The final product comes out remarkably supple and ghastly white.
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This supple sense of richness is typical of good Pomerol.
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Ready to start scrubbing for softer and more supple skin?
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You feel strong and supple within the confines of your body.
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Soaking in those beneficial ingredients leaves the skin glowing and supple.
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The red stopper is supple and easy to insert and remove.
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A supple leather upper and rubber sole offer comfort and flexibility.
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Everything was soft, supple, and bounced back when I touched it.
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It has a supple hand-feel, is breathable, and resists wrinkles.
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Taylor dancers have the strongest, most supple backs in the business.
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He said he was pragmatic, supple, interested above all in results.
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Who could rescue language, ensure it stayed supple, strong and alive?
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State Farm spokesman Phil Supple said the insurer also cooperated with investigators.
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The older the bag gets the more supple and better it gets.
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My face felt not only cleansed, but perfectly supple afterward, moisture intact.
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This one is still as supple as the day I got it.
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Yet there is one subject that Wells' supple vocal range won't reach.
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In this early poem, Amichai's supple, surprising way with simile is evident.
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The flashy chrome and supple leather hardware feels great on your head.
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They also have softening properties, making your hair feel smooth and supple.
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After a few sessions, skin appears softer, more supple and gently exfoliated.
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Supple pink petals peeled open to the sunlight to expose magenta capillaries.
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Plus, as the leather ages, it grows more supple and more unique.
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Their pas de deux is built out of pure, supple, singing lines.
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The vehicle was one of Volvo's luxury models, with supple leather interiors.
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The leather is still supple and form-fitting and the color intact.
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Supple leather armrests make long distance, one-handed steering much more pleasant.
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The skin should be crispy and the flesh supple and cooked through.
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These supple rectangles had just the right balance of pasta to filling.
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She lit the cigarette with knitted brows, with strong and supple fingers.
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And so I D.I.Y. vicariously through the strong, supple hands of Facebook.
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Arvio is a supple translator, and she has delivered a personal book.
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The noodles are supple, the herbs bountiful, cilantro alongside more emphatic culantro.
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"Dark cuisine" is a supple phrase, not confined to unfamiliar foreign delicacies.
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It lurches forward in tattered clothing, arms reaching out for supple flesh.
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"Untamed Ocean" is supple and atmospheric, showing off the band's pretty, catchy side.
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The silicone tips are very supple, which is partly why they're so comfortable.
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The citrus-scented formula stimulates blood flow while leaving skin soft and supple.
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The league gained access to an ever deepening pool of supple young bodies.
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The soft, supple leather comes in a variety of fun colors and patterns.
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Ayón draws with a supple, vivacious line that I've seen before in Picasso.
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There's no supple suspension to help you absorb the imperfections of road conditions.
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Firm mozzarella will give you pockets of supple but not-quite-melted cheese.
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The six supple, unaffected dancers regularly strip down to their underwear, or further.
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It's an overnight mask and my lips have never felt so damn supple!
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It helps repair the skin barrier to keep it moisturized and therefore supple.
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Brown's blank verse is supple yet restrained; it contains all its essential oils.
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Slices of supple white bread pad the steps of a carbohydrate-upholstered staircase.
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Trump is often ideologically supple and could turn on a dime on the dispute.
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When ready, the strands of meat are supple and almost fall off the bone.
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Nourishing, soothing, anti-aging adaptogenic Yoni Oil to keep your Yoni delicious and supple.
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But who quite clearly had the lithe and supple body of a professional dancer?
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Rinse it off, and appreciate the supple baby's bottom that is now your face.
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Trakata Those who practice yoga tend to be more supple, flexible, and physically able.
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JPMorgan Chase & Co's unit named Alan Supple as head of global real estate securities.
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These clouds create more efficient and supple use of computing resources, available for rent.
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Even though the sun was bright by midday, the humidity kept the greens supple.
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The scent of wood, the lamb's wool carpet and supple leather fills the interior.
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The optical dance between order and disorder is supple and staccato, pointed and soft.
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But some economists are still wrongly treating the coronavirus as just a supple shock.
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It's made of pure, papery crisp cotton, supple linen or the softest Italian wool.
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A supple pandan custard comes topped with a tantalizing layer of passion-fruit pulp.
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Some may find it a bit slippery, but it leaves skin feeling noticeably supple.
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As usual, Mr. Jones's current crew of dancers is diverse, attractive, strong and supple.
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Christopher J. Bailey's supple lighting design colors and shadows the drama's many changes in mood.
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It's soft and supple, her pores are tight, and makeup seems to glide over it.
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I am not as supple as I used to be but I haven't felt limited.
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Figurative painter Prudence Flint, paints realistic scenes with palettes of downy pinks and supple mauves.
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Ms. Goerke has it all: clarion top notes and supple lyricism; tenderness and chilling intensity.
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Some forms of disorder — like a financial crisis — send voters for the calm supple thinker.
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The supple full-grain leather upper gives this pair a clean, premium look that lasts.
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This season, designers have reinterpreted the retro style with slimmed-down silhouettes and supple leather.
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Thank goodness, because Alex Draper's tender, supple lead performance had been desperate for lively company.
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The work here is subtle and requires a sensitive and supple sensibility to embrace it.
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But overall, the focaccia was supple and airy, fragrant with herbs and sparkling with salt.
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From there, though, the flavors change quickly to the bright, supple tastes of the Mediterranean.
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On her head, framing a face as burnished as porcelain, is a supple white wimple.
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Levmore is at home with statistical and fiscal argument; Nussbaum is the more supple writer.
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The supple lambskin leather is some of the softest you'll ever slip on your feet.
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It is savory and spicy, chunky yet supple with delicious floral and dark fruit flavors.
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Some of this supple, understated style is an inheritance from the Southern writer Peter Taylor.
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It's 100% stretch Nappa leather, which is a vague way of saying it's really supple.
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Unpolished, lovely driftwood inlays and supple brown leathers work well with the brushed metal accents.
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My skin looked noticeably more supple, plump, and dewy than when I first walked in.
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The clean lines and supple cuts were punctuated by threadbare, frayed hats and other accessories.
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It's a soft, thick leather that grows more supple with time and develops a handsome patina.
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What was revealed was silky, supple skin that made you feel like a walking, talking goddess.
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When aesthetician Mary Schook announced that daily masking is the secret to her soft, supple skin.
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Crossovers often provide the supple ride quality of a sedan with the utility of an SUV.
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It's freeform and funny, supple enough beneath Beck's rhymes to save itself from pure novelty status.
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Yet, hours later my skin felt supple with no signs of any end-of-day dullness.
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It'll maximize hydration, so lotion up to your heart's content, and enjoy more supple skin ASAP.
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Hewett's work often looks as supple as flesh, despite the fact that she's embroidering on fabric.
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He backs off and leaves the supple drums to punctuate Kozelek's nerve-wracking and humiliating conclusion.
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It's soft and supple, adapting to the contours of my wrist instead of pressing against them.
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Ms. York sang with a supple, polished voice that was by turns mournful, yearning and powerful.
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"Riff this" shows Ms. Asherie's entrancing qualities as a dancer: She is both tough and supple.
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In the near future, you might shimmy into a supple coat made of your own skin.
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Supple joins from CenterSquare Investment Management, the real asset investment unit of BNY Mellon Asset Management.
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The update on last season's ubiquitous puffer: Swap a nylon version for one in supple leather.
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Hayward is a lovely, supple dancer, who brings some depth to her character purely through movement.
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"Local Girl Missing" has a supple, twisty shape and a sense of menace that never flags.
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Moss's full-bore performance — anchored by her extraordinarily supple face — gives the movie its emotional stakes.
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It is sweet and supple and shot through with butter to create a melting, airy delight.
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"Tongues can flow in supple tandem, dancing a 'tongue tango' with equal fervor and gentility," says Demirjian.
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Hair smells like magic and rainbows and the temples are supple yet strangely firm to the touch.
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I'm a bigger fan of the caoutchouc ones, which are supple, gentle, and extremely easy to wear.
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There's an array of us, supple skin beneath metal core, stored in separate not-so-sunny locations.
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It's a heady, unlikely brew that few artists are capable of synthesizing into a single, supple approach.
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The interior was coated in crazy-supple red leather, the seats were narrow and the cabin tight.
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The stems bearing the flowers are strong, almost phallic against the soft, supple curves of the hearts.
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It has a supple, silky texture and a flavor that quickly banishes grim memories of Lunchables past.
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Before getting to supple and delicate neurosurgical techniques, first I had to get past the formidable skull.
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Ms. Salvant is a vocalist with a supple alto and a sly relationship to the historical repertory.
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It soothed my itchy, flaky skin, and left it more hydrated and supple after just one week.
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It's November 6th, and the sky has been blank for so long its emptiness has turned supple.
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And for millennia, the cold, hard impenetrability of metal has served as the counterpoint of supple flesh.
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Do you enjoy a good squirt of alcohol hand gel on your supple yet weather-beaten hands?
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Politically, it was a supple notion: Islamist scholars and activists could be for colonialism, Communism or capitalism.
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In Fashion Loose suits in soft-washed cottons, supple linens and lightweight wools quietly steal the show.
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Mini Market This season, the humble slip-on comes in bright blue hues, supple leather and python.
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The ginkgos are elegant and supple; their leaves are delicate lobes of green shaped like tiny fans.
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The sweetness hit as the crumbs dissolved on my tongue, turning buttery, supple and a little nutty.
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Her book works because her blank verse, with its seemingly unstudied enjambments, is supple yet pared down.
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It's as supple and smooth as velvet, another popular word with back-label writers, soft and sweet.
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It absorbed quickly and made my skin feel soft and supple, but it was not particularly earth-shattering.
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Here is a pesto that's rich in flavor but feels supple, almost featherweight as it coats your tongue.
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Steeped in the Italian vocal heritage, he sang with supple phrasing and evenness through his entire vocal range.
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The dough is supple but sturdy, not a mere diaphanous veil but offering a bite of its own.
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Here are our picks for the best body oils that will leave your skin feeling supple and smooth.
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Since little film footage exists of Cline, most fans know her simply from her sublime and supple voice.
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And not just because one contestant decided to accept her rose by chowing down on its supple petals.
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Mr. Dugan is a physically and emotionally supple Yvan, earning laughs with exquisite timing and surprising, idiosyncratic deliveries.
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What comes through is Mazur's openness to making a painting that pushed his supple touch closer to annihilation.
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"Hagan has delivered a supple, confident, dispassionately reported and deeply well-written biography," our critic Dwight Garner writes.
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You get a much more supple representation of the different political tendencies that actually exist in the country.
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These shoes will match almost everything you own and the supple leather will age like a fine wine.
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"You want to just fill the pores of the bread to make it supple and fluffy," she said.
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Its trendy quilted Napa leather is supple, and the front seats it is draped over are climate controlled.
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Yet in conveying this imposing princess's inner emotional fragility, Ms. Rachvelishvili shaped crucial phrases with supple, yearning tenderness.
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Mr. Coppola took expressive liberties in his supple, colorful performance of the piece, but always with taste and elegance.
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Zétéo presents a dreamscape of supple ink paintings with traditional Chinese artifacts like blazing red fans and paper blossoms.
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Literature requires far too supple an understanding of the author's intentions and culture for machines to do the job.
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The supple and impeccably painted portraits from the series Superabundance of Ordinary Being, bring equal parts innocence and erotica.
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Beyond their cute pastels and supple design, each device does something a little different to make it stand out.
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The Joybird Hughes Leather Sofa features a mid-century-inspired design and is covered with rich and supple leather.
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Using Aesop Resurrection Aromatique Hand Wash leaves hands feeling moisturized and supple but genuinely imparts nutrients into the skin.Pros:
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My skin has not only been more hydrated and supple, but I've also been dealing with much fewer breakouts.
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These are not so much explained as felt, woven into the very fabric of Chabon's supple and resourceful prose.
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Diana Vreeland, Halston, Christian Dior and Balenciaga soon took notice, adorning designer caftans in supple silks and printed velvets.
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The watches are defined by a seamless rounded bezel, a spartan dial and a supple, paved solid-gold bracelet.
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But Aridjis, like Luisa, has a knack for clever observations, and her supple writing ultimately keeps the story going.
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He stood in his small kitchen in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, waving the creases out of sheer, supple phyllo dough.
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For all its agility, though, the set is not as supple as Krakowski, who does a crowd-pleasing split.
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The supple cream leather, linear lime matte wood inlays, diamond-cut controls and premium aluminum accents work together perfectly.
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One model wore a floral tea gown with furry slippers—a supple combination of thirties débutante and fifties housewife.
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The supple bassline and steamy, echoey, percussive panting noises remind him of the Christmas sex he'll never have again.
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Here are some yoga poses you can do to keep them supple, whether it's from your chair or not.
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Aggressive lines cut through the supple curves of a centered, nude woman made of Francis Picabia-like cyborg parts.
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The tandoor seemed to be the source of the restaurant's more successful items, like supple, fluffy nan — a must-have.
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"The silk crepe for the dress is double, which gives the silhouette its simplicity and its holding, while remaining supple."
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Over six days around the Florida Keys and Miami, the supple ride, fantastic seats and hushed cabin never got old.
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Born in Israel, Peled's work is made entirely from ceramic elements, colored in light citrus, candy colors, and supple whites.
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Needless to say, the rolling-pin trick worked, producing smooth and supple butter that was still cold: ideal for pastry.
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Just like the Perception line, Rio's Outbound fly lines are slick, supple, and looped at both ends for easy setup.
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Pita sheathing a supple yellow omelet, laced with salt and crunchy za'atar and adorned with a stalk of raw scallion.
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Additional detailing comes in the form of Margiela's white stitch branding at the heel collar and a supple leather lining.
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Stab an agnolotto, bring a parcel of sheep's milk ricotta and feta in gorgeously supple yellow dough to your mouth.
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Fried oysters, served as an appetizer, were similarly enjoyable: their plump bodies were wrapped in a crunchy-yet-supple batter.
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It is tender and supple with a backbone you can't even believe — it simply will not break down or collapse.
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He did it with body modification as a reminder of the right to self-definition, and with a supple dignity.
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Vargas revives the cake in the oven before it's ready to eat, transforming the firm blocks into supple, glistening squares.
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Her 2015 EP "Hallucinogen," with Björk's frequent collaborator Arca joining her production stable, was more supple but no less spooky.
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With dhal puri, the well-seasoned split-pea filling, which provides the flavor, is just as important as supple dough.
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The company describes them as "buttery" and that's close to the right word — smooth, supple, and silky on the skin.
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"I love this flaky malawach," she said of a crispy, buttery, supple pastrylike bread you pull apart with your fingers.
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In the Nappa process, either chromium or aluminum sulfate is used in tanning the hides, producing supple and durable leather.
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" On her death, Ron Whitten wrote in Golf Digest: "She was the more successful competitive golfer, with a supple swing.
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Once the mask is off, my skin is softer, brighter, and more supple, as if I just had some luxurious facial.
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Large paddles make beating butter and sugar a cakewalk, and the dough hook quickly kneads pizza dough into a supple mass.
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And, after just one use, my dry, ruddy winter complexion looked as soft and supple as when I leave a facial.
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Still, it doesn't feel like him, so it comes off, and is replaced with a supple brown Saint Laurent leather jacket.
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Playing up the power dynamics, the rope that binds the sculptures is the soft, supple fiber used in S&M bondage.
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Breasts are more than just supple hunks of flesh that dangle off of a person's body and get shoved into bras.
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I love spraying it on at night at the end of my skin routine to give me a fresh, supple feeling.
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The dough is supple enough that the bottoms sag under the weight of the soup, but sturdy enough to prevent breakage.
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By the time your alarm goes off in the morning, you'll wake up with a softer, smoother, and more supple complexion.
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As usual, Mrs Clinton was engaging when she allowed herself to ad-lib, less supple when she reverted to her script.
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The dash is chunky and masculine and, in the case of my press demonstrator, covered in a supple blood-red leather.
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If anything, the case's supple leather belies its durability — both as an idea and as a testament to our revolutionary times.
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The firm also hired Jamie Supple as senior associate in London and Karel van der Voorden as an associate in Amsterdam.
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Somehow, magically, the formula fills in any lines and blurs out my dried specks of skin, leaving smooth, supple-looking lips.
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It is as supple as if he is using a moisturizer made of unicorn tears and all our hopes and dreams.
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In 1990, in response to changing tastes, Mr. Chappellet hired Phillip Corallo-Titus to make more approachable cabernets, supple and juicy.
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These two parts of Haskell's work do not fit into the easy, supple adaptation-play that governs the rest of it.
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The backpack (12.75 inches height, 10.5 inches width, 7.75 inches depth) is made in Italy with soft and supple pebbled leather.
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He is known for his constant stretching that keeps him as supple and flexible as a man 20 years his junior.
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The movement, supple and free, creates a sensual bounce as the women unfurl their limbs like ribbons strewn by a fan.
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The elegant, supple, quasi-melodious recitatives for the Evangelist and Jesus are unaccompanied; the lucid choral writing is dramatic, but understated.
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As our language gets stripped of its nuances, niceties and niches by this current administration, we need to keep it supple.
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But even then, just trying things out, Mr. Guirgis gave a beautifully modulated performance: tender-tough, supple, funny in surprising places.
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"Elogio a Instituição do Cinismo" sets its melody bouncing against walls of distortion, pitting the supple and catchy against the abrasive.
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While many omakase chefs age their fish to make it supple and relaxed, the sushi at Wokuni is almost insolently fresh.
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The quenelle-like fishballs were at once springy and creamy, the rice noodles supple, the broth clear and sure of purpose.
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Soft and supple leather was used for feminine skirts and dresses while big shoulders and masculine tailoring shaped coats and blazers.
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Soft and supple leather was used for feminine skirts and dresses while big shoulders and masculine tailoring shaped coats and blazers.
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The result is a complexion that is still dewy, but not blindingly so; instead, skin is super soft, moisturized, and supple.
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He has lent his falsetto to the supple synth-pop of Poliça and to the downcast electronic balladry of James Blake.
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Ever timeless, Brooks Brothers' Cashmere Lined Gloves are made from super supple lambskin that come in a variety of stellar colors.
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Next, Ms. Benedetti is hoping to experiment with orange fiber, a supple new leather alternative set to hit the market soon.
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This album is a worthy showcase for Nettles' supple, versatile voice, and thankfully, the arrangements complement it rather than compete against it.
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Monte's approach, which epitomized the Italian style, emphasized light footwork, requiring that fighters be lean and supple rather than large and muscular.
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My lips have been supple and soft since, which is perfect for the Dirty Dancing-inspired summer fling I plan on having.
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What more can a curly girl ask for than products that keep both her hair and skin soft, supple, moisturized, and healthy?
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When sprayed over, The Satin Skin Mist won't disturb makeup, will keep skin looking supple, and will keep excess oil in check.
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Rose Lip Balm from Mario Badescu is rich without being thick or heavy, and it makes your lips look plush and supple.
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You can tell that they're super supple and really, really well hydrated, which compared to the Hubbles, it's a really stark contrast.
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I said something like, "Wow," and then noted how the cockpit with its supple leather captain's chairs simply reeked of rich people.
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Whereas "Serial" lurches from subject to subject, Reed crafted a supple narrative framed by a controlling metaphor derived from McLemore's vocation, clockmaking.
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Yet in plaintive passages, the melting warmth of her tone and the supple way she shaped long lines held you in thrall.
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He has recreated that style with Dad's Hat, a sweet and supple rye that he sells in the United States and Europe.
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On the podcast, we can hear her practicing a supple kind of literary criticism, on the fly, in front of the authors.
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And if crisp, spice-dusted cracklings and supple slices of soy- and chile-glazed pork jowl are weird, who could want normal?
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Market Report In supple leathers and sturdy canvases, new iterations of the classic espadrille aren't just for a trip to the beach.
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Pipe pasta with clams is supple and surprising thanks to the crème fraîche and a sneaky hit of heat from poblano peppers.
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Dr. Kalanithi's memoir asks humanists pointed questions about what must be done to make their disciples supple in an engagement with science.
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It's also the most formally inventive: part play, part dance, with supple, catlike movement illustrating recorded dialogue by the playwright Jonathon Young.
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Its wrinkles unmarked, its stiffening joints made supple, its youth restored, the cell could now become any cell type in the body.
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The coolly elegant Ms. Leonard was a Charlotte more sophisticated than humble, but she was superbly polished, her voice smooth and supple.
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The bread was excellent, and in ways that resisted comparison — tall and tan and sweet as brioche, but softer inside, more supple.
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Some singers are disconnected from their bodies, but Ms. Minnelli uses hers as a supple instrument, or an extension of her voice.
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The fragrance is most present, the texture is most supple and the pleasures are most pronounced when the madeleines are freshly baked.
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Some singers are disconnected from their bodies, but Ms. Minnelli uses hers as a supple instrument, or an extension of her voice.
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The Utsjo Glove is a pre-curved, supple glove made from Scandinavian elk leather, known for its durability and natural insulating properties.
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As a gloss, it plumps and makes lips more supple, and they don't become super dry by the end of the day.
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All of that technology is packaged in a best-in-class interior, with satin chrome trimming, layered wood and supple brown Nappa leather.
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Made from a soft supple leather, it has the perfect amount of structure but is still comfortable enough to carry around all day.
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The leather is soft and supple and should patina well over time, but it has a strong chemical smell that hasn't dissipated yet.
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The NuFace facial toning device drives the creation of collagen and elastin to combat fine lines and wrinkles for smoother, more supple skin.
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Like an Italian bodybuilder, this cheese sweats oil and has the physique to match; tight yet supple, balanced, and rugged on the outside.
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Fake it till you make it with Too Faced's body bronzing oil, which keeps skin supple while giving it a sun-kissed glow.
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Late last year its director of archaeology, who refused to approve the Orange line, was sacked and replaced with a more supple archaeologist.
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Apart from the story's firm historical grounding, the narrative has a supple omniscience that glides, Möbius-like, among the centuries without a snag.
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Yes, we know this tool looks all kinds of crazy, but it's actually the easiest way to get smoother, more supple skin — painlessly!
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But when the place is clicking on all cylinders, the pit crew produces supple barbecue, its smoke level moderate and its seasoning delicate.
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The need to keep the concrete mixture supple but allow it to dry quickly has led to a number of mostly proprietary formulas.
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Doug Hughes directs an astonishingly supple cast of four (Geneva Carr, Charlie Cox, Heather Lind and Morgan Spector) in 21 parts (23:30).
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Doug Hughes directs an astonishingly supple cast of four (Geneva Carr, Charlie Cox, Heather Lind and Morgan Spector) in 21 parts (1:8113).
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Doug Hughes directs an astonishingly supple cast of four (Geneva Carr, Charlie Cox, Heather Lind and Morgan Spector) in 236 parts (2212:2352).
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It's a trick I picked up from Jeni Britton Bauer of Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams, whose ice creams are notably rich and supple.
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Doug Hughes directs an astonishingly supple cast of four (Geneva Carr, Charlie Cox, Heather Lind and Morgan Spector) in 44 parts (1:30).
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Doug Hughes directs an astonishingly supple cast of four (Geneva Carr, Charlie Cox, Heather Lind and Morgan Spector) in 21 parts (1:30).
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Doug Hughes directs an astonishingly supple cast of four (Geneva Carr, Charlie Cox, Heather Lind and Morgan Spector) in 21 parts (1:213).
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A basket of warm supple pita bread came to every table, and the slices were perfect for scooping up some of the dips.
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The band has a significant role in the supple staging of the director, Walter Bobbie, on suitably flexible, simple sets by Eugene Lee.
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Both ride full-bodied vocalist-guitarist Rachel Aggs, and both are driven by no-nonsense drummer Andrew Milk and supple bassist Billy Easter.
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A former Jesuit turned Episcopalian, Miles sets out to show that the Quranic texts are supple, compassionate, and moral in a contemporary way.
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And though it's not yeasted, a ball of well-mixed and -rested dough will be supple and almost spongy, as if it were.
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For what it's worth, I suspect that shame — a simple, supple, completely disabling emotion — is at the root of her self-imposed amnesia.
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The gents pose in a startling variety of crisp, supple fabrics, whose glamour or grittiness echoes Jacob's foretelling of their destinies in Genesis.
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Use warm, pliant roti bread to scoop up supple chunks of chicken or hearty goat curry brightened with Indian spices, both under $12.
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Through supple torso movements and flowing arm gestures, each dance tells a mythical story or conveys a spiritual message from Hindu religious texts.
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But eventually Sam relents, and her supple, smoky-edged voice and songwriting talent overcome Frank, who uploads one of their numbers to Spotify.
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If the American university is not the space to cultivate this strong and supple liberalism, then we are in deep and lasting trouble.
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Knowing it'll stretch (especially since lambskin is a leather that's supple and relatively thin), I erred on the side of a closer fit.
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"Lakotas will endure because they are Iktomi's people, supple, accommodating and absolutely certain of their essence even when becoming something new," he writes.
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To merely be looked at or noticed doesn't necessarily mean that all the subtle and supple ways of your being will be registered.
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Ms. Meade has rare gifts: a deep, rich sound with unforced carrying power; impressive agility; instinctive feeling for supple phrasing and expressive color.
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Using leather from renowned Chicago-based tannery Horween Leathers, my first impression of the briefcase was the outstanding craftsmanship and the supple material.
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Where they could not find a way to extinguish the enemies that would later take their heads, she was more morally flexible, more supple.
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Marie loved to slather herself in almond oil, so post-shower, I find myself spraying L'Occitane's Almond Supple Skin Oil on my damp body.
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Many of the images in this show are fascinating in both formal and thematic terms, revealing a consciousness that is supple and keenly insightful.
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And they can understand how boring, expensive, and time-consuming it is to pretend to be as smooth and supple as a Veet commercial.
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Night shows that language itself is more supple than reductive ideas of feeling or essence, which either instrumentalize language or try to surpass it.
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Singing in his supple, piquant tenor, he transmitted the propulsive hybrid originally known as Congolese rumba (later, soukous) far beyond the boundaries of Africa.
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A wide-ranging hybrid of travel and nature writing, history, memoir, climatology and philosophy, her latest shines with McNeil's exceedingly precise and supple language.
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Ms. Ferri said she felt lucky to have a good body for ballet, supple and strong, with few injuries apart from an ankle problem.
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Dr. Lee is pretty sure John's got a lipoma on his hip, but she's not entirely sure because of the supple, breast-like shape.
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For instance, one evening, a supple prawn crudo with dehydrated lemon peel and nasturtium was accompanied by a bright, acidic malvasia from Santa Ynez.
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Now comes Hansen, one of our most supple novelists, to tell the Kid's very good and tangled story in a spry and inventive way.
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Aesop Resurrection Aromatique Hand Wash is our top pick because it leaves hands supple, smooth, and clean and because its scent is simply unmatched.
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Always a nuanced singer, she got subtler, sassier, and smarter; her pipes remained supple and the burr in her voice never went to seed.
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This Scarpia's sadism is more courtly than glowering; some more supple singing from Mr. Sgura in the second act gave intriguing glimpses of smugness.
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Imagine green clay courts swept clean, awash in supple glow from the humming lights above, pine boughs communing in quiet susurration beyond the fence.
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His psychology is so acute, his language so supple and sharp, that his work calls forth low-key intelligence instead of high-toned magniloquence.
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The potato slices want to bend and be supple but not be so thin as to be papery, else they will cook too quickly.
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His narratively supple and inventive films chart the coordinates of desire among men and women who share and overshare, often during alcohol-soaked conversations.
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For biscuit cobblers like this one, the simmering juices have another advantage: They keep the biscuit bottoms supple and soft, basically steaming them tender.
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It&aposs worth spending a bit more money for a supple pair that won&apost give you those horrible back-of-the-heel blisters.
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Among these, the slow-cooked lamb haneeth is best; supple strands of meat pull away from the bone and have a sweet, musky taste.
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It didn't come as a surprise because the leather is more supple and I suspect it'll get even better as I wear them more.
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He swallows some ninety pills a day, including metformin; Basis; a coenzyme called Q10, for muscle strength; and phosphatidylcholine, to keep his skin supple.
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The Ultimate package adds an adjustable driver's chair draped in supple leather plus a heads-up display and larger 9.2-inch touch-screen interface.
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The supple lambskin details along the edges are still soft and luxurious, although sleeker without the two-tone stitching of the old Momentum Wireless.
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Supple backless suede loafers come adorned with a prominent gold circle — a recurring motif that first appeared in Neous's debut spring/summer 2017 collection.
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There was, of course, plenty of what Ferragamo does best: luxury leather in all possible forms, from suede trousers to a supple poncho cape.
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A pair of exhibitions at David Zwirner conveys the photographer's skill at perceiving arresting visual juxtapositions, revealing a consciousness that is supple and keenly insightful.
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With a knockout voice that's rich and supple, robust and sultry, it's hard to believe that this singer-songwriter is barely out of her teens.
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" With headlines like "Listen to Your Body: Your Migraines are Podcasts Trying to be Produced" and "Is the Soul More Supple When You've Been Divorced?
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Mainly, though, the emphasis is on his torso and supple spine, which is so slippery it could just about slide right out of his skin.
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Quinlan's engrossing and versatile voice—a whisper one moment, a rasp the next—is still the immediate standout, but the structures are more supple now.
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Unlike Greek, which is far more supple, it has no definite or indefinite articles; a page of Latin can look like a wall of bricks.
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That is, they endured brutal experiences, but they were given a chance to do something with those experiences and come back stronger and more supple.
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Tannin is the substance that is added in order to transform the skin into leather, rendering it supple and insoluble, and preventing it from rotting.
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Mr. Surratt keeps his collection in a Hermès woven-leather-covered watch box, which has interior compartments lined in supple suede (it was a gift).
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It can be silky, breathy or cutting, swooping through long melismas or jabbing out short R&B phrases; it's always supple and airborne, never forced.
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Whether Wenner can see it or not, his bet has paid off: Hagan has delivered a supple, confident, dispassionately reported and deeply well-written biography.
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But after my Rome trip, I went for the expensive buffalo mozzarella, the kind so supple it leaks a little when you pull it apart.
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While it seems like an unlikely May-December romance between the body-hugging legwear and the supple material, they're actually a match made in heaven.
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Supple rose-gold rope chains were delicately intertwined with white gold and diamond ribbons, which then unwound themselves from earlobes, around fingers and on wrists.
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Like the other Day shoes, these are made of soft, supple Italian leather that molds to the shape of your feet as you wear them.
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In fact, it's possible to get all the best parts of an indulgent experience — supple skin, posh garments, swanky personal products — without blowing your budget.
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An uncannily bendy-bodied figure, he is so springy and supple that you're not surprised when one of his arms suddenly stretches across the stage.
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Wrapped in supple lamb leather, these wireless headphones yield a warm, rich sound without any pesky wires (or the fear of looking like a teenager).
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Pros: Soft and supple very handsome gloves made in Italy, a wide selection of colorsCons: Some customers found they ran large, not the warmest gloves
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" To create Kim's look, Dedivanovic previously told us, "I applied the Tatcha Supple Moisture Rich Silk Cream to give her skin a nice glow, Glossier's 'Balm.
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Vijay's "command of storytelling is so supple that it's easy to discount the stealth with which she constructs her tale," Jan Stuart wrote in these pages.
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Men are on average so much stronger, and women so much more supple, that almost all the highest performers are from one sex or the other.
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"The law, while requiring that closures be no greater than necessary, is supple enough to accommodate the vital interest in preserving (undercover agents') anonymity," he said.
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Greenspan takes his supple, rich voice — the band's "sacred cow," as he puts it — and warps it until it might as well be a guest vocalist.
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But also Noisey fucks with Har Mar because his voice is supple like a 17-year- old's thigh and he is extremely himself at all times.
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True, she had little quality choreography to prove her worth, but even that couldn't mask the speed, clarity and elegance of spirit in her supple dancing.
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The gianduja cake, bittersweet chocolate and hazelnut praline, had a complex mix of textures—milky, supple, crunchy—with a hint of smoke for the discerning tongue.
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The technique, which takes years to master, doesn't always come easily for men — it requires supple hips, for one thing — and Mr. Jasperse found it painful.
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"A Stone" finds him bringing a Balearic sense of airy melancholy to bear on a supple, lithe rhythmic framework, all bolstered by glassily ethereal synth textures.
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"It was puzzling because he started out with a great heap of dough and started cranking out this supple ribbon of pasta," she said by email.
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On the surface, they were an odd couple: Dunn was a lanky Texan who stood behind the microphone and let his supple voice do the work.
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Onscreen, "On Chesil Beach" loses some intensity at the end, as the supple suggestiveness of Mr. McEwan's prose is replaced by the stagy literalness of film.
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Her emotionally supple interpretation of the knockout first-act curtain number, "And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going," is as stirring as any I've heard.
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I leave them on for about 10 to 20 minutes, and afterward, the area under my eyes is left feeling super soft, supple, and slightly dewy.
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In the film "Joker," the actor tells the story of how Arthur Fleck — abused and mentally ill — becomes a villain through a sinewy, supple, dancing body.
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The well-drained soils of a floodplain are more likely to result in trees that are good for basketry: straight, supple, and relatively free of knots.
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The rigatoni is made with whole grain and the penne is gluten free; they're both as supple and smooth as the three shapes made from semolina.
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But they may be too supple — whenever I take them out of my ears, the tip flaps fold back, which I worry may cause wear over time.
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Ms. Scappucci, who makes her debut with the Los Angeles Opera this spring in Puccini's "La Bohème," led an exacting yet stylishly supple account of this work.
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But when I lifted the lid and ran a finger over one skin-colored, silicone circle, I was immediately seduced by how smooth and supple it felt.
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Wealthy lovers of excellent audio quality, great industrial design, and the supple feel of lambskin on their ears seem like the target demographic for these $500 headphones.
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I think for me in the end it was the only chance to bring in a supple tone of politics was by having Marky talk about it.
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And, for Pocsik, riffing on anatomical forms and manipulating materials go hand in hand — a carved, laminated wood knife board looks almost fleshy thanks to supple indentations.
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They're sleek, supple, and have a low, walkable heel that won't send you home in a cab before the rest of your body is ready to leave.
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As "data, data, data"—stored and processed with BigTable, MapReduce, and their successors—became the company's prime directive, Google's globe-spanning infrastructure became more seamless and supple.
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Sam and Lauren are attempting to use their supple bodies to recreate a yoga move but are doing so in the least sexual manner ever in history.
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Plenty of designers have put their mark on the style, but this Miu Miu version, in supple matelassé leather and on-point color combinations, feels particularly fresh.
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The lotion that keeps your face looking supple in the heat of summer is likely not enough to counter the serious dryness caused by dry winter air.
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Lloyd Webber gives you his most inventive, supple music, unsingable though much of it may be, then cleverly reprises it before finally ramming it into your ear.
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Every night before bed, I slather an abnormally thick layer onto my lips with the hopes that when I wake up, they&aposll feel soft and supple.
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The musical world is mourning Al Jarreau, a supple vocalist who sold millions of records and won Grammys for his work in jazz, pop and R&B.
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Alligators are giant, terrifying beasts that look like they crawled out from some sort of primordial sludge millennia ago just to tear our supple flesh from our bones.
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Berry's licks and riffs, fluid, supple and multi-tiered, remain electrifying enough to empower wave upon wave of guitarists seeking more blues in their rhythms and more rhythms.
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Rather than reaching for a cream so thick you can barely spread it around, add a body oil to your favorite formula for super supple skin, advises Dakar.
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I had a part of the third chapter where I called Donald's nipples "moist and supple" but had to delete it because it grossed me out too much.
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The $27 P1003 Wireless headphones, like the P2100s before them, are wrapped in supple black leather and twisted chrome connects the earpieces to a clean but comfortable headband.
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Made from supple textured-leather, the compact bag opens to an internal mirror and a single slip pocket for easy touch-ups, making it the ideal travel bag.
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His writing is quick and supple, and even the sometimes portentous exchanges on life and love move quickly enough to avoid injuring either our patience or our credulity.
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If you're looking for smooth, supple skin that doesn't feel oily to the touch, then the Fresh Life Body Oil is the bottle you want to reach for.
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What's more, the entire value proposition of supple fintech companies — in contrast to often rigid banks — comes down to delivering superior financial products more efficiently with lower costs.
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He paused, staring in our direction, sketched out a loose movement vocabulary, leading his substantial yet silky frame into brief, supple turns with straight, slicing arms and legs.
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Now earthy soups, supple stews and luscious braises are within reach for winter weeknights, instead of being relegated to weekends when I have hours to let them simmer.
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In the summer, I replace heavy-duty creams with hyaluronic-based gel moisturizers or even skip moisturizer altogether and rely on serum alone to keep my skin supple.
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So it is a relief to encounter the new book and find Roy the artist fully and brilliantly intact: prospering with stories and writing in gorgeous, supple prose.
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"The problem is that overcleaning or professional cleaning can pull the surface off the fabrics, including supple leathers that naturally develop a beautiful patina over time," she said.
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The musical world will be mourning Al Jarreau, a supple vocalist who sold millions of records and won Grammys for his work in jazz, pop and R&B.
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There might be a short wait, because everything is fried to order: supple fillets of whiting, ready to flake, and firmer catfish, along with generous bulges of shrimp.
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The buildup takes place in the formerly supple sheath that surrounds the spongy erectile tissues in your penis and may reduce overall size and limit the size of erections.
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Both works possess clearly delineated fragments—I saw six parts within each work— and the quilt's disordered lines and varied shapes certainly dialogue with Hartigan's organic and supple forms.
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Ms. Cole had a light, supple, perpetually optimistic voice, full of syncopated turns and airborne swoops, drawing on both the nuances of jazz singing and the dynamics of gospel.
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A leather band is available too, but it's stiff feeling like a knock off purse—versus the more supple band found in a premium smartwatch like the Huawei Watch.
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I did find this car more forgiving and accommodating than most others in the hypercar class, and the leather interior complements that nicely with a soft and supple feel.
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Recipe Pairing: Butternut Squash and Bacon Risotto Red wines that are gentler and more supple may still call for a meaty main course, but not a steak or chops.
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The band sound rattles, deploying skewed guitar shrieks and melodious ditties in equal measure, anchored by the supple, reliable rhythm section of bassist Tina Weymouth and drummer Chris Frantz's.
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It was light, its wristband was supple and comfortable, and it had a rotating bezel and a software interface that both felt fresh, unique, and just fun to use.
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And they still know all the old-school costume tricks, like expertly layering tulle to create rigid plateau tutus and manipulating supple piano or guitar wire into lightweight tiaras.
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The strings — as usual, it seems, when Sheryl Staples, the principal associate concertmaster, is in charge — were especially fine: smooth and supple, and breathtaking in some of their pianissimos.
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And all those elements converge seamlessly with this play — by Scott Elmegreen and Drew Fornarola, and directed with polished finesse by Andy Sandberg — that is supple and, yes, tidy.
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At the root of this forward movement is an attention to the features of language — its contours sound and meaning leading to rhythm and rhyme, a supple musical syntax.
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The best body oil you can buyIf smooth, supple skin is what you're looking for, then theFresh Sugar Ultra-Nourishing Body Oilis the bottle you want to reach for.
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A supple black jersey dress, cut on the bias to drop to the floor, featured long, ballooning sleeves and a slice taken out at the nape of the neck.
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Their small supple forms slipped busily through water at dusk, continually perfecting their burrows, and eating (how they loved to eat) practically anything growing or moving in a slough.
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In this duet, "Balanchine explored most fully the possibilities of linear design in two extraordinary supple and beautifully trained human bodies," the dance historian and critic Lillian Moore wrote.
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Ms. Whitfield's supple voice and Mr. Greensill's dashes of improvisation reinvigorated familiar songs by Cole Porter, Irving Berlin, Rodgers and Hart, and others, whose work they both considered timeless.
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Some critics panned the book as a crass attempt to squeeze more material out of a fading franchise, and noted that Harris's once supple dialogue seemed stiff and affected.
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Fortunately, Leigh's visual intelligence is so supple, and his delight in the expressive potential of abstract form so clearly conveyed, that his work shines even in these inadequate circumstances.
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After getting glowing results from the face brush head (clearer and more supple skin), the Pulsaderm device comes with two extra attachments to achieve those results all over your body.
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Sleeping Naked Could Be Good For Your Skin Dermatologists previously told Refinery29 that sleeping naked can help your skin stay moisturized, hydrated, and supple — particularly if you add a humidifier.
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For her much larger show at the Arts Center on Governors Island, A Supple Perimeter, Rasheed uses essentially the same tactics, but here she's addressing a much larger issue: Blackness.
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It's just a matter of finding a product that keeps my skin supple underneath the thousands of layers I'm forced to wear to combat the New York City wind chill.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: As an octogenarian with strong, supple knees, I am fortunate to live on the Upper West Side with walking proximity to both Riverside and Central Parks.
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They loft you along, their verses engaging the brain much the way that plot does in prose: as a long, supple spine making sense of a fleshy body of emotion.
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The palata is light, crispy and chewy at once; I carried one home by subway, and it arrived an hour later still soft and supple, without a hint of stiffening.
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Through seeming stillness, she showed her supple strength; moments later, her fingers pricked at the air, her wrists swirled, and eventually that motion rippled, like waves, throughout her small frame.
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The sea salt-based scrub is suspended in soothing sweet almond oil to help keep your scalp supple and smooth as it breaks down styling product residue and dry skin.
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Made by the royal jeweler Joseph Kitching, the coronet has 23 hinged sections so it is supple enough to be worn as a closed coronet or as an open tiara.
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The resulting plastic mask is hard, not supple, but if a low-resolution model made from the face of a hospital administrator is any indication, it will be remarkably realistic.
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Kosilla said to be especially careful when dealing with high-end interiors, as they typically include a wider variety of materials and more supple leathers that are prone to fading.
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Drawings by Ms. Castiglioni's 4-year-old daughter, Margherita, depicting her brother, Filippo, 6, and her friend Bianca, now appear on the line's supple leather totes, nylon clutches and sweatshirts.
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In contrast to cowhide — which is more rugged and structured, and requires a "break-in" period to go from stiff to supple — lambskin is soft and buttery from the outset.
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WASHINGTON — The architects of the Paris climate accord deliberately designed it to be supple, adaptable to the differing political and economic environments of the nearly 23 countries that signed it.
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When the cake cools, the topping sets and forms a sweet, just-a-little-crackly, just-a-little-chewy caramel shell, a fine companion for the supple cake beneath it.
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Yet while I love the alternative reality that Tarantino provides, it's disappointing that he ends this otherwise supple, easygoing, beautifully observed film in a gleefully crude spasm of annihilating violence.
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Continue kneading, adding a sprinkling of flour if the dough feels sticky, until it feels as soft and supple as your ear lobe; this can take 13 to 8 minutes.
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The so-called "Frick Shield Bearer," for example, is young, lithe, and supple, while the twin figure, on loan from the Princely Collections in Liechtenstein, is heavier and more muscular.
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Guðni had been such a supple and sober guide through the shock—a sort of superior bus-tour guide, come to think of it—that he won over the viewers.
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The syrup adds great flavor, and its viscosity helps keep the fudge sauce supple in the ice cream, so you end up with soft ripples and not rock-solid seams.
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Yet there is a friction between the two sections: the supple fabric, its repeating digital arrays designed online by Ms. Root, against the unyielding plexiglass, with its wavering hand-applied paint.
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Todd McCarthy, The Hollywood Reporter: after impressing so with her earlier work both in features and documentaries, what's disconcerting here is DuVernay's inability to forge a strong or supple visual style.
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" Her husband said, "Whatever change took place was so gradual, it never registered for me," Hamlin told PEOPLE, adding that when kissing his wife, her mouth always "felt soft and supple.
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It's a relief, then, to hear the trio back together on Mustard's new single, "Pure Water," bouncing off of each other's ad-libs, all sounding supple over a wailing, minimal beat.
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In "Katalin Street", published in 1969 but only now translated into supple, graceful English by Len Rix, three neighbouring families live through the shocks that batter Budapest between 1934 and 1968.
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The density of Finlay's thought, in tandem with his incredibly supple, visual imagination, led him to produce a powerful and provocative body of work that remains too little known in America.
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Called "mesh electronics," the device is so thin and supple that it can be injected with a needle — they've already tested it on mice, who survived the implantation and are thriving.
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As Shalimar, the tenor Sean Panikkar demonstrated versatility and stamina, his voice supple and bright in the earlier lyrical exchanges, taut with a glint of hysteria as jealous fury took over.
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Or set a pile next to some grilled chicken or steak and let your guests wrap up morsels of meat with the supple bread for an Indian-inspired variation on fajitas.
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The Koio Capri sneakers are pricey, but their supple leather holds up extremely well over time and they're easy to clean, making them worth the price if you're ready to splurge.
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We take every morally supple situation and we hand it over to the legal priesthood, which by necessity is a system of technocratic rationalism, strained slippery-slope analogies and implied coercion.
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A filling of ground chicken with a whisper of ginger is my preferred way to eat the supple momo here, although minced cabbage, onion and garlic is a satisfying concert, too.
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The robe's folds are supple and sinuous, and the trim, zigzagged with an elaborate and unbroken knotting pattern, has a mathematical intricacy that gives this Christian painting a surprising Islamic touch.
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Both the speed and extent of aging vary widely, not only among but also within individuals; you can have hearing loss but no vision changes, or stiffened joints but supple arteries.
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After months of research, they settled on a signature style: an unlined flexible slipper-style loafer, in supple luxury materials and with a light, low sole and orthopedic-style handcrafted insoles.
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These days, the boot's "uppers" are sometimes made of supple leather, providing a rare link to the old days, but most of the time we're talking man-made fibres worthy of NASA.
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Its inclusion of 17% birch juice and 9% rice extracts have the effect of making skin look illuminated from within, and antioxidants and cell-communicating ingredients work to create supple, glowy skin.
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Idris Goodwin's play "Bars and Measures," making its New York premiere in Kristan Seemel's smart, supple production at Urban Stages, is "loosely based on true events," a note in the script says.
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I learn that the shoes are built with a memory foam pad under the ball of the foot, and constructed from supple unlined suede that molds to the shape of your feet.
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In Ratking's early days, his rhetorical virtuosity and forceful delivery earned him comparisons to Eminem, but on "No Mountains" that dense, brute-force style gave way to more complex and supple verses.
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In "Citizen," a New York premiere, he shapes his supple movement, an idiosyncratic style drawn from cultures of the African diaspora, into five intertwining solos as he explores questions of belonging. Dec.
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And since it's supple (read: malleable) microsuede, it can even work in totes that are slightly smaller than what it was designed for; there will be some folds, but it'll still function.
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She was training a student in front of a cracked mirror in her garden during the interview in 2008, her hands fluttering and twittering as she moved, as supple as a girl.
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With her burnished, supple alto, Victory started "Feeling Good," a Nina Simone showpiece, as a bluesy reflection, then shifted it toward the Caribbean lilt of her own songs calling for self-acceptance.
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A supple leather exterior, cashmere lining, and touch tips on the thumb and index fingers make this pair a no-brainer for keeping her hands toasty on even the coldest of days.
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The tote is completely reversible, with water-resistant canvas on one side and supple leather on the other, perfect for stashing wet suits and towels after a long day in the sun.
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Each sentence in Raman's supple translation is modest, sculpted and clean, but behind each you sense a fund of deep wisdom about the vagaries of the rains, politics, behavior — human and animal.
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"I'm a fan of incorporating the shade by way of large furniture pieces, especially a supple velvet sofa," Caitlin Murray, founder and designer at Black Lacquer Design in Los Angeles, told Insider.
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But many distillers and historians today agree that Maryland rye did have a different flavor profile — sweeter than the rye made farther west, with less spice and a supple, perhaps buttery palate.
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The details on the 13th-century gilt bronze work of Pierre Gouthière are lush with naturalistic texture, whether the flowing fur of a ram's head, or the supple skin of a satyress.
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Image: GizmodoI am not a vain person, but super smooth me is a majestic cartoon variant of my normal visage with wide sparkling eyes, weird cheek and chin highlights, and supple pink lips.
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Every time the rapper-drummer-singer drops into some supple soul, he pulls himself out just as quickly, snapping into fractious (and wittily satirical) protest songs or brittle, funk-heavy hip-hop defiance.
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He could totally destroy the Democratic Party by introducing his path to citizenship, call it Donald DACA, make it supple, straightforward a clear path for the good and for the people who contribute.
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Leaving skin with a soft and supple texture, the cream is also said to minimize the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles (which by the looks of Hudson's gorgeous skin, we can believe).
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In our youth, we all learned the lesson of the Little Mermaid—that there's no greater indignity in the ocean than one sea creature feasting upon the supple flesh of another sea creature.
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ECCO Classic Moc II Venetian Loafer, $99.90 (after sale $149.95) [You save $50.05]Featuring a supple leather upper, removable insoles, and rubber outsole, the ECCO Classic II Venetian Loafers are made for comfort.
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Aromatic chicken broth with pickled beets and cauliflower, chicken confit, and sesame-garlic oil becomes even more comforting when a supple egg, marbled with Pu'er tea and soy sauce, is piled on top.
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By its supple, subtle, multi-stranded narrative, certainly, and by its accomplished technique, but also by a minor inside-baseball mystery that ultimately became a bonus strand in my reading: Who wrote it?
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Thank goodness, because Alex Draper's tender, supple lead performance as a Hungarian artist railing against 20th-century oppression had been desperate for lively company in this Potomac Theater Project production (2:15 each).
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Developed by dermatologists and estheticians, the masks contain hyaluronic acid, amino acids, and sugars (a natural humectant to helps skin retain moisture) to take skin from dry and flaky to soft and supple.
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Leather Charger Roll Up, available on Mark & Graham, $49Mark & Graham's Leather Charger Roll Up is made from soft, supple leather and has three separate pockets to stash cables and chargers on the go.
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The low tent-tunnel of the laurel walk where no one but a child can stand today, encloses me but keeps the world in view in sudden supple leaps and starts of light.
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Maggie Rogers, who grew up in rural Maryland, started out folksy but untraditional, wielding a banjo and singing with supple purity; her album "Blood Ballet" was made when she was in high school.
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Mitski has an astonishing voice—clear and supple and haunting—and so when I first heard the talent-show story I imagined it as a redemptive scene out of a John Hughes movie.
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A stretch of silky white spandex serves as the lower neck, bridging the head and the body, but it is otherwise a continuous, jointless piece of supple plastic, as smooth as a naked child.
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A final water shocker: Even though beauty magazines and celebrities may suggest overdosing on water to keep skin looking supple, researchers who looked into that claim found no scientific proof to back it up.
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This is not because English is particularly supple, wonderful or flexible in itself; it is more to do with the influence of innovations from the Anglosphere, from the good (blogs) to the ridiculous (twerking).
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Kameelah Janan Rasheed: A Supple Perimeter continues at the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council's Arts Center at Governors Island (the main exhibition at building 110, near Soissons Landing, with satellite installations elsewhere) through September 24.
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The next-best thing is to find an ultra-hydrating product that'll plump up skin to make it look moisturized, supple, and all of those good things we want our skin to look like.
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But he ultimately transformed into one of the best journalists in the business, offering supple portraits of some of the world's most complex countries, all while bringing his own earthy, sophisticated viewpoint to bear.
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The loafer style can be dressed up or down, the elasticized back negates painful blisters and break-in time, and the thinner, supple leather will mold to your foot over time like a glove.
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They're not snow boots, and they're not going to keep your feet as warm as snow boots, but the supple leather creates a cute, slouchy look and an outer that can handle serious weather.
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Rogers brought a demo of "Alaska," on which her supple soprano bobs and weaves over a sparse shuffle beat that brings to mind Williams's own work with producing partner Chad Hugo as the Neptunes.
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You can mix the herb butter together while the fish is in the oven — that is, as long as you've taken the butter out of the refrigerator in advance so it's soft and supple.
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But Mr. Ward and Mr. Hill went long stretches without playing at all, then only stepped up when their moment arrived, either to play written lines or supple improvisations, generally not at the same time.
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The music mixes standards with new songs, some written by Mr. Cooper, Lukas Nelson and Lady Gaga, whose supple, often electric singing can, at full throttle, express intensities of feeling far better than the dialogue.
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The funniest and meanest of Janet's pals is played by Patricia Clarkson, and while you don't believe her character for a second, the performance — Ms. Clarkson's supple nonchalance suggests years of practiced cruelty — is enjoyable.
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The five-member group that most people know as the Temptations is embodied with piquantly detailed individuality by charismatic, supple-voiced actors who astutely convey the imbalanced equations of ego and accommodation in their characters.
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That hide, which comes from a horse's hindquarters, is put through a complex treatment process, including two 30-day baths in the company's own special "liquor" and repeated shavings to reveal the remaining, supple shell.
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It was all falling into place; soon I'd be some kind of supple superhero flanked by a bevy of intellectually powerful young women who would look upon me favorably after they'd taken over the world.
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Yet the way Ms. Bartoli shapes the supple phrases and dispatches the dazzling coloratura roulades, combined with the gleam in her observant eyes, suggests that Isabella will soon figure out how to handle the situation.
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Barrio de Las Letras is now a hotbed of artisinal activity, where you'll find supple custom leather gloves for about €60 at Santacana and incredibly inventive hand-painted scarves, robes and kimonos at Lola Fonseca.
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We all know that exfoliating your lips is necessary — especially in colder months if you want your lipstick to look smooth and supple — but is it really worth it to buy an entire lip scrub product?
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The script's diverse figures (21 in total) are embodied by an exceptionally supple ensemble of four: Geneva Carr, Charlie Cox, Heather Lind and Morgan Spector, who shift among their identities with crisply delineating stances and accents.
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" And wax drips off your nipples and cools on your thighs, and it stings and solidifies and brings up wicked goosebumps on your soft, supple flesh, and edging close to ecstasy you pant, "I love you.
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"Familiarity is essentially trash, but it offers people the possibility to understand," he says, as he flaps a stiff crystalline rug down on the floor, handling the unbending sheet as if it were actually supple textile.
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It could be, in many ways, a prototype for a new modern golf swing — provided the golfer is as flexible, supple and athletic as Janewattananond and can generate the top-end swing speed that he does.
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The dress, in the "Second Skin" section, "is made of a light and supple synthetic fabric which is easy to wear, and the 'Charleston' effect of the fringing reveals the limbs in motion," Mr. Noisette said.
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Over the years, his Caramoor performances have been models of historic insight and careful preparation, qualities that characterized this "Pirata," including the supple and articulate playing that Mr. Crutchfield drew from the Orchestra of St. Luke's.
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At least that title fit on Saturday night, when Mr. Nelsons led a supple, uncomplicated account of "Das Rheingold" that included among its cast two singers who will be on duty at Bayreuth later this summer.
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Blackjewel agreed to pay employees past due wages, according to court papers filed on Thursday in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Charleston, West Virginia, by the company's lawyers at Squire Patton Boggs and the Supple Law Office.
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I wanted a carrot soup with character, with sunny assertive Indian spices (turmeric, coriander, mustard, cumin), a touch of coconut and a squeeze of lime; a soup with the supple consistency of heavy cream but without dairy.
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At 6 feet 4 inches and 225 pounds, the 271-year-old Lindros had the supple hands of someone much smaller, and hockey observers believed he would destroy everything in his path and score almost at will.
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For a week, I used one of the sheet masks every night before bed and by the end of it all, I was left with a more hydrated and supple complexion, change of heart, and healthy wallet.
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While the seventies and eighties were dominated by Soviet and European gymnasts who combined balletic elegance with supple acrobatics, the rise of American gymnasts featured air time and daredevilry at the expense of toe points and grace.
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In July, Cardoz staged a return with Paowalla, or "bread-maker," in a simple Spring Street space with a pizza oven; try the sourdough naan and the tingmo , a supple steamed bread excellent for seafood-curry absorption.
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Sports of The Times NEW HAVEN — Will Ingram, a 17-year-old who has played basketball since he was 3, is clear about his place on the conveyor belt that supplies supple young bodies to college basketball programs.
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Dreamy and supple at first, the premiere, for five dancers, grew heavy-handed in its depiction of sacrifice as "the chosen one" shed her clothes and danced to Arvo Pärt's well-worn "Für Alina" in the fading light.
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The bottom line While I can't speak to the long-term effects of Milk Makeup's Watermelon Brightening Face Mask as I only began using it recently, I do notice that my skin feels soft and supple post-application.
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But now, scientific evidence suggests that a compound hidden in the supple golden flesh of the fruit could solve a conundrum that researchers have been trying to pin down for years: an effective form of male birth control.
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" He pleads for "a vision of ourselves strong and supple enough both to acknowledge the lingering importance of inherited group identities while also attenuating, rather than reinforcing, the extent to which such identities are able to define us.
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To restore the constitutional balance, future Congresses will be forced to claw back some of the authority this one has ceded to presidents and our system will be less supple, less flexible and less adaptable to changing circumstances.
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But Vijay's command of storytelling is so supple that it's easy to discount the stealth with which she constructs her tale, shifting time frames with seamless ease and juggling a wealth of characters who cling to the heart.
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In a Korean mother's ongoing quest to help her offspring build thick, tough skin (both figuratively and literally), scrubbing, though painful, depleted the body of any dead cells too feeble for the real world, revealing a supple, glowing complexion.
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"Probably no American poet-critic since Randall Jarrell has written such beautiful prose or wielded such manifold and supple terms of analysis," the novelist and critic Edmund White wrote in 21990, discussing Mr. McClatchy's work as a literary essayist.
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I've tapped Vicki Fulop, co-founder of Brooklinen, a Brooklyn-based bedding startup, to give a low-down on this soft and supple material, along with some helpful tips to keep in mind next time you go linen shopping.
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Fortunately, Aritzia is meeting all of your wearable-and-fashionable-bottoms needs with its best-selling 'Daria' Pant, a legging made with soft, supple, and ultra-stretchy vegan leather (we've felt these in person, and they feel like butter).
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Formulated with a blend of nourishing oils and sugars that retain moisture, the lip treatment claims to keep your lips feeling soft and supple for up to six hours — making it worth the higher price tag, according to customers.
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I get out of the shower and start moisturizing with Happy Holistic's soothing aloe vera, lavender, and chamomile body butter, but I get distracted and only moisturize one leg, though it smells very nice and feels supple and smooth.
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Not just the stripped-down electro powerbeats whose supple muscularity is less 2-step than is reported, but Staples's exacting articulation—he's on every beat smooth and toned, never e-nun-ci-a-ting but without a word lost.
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Chin is so good at remixing technological apparatuses to demonstrate the received wisdom on which they are based (plus the pitfalls and limitations of those ideas) that a viewer might easily be mesmerized by his supple and elegant facture.
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An aspiring singer, Mr. Taylor, who had a working knowledge of several instruments and a supple, silken voice, toured with the Four Pharaohs, a doo-wop group based in Columbus, then studied at San Jose State University in California.
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Nevertheless, this supple concoction delivers a complex and nuanced medley of herbal notes: heavy on the citrus up front, in the manner of a floral gin, with a notable spicy finish that tingles at the back of the tongue.
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I'd count myself among those who find the Gear Sport's design attractive: the rotating bezel is once again a delightful UI element, the supple silicone straps make it really easy to wear, and the AMOLED screen is nicely visible outdoors.
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The elongated vamp prevents you from feeling like you're going to slip out of your shoes (or noticing that you're wearing them), and the supple Italian leather means they move as an extension of your own foot — like a glove.
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The included German-made black soft cowhide strap completes the picture from a design standpoint, but also feels very comfortable even for all-day wear, with a supple, soft finish on the brown underside where it sits on your wrist.
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If the future of phones is, as it looks to be, a departure from the aluminum designs we've enjoyed for many years, I'd love to see companies use more of these supple, touch-friendly materials to wrap them up in.
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Filled with good stuff like collagen and growth agent, the treatment is meant to fill in acne scars and fine lines and make your skin smoother, plumper and more supple, qualities I didn't even know skin was supposed to have.
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The report is mostly meant as a guide for employers looking to attract and retain millennials, who presumably are desirable because of their tech savvy, their supple young minds, and their small hands that can be used to help unjam machinery.
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Its closest kin is the yearning delicacy of Milton Nascimento's early-1970s releases; Mauro's songs, written with Ana Maria Bahiana, are equally ambitious and supple, embracing orchestral pop, kinetic percussion, introspective ballads and invocations of spirituality, both Christian and Afro-Brazilian.
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In a luxury boutique, your credit card is now likely to be whisked away — the grubby reality of commerce happens out of sight — only to be discreetly, and somewhat apologetically, returned in a supple leather binder or on a zebrawood tray.
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Some observers argue that, for all his bluster, Lieberman is a supple and pragmatic politician who will view the defense portfolio as a chance to cultivate national security credentials that, unlike the ex-generals who have filled the post, he lacks.
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Leroy Jenkins, "Space Minds, New Worlds, Survival of America" (Tomato, 1978) The violinist Leroy Jenkins made this album in a contemporary classical vein, with Mr. Teitelbaum on synthesizer, George Lewis on electronics and Mr. Cyrille in alert and supple form.
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Even a compact jacquard knit studded with steel grommets, giving the impression of a metallic yarn through actual metal, wound up supple and weightless, allowing air to move around the body as the models walked easily in their flat sandals.
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And this is sushi as you'll find it at Daigo Hand Roll Bar in the subterranean DeKalb Market Hall in Downtown Brooklyn, where almost every hand roll — made with generosity, exactitude and beautifully supple, barely anointed fish — is less than $10.
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In Philip Roth's novella "Goodbye, Columbus," the Newark working-class hero, Neil Klugman, spends a summer coveting both the supple body and well-stocked house of the rich and saucy Radcliffe student Brenda Patimkin, of Short Hills, adjacent to Livingston.
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In fact, men with all skin types will appreciate the products moisturizing properties that leave skin feeling supple and healthy and the lubricating effects that help a razor slide smoothly over the face and neck without getting caught on hairs.
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J.P. Two decades ago, the Norwegian production and songwriting duo Stargate — Tor Erik Hermansen and Mikkel Eriksen — had its breakthrough with saccharine teen Europop, and in the mid-2000s, evolved into creators of some of this country's most supple R&B.
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The 75-minute program, played without intermission, ended with Ms. Lee, who brought a winning mix of stylish grace and incisive virtuosity to Tchaikovsky's "Variations on a Rococo Theme," with Mr. Francis drawing supple and radiant playing from the orchestra.
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They prevent moisture loss from cells, which keeps skin supple, and they are a source of the skin protective antioxidant vitamin E. Sipping your sunscreen In addition to small diet changes, what you choose to sip may shield your skin from the sun.
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Baidu, the Chinese tech giant, has more than 2,000 engineers cranking away on neural net AI. For years, it seemed as though deep learning would only keep getting better, leading inexorably to a machine with the fluid, supple intelligence of a person.
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The whole show is covered in black or tan leather, with memory foam earcups covered in lambskin (look away, PETA), making them incredibly comfortable and supple, making them ideal for long hours of usage without feelings of discomfort on the temples or ears.
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By working with these materials, and finding a way to be true to what she perceives as their pictorial limitations, Sultan has found a supple way to challenge herself as well as pursue her investigation of the elemental world of perception and touch.
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With Christopher McBride on alto saxophone, Justin Thomas on vibraphone, Joshua Ramos on bass, and Makaya McCraven on drums, it suggests a sleek update to the Young Lion aesthetics of the 1980s, with tight front-line maneuvers against a strong but supple churn.
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But I also saw it in the $125 tasting, where blackberries helped out a braised pork shoulder paved with crackling hazelnuts and where a supple hunk of halibut sat over warm summer tomatoes given a briny, oceanic intensity by scraps of kombu.
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African elephants are known to love bathing, spraying and mud-wallowing, and since they have no sweat and sebum glands to keep their skin moist and supple, the tiny crevices trap and hold on to water and mud, helping to regulate body temperature.
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Yiddish was the language spoken by Tevye the milk peddler and the other shtetl characters depicted in the stories that inspired "Fiddler on the Roof," yet in this country the landmark musical has never been performed professionally in that savory and supple tongue.
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"In My Mind's Eye" — a collection of mini-essays, written one per day over the course of many months — reveals that her writing is just as elegant and erudite, and her mind just as supple, playful, curious, rigorous, humorous and surprising as ever.
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The human hearts, on the other hand, were more elongated and supple, with thinner chamber walls that could twist and pump greater volumes of blood at lower pressures than in the primate hearts, a necessity during sustained aerobic activities, like walking or jogging.
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The SquashTV commentator Joey Barrington — Jonah's son and a former professional himself — has described El Shorbagy as one of the few players who can "bully" an opponent with raw power, though his touch is deceptively supple when he needs a drop shot.
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So Britain should leave, paving the way for a more dynamic, supple state; freeing British entrepreneurs from stultifying rules cooked up with the help of monopolistic conglomerates; and releasing cash that could seed a British version of DARPA, the American government's emergent-technology arm.
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She hit upon the idea for the book in 2009, after curating a retrospective in Paris on Madeleine Vionnet, inventor of the bias cut, which gave a "supple, easy and promising" fluidity to fabric, freeing women from the armature of pre-World War I designs.
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In the evening, the line is for the chef Richard Ho's stellar soup, made with supple noodles, spongy coins of beef shank, and a twenty-four-hour bone-and-marrow broth, seasoned with rock sugar, star anise, and cinnamon, as fragrant as a bakery.
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From getting her first chemical relaxer at 6 (the "abrasive" treatment "consisted of 'opening up the hair,' leaving it more supple"), to embracing her long, braided extensions as a teenager, Mila searches for a hairstyle that will provide her with a sense of belonging.
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They met in a blur of pomp, supple leather and mutual appreciation as President Trump joined Bernard Arnault, founder and chairman of LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, the largest luxury group in the world, to cut the symbolic ribbon on a new Louis Vuitton workshop.
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True, the positions Mr. Buckley outlined over the years were supple enough, but their advocates were not: Their unthinking and increasingly ritualized loyalty to that phase of conservatism led the Republican establishment into political irrelevance, as Mr. Trump's takeover of the party so brutally revealed.
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You could see it in Nadège Vanhee-Cybulski of Hermès and her transubstantiation of the saddlemaker's apron into elegance via supple leather dresses and tunics that crisscrossed at the back, neat outerwear dangling bridle buckles and perforated cargo pants paired with cool knit tanks.
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When: April 2–May 22 Where: Acquavella Galleries (18 East 79th Street, Upper East Side, Manhattan) Linked by their consistent explorations of supple bodily forms through industrial materials, Eva Hesse and Hannah Wilke are two figures who loom large in the history of postwar abstraction.
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The show has wonderful sights: In the first gallery four dresses from the 1920s and '30s in creamy silk crepe, all attributed to O'Keeffe, progress from girlish to sophisticated, while the surrounding paintings attest to the supple range of her art in the 1920s.
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So, perhaps less productively, is the feeling that Cagnacci can't help lingering on the Magdalene's supple form or her castoff luxuries; her loosely draped hips, unspooling strings of pearls and bejeweled shoes, snaking along the painting's bottom edge, nearly upstage the narrative of repentance.
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In the film, Cave worries that his voice is out of shape for recording, and Skeleton Tree's vocals are indeed a far cry from the banshee shrieks he emitted in his second band, the Birthday Party, or the supple, funereal croon he started employing through the 1990s.
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The Kardashians (Kim, Kourtney, and Khloé), Priyanka Chopra, Natalie Portman, supposedly even Kate Middleton: They've all credited the same unassuming bottle of Bio-Oil with fading scars, keeping skin supple and hydrated, and helping prevent stretch marks during pregnancy — all for roughly $12 at the drugstore.
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Instead, DeWitt's supple observations (as when Jean examines herself in the shower, "looking for some ugliness to shed," or imagines a home "in which the soul could forget itself between doorways") take precedence over rote storytelling, yielding a novel notable for the delicacy of its moods.
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Leather is on the rise, ascendant at Tod's, where the design team went back to its bags and driving-shoe roots for trench coats, motorcycle jackets, trousers and skirts in supple calfskin and shades of black, brown, red and white (the simplest statement yet of brand identity).
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A skinny teen-age boy, bare to the waist and glistening with sweat, squelched around in a brick-lined pit, sorting pieces of "wet blue," tinged that color from processing with highly toxic chromium salts, which leaves the leather more supple than the older, vegetable-processing method.
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Ms. Wiest and her director, the Yale Repertory Theater chief James Bundy, move us through Winnie's rambling monologues with a supple feel for their varying texture, from high-flown literary quotations to the halting moments when the tap seems to run dry and Winnie loses track of her thoughts.
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A journey of transformation, in which the white European is spiritually renewed, almost at the expense of his darkly exotic subjects, is familiar enough from German Romanticism; you can imagine a contemporary version, in which the novelist traffics in the most supple kind of self-protective self-criticism.
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The masks were all moisturizing and left my skin soft and supple, but I didn't see immediate pore-tightening or firming results — which is to be expected from a one-time use sheet maskHoney is one of my favorite skin-care ingredients, so I tried the Honey Collection first.
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Among the new bands are the Indigo/Craie/Orange Swift Leather Double Tour and the Bordeaux/Rose Extrême/Rose Azalée Swift Leather Double Tour ($489), both of which wrap around the wrist twice and are handmade in France using Barenia leather, textured Epsom leather, or supple Swift leather.
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The clothing racks had a long black dress with gold-velvet embroidered flowers from Rochas, a white and black silk dress from Roksanda with black velvet trim around the neck, and a minidress in black velvet with lace trim from Valentino, all highlighting the supple fabric's big fashion moment.
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His 12 sons, by contrast, fill the height of each six-and-a-half-foot canvas; they pose frontally, in profile or from behind, and they wear a startling variety of crisp, supple fabrics, whose glamour or grittiness echoes Jacob's foretelling of their destinies in the Book of Genesis.
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Designed with travel in mind, with lots of inside pockets and modules, the bags are made from leathers found at small specialty workshops throughout Europe, including a particularly supple French calfskin from a tannery in Strasbourg, France, and a naturally pebbled buffalo skin from another outside Florence, Italy.
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"All disciplines need the basics of dressage to start with, because the horse needs to be supple, it needs to sit on the haunches, it needs to learn how to be balanced," said Marvin Brangman, who will ride MM Godiva Chokalat, a 12-year-old bay Arabian mare.
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Hungry City 8 Photos View Slide Show ' Three and a half millenniums ago, the Mayans figured out the trick for turning hard dried corn into supple dough, soaking the kernels with wood ashes, burned lime or charred mollusk shells until they shed their hulls and grew soft and pliant.
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The notorious 1962 Decca tryout tape, where they failed the audition, and deserved to, seems almost impossible to reconcile with the final, elegiac side of "Abbey Road," or with the music of the last rooftop concert, in London in January, 1969—all that passionate, smoky, supple playing and singing.
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The Day Glove ($115) requires zero break-in time, the premium leather is soft, supple, and molds to your foot for an increasingly customized fit over time, and the elongated upper negates both angry red lines and the feeling that you may slip out when taking a deep step.
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But even more interesting were the nubby sweaters and mid-calf skirts, worn under a grand scarf with dangling fringe, the supple leathers and long thin-knit Martha Graham dresses, all of which spoke softly of a more internal sense of security but wielded a pretty strong punch.
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Available at Soko Glam, $15 [Take 15% off with the promo code "SGBOKB18" while supplies last] Reminiscent of the cult-favorite Laneige lip mask at Sephora, this lip mask is packed with nourishing avocado, sweet almond, and apricot seed oils to make your lips supple overnight, even if they're already chapped.
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As such, Mucha's version of Art Nouveau is a pre-modern graphic art that looks post-modern as it bends the mind towards the incomprehensible: a vantage point, at the time, from which to start to breakout of a Renaissance perspective position towards a more supple non-Euclidean modern awareness.
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Photo: APJust like it's gotten caught red-handed allowing landlords to tailor ads excluding potential tenants on the basis of race or ethnicity or anyone to purchase ads targeting groups like "Jew haters," Facebook has apparently been helping dozens of companies target employment ads only to those supple, hard-working youths.
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Ms. Hudes, who won a Pulitzer Prize for "Water by the Spoonful," part of her trilogy about an Iraq war veteran, and also wrote the book for "In the Heights," Lin-Manuel Miranda's breakthrough musical, has a supple feel for characterization and a wide-ranging sympathy for life's waifs and strays.
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Liu Yu-yao, supple in blue, sits behind an austere table; two others, Liu Miao-miao and Li Jia-bo, both in white, enter backward from opposite sides of the stage and merge in swirling duets that Liu Yu-yao, the obvious outsider and racked by jealousy, either instigates or interrupts.
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While the craftsmanship of the house's ready-to-wear is already couture-level in many ways — its supple leather separates, delicately embellished evening gowns and deeply decadent unlined furs — Piccioli's couture collections often offers a more private luxury: Logos and extraneous embellishment are stripped away to reveal a spare, heightened vision.
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Other highlights included a supple Cordero di Montezemolo, which had the aroma of soft leather; a Vietti that was as pale as a dark rosé yet dense with earthy, meaty flavors; a floral, sweetly fruited Cavallotto riserva; and a savory, fresh, complex Franco Fiorina, a producer I had never encountered before.
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Still, his critical observations are measured and nuanced, if not correct, although readers who worship the Boss may grumble at his preference for the supple, street-kid Bruce Springsteen who made the scene prior to "Born to Run," the 1975 breakthrough album faulted by Hajdu for its "grandiosity" and "cartoonish" vision.
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Word of the Day adjective: moving and bending with ease adjective: (used of persons' bodies) capable of moving or bending freely adjective: (used of personality traits) readily adaptable verb: make pliant and flexible _________ The word supple has appeared in 125 New York Times articles in the past year, including on Sept.
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The novel's magnificent closing spasm, constructed out of a single paragraph that throws itself across eighteen pages (the supple, "running" English in this translation, from 211, is by Sverre Lyngstad), mimics the very "running conversation" that Elias feels exiled from: in the end, Elias can conduct a running conversation only with himself.
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Among the other five dozen or so columns terminating in human feet, dreamy red ships festooned with curious anchors, graphically ominous wooden boxes of loose fingers, and other strange and supple products of Fonseca's imagination, one final piece not to miss is a severely cut block of white Carrara marble called "Ludovisi," 1975.
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A more supple strategist and orator than our president might have been able to adapt his tough-guy proposals to this complicated new reality, and in the process to exploit the Democrats' core vulnerability — their difficulty figuring out exactly what kind of deportation policies, if any, their base will allow them to support.
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At $395, it's not by any means a cheap investment, but a few things make it easier to justify: a great design, quality leather that should grow even more supple over time, a timeless aesthetic that will age gracefully, and the comparative prices of similar leather weekenders with designs I didn't find nearly as useful.
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So it kicks off the dead skin cells but also produces this phenomenon that&aposs called cavitation, which breaks down the molecules of water into smaller particles, and then actually the skin accepts it, so it&aposs extremely beneficial for the dehydrated skin because you will see how supple the skin will be after.
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You are a man dedicated to his bees, a man so at home with the creatures that in the face of literally thousands of stingers poised all around you, ready to inflict hell upon your supple flesh, you just laugh your ass off and drive home, because you know that bees are not to be wasted.
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The zoo, in retrospect, seems like the perfect place to learn that if you're going to outgrow your old self anyway, you may as well learn to value alien experience, to not recoil from new sensations, and to respond with supple curiosity, not rigid fear, when some scaly or feathered gift crawls into your open palm.
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" Two kinds of slime girl-like creatures that appear in the Sailor Moon series include Peropero, a shape-shifting demon minion that's a mass of green gel sometimes in the form of a bunny, sometimes a woman, and Jamanen (Jellax in the English dub), a "nude, near featureless lady with a red coloration and supple body.
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A common tern clipped overhead, translucent supple wing beats over a river crowded with traffic, and something about its flight made me think that it was flying under clouds, but there were no clouds, there were no clouds anywhere and had not been all day, and the sky was the stretched, varnished perfection of linseed-thinned oils.
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Just as the American Republic prospered by extending its franchise to African-Americans and women, transforming in stages its ruling institutions, so the modernist artistic tradition of Manet and Matisse has developed and survived by being supple enough to critique and reject its sexist and racist elements, and thus make space for those thus far excluded.
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"Chin is so good at remixing technological apparatuses to demonstrate the received wisdom on which they are based (plus the pitfalls and limitations of those ideas) that a viewer might easily be mesmerized by his supple and elegant facture," wrote Hyperallergic's critic Seph Rodney in a review of Chin's exhibition Mel Chin: All Over the Place at the Queens Museum in 2018.
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The lebkuchen made with more than a dozen spices and aged for months before being baked, the strudel dough rolled by hand until supple and translucent enough to read a newspaper through, and the pillow-sized sourdoughs that took days to ferment, were as intricate and impractical as meat-and-potatoes staples like Königsberger Klopse (veal meatballs in cream sauce) were utilitarian.
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" (The supple English makes the translation, by Jennifer Croft, look to have been easy, which it surely cannot have been.) The narrator, whose parents appear to have had deep roots in the country, a traditional existence punctuated only by annual vacations, tells us that she is thrilled by her unmoored existence: "I can't extract nutrition from the ground, I am the anti-Antaeus.
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Inside a cathedral-like space in one of the 19th-century brownstones just south of the old Whitney Museum, you will find the 160-year-old heritage label's full range of women's and men's leather goods and accessories, luggage and textiles, including a store-exclusive Danse bag in supple nubuck leather inspired by the rectangular volume of a classic trunk ($3,2350).
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One of her signature dishes—a round of butter-fried charcoal bread with salted cream, sturgeon caviar, and a supple 63-degree sous vide yolk the texture of ripe Brie—would feel right at home on the crisp white tablecloths of Jean-Georges, while a simple salad of Chinese kale topped with dates, toasted almonds, and a crispy squid ink-tinted tuile feels more freeform.
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JAB entered the luxury market with fanfare in 2007 and soon snatched up brands such as the American-based designer Derek Lam; the Italian handbag label Zagliani (then known for using Botox in its exotic-skin totes and purses to keep them supple); the British jeweler Solange Azagury-Partridge; and leather-goods names like Jimmy Choo, Bally and Belstaff, all under a new division called Labelux.
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Here are the best body scrubs you can buy:Best body scrub overall: Herbivore Coco Rose Body PolishBest coffee body scrub: Frank Body Original Coffee ScrubBest sugar body scrub: Tree Hut Coconut Lime Shea Sugar ScrubBest gel body scrub: Neutrogena Body Clear Body ScrubThe best body oils you can buyIf smooth, supple skin is what you're looking for, then theFresh Life Body Oil is the bottle you want to reach for.
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Sparingly appointed with Regency chairs and Art Nouveau sconces — as well as simpler pieces, including a giant copper planter designed by Uniacke and stocked with firewood — it also carries her own line of furniture and her newly launched fabric collection, which, as one might expect, is exactly what you need for modern country life: supple linens from the U.K. and mohair velvets in earth and jewel tones — and nothing more.
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