"Moments of Place IV" is suffused with a yellow glow.
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The song charges and clatters forward, suffused with gospel's ecstasy.
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But it is also suffused with a basic common sense.
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Suffused with saffron and rose water, it is delicately sweet.
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The book's illustrations are suffused with fear — scary, in fact.
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His dialogue was suffused with psychological subtext and literary allusion.
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But this miniseries has been suffused with awful, sudden, violent deaths.
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It is suffused with slowly deepening panic, unhurried but increasingly restless.
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But for all its violence, the novel is suffused with hope.
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But Callahan's recent work is suffused with gratitude and even joy.
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The peaceful sunset scene presented is also suffused with crackling tension.
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The rooms, when not in use, were suffused with a haunting quality.
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It's a quiet, gentle show, suffused with a kind of tender restraint.
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But not in the sense of fresh and innocent, suffused with wonder.
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The solar system is suffused with comet dust, and comet dust is dark.
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While Rubio condemned Trump, he deployed his own rhetoric suffused with paranoid fear.
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The internet is, generally speaking, a garbage dump suffused with vitriol and poison.
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You're supposed to leave a Sanders or Warren rally suffused with righteous anger.
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My body was suffused with inexplicable warmth, the dopamine spreading with each step.
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The close observation of character, of the moment as it passes — suffused with love.
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The Supreme Court is already an ideological institution suffused with partisanship, Mr Hasen observes.
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U.K. drill is unusually grim, suffused with a nihilism that expects little of tomorrow.
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The tissue sample (not living, naturally, and from mice) is suffused with acrylamide polymers.
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The city was small, suffused with whispers of gossip, but nobody would actually talk.
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But when everything is suffused with shadow, it's harder for those moments to stand out.
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In a society so suffused with highly manipulated imagery, Riepenhoff surrenders her editorship to chance.
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His poetry was suffused with the search for unity and meaning in a meaningless age.
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He becomes suffused with waves of guilt and shame that have been repressed for decades.
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Brian Buzcak, whose "Corpse" painting is suffused with momento mori, lost his life to AIDS.
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His previous albums were suffused with loneliness; this one, tentatively and almost incredulously, ponders intimacy.
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The frames are often suffused with monochromatic light, washing the characters in red or purple.
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In art history's calculated construction, it is suffused with the evolving political radicalism of contemporary China.
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Like everything he touches, the piece is thought-provoking, elegantly written, and suffused with moral urgency.
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Zao's earlier representational works are isolated in a small gallery suffused with great intensity of feeling.
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Modern thought is suffused with his ideas, but the man himself has largely receded from view.
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The consequence was a five-and-a-half-year sentence suffused with torture by his captors.
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Kyncl's account is suffused with Obama-age technocratic optimism, but we're in the Trump era now.
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When underlying conditions are already suffused with politics, doing nothing can itself constitute a political act.
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But aesthetic overload can also be the sign of a festival suffused with purpose and ambition.
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Not only is Trump racist, the entire architecture of his support is suffused with that racism.
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Clear ice is much denser than its cloudier, low-market friends, which are suffused with air.
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Erickson's provocative and challenging novel is suffused with music, including a playlist compiled by a character.
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The name suggested a warm place suffused with orange light, to mimic the South American sun.
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She painted images clipped from magazines in slightly fogged-in grisaille, as if suffused with tragedy.
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She painted images clipped from magazines in slightly fogged-in grisaille, as if suffused with tragedy.
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Bernie Sanders's vision of politics may be less realistic, but it's a vision suffused with hope.
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Yet the music is suffused with curious melancholy, suggesting that this young woman has a troubled psyche.
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The novel is suffused with nostalgia, but it understands that the Ambersons have reaped what they sowed.
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In an era this suffused with anxiety and a city this agitating, that means everything to me.
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An octopus is so suffused with its nervous system that it has no clear brain-body boundary.
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Suffused with zombie-movie dread, it's told in the present tense, adding to the feeling of immediacy.
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They are dressed entirely in black, arms around each other, their faces suffused with a suave confidence.
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It is an unapologetic tour of Rhoades's messy, confused, and explosive id — a hoarder's den suffused with pornography.
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The national political dialogue is suffused with substantive issues like Benghazi, beauty pageants, and the best debate memes.
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But even beyond these signal episodes, "The Black Presidency" is suffused with a bittersweet tone about relationships strained.
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Unlike those two books, hers were suffused with warmth, which is the real reason they were so popular.
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It's also suffused with hip-hop and Philadelphia street culture, but in a way that feels entirely organic.
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As demonstrations take over Caracas almost daily, normal life has continued, but the atmosphere is suffused with uncertainty.
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A meal now begins with the distribution of warmed hand towels that have been suffused with rosemary oil.
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Valentin's nights out in Rome may have been dissolute, but the nights he painted are suffused with pain.
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Angular and white, the uncluttered room was suffused with light from large windows and featured a small balcony.
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And a braised beef noodle soup, suffused with star anise, which had more flavor the deeper I got.
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But her lyricism is also suffused with exuberant celebration of a rich tradition forged through faith and resilience.
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Suffused with a sentimentality that Wilde himself would have deplored, "The Happy Prince" is narratively mushy and meandering.
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Having made a specialty of sepia-toned works suffused with quiet sadness, he adds a new color here.
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The final stages of the Canadian election in October 2015 were suffused with a sort anti-Islam rhetoric.
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ANTHONY TOMMASINI AT 12 SECONDS "Orfeo" was groundbreaking, and "Il Ritorno d'Ulisse in Patria" suffused with warm humanity.
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The show is annotated throughout with folk ballads suffused with what might be described as a festive melancholy.
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Her drawings are suffused with delight, like when she shows Ellen's first singing lesson with her teacher, Shirley.
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The difference is that before, the show's quieter episodes tended to be suffused with vicious and unrelenting dread.
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Though often spare, his environments are suffused with the traces of human, non-human, and post-human life.
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That very first episode is suffused with something that's been absent from Game of Thrones for years: hope.
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The music is intricate and technically imposing, but suffused with consonant melody and aglow with a spark of connection.
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Accepting that life is suffused with a low-buzzing undercurrent of dread is just part of being alive now.
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Mr. Owens's husky body almost sags with the burden of responsibility; his rich, muscular voice is suffused with suffering.
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Increasingly, daily life feels suffused with similar unpredictability — a quiet quivering that surges, again and again, into a shock.
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Seoul is one of the most modern cities in the world, a place suffused with the latest inescapable technology.
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The painting is playful, odd, and suffused with a feeling of isolation, signified the lone animal occupying the hill.
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Our culture is suffused with celebrity coverage, but much of it is similar, or intra-referential or pro forma.
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It was as if the forest was so suffused with kami that there was no room for anything else.
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In my mind's eye, his face was suffused with love and tinged with exasperation, a common look for Daniel.
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Even in this oddly unconvincing first half, though, her voice was suffused with warmth, if not much pointed specificity.
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Ridley Howard's new "Light Paintings" at Marinaro are suffused with sunlight, steeped in dusk or suggest deep-black universes.
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Their team was three games out of the final playoff slot and the air was suffused with giggling possibility.
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They have admitted the misogyny of Donald Trump into an ecosystem suffused with the care and respect for women.
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Really, the work is so seductive, so inviting, so suffused with imagery, that commentary fades, as it should, into background.
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The novel reads like a thriller, but it is also suffused with a sense of foreboding that feels deeply personal.
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Jong-su has sex with her there, soon after they meet, and masturbates there, suffused with longing, once she's gone.
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His narrative is both panoramic and particular, full of irreverent asides, and suffused with appreciation for the humanity of others.
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"Afternoon" (1978) and "Mount Sannine" (1978) capture the snow-capped Sannine Mountain peaks in Lebanon, suffused with color at sunset.
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Readers' advice was eclectic but also suffused with the nostalgia of people who had previously visited Quebec or lived there.
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Families can see how well they all blend at this celebration, which will offer an international marketplace suffused with music.
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The glorious semi-fictional biography 20,000 Days On Earth, released in 2014, was suffused with self-knowing and playful humour.
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This play is suffused with history, but it's a fantasy, too — about heritage, bold action and what might have been.
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While the bulk of "The Lost Girl" is set in a realistic world, the final section is suffused with magic.
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On top of Yoakum's idiosyncratic syntax of abstraction, the drawings are as suffused with visual referents to his life and beliefs.
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Prior to preservation, a deceased person's body and brain is suffused with cryopreservants to prevent cellular damage during the freezing process.
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Even the cooler-toned photos — shots of decidedly unsexy Mormon fundamentalist life and of funeral homes — are suffused with luscious tones.
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The entire game is suffused with Old Testament motifs, and it revolves around the idea of a powerful yet caring deity.
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Each time the actors begun to sing, it introduces a wholly new dimension, their layered voices lovely and suffused with longing.
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This is why the meta side of Wikipedia—the Talk pages, the essay commentaries, the policies—is suffused with nerdy jokes.
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Suffused with well-being, we skied as the French do after lunch, sticking to the sunniest runs and heading down early.
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But one thing we learn from the I.G. report said just how politically suffused with bias the Obama DOJ and FBI are.
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There's not a single step of the mortgage process that wasn't suffused with illegal fraud during the housing bubble and its collapse.
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The infectious pieces are suffused with the choreographer's signature movement style, a sinuous blend of West African, Caribbean, and American club dance.
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Like Reese, Scully describes the abuse of animals as a moral wrong, but unlike Reese, Scully's assessment is suffused with fellow-feeling.
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Written by Mr. Lanthimos with Efthymis Filippou, the film is far darker than "The Lobster," and suffused with an increasingly claustrophobic dread.
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And an untitled painting by Alissa McKendrick, in which fiddly figures unspool against an intensely worked red background, is suffused with vertigo.
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The score evokes influences as diverse as Gilbert and Sullivan and Kurt Weill, and is often suffused with an evocative, melodic wistfulness.
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This Spanish pianist has the attentive delivery and dramatic flourish of a flamenco guitarist, but his harmonic language is suffused with Romanticism.
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The fish is a treasured national delicacy but was historically forbidden to emperors because its liver is suffused with the poison tetrodotoxin.
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The object is suffused with regret, and while it's meaningful, it feels like it belongs in a slightly off-beat soap opera.
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Why not claim those that are suffused with compassion, a shared reality of suffering together, in which your pain is my pain?
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An imposing rectangle suffused with a series of eye-popping colors continues to dominate the scenic background, suggesting a wide-screen aesthetic.
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The whole creation is suffused with the dread and pain of a body you don't understand, and a hand you can't touch.
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He was suffused with compassion and pity, with respect, love, and acceptance—for his father's flaws no less than for his virtues.
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The video accompanying the mega-single off of 2015's Beauty Behind the Madness feels suffused with a sustained ambiance of creepiness.
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The event will be suffused with symbolic references to Mr Xi's favourite topics, from pursuing the "Chinese dream" to creating a "beautiful China".
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His music was always a mutable blend — rock, cabaret, jazz and what he called "plastic soul" — but it was suffused with genuine soul.
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There was an interpretive dance with men wrapped in mournful black robes, Alvin Ailey in Compton, artful, tribal, elegant and suffused with menace.
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The curry within, creamy from coconut milk and suffused with bruised lemongrass and the musk of crushed curry leaves, recurs in other dishes.
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Dripping with dread and suffused with an uneasy sense of terror, It Comes at Night follows two families in the immediate post-apocalypse.
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It is a romantic novel, suffused with melancholy and poetic longing and sometimes interrupted by impulsive actions with a fairly high #MeToo quotient.
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It's not just our political life that feels suffused with the toxicity of Brexit, but also our cultural and even personal lives, too.
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His Jesse Stone books have the same flavor and feel as his own novels, which are suffused with details from his Brooklyn upbringing.
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Trump's 10-minute speech, suffused with many of the right words, sought to officially placed him alongside Americans who are outraged and heartbroken.
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The people who live in the village of Glass are a sad lot, their lives suffused with a grayness that borders on oppressive.
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"Foreign-Returned" unfolds amid the anti-immigration fervor of the 2016 presidential election and is suffused with a more immediate sense of threat.
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His childhood memories are also suffused with the migrants' rural traditions, including a taste for pulque, a pungent drink fermented from agave sap.
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And yet, even for a "here's what's been going on" episode, this one is cagey and suffused with a subtle sense of dread.
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Her work was always playful, interested in the relationship between place and personhood, and suffused with awareness of mortality and the passage of time.
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But because it hurt and I was never as fast as I wanted to be, my runs were suffused with a sense of failure.
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While Masters of Defence in other countries may have practiced or even taught fighting suffused with style, the German master taught fighting without flourish.
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But great fantasy writing makes the real world around us, the world of buses and cars and phones and asphalt, feel suffused with magic.
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But it's the deathbed scene between Dougal and Colum that injects a startling grace into an episode that is suffused with death and delusion.
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Dependably genuine, and suffused with Mr. Jaglom's increasingly mellow intelligence, this lighthearted backstage drama will feel to his fans like a gathering of familiars.
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In a bid for the White House as suffused with self-love as the rest of his life, he doesn't direct his light outward.
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The interior is suffused with a warm, orangey glow, and, though it just celebrated its one-year anniversary, it feels curiously unfocussed in time.
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I'd grown up in a community suffused with homophobia — neighbors and family members alike tossed around works like "dyke" and "faggot" all the time.
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But the moment is suffused with both elation and unease: A decade was ending, and less than a year later, Hendrix would be dead.
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In the first two episodes, "Black Lightning" is suffused with the ideas of Black Lives Matter, though it comes at them from an angle.
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Indeed, the entire studio is soon suffused with red, because a giant banner celebrating Stalin is being hoisted up the front of the building.
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It's suffused with bad-faith efforts to nationalize isolated examples of college kids behaving badly in order to discredit serious critiques of social injustice.
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The entire performance (based on the Gloria that Paulina García so archly played in the original 2013 Chilean movie) is suffused with subdued panic.
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A brief country-pop tune, constructed in waltz time, "Sweet Baby James" was suffused with weariness and loneliness, yet it was also a soothing lullaby.
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The doc is suffused with heart-wrenching, graphic storytelling by Safechuck, now 40, and Robson, 36, who detail a system of exploitation, coordinated by Jackson.
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And it was spectacular to eat: The pastry was crisp and golden, the layers suffused with syrup but not soggy, the nuts crunchy and rich.
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It's also suffused with a dark sadness that's very different from the tissue-soaking melancholy of his previous best-seller, The Fault in Our Stars.
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Selah Saterstrom's Ideal Suggestions: Essays in Divinatory Poetics, from Essay Press, is suffused with that energy, that possibility, in both its craft and its content.
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"A godless world is as mysterious as one suffused with divinity, and the difference between the two may be less than you think," Gray writes.
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It's a pop confection with a rough, honest texture, real but not raw and suffused with an infectious sweetness that lingers after the final shot.
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For a young person growing up there, every field, every hamlet, every idyllic country lane is suffused with a rank combination of agoraphobia and claustrophobia.
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The first overview of Darrel Ellis's photo-based art in New York in over 20 years is suffused with a sense of tragedy and loss.
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The photographer reproduces a sense of economic spectacle suffused with an encroaching disbelief in its benefits in his retrospective at the newly renovated Hayward Gallery.
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Sparse, stark and suffused with a resigned sadness, it was his only fully-fledged solo project before he removed himself from the music world equation.
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London Theater Reviews LONDON — If you're going to direct a play suffused with music, how appropriate to come up with a production that really sings.
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Lover, out since August, is as cheerful and unruffled as Fearless was a decade ago, suffused with the deep satisfactions of a return to insouciance.
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"The Treasure" is like the work of Samuel Beckett's long-lost Balkan cousin — bleak, stoic and suffused with a flinty, exasperated empathy for its ridiculous characters.
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This young Tennessee songwriter's debut album from last year, Sprained Ankle, is a treasure: quiet, spiritual, and raw, but suffused with an occasional flash of humor.
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I have long wanted to write about this artist's work because all that she makes is suffused with a conviction that one can live in loveliness.
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Suffused with the glow of memory, they usually depict intimacy between young men, if not adolescents, who are seen dancing, sunbathing or at the barber shop.
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General Benson is Mr. Rickman's final screen performance, and it is a great one, suffused with a dyspeptic world-weary understanding of war and human nature.
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Several lawyers who have represented presidents and senior government officials said they could not imagine handling a case so suffused with sensitive material without a clearance.
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The celebration, which began today, lasts for weeks following the start of the lunar new year, a period of time suffused with symbolic foods and performances.
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But the more real-life or real-ish the movies got, the more suffused with social politics and method acting, the less that breeziness made sense.
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The fresh air is now suffused with methane and hydrogen sulfide gas that, besides stinking like rotten eggs, can lift his heart rate to alarming levels.
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Ashbery's writing has always been suffused with nostalgia for the world of his childhood, meditations on the experience of growing up and moments of disguised autobiography.
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Suffused with sympathy and memories and grief, the city's basketball mood shifted in the days and weeks that followed, as talk of rivalry took a timeout.
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Even the advent of foundling hospitals in European cities didn't help much; the mortality rates in some institutions (understaffed, suffused with disease) could reach 90 percent.
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Though suffused with a self-interrogating tone, Possessed radiates an optimism characteristic of Eckhaus Latta's practice, one based on their relentless faith in the creative act.
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If painting is — among things — a record of your passage through time, Siena's direct, intricate, wandering, rigorous lines are suffused with devotion, bliss, horror and effacement.
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Ego Death expands on that feeling for an hour, suffused with a sensual quality that plays as vividly in the mind's ear as it does out loud.
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But like any abandoned area, the air was suffused with a sense of the sinister, of something bad waiting to happen, or something bad that already had.
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A new biography, suffused with sadness, dysfunction and unrealised potential, charts the doomed trajectory of one of America's greatest crews of blindingly talented misfits, poised to fail.
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A self-help book called "The Good Life" might be encouraging or prescriptive, but a novel with that title is bound to be suffused with tart irony.
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Chamberlike and willowy, suffused with melancholy, it reflects her sly noncompliance with jazz and classical conventions, which has been a prevalent theme of her half-century career.
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The album, suffused with South American and Afro-Cuban rhythms, reunites Mr. Greene with the Brazilian percussionist Rogério Boccato, who taught at the Hartt School in Hartford.
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During another song, the poet recalls a sweet serenade, as orchestral rippling evokes a strummed guitar, until the final darkly poignant vocal phrases, suffused with weeping regret.
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In varying parts philosophical action-adventure, travelogue, family drama, war chronicle and psychological puzzler, it is suffused with the ever-querying perspective of its haunted central character.
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The poems in the collection, displaying fairly conventional scansion and suffused with mythic references from Classical tradition, ancient sagas and oral verse, typify Mr. Merwin's early style.
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The movie is suffused with Parton's brand of cheeky confidence, and nobody embodies that identity better than Willowdean, who is mostly pretty happy with who she is.
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It's still fairly early in spring, but the weather is beautiful, and I'm suffused with the kind of happy that comes from a lovely time with friends.
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Whether Lowery's films are set in the past, the present, or the distant future, they're all suffused with a gentle melancholy about the irreversible slip of time.
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Beverly Pepper, an acclaimed American sculptor whose work was suffused with a quicksilver lightness that belied its gargantuan scale, died on Wednesday at her home in Todi, Italy.
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Eggnog is available on Facebook and Instagram (both are EggnogTheBulldog), so feel free to check up on his home's progress and be suffused with terrible, all-consuming jealousy.
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"The Next Day," released in 2013, returned to something like the glam-rock sound of his 1970s guitar bands, for new songs suffused with bitter thoughts of mortality.
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One $6 salteña is filled with chopped flank steak, cushioned with ground top round and suffused with ají panca, a mild chile whose flavor suggests smoked blackberry jam.
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Their world is suffused with a sense of dread, and fittingly—for a novel about motherhood, written by a woman—this dread is manifested in the female body.
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The musicians' quite ordinary acts become suffused with suspense: it seems noteworthy when, say, the harpist finally picks up her instrument after an extended rest and begins playing.
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Although her outward appearance has not changed, Renee is suffused with newfound confidence and charisma, lands a great job, finds a boyfriend and even enters a bikini contest.
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It's a walk-through enclosure containing six parallel corridors and suffused with a neon redness that, having saturated your optic nerves, turns the world green when you exit.
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That's part of why it's felt so refreshing and exciting that this year's best romantic comedies are suffused with sincere affection for the genre and for their characters.
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Louisville (153-215) entered the game suffused with the confidence earned by defeating the Huskies in January, but beating UConn twice in a season doesn't happen very often.
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Made in collaboration with the Venezuelan D.J. Arca, it was suffused with birdsong, loose melodies and the female flutists, all Icelandic musicians, who followed her to the Shed.
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There's a leisurely Passover Seder in the middle of the movie that's suffused with love and alive with squalling kids, bustling women and well-padded men chewing cigars.
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If you've had Daniel's braised short ribs, the tenderness and concentration will be familiar to you, although Soogil's version is pointedly suffused with soy rather than red wine.
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Graze chose Nashville's famous vegan ice-cream purveyors, Kokos, for their bread-pudding topper, a dense and velvety ice cream made with coconut cream and suffused with vanilla.
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In almost identical fashion, Trump and Churchill are attacked by elements in their respective parties which distrust and scorn their approaches, on grounds of opportunism, suffused with ego.
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Nearly every image of Coretta Scott King since her husband's death has seemed suffused with preternatural stillness, her face fixed with the brave solitude of timeless interior bereavement.
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Each transition that should be jarring, but isn't, feels suffused with empathy—the result of a unique ability to see common ground even when stylistic boundaries suggest irreconcilability.
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While suffused with near-fantastic elements, "Fireflies," based on a late-days-of-World-War-II story by Akiyuki Nosaka, mostly uses animation to heighten a harrowing realism.
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Elba grew up in Hackney, and his familiarity with the community is visible in the movie's evocation of a tumultuous world suffused with lowlife scheming and thumping tunes.
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But we will live in a world suffused with things like Pokémon Go. Full disclaimer: I haven't downloaded the game to my phone, and I don't plan to.
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Her social media accounts are suffused with protestations over claims of government overreach and posts about gun control, an issue she often addresses with images of herself holding weapons.
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The cakes are paired with a persimmon chutney as well as oven-roasted squash that's puréed with tahini suffused with homemade berbere, the spice mix associated with North Africa.
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And it is an exciting bird, suffused with five-spice powder and ready to be tucked into griddle-blackened crepes with skinny sticks of cucumber, leek and, surprise, cantaloupe.
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LAS VEGAS — Our travel experiences are suffused with technology, from the moment we start planning a trip online until we pay for it through our online credit card account.
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"The Hero's Body" is suffused with platonic masculine love, the love of weight lifting buddies and motorcycles and the men who ride them, in particular the author's doomed father.
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The combination of the plaster motifs and the iron rods is suffused with an inexplicable rightness — a sense-making conjured through an intuitive leap and a spirit of play.
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Disco, be it Chic, Instant Funk, or some novelty knock-off churned out to nick pocket money off impressionable kids, is suffused with tragedy—heartbreak lurks round ever corner.
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Yusuf's father's adherence to a traditional practice of Islam, suffused with art and poetry, has been supplanted by the new imam's association with the radically politicized Al-Muhajiroun movement.
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Her short stories are majestic presentations of human foolishness, weakness, vanity, self-importance, viciousness, yet all of them are suffused with an awareness of and reverence for human worth.
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And, essential to me, the place is suffused with the sweet reek of ink, decaying pulp and vintage book dust — seductive scents that are like pheromones to book lovers.
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The batter is a mixture of mung bean, rice and wheat flours, suffused with "secret" spices and gilded with a single egg, although more can be added on request.
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The tale of parallel drownings in a frozen Minnesota river 10 years apart, it has the atmosphere of an A.A. meeting: rueful, solemn, suffused with shy and tender hopes.
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Suffused with backstage footage, the documentary was immediately compared to Madonna's Truth or Dare (22017) documentary, but it reminded me more of Janet Jackson circa Control and Rhythm Nation 22018.
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Suffused with death, the piece's emotions build slowly but surely: Mr. Ashley's art, as ever, eventually does take on both the comforting predictability and quirky surprise of a mystery novel.
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That suggests strongly that, like both of those characters, he was suffused with enough knowledge of the Force that he was able to transform into a Force ghost after death.
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It is at once ominous—anything, one feels, could happen in those alleys—and alluring, a magical space suffused with soft light; a lost landscape to sink into and explore.
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Suffused with details of small-town life and feelings of regret, Dianne Warren's new novel has the seductive melancholy of a country song being played on a long drive home.
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For all its quips and quotes, "The Dead Don't Die" is also an outright horror movie, one suffused with a melancholy that a journalist at the news conference deemed fatalistic.
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" The lyrics, Mr. Bixler-Zavala said, are suffused with allusions to the novelist Philip K. Dick, "because his vision is the most paranoid, the most close to reality right now.
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He recorded his intoxicating new album, "Wisdom of Elders," with South African musicians in Johannesburg, and it's suffused with a sense of righteous struggle even in the glow of jubilation.
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More traditionally, there's a wedding mole, made only for the couple getting married, that is all white and suffused with pale ingredients like pistachios, chicken, golden raisins and white chocolate.
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At one of Toronto's more laid-back board-game spots, Bampot Bohemian House of Tea and Board Games, the air is suffused with peppery chai spices, and no alcohol is served.
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It's a week likely to be suffused with irony, awkwardness, and many questions after the recent turn of events and the many ways a Trump presidency could alter the transportation landscape.
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It is suffused with sadness as well as humor, with hope as well as weary despair, and Fishman describes the turmoil of family, parenthood and cultural emotion with urgent, sly detachment.
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The essays combine accounts of individual works with explication of concepts such as counterpoint, sonata form, and bel canto—all suffused with memoir and colored by a lifelong love of opera.
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Upstairs, in the dim main hall, are scenes from the New Testament suffused with passion, many of which celebrate Jesus's humility in ways that feel like a rebuke to the surroundings.
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It's all a part of it, at the very least: the small business hustle, the love of the juice, the cellars suffused with the essence of apricots, the interminable PowerPoint slides.
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Narratively, they land solidly where Ms. Walker has only lightly tread: the remorseless, racialized American present, which is suffused with the death rattle of white male domination and its multiple bigotries.
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Digby and Day tell me they tried to explain to Garland that a quantum lab wouldn't actually be a giant red cube, suffused with gold LED light, floating in a vacuum.
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There are strong echoes of her Booker-winning voice in The Ministry of Utmost Happiness: Her writing is still suffused with the delightful whimsy and levity of The God of Small Things.
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"Wade in the Water" is suffused with sadness and with the weight of history, the old racism that makes fresh wounds in black bodies—black female bodies—day after day after day.
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MJ Kaufman's intimate, slow-paced play is a domestic drama suffused with unearthly elements, but Ken Rus Schmoll's production for the National Asian American Theater Company is flat and disjointed (1:10).
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MJ Kaufman's intimate, slow-paced play is a domestic drama suffused with unearthly elements, but Ken Rus Schmoll's production for the National Asian American Theater Company is flat and disjointed (2866:2811).
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MJ Kaufman's intimate, slow-paced play is a domestic drama suffused with unearthly elements, but Ken Rus Schmoll's production for the National Asian American Theater Company is flat and disjointed (21:230).
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Likewise, a deep friendship could similarly be suffused with some mixture of flavours such as pragma, storgē, agápē and anánkē, in which we feel a profound and fated bond of lifelong connection.
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In an election year already suffused with gun politics, Democrats have called for a federal investigation and traveled to Clearwater, the site of the McGlockton shooting, to rally support for legislative change.
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What I loved about this book was the way it feels suffused with love — of literature, nature and the English language; for her family, those loved ones whom this book is for.
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More than 300 managed to reach the city, Spanish news reports said, instantly exposing them to a world suffused with Spanish culture and peppered with picturesque beaches, tapas bars and palm trees.
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Whether the children were put up to the idea of borrowing their father's trench helmet (look carefully) or did so spontaneously, the moment seems to have been suffused with tenderness and delight.
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In several stories set in California, Moshfegh writes with Didionesque precision of blinding white sunlight, of streets lined with dying palm trees and suffused with a dreamy anomie particular to Los Angeles.
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So of course it's going to remind people of the contemporaneous movies that were suffused with that Playboy magazine energy and aesthetic that was everywhere and that was mainstream at the time.
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Similarly, the twisted female body in an untitled 1975 work by Prokash Karmakar has large, pomegranate-like breasts and a distended belly; it is as suffused with feminine vitality as it is repulsive.
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And now that we've gotten an "In a Lonely Place" ending, suffused with ambiguity and melancholy, it's worth explaining the connection between "The Night Of" and the 1950 noir classic with Humphrey Bogart.
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Previously used mostly by middle-class Iranians showing off new puppies or vacations on the Caspian Sea, the app is now suffused with images of "martyrs" and young men proudly wielding machine guns.
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In a harrowing essay in The New Yorker, she revealed that during the years that she was striking fear in the other tribes of Westeros, she was suffused with fear over her health.
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In the row behind me, a woman wept deep, grieving tears — a kind of crying so suffused with pain that we're not used to hearing it in public, even in a darkened theater.
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The hair is wrong but the air is right — self-righteous, self-pitying and suffused with anger that anyone would peddle a version of events less heroic than the one that he prefers.
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The play is suffused with testimony about union rights and corporate greed, but it often gets down to small everyday moments like a husband and wife in bed sharing their most pressing worries.
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To be certain, modern-day science fiction is suffused with lots of cautionary tales of what can go wrong with space exploration, and what occurs when technology and human nature take a darker turn.
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But L'Engle's book is suffused with head-spinning metaphysics, abstract sci-fi, and surrealistic religious symbolism — there's a reason there hasn't been another major theatrical movie version of the book for over 50 years.
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Kalanithi died too soon to recant the insights that come with the gradual discovery of one's own consciousness, and his book is suffused with a proleptic nostalgia for a youth still in its efflorescence.
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"General Benson is Mr. Rickman's final screen performance, and it is a great one, suffused with a dyspeptic world-weary understanding of war and human nature," Stephen Holden wrote in The New York Times.
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Their sessions with neighbors who have varied survival strategies are suffused with intrigue and philosophical pertinence, and their exchanges with each other pivot from exasperation to affection more often than the other way around.
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Isa Fabro, a pastry chef in Los Angeles, slakes hers in butter suffused with ube halaya (a jam of purple yam) and latik, a coconut-milk concentrate close in spirit to dulce de leche.
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As Amsterdam prospered from trade in the first half of the 17th century, Dutch still lifes morphed into luxurious mise-en-scènes featuring lemons from the Mediterranean and mince pies suffused with Indian spices.
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It's enough, to linger here through the day, sipping "habib tea" — the name is a pun on the Arabic for darling — suffused with mint grown by Mr. Suliman and Mr. Sulaimani's grandmother in Yemen.
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The fourth and previous season, much of which took place in Israel, was suffused with references to "Jesus Christ Superstar," and Faith Soloway had staged a revue of "Transparent"-based tunes at Joe's Pub.
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But I know I'm getting closer to hitting the wall when I panic about mild physical niggles; when I feel bored or obsessed with the finish line; or when I'm grumpy and suffused with nausea.
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Tiles in varying sizes are laid next to each other, their mediums unable to be told apart; little pieces of clear acrylic are suffused with a wisp of bottle green or dust of mocha brown.
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This is most true of "Romancero Gitano" (803, meaning "Gypsy Ballads"), a collection of poems of gypsy feuds and conflicts with the police, and suffused with images of the moon, blood and the colour green.
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The nearby chapel Sainte-Chapelle, another truly stunning work of Gothic architecture, is smaller and suffused with stunning, rosy light, and if you go there first, you can really feel the contrast with Notre Dame.
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Now, on his last day as the leader of Signature, Mr. Houghton — his voice raspy from recent chemotherapy but still suffused with passion — sat down to reflect on the origins and evolution of his theater.
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On Thursday, as a giant video screen above the stage displayed the red-and-green hues of Sedona, he was hailed as an Arizona icon in a ceremony suffused with the culture of the Southwest.
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This feeling may have stemmed in part from an immersion in Eisenberg's work, which is suffused with a sense of the brittleness, not just of bodies but also of communities and nations, even reality itself.
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Inspired by local flora and suffused with Old World charm, "almost all the designs were created by the founders or Olly," said Ms. Blaschke, referring to Olly Wendt, who married Grete's brother, Johannes, in 17763.
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While we appeal to people's pragmatic instincts by pleading with them to not abort the next Beethoven, pro-lifers also are suffused with the sense that any of us could have suffered the same fate.
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Instead of encountering a painting suffused with sin, shame, and guilt, Staver envisions a pagan world free of such burdens, which means she has transported Adam and Eve to an alternate universe of her devising.
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Rooted in the minimalist trap for which she first became known, it's also a glitzy synthpop move, and an emo-punk move — a street rap record suffused with gleaming keyboard hooks and whiny, balladic choruses.
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Though the forces causing their distress have changed, the tone of the letters has remained fairly constant through the years, suffused with the desperate pragmatism of someone for whom the last resort is the only option.
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NICE, France — There is the Nice of popular imagination, the old-world resort dotted with palm trees and cafes that look out on the Mediterranean Sea, suffused with an incandescent light prized for centuries by artists.
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Based partly on an Audubon Society recording from 1980, and featuring an amusing Robert M. Johanson alongside a troupe of cavorting dancers, this show is suffused with longing and unafraid of its own strangeness (1:00).
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Based partly on an Audubon Society recording from 423, and featuring an amusing Robert M. Johanson alongside a troupe of cavorting dancers, this show is suffused with longing and unafraid of its own strangeness (1:00).
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Earle turned sixty-four this year, and, though his vocals have always been suffused with a bit of psychic fatigue, it feels like he's now the exact right age to give voice to Clark's particular heartache.
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For decades, conservative politicians and activists have dictated the rhetoric around abortion, and for that reason many of the words we use to talk about the procedure are medically inaccurate, emotionally charged, and suffused with stigma.
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Now imagine such a book written by a German who lived through those bitter months as a teen-ager, but written with a light touch, almost quizzically, the entire story suffused with an air of speculative detachment.
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Suffused with sorcery and silvery light, "November," written and directed by Rainer Sarnet, is a bizarre Estonian love story — a mishmash of folklore, farm animals and scabrous fun — in which beauty and ugliness fight to the death.
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The meat was salty and smoky, the creamy gravy enriched with the captured juices of lamb, romanesco and kohlrabi, and everything suffused with wild thyme, angelica and hops — which brought the sweetness-enhancing quality of fresh tarragon.
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I am particularly susceptible to wines that coincide with historical moments, either personal, like 1929, when my father was born, or global, like 1964, a year suffused with turning points in civil rights, war and popular culture.
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Her narrative is suffused with a vivid sense of the personalities of both Roosevelts, their charms and their arrogance, the loyalty they commanded ("a devotion that makes sex look like a short swim in a shallow pool").
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All of Little Women's most iconic moments become a series of flashbacks and memories, suffused with the warm, golden glow of nostalgia: a past that is already lost to us, all the more perfect for being lost.
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"First-generation kids, I've always thought, are the personification of déjà vu," she writes, and this experience shapes her writerly persona — a discerning outsider suffused with the nostalgia of being one step removed from an irretrievable past.
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Biden's recollections are suffused with respect for the pluralistic dimension of the body: He isn't there to judge his colleagues, he's there to work with them, and the stories he tells glorify the times when he did.
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It also seem suffused with a vibe of curiosity, an attitude that's more, "Well, this looks interesting and non-canonical; I'll give it some time," rather than the stuffy, almost mercenary air of typical large-scale art fairs.
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The projects they describe, and those the Seasteading Institute currently has in the works, are suffused with a Silicon Valley ethos, one that values innovation, novelty, efficiency, and independence over the protections traditionally provided by governments and employers.
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Without warning, in "At Eternity's Gate," everything onscreen is suffused with solar yellow, and the initial shot of "Lust for Life" pulls us straight into the heart of a van Gogh sun, with its disk of radiant paste.
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His style — suffused with puns, linguistic play and self-referential asides that mulled the meanings of the very words springing from his pen — was praised by some observers for its transparency and damned by others for its opacity.
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The diaries are suffused with her love for "the beauty and sheer thrill of New York," along with fear of the cruelty with which the city sends its failures packing for the places they thought they'd left forever.
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It was the first IIT to be established in India--the first child of prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru's technology-centric national project--and when the professor attended, it was still suffused with a romantic sense of national service.
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Suffused with harp music and gorgeously lighted (the cinematographer, Rui Poças, paints inky shadows you could drown in), the film blends raw horror, deftly composed songs, beautifully drawn storyboards and strong lead performances into a single, elegant package.
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Held nine days after Mr. Trump became president, and two days after his administration hastily instituted its chaotic Muslim travel ban, the SAGs were suffused with a sense of urgency as actors, one by one, announced their opposition.
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Ms. Penny's detective novels — more intricately wrought tone poems than procedurals — are suffused with Canadian history and populated by an eccentric cast, among them a cranky poet with a pet duck and a penchant for four-letter words.
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Her poems — those about nature as well as those on other subjects — are suffused with a pulsating, almost mystical spirituality, as in the work of the American Transcendentalists or English poets like William Blake and Gerard Manley Hopkins.
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Bathed in a nutrient-rich broth suffused with growth factors, the cells will double and redouble in an incubator over the course of the following two weeks, forming a lush outgrowth of malignant cells — cancer abstracted in a dish.
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The chapters, named after months in the Ethiopian calendar and suffused with an awe for the landscape, direct our attention to the immemorial, recurring rhythms of earth and sky: of rain, sowing and harvest, of weddings, births and funerals.
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Many of these slice masters are chasing an ideal version of the foldable, portable triangle sold across linoleum counters in all five boroughs, a search suffused with nostalgia for an era before processed cheese, sweetened sauce and wholesale dough.
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As data and our digital existence continue to expand, where every keystroke and every step of our lives can be counted and saved, objects themselves have also become suffused with a curious preciousness, a value both sentimental and otherwise.
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As data and our digital existence continue to expand, where every keystroke and every step of our lives can be counted and saved, objects themselves have also become suffused with a curious preciousness, a value both sentimental and otherwise.
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The basic problem was the GOP's years-long campaign against Obamacare had been so suffused with lies that there was no way to fulfill them consistent with the true, but rarely stated, objective of delivering a massive tax cut.
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But as more of our digital spaces become stuffed with news — and, perhaps more alarmingly, suffused with an anxiety to always put forward your best self — there seems to be a growing appetite for honest, unself-conscious personal sharing online.
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The artist Mike Kelley may be most closely associated with the sculptures he made out of hand dolls and stuffed animals — ostensibly cheerful objects suffused with the sadness of his short life, given that he committed suicide in 2012 at 57.
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He can take you from a moment like that—all rangy comedic looks from gray-mustached Bridges and the waitress Margaret Bowman—to an action sequence suffused with the kinetic energy and moral seriousness of vintage Michael Mann and Akira Kurosawa.
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"The best pieces — on Wilkie Collins, the demi-divinity Lady Diana Cooper and the histrionic Booth brothers Edwin and John Wilkes — are suffused with bookworm passion and urbane ease, handsomely framed and informatively filled out," our reviewer, James Wolcott, writes.
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Yet in the intricate passagework, bold harmonic shifts, inventive melodic turns suffused with Italianate lyricism and contrapuntal episodes that nod to Bach, not to mention the wistful undertow of the music, we hear glints of the later, mature master Chopin.
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A compact patty of beef or chicken, suffused with a profoundly warm curry blend, is folded inside a yellow-white tie-dye of egg cracked right on the grill, then slid into a bun slaked with brown butter and chile mayo.
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Discursive though it is, by the end of "Lessons" you are invested in the welfare of Mr. Smith's family — suffused with relief and gladness, worry and sadness as he gives an update on each of his siblings, their parents and himself.
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Many offerings hark back to the chaatwallahs of Chowpatty Beach, overlooking the Arabian Sea, like muthiya, steamed dumplings of shredded long squash, suffused with bittersweet methi (fenugreek) and gingery disks of potato submerged in a ragda (stew) of white lentils.
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Try steeped, chilled chamomile tea bags to tone down inflammation, says Bellis, or a chilled eye mask, like Valmont's Eye Instant Stress Relieving Mask ($45), a pair of single-use patches suffused with green tea and arnica to bring down swelling.
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The claustrophobic space of a half-filled aquarium, containing a lone goldfish ("Aquarium," 1938), is suffused with a sense of dread, while the sad, drooping flowers and dead monarch butterfly in "Autumn Bouquet (with Pinned Butterfly)" (1938) create a moribund atmosphere.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Almost 30 years after its debut, it is difficult to believe that Twin Peaks, suffused with David Lynch's oddball, surrealist brand of Americana previously honed in the arthouse staple Blue Velvet, became a bona fide cultural phenomenon.
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Scented with rose water, citrus, jasmine, cherries, quince and saffron; suffused with spices; and often drenched in fragrant syrup or topped with luscious cream, they are just as sublime and intricate as any of the fancy French pastries that we Americans adore.
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In the back room, spare and suffused with northern light, Dionysian Lisa lets her "id run amok" on the canvas; in the bookshelf-lined front room, Apollonian Lisa — "rational, logical, organized" — tends to the big business of being a successful contemporary artist.
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DeLillo has never written about Donald Trump, but his entire body of work is suffused with the paranoia and the sense of fraying identity that animate many of Trump's supporters—albeit with a postmodern tinge that is hardly present at a Trump rally.
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There is nothing demonic, however, about her treatment of the figures in the three portraits on display, which are suffused with warmth and humor, even if the humor is a bit on the caustic side, and darkness has a habit of creeping in.
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The official trailer for Damien Chazelle's massively buzzy musical (which Vox's Todd VanDerWerff found "magical") offers a look at La La Land's gorgeous, candy-colored Los Angeles and a sense of the movie's tone, suffused with both wistful longing and irrepressible joy.
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This year, we can't avoid the asterisks: yes, Kenny Omega had a spectacular match with Tanahashi, suffused with subtle storytelling touches about whose pro wrestling style is the best, but Omega's leaving, we don't know where, and what does it all mean?
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"Call Me by Your Name" is suffused with heat, and piled high with fine food, but it isn't a nice movie; you see it not to unwind but to be wound up—to be unrelaxed by the force with which rapture strikes.
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Lower court judges are constrained by Supreme Court precedent to invalidate these new laws, but the opinions by which they are doing so are suffused with their personal views on abortion and their complaints about how the high court has tied their hands.
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Like the core filmmakers of the French New Wave, he wrote about films before he started making them, and his movies — with "The Last Picture Show" (showing on Friday and Tuesday) a glorious high point — are suffused with reverence for old-Hollywood craft.
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Ms. João reaches beyond Portugal for songs that she transforms into fado; her set included a song from the Brazilian songwriter Cartola and the traditional Mexican song "La Llorona," both of them suffused with fado's introspection and fierce attentiveness to poetic nuance.
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Luce was particularly good with the elderly, who were grateful for any kindness, and clutched at her hands as if she were not a middle-aged woman with a predilection for melancholy but a young person suffused with purpose and energy, radiantly smiling.
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In its first decades, a newly established government suffused with ideological fervor engaged the world through defiant provocation, with occasional wars along its borders, backing for communist insurgencies across Asia, and intense ideological confrontation with the United States and the Soviet Union.
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For his part, McDonagh has talked about how his upbringing as an Irish Catholic shaped his view of the world, and his plays and films, especially his 2007 movie In Bruges, are suffused with a sensibility that's just a couple ticks off O'Connor's.
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My experience of RimWorld became suffused with possibility: I felt that I was free to play the game in the way that felt most natural to me, and that the game would dutifully record my time with the game, no matter how I spent it.
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But his brilliant Mozart is a known quantity here, at least on disc: Hundreds, even thousands, of moments like that third-act march — inconsequential in themselves and yet suffused with thoughtfulness and originality — make up Mr. Jacobs's eight recordings of Mozart operas on Harmonia Mundi.
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At the bottom is a low fever of chutney, hyperactive green chiles doing battle with fresh, bright mint, white pepper, pomegranate seed, vinegar and lime; on top, raita suffused with cumin and more mint, and a cut of tomato gone darkly sweet on the grill.
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The best pieces — on Wilkie Collins, the demi-divinity Lady Diana Cooper and the histrionic Booth brothers Edwin and John Wilkes — are suffused with bookworm passion and urbane ease, handsomely framed and informatively filled out, rather than crackling with fresh discovery or bold assertion.
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She started carving stone after her father died, and everything about the show's layout — the vulnerability of the sculptures, the low height of the railing, the genuine pain on the weight lifters' faces even when their grimaces look fake — is suffused with grief and longing.
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Her flavors are strong but balanced, as in sinigang, a soup suffused with tamarind to deliver an edifying sourness, and beef a lo pobre, so-called pauper's steak, a broad plank of Angus rib-eye anointed with the most minimal seasonings and tasting of plenty.
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Soon, images flew by like shooting stars: a spinning world that looked like a blue-green chessboard; himself on a stretcher in front of a hospital; his parents, gazing at him with aching sadness as he reached out to them, suffused with childlike love.
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GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO Walter Wolfman Washington, a longtime New Orleans bluesman, and the indomitable New Orleans R&B singer Irma Thomas share "Even Now," a breakup ballad (written by Dave Egan, previously recorded by Johnny Adams) that's suffused with the deepest regret on both sides.
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Second, he is bound to be suffused with awe as he looks around at the Remington bronze bronco, the Rockwell "Statue of Liberty," the portraits of Washington and Lincoln, the Swedish ivy on the mantel that has eavesdropped — and leavesdropped — on so much history.
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There is a better way: Mr. McConnell and Mr. Ryan may return from their home states suffused with a desire to make the system work, lock arms with their national and party leader, and do what is best for the country and the Republicans.
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I can, with some effort, untangle what Trump might have been trying to say here, but it's incoherent, so suffused with half-related ideas and personal obsessions (why did Trump feel the need to bring up McCain's vote here?) that it's hard to say for sure.
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I can, with some effort, untangle what Trump might have been trying to say here, but it's so incoherent, so suffused with half-related ideas and personal obsessions (why did Trump feel the need to bring up McCain's vote?), that it's hard to say for sure.
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A collection of moments rather than a linear story, this film is at its best when it's suffused with the presence of the Dalai Lama, whether he is watching schoolchildren in Canada practice gratitude or meditating on separating his consciousness from his body in preparation for death.
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One example in the show is "Saint George and the Dragon" (about 1555), which is at once bloody — with a murderous dragon fit for "Game of Thrones" and the beast's victim splayed on the ground — but also suffused with holy, hopeful light streaming in from above.
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Gironcoli's thingness — the cold, metallic paint and aggregation of precisely defined, recombinant forms (some of which are cut out and collaged into the composition, augmenting their tactility) — is a thoroughgoing contradiction of Bacon's painterly expressionism (though both oeuvres can be seen as suffused with Sartre's Nausea).
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