Someone else might make a spikier, darker show out of this material.
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But Mr. Branagh's Wallander, smaller, spikier, more nervy, is distinctive in its own way.
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But when push comes to shove, I'll always look for something a little bit spikier.
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A second option would be for the guitars to get spikier and angrier as snarl replaces soar.
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Two: Can it tolerate paradoxes and complexity, the spikier stuff that distinguishes real-life sinners from comic-book villains?
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All of them, with varying degrees of success, use data to try to explain the spikier, messier parts of our selves.
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So is most of the movie, which is spikier and more daring than the La La Land comparison might make it sound.
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Whether it's because of his handling of Trump or just because America needs spikier comedy, Jimmy Fallon has fallen back to earth.
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And, even more important, can it tolerate paradoxes and complexity, the spikier stuff that distinguishes real-life sinners from comic-book villains?
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And yet, while DeGeneres has a spikier, more confessional style in her new special, this is more of a recalibration than a reinvention.
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He works in offices near the Gothic Revival main gatehouse; monk parrot nests constructed of twigs have made its spiky stone turrets even spikier.
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Simon's disregard for a clearly communicated commercial image takes his work out of the range of satire and into a spikier, more unsettled visual terrain.
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For example, playing notes on a piano, as the notes ascend in pitch, we expect any accompanying visuals to get progressively lighter in color, spikier in shape, and higher in space.
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"The System Only Dreams in Total Darkness" is spikier and more tense than you might expect a song called "The System Only Dreams in Total Darkness" by The National to be.
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They play songbook standards ("Glad to Be Unhappy," by Rodgers and Hart) as well as spikier fare ("Snare, Girl," by Sonic Youth) in careful arrangements that balance hazy atmospherics against lush detail.
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Among millennials and those coming of age behind them, the race is on to see who can be more righteous and aggrieved — who can replace the boring old civil rights generation with a spikier brand.
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But the decision of a parliamentary committee to rule out two nominees before the full hearings had even started, an unprecedented move, suggests that the parliament's vetting process will be even spikier this time round.
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As time's gone on, his sound's drifted ever closer to these sounds (including the lounge curios in between the spikier moments on last year's ken), and his lyrics have grown steadily more venomous, singing about Marxist revolutionaries in between mournful trumpet instrumentals.
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As the novel goes on, Beatty keeps riffing on all of the absurdities and logical impossibilities that white supremacy asks us to believe, in ever spikier and funnier and more obscene passages that just get angrier and angrier as they get funnier and funnier.
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"Aravena," sniffed Rowan Moore, critic for The Guardian,"has some of the trappings of the starchitect: a high media profile, a globe-trotting, lecture-giving lifestyle, a carefully cultivated look, a bizarre hairstyle (think desert roadkill) that seems to get spikier and more top-heavy with every transcontinental flight" — as if engaging in public debate about the built environment and the role of architects makes him a media hound.
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Elsewhere, Vincente Minnelli's "The Sandpiper" (on Saturday and Monday), the first Taylor-Burton movie released after they were married for the first time, is a spikier and less hoot-worthy film than its reputation as camp suggests, though, admittedly, it includes a scene of pillow talk between Ms. Taylor (as a bohemian artist) and Mr. Burton (as the minister and school headmaster who falls for her) in which she delivers her dialogue with a bird on her head.
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He's the one person I couldn't bear rejection from. I can take it from most people." In July 2013, BBC Radio 6 revealed that the second album recorded by the Manics in 2013 is titled Futurology and has a tentative release date of June 2014. Regarding that album, James Dean Bradfield has stated, "It's a lot spikier and shinier.
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Karkinos is the offspring from a brood of five eggs laid by Nemesis Prime just before it died and is considered one of Nemesis's siblings. Its appearance is the closest to Nemesis Prime or Nemesis herself. It is larger, spikier, and slower. Arguably the strongest of the five born from Nemesis Prime and possibly stronger than Nemesis herself.
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20th Century Fox. The family was crudely drawn, because Groening had submitted basic sketches to the animators, assuming they would clean them up; instead, they just traced over his drawings. Bart's original design, which appeared in the first shorts, had spikier hair, and the spikes were of different lengths. The number was later limited to nine spikes, all of the same size.
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Marge's distinct beehive hairstyle was inspired by Bride of Frankenstein and the style that Margaret Groening wore during the 1960s, although her hair was never blue. Bart's original design, which appeared in the first shorts, had spikier hair, and the spikes were of different lengths. The number was later limited to nine spikes, all of the same size.Silverman, David; Archer, Wes. (2004).
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The third film portrays a larger, more rounded version of the Krites. Their faces and eyes are larger, with a fluorescent, glowing red instead of the dull bleeding red from earlier films. Their fur is thicker, curlier and spikier than before, and appears to be blacker than the brownish tint seen in the second film. The skin is also lighter than before.
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Watsuki believed that this is one of his "better" designs. The author felt that Enishi was "too handsome" for a final villain and that Watsuki tired of drawing "handsome types." In the 21st volume of the Rurouni Kenshin kanzenban edition, Watsuki again redesigned Enishi's appearance in a draft version to show how he would appear at that time. In Enishi's redesigned version, his hair was longer and spikier than it was originally.
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He lists several notable ones around the world including the BosWash corridor which encompasses Boston, New York City, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington D.C., and ChiPitts which contains the major cities in the American Midwest. He argues that these mega regions are becoming spikier and are creating a disproportionate amount of productivity and wealth for the global economy. As the cities in these regions become more connected their dominance will increase. The suburb versus city debate will not produce a winner; the solution is a complex mixture of the two.
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GamePro named Crash's new design as the second worst video game character makeover ever. Craig Harris of IGN was more positive on Crash's new appearance and noted that Crash "looks a little floofier and a lot edgier, gaining a spikier Mohawk and trading in his fingerless gloves for tribal ink all up and down his arms" while comparing his incoherent squawking vocalizations to Kazooie of the Banjo-Kazooie series. He concluded that "ultimately he's been changed for the better. He looks a little cooler and more appealing than his more 'Japanese-inspired' edits over the years".
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Originally formed as a traditional Afrobeat ensemble, Kokolo quickly developed a far spikier sound, often played faster and more emphatically than many of their contemporaries. They have also proven adept at broadening their sound by incorporating influences from a variety of other genres. Although Kokolo sing in English primarily, they have released several numbers sung in Spanish and Portuguese. Lugo's songwriting approach is largely informed by punk, rock and reggae, and contrary to many contemporary Afrobeat groups' reliance on more "Jazzy" instrumentals, Kokolo's songs feature re-occurring vocal choruses, which are designed to engage and energize audiences at live shows.
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Pushing the Senses received mixed reviews from music critics. In a review for Dotmusic, Chris Heath said that "Feeder are in danger of being a schizophrenic band, unrecognisable from their once 'trademark' sound and prone to style swings on a whim." The Guardian said the album was a "kind of emotional aural soup that will baffle the spikier members of their original punky fanbase". However, Q magazine reviewer Paul Brannigan was impressed, and wrote that the album could "Finally establish Feeder as major league players". Metacritic, a website which aggregates the albums reviews from selected publications, gives an overall score of 52/100 indicating "Mixed or average reviews" from a total of six.
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