It's a courtship tale that could melt even the steeliest of hearts.
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He had the steeliest pale blue eyes, was mostly quiet, and had a gaze that showed he didn't suffer fools.
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His touch is cool, yet rounded and smooth, and, even at its steeliest, his tone is never rough or harsh.
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At their own wedding, Meghan and Harry melted the steeliest of hearts during what turned out to be an incredibly emotional ceremony.
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Because everything had to be just so, she continually fussed, phoned and deployed her two steeliest weapons, the silence and the stare.
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Two of the steeliest people in the Mets clubhouse were Gil Hodges, the manager, and Tom Seaver, the pitcher, later known as The Franchise.
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Political considerations aside, an advance-notice DMZ greeting between Mr. Trump and Mr. Kim could test the nerves of even the steeliest Secret Service agents.
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Love it or loathe it, only the steeliest among us will be able to get through the film – which works as a Biblical allegory and is also simultaneously about climate change – without cringing.
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At the core of "In the Name of the People" is the idea that corruption is omnipresent, capable of seducing even the steeliest of officials — and that only a strong government can contain it, certainly not democratic elections or a free press.
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Instead, "They Can't Kill Us All" offers a window onto the journalistic process, and the countervailing pressures to tell an important and awful story fairly, even while relationships with one's subjects deepen and the repetitive narrative of suffering grinds away at even the steeliest reporter's soul.
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Some of the show's most poignant moments are when its steeliest characters show their vulnerability, like when Emily feels her involvement with the DAR has been mocked by her husband, or when Taylor (Michael Winters), the town's overbearing selectman, grieves an electoral loss with only a can of whipped cream to cheer him up.
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This article originally appeared on EW.com Every hero needs an origin story, though the weight of this one may be too much for even the steeliest cyborg shoulders to bear: Ghost in the Shell isn't merely a movie where Scarlett Johansson slips into a sinuous (yet somehow, miraculously nipple-free) skin suit and sets out to destroy a shadowy syndicate of underground thugs and baddies; It's an ongoing narrative unavoidably fraught by two-plus decades of cultish devotion and cultural appropriation.
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In May 2012, she performed the song during her Revel Presents: Beyoncé Live revue in Atlantic City, New Jersey, United States' entertainment resort, hotel, casino and spa, Revel. During the performance, Jay-Z did not appear on stage but his pre-recorded voice was heard. Dan DeLuca of noted that the song was one of the "beat-savvy booty-shaking workouts" performed during the revue. Jim Farber of New York Daily News wrote that "The first, and last parts of the show stressed the steeliest Beyoncé, told in bold songs" like "Crazy in Love".
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Her entrance was certainly theatrical, emerging from the centre of the arena underneath a main stage flanked by an Orwellian projection of her giant eyes blinking. But between that and some virtual, or possibly in Belfast real, rain, Adele kept it remarkably and effectively simple, letting nothing get in the way of what was almost a religious communion with her fans." BBC News music reporter Mark Savage said that "Adele enjoyed a rapturous reception as she opened her world tour with an intimate arena show in Belfast." Continuing his positive review, he said "even the steeliest of hearts would have been forced to concede she had brought the goods.
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Mashables Shannon Connellan stated that the short would make viewers become "a puddle of tears". Benjamin Bullard of Syfy Wire commented that Kitbull would "trash your animal-loving heart before the inevitable happy ending comes to the rescue"; he described the short as a "wordless gem that unfolds a details-loaded vignette through one heart- wrenching emotional roller coaster of a ride". Bridget Sharkey of Arizona Daily Star said that despite being "less than nine minutes long", Kitbull "packs a seriously powerful emotional punch in that period of time"; she stated that the short contains a "sweetly satisfying story" that would "make even the toughest and steeliest watcher eventually tear up", adding that it conveys "a powerful message" and is "an incredible piece of film". PopSugars Kate Schweitzer mentioned that Pixar had "truly outdone itself by achieving full-scale weeps in a matter of mere minutes" through Kitbull, and she characterized the short as "simple and sweet".
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