious Indian head hood ornament.
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Last week the 39-year-old president — successful at virtually every step in his rapid career trajectory — got a rapturous reception at an elite engineering school outside Paris.
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Mr. Foster credited the movie's writer-director, Brad Bird, for delivering a sequel that received a rapturous response from critics and positive word of mouth on social media.
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The Imperial Theater, where the rapturous musical "Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812" blazed opened on Monday night, has never looked more imperial — or felt more intimate.
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The final sequence — one last audition, followed by a swirl of rapturous, heart-tugging music and ballet — effectively cashes the check the rest of the movie has written.
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At least that's the way it came through in the Brentano's rapturous performance, the first of three programs devised by the pianist Jonathan Biss exploring composers' late styles.
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There was rapturous applause, loud whistling, when the Senator, a national hero, came onstage that night, in his leather vest, string tie, jeans, cowboy boots, and silver spurs.
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To rapturous applause, she promised a future that much of the country had hoped for since the 2016 referendum: If her party won power, she would stop Brexit.
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I probably would've waited for a few months for more games to come out, but the rapturous reviews of Breath of the Wild tipped us over the edge.
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The 22006-minute bout was so bloody, so epic, and so gut-wrenching that it continues to inspire rapturous praise and breakdowns over a quarter of a century later.
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And since The Avengers' rapturous premiere, Disney hasn't just thrived, it's dominated like no studio has since the heyday of MGM in the first half of the 20th century.
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That translates to his books, too: his novel A Brief History of Seven Killings was released in 2014 to rapturous reviews, and it won the prestigious Man Booker prize.
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Aside from McKay's strong working relationship with HBO and his excellent "Succession," which has been met with rapturous reviews and plenty of awards, McKay is now a bonafide filmmaker.
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"Moonlight" received a rapturous reception from critics and eight Oscar nominations, including for both Mr Laxton and Mr Britell, as well as for Naomie Harris as the boy's mother.
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As always, these shifting cultural trends were reflected in a rapturous Carnival, the annual festival that combines African, Indigenous, and European customs and officially marks the beginning of Lent.
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The fans were straight-up rapturous, and with good reason, as the promo gives us our first glimpse of Eleven's return, along with some deeply creepy Upside Down shenanigans.
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But the real stars are the musicians: Ms. Wolf, Mr. Barros, the cellist Andrew Janss and the violinist Victoria Wolf Lewis, playing rapturous accounts of Prokofiev, Rachmaninoff and Shostakovich.
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Muratova is the hero of Honeyland, a new documentary that buzzed through the festival circuit, accumulating a rapturous response (most awarded at Sundance, for example) rare for its medium.
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Played by everyone from DJ Harvey to James Murphy, it is rocket-fuel for discerning dancers, a swooning, rapturous, gargantuan stomp that stalks round the club licking its lips.
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The woman is portrayed by Billie Piper with a raw, committed fury that left London critics shocked, awed and rapturous when it opened at the Young Vic in 2016.
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His rapturous 1975 filming of Mozart's "The Magic Flute" and his sumptuous 1982 family melodrama, "Fanny and Alexander," are among his greatest, most tonally varied and completely satisfying experiences.
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It drew rapturous endorsements from novelists like Stephen King and Sandra Cisneros, and got glowing advance reviews from industry publications that hailed the book as propulsive and heart-wrenching.
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And when the Woman remembers holding a rifle in her arms for the first time, the consummation that occurs, as Ms. Ireland registers it, feels rapturous and truly unholy.
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Soeder, who replaced the lacklustre leader Horst Seehofer as CSU leader, may have had his mind on the same prize with his 40-minute speech, which received rapturous applause.
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"I've never seen myself so big," he said, staring up at a bright pink billboard for his new movie, "Baby Driver," which was opening that day to rapturous reviews.
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But a more exotic corner of the medical world has drawn rapturous agreement among Republicans and Democrats: the development of new treatments and cures through taxpayer-funded biomedical research.
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Boston College's Lisa Cuklanz and Middlebury's Sujata Moorti conducted a content analysis of all 116 episodes of the show's first five seasons and are even more rapturous in their conclusions.
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Tonight could have been this and this only: All 11 Awaken tracks, pretty much in order, a rapturous Glover throwing his back into every song but staying quiet in between.
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Backstage Beauty Report For Gucci's spring/summer runway show, the designer Alessandro Michele created a rapturous fantasy world, where walls shimmered with mirrored tiles that distorted light in all directions.
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Taking the stage to rapturous roars of "We love you" and "Yes we can," Mr. Obama acknowledged that Democrats were still divided after a bruising nomination fight and that Mrs.
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He'd begin with rapturous flattery—he told Louise Penny, the Canadian mystery writer, that he'd read her manuscript three times, once "just for fun"—and then shift to self-regard.
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Although Trump stayed in the hotel throughout, his sons got a rapturous reception in the local village of Doonbeg when they toured its pubs on Wednesday, buying drinks for everyone.
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When George Cukor's remake starring Judy Garland in this oft-told tale debuted in fall 1954, the 182-minute running time didn't seem to bother enthusiastic reviewers or rapturous audiences.
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Indeed, Bodice Studio shatters many stereotypes of Indian design as shaped by its Bollywood-influenced bridal market or the rapturous kitsch excesses of diaspora designers like Manish Arora and Ashish.
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Netflix hoards its ratings deep in a Los Gatos bunker, but BoJack has long drawn the company's most rapturous reviews, from the Jesuit magazine America to Netflix CEO Reed Hastings.
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That subject is actually twice snubbed here, with the omission of Celine Sciamma, director of the rapturous and daring "Portrait of a Lady on Fire," from the Best Director list.
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Now stage diving is the thing, peaking in May when Lil Uzi Vert climbed to the top of a tower at a Miami festival and flew into a rapturous crowd.
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On the Verge 8 Photos View Slide Show ' It's easy to feel rapturous about Milan at the Casa Galimberti, an Art Nouveau building richly painted with women posing under fruit trees.
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Her rapturous glance at the pen in her hand is symbolic of her own return to power and reflects her act of Handmaid name-sharing rebellion from earlier in the episode.
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Parker, whose adaptation of the Nat Turner Rebellion sold for a record $17.5 million after a rapturous reception at Sundance, has seen his Oscar hopes blunted after addressing 1999 rape allegation.
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We see the crowd's rapturous response to a particularly powerful bass drum drop, having heard it previewed and practiced in advance; the human hand behind the machine-made music is revealed.
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But he mostly sang with remarkable freshness and clarion tone, especially during Tristan's bursts of unhinged ardor, and brought touching poignancy to moments when he was transfixed by Isolde's rapturous love.
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One Hollywood effort early in the second set, struck for a clean winner from almost in the front row seats, revealed the showman in Zverev as he conducted the rapturous applause.
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Some of the most rapturous of silent films were made by Alexander Dovzhenko, a Ukrainian director who worked in the Soviet Union and, during the sound era, bore Stalinist constraints stoically.
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Many of us go camping with the expectation of rapturous communion with nature or, if that fails, the prospect of returning safely to civilization with a disaster story worth bragging about.
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"But if I become Commission president, then I will instruct the offices in Brussels to end the talks with Turkey on accession to the European Union," he said to rapturous applause.
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Styles made his first WWE appearance at the Royal Rumble to a rapturous response from fans but the others have not yet appeared for the promotion at the time of writing.
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You are not sure what elapsed in that strange discontinuity, but the solution to a problem that escaped you on land is perfectly obvious emerging from the water — a rapturous experience.
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Claps, cheers, performances of rapturous engagement provided, by design, a ready-mixed social glue to bind teams together, reaffirming both the character of the brand and employees' cultish devotion to it.
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CreditCreditJesse Dittmar for The New York Times ASBURY PARK, N.J. — Philip Dunton Murphy bounded onto the stage here in early November amid rapturous cheers, though they were not all for him.
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Season one wasn't received with nearly the same rapturous critical praise that seasons two and three have been; many found it too slow, too philosophical, too impressed with its own solemnity.
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They were actors, rehearsing a scene in "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child," the theatrical extension of J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter franchise that opened to rapturous reviews in London in 2016.
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Although Baldwin probably posed in a daybed in the studio, Delaney transports him to a tropical paradise of rapturous colors — pinks, yellows, blues — that emanate from the sitter like an aura.
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The audience at the Toronto International Film Festival premiere in September was nothing short of rapturous, and critics — who tend to be more measured than midnight horror crowds — have mostly been impressed.
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"These rapturous statements ... about the supremacy of the new aircraft carrier's beautiful exterior over the Russian aircraft-carrying cruiser Admiral Kuznetsov expose Fallon's utter ignorance of naval military science," the ministry said.
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She enters the Democratic primary to elite mockery, but her rallies are huge and rapturous, and she holds crowds spellbound promising to cleanse America of its demonic legacy of racism and sexism.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Russia won its first Olympic gold medal in women's handball on Saturday, overcoming France 22-19 in a tight, fast-paced final in front of a rapturous crowd.
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In a live-streamed event broadcast from a Beverly Hills theater in January, Williamson strode onto the stage against the backdrop of a giant American flag, to rapturous reception from the crowd.
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The overlapping harp melodies, organ drones, and wordless chorales of songs like "Never Saw Him Again" are pure rapturous, cloud-busting bliss, but Lattimore never really allows you anything to latch onto.
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The closest analog I can think of, in fact, isn't a game at all, but a recent movie that went through a similarly torturous development process before emerging to rapturous critical applause.
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Then a Scarecrow shows up as "the living manifestation of [Hall's] anxieties," and eventually the walls of the office fall down to reveal that they're onstage in front of a rapturous audience.
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Jackie, like La La Land, got an early boost from rapturous reviews highlighting Larraín's imaginative directing and Natalie Portman's performance as first lady Jacqueline Kennedy, in the aftermath of President Kennedy's assassination.
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But as Trump stood enjoying the rapturous welcome, no one seemed to notice that there was something subtly different about the presidential seal that was being shown on the screen behind him.
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The hauntingly beautiful, ornate sonic architecture is James Blake's finest work — perhaps best understood by fans of HBO's "The Leftovers," whose showrunners chose "Retrograde" to introduce audiences to its supernatural, rapturous reality.
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And the rapturous monologue by Adam (the young actor played by Levine) about a long session in a gay bathhouse in Prague is notable for its haunted ambivalence about transcendent, dangerous sex.
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"Prejudice has no hold in this republic," declared Mr Varadkar to a rapturous crowd at Dublin's Mansion House on June 2nd, after winning the leadership of Ireland's ruling, centre-right Fine Gael party.
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Since the rapturous reaction following the premiere, not much about the film has been revealed to a wide audience, but now that awards season is beginning to spin up, there's finally a trailer.
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Speaking in low, woodsy tones that belie a rapturous passion for the ocean and its mysteries, the 75-year-old Métis potlach chief for the Kwak'waka'wakw people conducts himself with a disarming beneficence.
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There are some nods to the present: mulched, pitched-down trap snares echo in the depths of "Arisen My Senses," while hi-hats glitter across the song's rapturous peaks like frozen-over wires.
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The rapturous reception extended last month to President Obama — the warmest accorded by any nation during his presidency, as he confided to an American diplomat — was a measure of an almost miraculous reconciliation.
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And the accompanying track "Disco Tits" is the kind of rapturous electronic dance tune best heard under the influence, equally fit for getting-ready playlists and nighttime car rides with the windows down.
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Jeremy Lin, at the time a Chinese-American point guard for the New York Knicks, had been lighting up NBA scoreboards with his play and generating a wave of rapturous excitement among fans.
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"Hamilton," an improbable hip-hop musical about America's first Treasury secretary, completed its rapturous march across America's awards landscape on Sunday, picking up Broadway's highest honor: the Tony Award for best new musical.
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"O Rangasayee," an extraordinary 20-minute solo made by Mr. Morris for himself and now revived for the dancer Dallas McMurray, is the evening's most sensational success, a dance of obsessively rapturous devotion.
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Later that evening, she'd play her first UK show upstairs—a stripped-down solo set—to rapturous reception from a crowd who clearly view her as the most holy future of rock music.
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Mr. Obama received a rapturous reception from the heavily black audience, lapsing into a familiar campaign cadence of slang and dropped consonants as he reveled in the cheers and whoops of his supporters.
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The reaction was rapturous, a vindication for a perennially misunderstood group (as is the fact that the city of Ventura named October 10 Cirith Ungol Day in honor of their contributions to music).
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Tiny Sarah and ancient Ethel met twice and shared a rapturous interest in the little singing birds in a big cage at the nursing home where Ethel lived as she headed for 102.
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The same month as the rapturous release as his debut, "Channel Orange," he published an open letter that explored his sexuality and relationship with a man, who he credited as his first love.
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In general, Jay's more somber moments—on a rasp-voiced "Song Cry" or "The Story of OJ" while its powerful video plays in full—are met with applause that feels polite rather than rapturous.
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The new production of the play, which will run for 18 weeks at the Neil Simon Theater in New York, is a rapturous success, but not in the way I thought it would be.
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She is bemused by the modern tendency to eschew solemn funerals in favor of rapturous commemorations of the deceased person's life, events that are often so exuberant that they might be confused with weddings.
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She could go from flirtatious to annoyed to rapturous in a matter of seconds, twitch her nose with disdain or slap a line of men across the face and, all the while, keep dancing.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu — who just gave a rapturous welcome to Vice President Mike Pence in Israel and met with Trump in Davos — talks frequently to Vladimir Putin about Syria and other matters.
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HBO's The Night Of was a riveting mystery that had critics raving when it debuted, but its buzz has since been drowned out by the rapturous reception given to Big Little Lies and Feud.
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It was screened for the first time at the Cannes Film Festival on Tuesday evening, drawing often rapturous response from critics who praised its darkly comic moments, outrageous plot twists and evocative period atmosphere.
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The recent outpouring of memes, fan art, discussion, and rapturous praise for New Horizons in particular reinforces just how much the series has touched lives, largely because of just how unassuming it all is.
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And like La La Land before it, A Star Is Born was greeted with a rapturous reception, only to face rising backlash as it made its way from the festival circuit to general release.
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Her biggest hit came in 21960, when "(You Don't Know) How Glad I Am" (Jimmy Williams and Larry Harrison), a rapturous R&B ballad delivered with panache, reached No. 21965 on Billboard's pop chart.
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Weeks later, at a screening the Bagger attended, the film left members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences rapturous, in tears and filled with a renewed zest for their noble profession.
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Throughout the night, fans were rapturous and thundering in their clapping, hollering, and yells of "I love you, Carly!" and that made it feel as though we were all still at a proper pop concert.
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The biopic about slave rebellion leader Nat Turner was a sensation at the Sundance Film Festival, where it premiered to a rapturous standing ovation and sold to Fox Searchlight for a record-shattering $250.1 million.
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The rapturous response in some liberal circles to Bush's speech was merely the crescendo of nostalgia for him that started surfacing as soon as Trump emerged as the Republican frontrunner in the fall of 2015.
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The proposals received a rapturous reception from the audience at the annual conference of Northern Ireland's pro-Brexit Democratic Unionist Party, but Johnson did not explain how he would secure EU acquiescence to the plan.
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The biopic about slave rebellion leader Nat Turner was a sensation at the Sundance Film Festival, where it premiered to a rapturous standing ovation and sold to Fox Searchlight for a record-shattering $17.5 million.
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To them, the rapturous reception he has received, particularly as more qualified female candidates like Elizabeth Warren and Kirsten Gillibrand struggle, shows not how much has changed, but just how much has stayed the same.
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Mr. Ibrahim's stark pianism and gently rapturous compositions are steeped in the bright harmonies and bouncing rhythms of his native Cape Town, and they seem to suggest that escape or transcendence could almost be possible.
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The rapturous reception at the premiere ("a world event," Mr. Peskov, the press secretary to Mr. Putin, told Tass news agency afterward) suggests that Mr. Urin's gamble on a still-controversial subject has paid off.
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It's rapturous, hilarious, and terrifying, as these things tend to be, especially if you can make out what she's saying (something like "Yeah, I'll punch you in the ehhh / Yeah I'll punch you in the dick").
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"Europe and the world expect us to defend the spirit of the enlightenment that is threatened in so many places," Macron told a rapturous audience gathered in front of the glass pyramids outside Paris's Louvre museum.
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Not a year ago, the idea of a Republican administration's scuttling of a massive free trade pact (and promise to take apart or narrow other existing deals) being met with rapturous ovations might have seemed absurd.
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After the cast took the bow at the end of the play's premiere this weekend, the audience broke into rapturous applause when a video projection threw up his image on a screen hung across the stage.
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Conason says that on the same day as the showdown with the protestor in Philadelphia made waves, Bill Clinton enjoyed a rapturous welcome in the city from influential African Methodist Episcopal bishops from across the nation.
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So when he went on The Oprah Winfrey Show and announced that he was donating $100 million of his fortune to the public schools in Newark, New Jersey, the reaction was rapturous applause, not tired cynicism.
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"I guess I would rather be a son of a bitch than the son of someone who was arrested at a KKK rally," responded co-creator David Kohan to rapturous laughter from the cast and audience.
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Earlier in the day, Brazil's Agatha Bednarczuk and Barbara Seixas crushed Argentina in straight sets to qualify for the final 16, drawing on a lethal serve and the rapturous home crowd to seal an easy win.
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The next entry in the mainline series, Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age, will be released for PC and PS4 in the West on September 4th following a rapturous reception in Japan last year.
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The self-inflicted wounds in the GOP from the extraordinary primary season have evidently not healed, and that reality is likely to reassert itself as the rapturous reception Trump received for his acceptance speech dies away.
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"Can you just be quiet because this is a night in which we're honoring incredible women and frankly, I think women have been spoken over for long enough," she said to rapturous applause from the crowd.
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After the match, Mr. Smitheram triumphantly raised his trophy to rapturous applause in front of a wall blanketed with flags from across the world, including from Britain, Israel, France, Switzerland and Australia, underlining Scrabble's global appeal.
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I also received rapturous notes about the British authors Diana Henry (a brilliant recipe writer, beloved by many of us here in the Food department), Nigel Slater, Yotam Ottolenghi (another NYT Cooking contributor) and Felicity Cloake.
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Along with dismembered chunks of dough, elaborate herb garnishes and ice cream quenelles, that decade welcomed the molten chocolate cake, which the French chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten debuted in New York in 1987 to rapturous acclaim.
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However, there are plenty of memorable works to find along the way, and a rapturous moving image program (TRANSFER Download) where you can rest your feet, recalibrate your eyes, and recharge your brain at any time.
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Riley is still at the height of her powers, having shown new work at the David Zwirner gallery in London earlier this year, to rapturous reviews; Freud painted nearly until the day he died in 2011.
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Sky Hopinka's rapturous feature-length debut, małni—towards the ocean, towards the shore, which premiered at this year's Sundance Film Festival, elaborates on his previous explorations of Chinuk Wawa while hewing to a more linear structure.
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Hayes Brown: What you could call it is a campaign rally, one that began with President Trump entering the East Room of the White House to the sounds of Hail to the Chief and rapturous applause.
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The Argentine pope has received a rapturous welcome in Colombia, a majority Roman Catholic nation, bringing with him a message of peace and unity as he seeks to strengthen faith and heal the scars of civil war.
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When the pilot for AMC's upcoming series adaptation of Preacher screened at SXSW yesterday — to rapturous applause from the fan-heavy crowd — much of the focus was on directors and executive producers Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg.
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This travel system combines an infant car seat that clicks directly into the stroller base to make traveling with your little one a breeze (and the zillions of rapturous 5-star reviews on Google back it up).
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Rapturous accounts of southern cuisine have been made over and over again since then by strangers from all sorts of strange lands, and their outsider reports have appeared alongside resident voices from below the Mason-Dixon line.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A gathering of conservative lawyers gave U.S. Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh a rapturous reception on Thursday for an upbeat speech in his first major public appearance since sexual misconduct accusations almost derailed his appointment.
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Long before I had ever been there myself, I heard my father describe in rapturous terms the countless hours he had spent in what is now the Rose Reading Room, and the respite that he found there.
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A 30-year survey, "Pipilotti Rist: Pixel Forest," traces her ever-expanding journey into the wilds of video, with a rapturous fusion of lights, sights and music that ebbs and flows through the museum's main gallery floors.
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I'm pretty sure that no one's ever greeted the sight of a producer/DJ ambling up to an MPC with genuine excitement, or genuinely rapturous applause, for one simple reason: live house or techno sets are shit.
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Klam's debut novel has been a long time coming — his first book, the story collection "Sam the Cat," was published 17 years ago, to rapturous reviews from critics enamored with his dark and biting sense of humor.
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When "Blue is the Warmest Color," a French coming-of-age love story between a school girl (played by Adele Exarchopoulos) and a slightly older woman (Lea Seydoux) debuted at Cannes in 2013, it received rapturous reviews.
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WASHINGTON — When Donald J. Trump strides onto the inaugural ballroom floor this week amid the sprawling celebration of his swearing-in, he will have corporate America and many of its titans to thank for the rapturous greeting.
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This was a genuinely lived insight on Ellen's part, and when I visualized the cosmonaut found footage film sequences in her film, laced with intimate soundtracks and rapturous Hollywood explosions, the cosmic thread to her words lit up.
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Elsa Schiaparelli is often pitted as Ms. Chanel's great rival, but in some ways it is Dior—with his go-go postwar bravura that caused both rapturous devotion and riots in the street—who is her true foil.
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Pictured: Natasha Lyonne and Yael Stone in Orange Is the New Black Libby & Robert, Masters of Sex One second, they're discussing the roles to which society confines them, the next, they're making rapturous love on the kitchen floor.
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As she attempts to dispose of the insect by slamming its body in a closet door, her revulsion, quite unexpectedly, transforms into rapturous compassion: she scoops its oozing entrails into her mouth in a ritualistic act of communion.
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A break of serve in the opening game gave Thiem an early advantage and he broke Schwartzman for the fourth time on match point, lying down on the court in relief as he soaked up the rapturous applause.
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I will never forget the sound of your rapturous gurgles, the pucker of your first smile, as you lay in your crib delightfully eyeing the periodic elements, the pnictogens, chaclogens, halogens and noble gases of your digi-mobi.
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Lopez Obrador, a former Mexico City mayor, was greeted with rapturous cheers by supporters in the capital's Zocalo central square around midnight, while friends celebrated in his tiny hometown of Tepetitan, in the poor southern state of Tabasco.
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A sea of rapturous, flag-waving crowds gathered in Istanbul to listen as a defiant Erdogan promised to punish his enemies and praised the unarmed civilians who last year stood up to the rogue soldiers and their tanks.
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After gaining more seasoning he headed to New York, where Ms. Brennan, a step ahead of him, invited him to join the cast of "Little Mary Sunshine," an operetta that opened Off Broadway to rapturous reviews in 1959.
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He announced these plans to rapturous applause from an off-camera audience, at an event that felt like a public consultation disguised as a low-key startup pitch competition (which is a trend that has not gone unnoticed).
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Confusing lore aside, this one's fun from the start when Jam Master Jay—in Santa hat and red track suit—makes children scream, "Ho Ho Ho," prompting one of the show's most rapturous receptions for any musical guest.
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Mosh pits become the norm because there's only 4 headsets available for the whole party, and entrepreneurs weave through dancefloors extolling the power of changing your identity through VR like religious missionaries proclaiming the rapturous future ahead. 6.
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Just emotive facial expressions and big-ass dinosaur fights, executed in artwork that looks like Frank Frazetta's adventure design and Jack Kirby's ka-pow linework had a very productive meeting with Lynn Varley or Laura Martin's rapturous colors.
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"A Quiet Place," which received rapturous reviews, sold an estimated $50 million in tickets at theaters in the United States and Canada, or twice as much as box office analysts had projected, resulting in No. 1 bragging rights.
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In the 18 months since Regeni was killed, Sisi has had dinner with the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, in front of the pyramids, and in April he received a rapturous welcome at the White House from President Trump.
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The eighth-generation "C8" Corvette is earning rapturous reviews and dominating industry awards, as a car that can take on European exotics that cost $200,000 and more, but at a $59,183 base price that reads like a misprint.
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"While the joke received a rapturous response from the "SNL" audience, Cosby&aposs publicist Andrew Wyatt condemned Murphy in a statement, claiming that the star was "cooning" and participating in "the destruction of black men in Hollywood"."Mr.
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After a massively successful run in London, where it won the Olivier Award for Best New Play, The Ferryman opened on Broadway to rapturous reviews that underscored how easy it is to lose yourself in this rich, lyrical work.
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She received a rapturous reception from Conservative MPs when she returned to the Commons, but that soon changed when 11 Tory rebels joined the opposition to pass an amendment insisting that Parliament have a vote on the final deal.
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The success of that mixtape and the two that bookended it received such a rapturous reception that now people treat just about anything Future-related (except, for some reason, that recent Superfly movie reboot and its soundtrack) as eventworthy.
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Mr. Kaufmann had gotten such rapturous applause at an earlier performance in the run that he sang a rare encore of the aria "E lucevan le stelle," something Ms. Gheorghiu has indicated in the past that she disapproves of.
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"All My Demons Greeting Me as a Friend" (Glassnote) Fears and sorrows hold a radiant gleam on "All My Demons Greeting Me as a Friend," the rapturous debut album by the 19-year-old Norwegian singer and songwriter Aurora.
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In what was one of the most bizarre revelations from the night, Luke Thomas and Shaun Al-Shatti explained how there was rapturous laughter from both fans and media members on press row as the infamous bout took place.
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Late in the movie, there's one long, perfect shot — a rapturous synchronicity of sound and vision — where we see Seberg walk toward the camera on her husband's arm while Scott Walker's "It's Raining Today" croons prophetically on the soundtrack.
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Each time the intermittent rain picked up today, rapturous cheers erupted, young children swirled in the streets with open arms, and the of-age crowd celebrated by pouring rum into each others' cups and drinking shots by the capful.
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The 1991 Broadway musical adaptation of Frances Hodgson Burnett's classic children's novel "The Secret Garden" is held by many in such esteem that the audience for its robust concert revival at David Geffen Hall arrived with rapturous expectations on Sunday evening.
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He's turned his versatile style into a trademark and, in the process, he's come to embody a particular rock aesthetic—the rapturous, long-haired man behind the kit, grinning with a theatrical menace at every one of his own fills.
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Sometimes it was to embrace America, all colours, as when she sang "Precious Lord" at Martin Luther King's funeral, or gave her rapturous version of "My Country 'tis of Thee" in a big-bow-statement hat at Barack Obama's inauguration.
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It's unclear how much ability Nintendo has to increase production, but it's likely that a lot of people are going to have trouble finding a Switch this holiday season — particularly with the rapturous reception for games like Super Mario Odyssey.
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" According to The Sydney Morning Herald, MPs crossed the chamber after the vote to embrace one another, while the public galleries "sustained rapturous applause for several minutes and eventually burst into a rendition of I Am, You Are, We Are Australian.
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Justin Timberlake + The Tennessee Kids, streaming on Netflix next month, premiered at this year's Toronto International Film Festival and it was a rapturous event—Roy Thomson Hall thundered in a way that is typically reserved for stadiums on concert night.
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The ruling was greeted with rapturous applause outside the legislature not far from the court in the center of the capital, Taipei, where hundreds had gathered with rainbow flags and noisemakers emblazoned with slogans in favor of same-sex marriage.
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And even though Catalan fans then booed the Spanish national anthem, the jeering was offset by Sevilla's fans, who responded with rapturous applause while Spain's royal couple, King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia, watched stoically alongside an array of politicians.
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His follow-up, a ruminative and sensually-evocative adaptation of James Baldwin's novel, "If Beale Street Could Talk," was released this month to rapturous reviews -- and some speculative chatter surrounding a new round of Oscar nominations for Jenkins in January.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 8 (Reuters) - Brazilian gold medal hopes Agatha Bednarczuk and Barbara Seixas crushed Argentina in straight sets to qualify for the final 16, drawing on a lethal serve and the rapturous home crowd to seal an easy win.
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As Tim has an epiphany of self-awareness, Mr. Spears dares to envelop these men in rapturous music of almost cinematic lushness, with opulent chords and fidgety inner voices, often floating over droning bass tones and an eerily repetitive inner pulse.
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The engagement this week of Princess Diana's youngest son Prince Harry to a biracial American actress named Meghan Markle delighted many African-Americans, who greeted the news on social media with increasingly rapturous gifs, memes and liberal use of all caps.
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Suddenly the show drops the rapturous opening hook from the Carly Rae Jepsen song "Run Away With Me." As the song plays, Darlene hides in an airport restroom, in the grips of a panic attack now that Dom has left her.
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The campaign itself is for a new fragrance dubbed Y, and in a 30-second TV spot posted online today, Robicquet is seen riding a motorbike, delivering some sort of talk to a rapturous audience, and, yes, even doing a bit of coding.
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The piece built gradually, almost by stealth, as small sounds gave way to bigger ones — the banging of drums, the bleating of horns, the blaring of sirens — until a rapturous cacophony that I could feel in my bones reverberated throughout the bowl.
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Delon's heartthrob good looks and roles in major movies throughout the 1960s and 1970s made him an icon in France and he was received with a rapturous standing ovation by the crowd at a special ceremony at the festival on the French Riviera.
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But in the end, as unlikely as it seemed, he also wound up with a sheaf of rapturous notices and — more unlikely still — a top-selling, critically esteemed recording of the symphony that had possessed him since he was a young man.
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Other artists who saw a burst in digital sales this week included Kendrick Lamar (whose "To Pimp a Butterfly" scored Best Rap Album) and Adele—who wasn't in this year's winner's circle but got a rapturous response for her latest release, "25".
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It ended with Mr. Fulmer conducting Dai Fujikura's "Ice," a rapturous, intricately orchestrated chamber orchestra piece that, as the conductor said in a spoken introduction, explores unorthodox sounds, including ruffling seashells, and exoticism, reflective of Ligeti's work, but in a fresh, personal way.
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Geoffrey Hill, often hailed as Britain's finest living poet, whose dense, allusive verses ranged from dark meditations on morals, religious faith and political violence to rapturous evocations of the English landscape of his native Worcestershire, died on Thursday at his home in Cambridge.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - A day after star model Gisele Bundchen sashayed down the middle of the opening Olympic ceremony to rapturous applause, the crowd was going crazy for another graceful, long-haired Brazilian model strutting her stuff on the fencing piste.
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It's part of why I'm so taken with the Paris-based Venezuelan band Insólito UniVerso—even when they play slower spaced out numbers there's this sense of joy that runs in the DNA of their music, something rapturous even in the sadness.
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Julián López's debut novel, "A Beautiful Young Woman" (translated from the Spanish by Samuel Rutter), begins as a rapturous portrait of a young woman in 1970s Argentina as seen through the eyes of her son, remembering back to when he was 7.
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This track comes from a raucous dance hall scene, with a young Bolden and his band kicking up dust before a rapturous crowd, four horns improvising in a gallivanting tangle over a funky rhythm, always landing on the downbeat with a vigorous thump.
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The Carpetbagger At last weekend's round of movie and television awards, doled out by the producers' and actors' guilds, the likes of John Legend and Julia Louis-Dreyfus, among others, swung hard at President Trump and his travel ban, to rapturous applause.
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As the founder of the tastemaking label BPitch Control, she has released rapturous experiments from artists like the techno duo Modeselektor, the Brazilian singer-songwriter Dillon and others, all the while remaining a constant presence on the city's changing night life scene.
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It wasn't until leaked test footage (which Reynolds won't confirm or deny playing a part in leaking) received a rapturous audience response that Fox was convinced to go ahead and make a movie, which went on to be a box office-dominating, sequel-spawning success.
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The title character of "Donny Stixx" (Harry Farmer), a boy magician with rapturous memories of his suicidal mother, and Andrea (Robyn Kerr) of "Jungle" — a love-starved girl who, at 15, is seduced by a pimp — have been the subjects of nasty banner headlines.
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Set to the tune of what is surely a rip-off of the sexy sax man riff from "Careless Whisper," which Sakeru either couldn't or wouldn't bother to license, the eleven (!) discrete episodic commercials tell the tale of Chi-chan's rapturous, rollercoaster love life.
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The sheer idea of a concert ensemble playing madly and completely silently in front of a rapturous crowd is so surreal, so reminiscent of an acid trip that is also a didactic children's fable, that Sounds Like Titanic got its hooks into me immediately.
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NOVI PAZAR, Serbia (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan received a rapturous welcome on Wednesday during a visit to the Serbian town of Novi Pazar, capital of the Muslim majority Sandzak region that has seen mass emigration to Turkey since the violent breakup of Yugoslavia.
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As a reporter for Newsday, I watched the euphoric, rapturous crowds, mostly women and girls who showed up with "To Gerry with Love" signs, even in the campaign's last days, when it was going down to a decisive defeat to President Reagan and George Bush.
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The Biz were so omnipotent that Fred Durst once got on stage, alone, fucked up a guitar solo, then screamed "SHAG MY FRIENDS TONIGHT!" to rapturous applause as though he hadn't just foreseen the sounds of someone getting a really terrible Guitar Hero score.
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"The elections are now firmly behind us ... I will devote my time and energy to build bridges," he told a rapturous crowd of around 60,000 supporters as he was sworn in for a second, five-year term in a sports stadium in the capital Nairobi.
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In 22017, the Independent watched Icke deliver a lecture to a rapturous crowd of 260,2015 people and reported that Icke had sold more than 140,000 copies of his books in the UK. He has embarked on multiple world tours and reliably sold out his venues.
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But when Yoko Shimomura—the one actually responsible for composing all the music we were there to hear that night—finally emerged onstage, she appeared as mild-mannered and modest as a high school piano teacher, even as fans welcomed her with rapturous applause.
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Ms. Dumas did the 22012 works here to illustrate a new Dutch translation of Shakespeare's "Venus and Adonis," and although she has not shied from sex before, here her usual bluntness gives way to a rapturous eroticism in which ink has its own salaciousness.
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This is a team that deserved the rapturous ovation it was awarded by its fans at the end, a team that produced a miracle to qualify for the semifinal against Barcelona and always believed, deep down, that it was capable of repeating the trick.
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A beautiful show that traces this Swiss artist's ever-expanding journey into the wilds of video, from single-channel works to rapturous environments that fuse lights, moving images, color and music, usually offering viewers the use of pillows or even beds befitting their dreamlike drift.
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The tone darkened, with a focus on the gruesome spillover of privatization—one character was raped, another put in solitary—and yet the season still managed to end in a rapturous vision of unity, with the inmates swimming together, as if baptized, in a lake.
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The final part of the Animerama trilogy, produced by Japanese anime legend Osamu Tezuka with Eiichi Yamamoto, the 21969 film combines Tolkein-inspired fantasy with a classic revenge story, told through rapturous visuals and set to a blistering psych rock soundtrack by Masahiko Satoh.
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I called my mom and dad, a middle-aged black couple who never believed this country would ever elect someone who looked like them to lead the nation, and rejoiced with them over the phone as the rapturous sounds of my friends roared in the background.
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The crowd at the Alexander Stadium gave Britain's greatest racer — perhaps the best the world has seen too after 10 global title wins — a rapturous reception before watching him sprint away one last time down the home straight as he won in 7 minutes 38.64 seconds.
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Damon was the producer on Manchester by the Sea; he had final cut in an effort to protect his friend Lonergan who'd been burned before, and after its rapturous debut at the 2016 Sundance Film Festival, it was clear that it was a contender for the Oscars.
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The Broadway opening of the show, which stars Tony Shalhoub and Katrina Lenk, took place in November and received rapturous reviews; the show won the Obie for Best Musical, in addition to a slew of critics' prizes, earlier this year for its celebrated Off-Broadway run.
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The film premiered to rapturous applause at Cannes on Saturday night, just after Cate Blanchett led a demonstration by female actors, directors and producers on the red carpet to support the campaign for women's rights after the sex abuse scandals that shook the movie industry last year.
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OTTAWA — When Justin Trudeau, the prime minister of Canada, appeared at the United Nations this spring to sign the Paris climate accord, the rapturous ovation he received was worthy of the celebrity he had become, a leader full of promise and of promises, especially on climate change.
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The reaction from those outside the court, from the queen's self-appointed subjects, was rapturous (on Twitter, a sampling: "I love this"; "LIFE GIVING"; "The look of the century") and the designer, who took the final lap herself, did so with a giant smile on her face.
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Across 35 minutes, he bounces between insectoid acid, baile funk, and nigh-new agey ambience, the whole set's both rapturous and bewildering—a head-scratcher that you can't help but nod along to, which is more or less the appeal of his music to begin with.
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The record's auteur hadn't released any more music since those 1993 recordings, and he wasn't playing any live gigs, but the tape developed a sort of cult fandom thanks to Shimkovitz's blog and the rapturous reception it'd begun to receive at his DJ gigs around the world.
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In "Ode to the Beloved's Hips," she rockets through alliteration and other sonic devices as she plunders metaphor for rapturous praise: I never tire to shake this wild hive, split with thumb the sweet- dripped comb—hot hexagonal hole, dark diamond— to its nectar-dervished queen.
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Higher Brothers look set for big things internationally, GO$H have been touring China to rapturous audiences, and just a few months ago even the New York Times was compelled to declare that Chinese hip-hop had "stormed the Chinese mainstream"Jiaotong Tea House in Chongqing.
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That story, "Rip Van Winkle," along with other tall tales like "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow," helped establish Irving's claim to being the first genuinely American author, a founder of a tradition marked by folksy vernacular, rapturous paeans to nature and a stretched relationship to the truth.
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" Although we eventually learn what she did to her teacher, we never tire of Nadine's voice, which seems to hover on the near side of madness: "There was something freeing, something rapturous, even, about that moment when my hand came down and broke through his skin.
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A beautiful show that traces this Swiss artist's ever-expanding journey into the wilds of video, from single-channel works to rapturous environments that fuse lights, moving images, color and music, usually offering viewers the use of pillows or even beds befitting the art's dreamlike drift.
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For $6.99, the new Disney+ service would offer massive content libraries from Star Wars, Marvel, Pixar, and its other IP empires—as well as develop numerous original series and movies, many of which were unveiled to a rapturous crowd at Comic-Con International in San Diego.
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It is strange to watch a friend the centre of such attention, the faces of fans lit up and held at the same rapturous angle, strange to study the faces of strangers having emotional reactions to someone who has been a part of your own personal emotional life.
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A few steps away, in the large north gallery, a rapturous selection of six yarn sculptures — a re-creation of the artist's1987 solo exhibition at the Westfälischer Kunstverein in Münster, Germany — presents just that kind of experience, with each work carving the room into discrete sectors of constructed space.
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WHEN "LITTLE WOODS" premiered to rapturous reviews at the Tribeca Film Festival last year—it currently holds a rare 100% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, a review-aggregator site—and was snatched up by Neon, a feted distributor, it signalled the arrival of a promising new voice in film.
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" In the memoir's most rapturous passages, which recall Albert Camus's essays on his Algerian childhood, Matar evokes his rediscovery of the Libyan landscape, the luminous Mediterranean coast and the austerity of the interior, where the earth "stood as all the unpeopled landscapes of Libya stand, clean and witnessing.
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A little kid stole the spotlight on the JumboTron display, during a game between ice hockey teams the Detroit Red Wings and the Anaheim Ducks in the U.S. 2-year-old Mason, as identified by SB Nation, received rapturous cheers from the crowd every time he appeared on screen.
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Arriving this week on Netflix and in select theaters, the film has already received rapturous attention and produced floods of inspired tears on the festival circuit, earning a top audience prize at Sundance this year, where Netflix bought it for a reported $10 million, a record for a documentary.
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There is an emergent pop-minded generation following in their footsteps, represented at this festival by Juice WRLD, who writes sterling melodies about heartbreak; the squeaky sing-rapping of A Boogie Wit da Hoodie; and Lil Tecca, who had a rapturous midday audience for his sweet-voiced boasts.
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The couple has had a toxic relationship with Britain's tabloids, which soured on Meghan after initially giving her rapturous coverage — a 38-year-old American actress with a mixed-race background who brought a breath of fresh air into one of the country's most revered but hidebound institutions.
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At 28, Skalnik already had two brief marriages behind him, but Rogers, who knew little about his past, saw the promise of a new future in the magnetic, seemingly worldly man who lavished her with rapturous flattery and told her he was a top executive at Southwest Airlines.
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Indeed, in Nashville on Wednesday night, Mr. Trump spoke to a rapturous crowd of almost 10,000 people and his embattled spokesman, Sean Spicer, was greeted as a star by awe-struck supporters, who spent several minutes crowding around him to take pictures and pat him on the back.
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For all the rapturous attention Dave Malloy's "Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812" received last season on Broadway — the ecstatic reviews, the dozen Tony nominations — there was an element of surprise to its success, as if a creature native to one habitat had migrated to flourish in another.
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This is when I understood the utter significance of these tales through Ellen's own eyes, the relationship of these magical tales to everyday reality, and their rapturous impact on our experience together at this particular moment in time, in London, walking through Oxford Street, like two stray, unrestrained Mrs. Dalloways.
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The Shape of Water is an achingly tender fairy tale that celebrates sex, love, art, and empathy; that stands up for the people on the margins; that turns a critical eye toward American hegemony; and that does it all by through a rapturous romance between a woman and a merman.
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Reactions to screenings of the movie for members of various industry guilds whom I've talked to were rapturous (though reactions to the film from critics I've talked to have been more mixed), and Variety Oscar expert Kris Tapley is predicting it for Best Picture with a suite of other nominations.
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The 37-year-old is so loved that he even drew a rapturous round of applause when he simply held up his racket in the direction of a ballboy and a spectator after both ended up in his firing line as he tried to return a couple of errant Pouille serves.
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But following the film's rapturous reception during the fall festival season, Netflix decided to release it on screens for three weekends prior to its "official" release date and expand its theatrical release, which includes playing on 100 screens in the US. Netflix doesn't do this for all of its movies.
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After the rapturous reception to Theresa May's speech, today sterling traders may be taking a finer look at the detail, and concerns may start to arise about Theresa May's tough line on Europe, saying that she would prefer no deal, rather than a bad deal with the EU after Brexit.
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It's probably not a coincidence that "natural" animal actors are earning rapturous praise just as we enter a new era of unreal images, thanks to the rise of C.G.I. Olivia's trainer, Greg Tresan of Animal Casting Atlanta, said that his animals are now routinely submitted for full body scans before filming.
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BUFFALO — This was to be a year of celebration for New York's booming gambling industry, with gleaming new casinos opening, rapturous bettors flocking in and a win-win for the state, and a torrent of new taxes pouring into government coffers at no cost to anyone but the bettors themselves.
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For much of the two-day event, the crowds seemed thinner and the atmosphere decidedly flatter than last year, when activists were still on a high from the Republicans' unexpected victory and greeted now-departed members of the administration like Stephen K. Bannon and Reince Priebus with a rapturous welcome.
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The president's goal is a replay of January 2017, when he unveiled Judge Gorsuch in a much-anticipated ceremony in the East Room of the White House, presenting him to a rapturous audience of Republican lawmakers almost as if he were the winner of a "Survivor" episode, Supreme Court edition.
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I'm always a little nervous, because I don't want to fail at this point, having given up so much for it—but it's all worth it when you do events like the CS:GO coverage at ESL One Cologne, in a stadium, and people are rapturous for a game that I've loved for years.
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The title track opens with a warped segment of a TV preacher fervently chanting "God is all around us, all it takes is a thought / Wormwood falls from heaven / Consuming sinner and Satan alike / Who will be" over a sea of rapturous applause – something that is then counteracted by Mat's fuzzy, gentle crooning.
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After I, Tonya, which will reportedly be released this fall so its new distributors can mount a campaign for Robbie and supporting actress Allison Janney, Luca Guadagnino's same-sex love story Call Me By Your Name took third place in Toronto, maintaining the rapturous support it first garnered at Sundance in January.
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As documentarians, they pull some shady tricks to highlight Weiner's campaign success: at one point, they show him whipping the crowd into a rapturous frenzy at a gay-pride parade, then cut to a pathetically small, silent entourage for competing candidate (and now mayor) Bill De Blasio, gamely marching along a near-deserted street.
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Glynn may be making a subversive point about how easy it is for Danny to hoodwink Charlie Rose and other rapturous talking heads based solely on his replicant looks and the Teddy-tells he's mastered from YouTube: sketching equations in the air, for instance, or quoting the one Walt Whitman line everybody knows. Deep.
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Rapturous crowds thrilled to his speech in Berlin in 2008, a few months before he was elected; less than a year into his presidency, the jury in Oslo awarded him a Nobel Peace Prize for his "vision" of a world without nuclear weapons, as if he were a poet rather than a head of state.
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The billionaire SpaceX CEO made a surprise appearance at the end of the Hyperloop pod design competition at Texas A&M University Saturday, eliciting a rapturous reaction from the thousand-plus audience of high school and college engineers who were there to compete for a chance to test their designs on Musk's personal Hyperloop track later this year.
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Used as a backdrop for some of the most powerful anti-communist rhetoric in the Cold War, the 220006th U.S. president, John F. Kennedy, stood before the Brandenburg Gate two years after the wall was built and proclaimed, "Ich bin ein Berliner" — I am a Berliner — in solidarity with the 2202,2628 rapturous Germans who stood before him.
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To rapturous applause, he gloated that President Trump had assembled an "A-Team" of "great pro-life leaders": Tom Price, who twice sponsored legislation that would give full constitutional rights to zygotes; Ben Carson, who once likened abortion to slavery; Rick Perry, who signed Texas' notorious abortion restrictions—which were eventually declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court—into law.
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Time and time again, I watched as kids with braces and fledgling attempts at facial contouring traded intel on which queens would be signing things where, swarmed a Teen Vogue panel ("Resistance in Trump's America"), posed for pictures while their beaming parents stood by, and struggled to hold back rapturous tears in front of their favorite queens.
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As Manohla Dargis wrote in her Times review, the movie can feel like "a succession of music videos linked with backstage filler," but beyond the half-baked romantic plotlines that pull Ali offstage, "there's a suggestion of a more interesting movie in the rapturous look on Ali's face" when she watches other women perform at the club.
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Rooted in Adrianne Lenker's pensive songwriting and blown up into grand, explosive arrangements, it's no surprise that Big Thief have found a rapturous fan in Sharon Van Etten and a new home in Saddle Creek—a label responsible for some of the most gloriously wistful indie rock albums in recent memory, from Bright Eyes to Tim Kasher to Land of Talk.
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On the strength of the Carly Rae Jepsen collaboration "Hate That You Know Me," the Lorde-featuring "Don't Take The Money," and the heartbreaking "Everybody Lost Somebody"—a track that hasn't come off rotation since its release two weeks ago—his second LP looks set to be his best yet, a full realization of Antonoff's 80s pop ideals and rapturous songwriting.
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Then came Wednesday, when Gardner validated his spot as the leadoff hitter — and the faith placed in him by Manager Aaron Boone — with three extra-base hits, including a two-run, go-ahead triple off Boston closer Craig Kimbrel in the eighth inning to lift the Yankees to a 9-6 victory over the Red Sox before another rapturous crowd at Yankee Stadium.
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Contacts were exchanged and future plans made as the group departed for their separate ways, still touched by the euphoric vision Munthe recounted of his first of many sojourns to Capri: "My head was full of rapturous wonder, my heart full of the joy of life, the world was beautiful …" And on one of summer's final nights, it undoubtedly was.
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I also wrote a spec screenplay that included an extended dance sequence that featured a dude spotting a hot woman walking past him in a D'Agostino and then breaking out into a full rendition of "Cosmic Girl," behind her, with all the customers and clerks joining him in the rapturous choreography until the song ends and every goes back to normal.
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The billionaire SpaceX CEO made a surprise appearance at the end of the Hyperloop pod design competition at Texas A&M University on Saturday, eliciting a rapturous reaction from the thousand-plus audience of high school and college engineers who were there to compete for a chance to test their designs on Musk's personal Hyperloop track later this year (video here).
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Her darker feelings are shown with an expressionistic blend of upper-body gesture and lower-body steps; the most rapturous moments of her duet with the Fairground Boy (Andrei Chagas), beautifully timed to the music, are caught in formally academic-ballet terms — notably, an upright lift in which one leg is classically extended to the side, as if catching both her expansiveness and her aspiration to orthodoxy.
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The first was a straight tango (full of give and take, constantly suspenseful), the second a tango-valse (rapturous and witty), the third a near-tragic piece of lyricism that, for all its lack of theatrics, turned out to contain its own drama: an attempted kiss on his part, a break away from her, a forlorn retreat by him, and finally a sudden, tender reconciliation and embrace.
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The 15th annual NOW Fest closes with a final program including Singularity Song, a collaboration between filmmaker, artist, and performer Rachel Mason and Oguri, a Butoh-influenced dancer and choreographer, who explores the physics of black holes through rapturous large-scale video; and Christine Marie's Shadow in Stereo: Antiquated A.R., in which an ensemble of dancers inhabit an immersive 3D world brought to life through refreshingly analog means.
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