But, mostly, he's terrifically, terrifyingly insane, and a complete original.
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The ceramic fingerprint sensor on the front is terrifically fast.
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He's a terrifically talented lawyer and a very honorable person.
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It's terrifically challenging, but we're determined to figure it out.
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I was terrifically lonely and he was a tremendous listener.
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And the Grizzlies were terrifically exciting — until they were not.
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"It's terrifically exciting," said Williams, who praised Brown's ride on Rekindling.
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Besides being terrifically fast and loud, it actually corners quite nicely.
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It was fast, sure, but terrifically compromised in all other departments.
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Her book is terrifically encouraging, if not exactly filled with surprises.
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Pahk and Agard, for publicizing a terrifically entertaining and underrated league.
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Phantasmagorical and terrifically violent high jinks ensue, among other arresting visuals.
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It is terrifically accurate, and no less unnecessary than any other apps.
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Yarny, too, is terrifically animated and expressive, even without a proper face.
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The gore is not too gory, and the action is terrifically fun.
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But throughout the fight Machida's work on the feet looked terrifically sharp.
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For the European Union, another Italian election would be terrifically bad timing.
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Kevin is such a talented and terrifically gifted actor, and it's so sad.
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The wardrobe department did a great job, but not all the costumes fit terrifically.
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Kevin is such a talented and a terrifically gifted actor, and it's so sad.
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Ikea's new Solviden LED solar powered lights are uniquely eco-friendly and terrifically weird.
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Most of the time, we get along terrifically, chatting and laughing through the day.
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We didn't play well at either end, we made mistakes and they played terrifically.
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It is also a terrifically entertaining movie, which I don't entirely mean as praise.
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While Howard was judged as terrifically competent, Heidi was judged as unlikeable, Rivers explained.
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This Korean girl group's second album, as tangible as Silly Putty, terrifically demonstrates why.
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Over the past three months, engineers have had a terrifically difficult time plugging the leak.
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It's a welcome moment of light relief in a game that can get terrifically bleak.
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I'm sure it's terrifically satisfying to clown a man you despise with your TV show.
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So the assassination, though terrifically staged, is uncertainly motivated when a Trumpalike is its object.
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And here's the future Hall of Fame quarterback playing baseball in some terrifically old-school sweatpants.
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Jim Jeffries finally came out of retirement in 1910 to fight Jack Johnson and lost terrifically.
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A terrifically bright, almost scary abstract canvas from 1961 by Sadamasa Motonaga hangs at the entrance.
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Not only are they terrifically complex vulnerabilities, the fixes that do exist have come in patchwork fashion.
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The brain is a terrifically complex instrument, and its misfires are not like diagnosing a busted carburetor.
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Toobin: All of Don Jr's behavior suggests someone who is really not a terrifically intelligent person pic.twitter.
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The British TV series "Black Mirror" often paints a terrifically spooky and deranged vision of technological excess.
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Those can all be terrifically convenient, but they might actually help in case any crimes occur, too.
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"Cutting off medical care from people who really need it doesn't seem terrifically great idea," she says.
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It wasn't, in other words, a terrifically complex situation for Benjamin Millepied to wrap his head around.
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If they've done terrifically, whether they have a little company, or whether they work, whatever they're doing.
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In the 80s, the first version of the Microsoft Flight Simulator looked terrifically convincing to legions of players.
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Brian McCann handled them terrifically ... and we look up and we got our 27 outs from two guys.
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Beneath that, there's an advance copy of "Disappearance at Devil's Rock," by Paul Tremblay, which looks terrifically scary.
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It's a terrifically long study on the nature of open-world games and what they mean to players.
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This is called working the refs, and it turns out Zuckerberg is a terrifically easy ref to work.
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But while he can be terrifically quotable and entertaining, he also has a tendency to utter outrageous things.
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I don't consider myself terrifically senior and I actually don't edit anything, but I do write for the Atlantic.
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And the result is a sharp, wistful, melancholy season of television that is also a terrifically entertaining murder mystery.
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"Halloween" (season 2, episode 6) The first of Buffy's semiannual Halloween episodes inaugurates the tradition in terrifically fun style.
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The space itself is terrifically grim, drenched in graffiti, including a pre-emptive up-yours to would-be walkouts.
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That extremely long word in the bottom third was intimidating, but the passage was smooth overall and terrifically interesting.
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" Hathaway replied, "That's the face I make when I'm trying not to flop sweat on a terrifically famous pop star.
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But they do not have terrifically bad dust allergies, a 74-pound Labrador retriever, and a roommate with two cats.
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But either way, it'd make a terrifically blunt, graphic Jessica Jones-like series about conflicting agendas and radical wish fulfillment.
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"Most liquors make me want to fight," she said, holding up the bar's terrifically spicy Margarita Guayaba (mezcal, lime, guava).
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On the bright side, this is an excuse to go see Jenkins' terrifically feminist Wonder Woman for the umpteenth time.
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It's terrifically funny, and it allows the film to subtly underline the ideas of personal growth seeded throughout the movie.
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In the terrifically titled "The Plastic Dome of Norma Jean" (Saturday), from 1966, Norma Jean (Sharon Henesy) has psychic powers.
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"For this president, losing both councils is terrifically challenging," said Richard Levick, founder of the Washington public relations firm Levick.
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Especially in the first half, Ms. Copeland was terrifically in the moment, reacting freshly to each turn in the story.
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And from the couple of weeks I spent with the Roku Speakers, I can confidently say that they're terrifically idiot-proof.
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Molson makes a terrifically drinkable—if generic—lager with a profile that definitely befits its being chugged as a mild punishment.
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The terrifically successful PEPFAR and malaria programs, for example, are reliant on direct U.S. government funding for their success so far.
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Tall, imposing, terrifically rich and fond of carrying a riding crop at all times, A'lelia was notorious for soigné sex parties.
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He even turns to Cato (a terrifically unsettling Alano Miller), a fellow slave who's managed to become a Macon family favorite.
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In David Zinn's terrifically detailed two-tiered set, a spiral staircase connects the floors, and the action moves between them almost constantly.
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The shows are known for their action-packed narratives, gripping story arcs, pulpy relationships, and, of course, terrifically good-looking lead actors.
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The studio has earned its reputation and the trust of millions of consumers over the course of several terrifically popular GTA games.
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But if Mr. Hill's overarching plot has its problems, he remains a terrifically ingratiating writer when it comes to ambience and spirit.
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What results is a terrifically clever reimagining of The Turn of the Screw — preserving the destabilizing mood, and adding some modern touches.
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Books of The Times Kaitlyn Greenidge's terrifically auspicious debut novel, "We Love You, Charlie Freeman," begins with a deceptively high-concept premise.
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A slice could have the perfect ratio of cheese and sauce to dough, but still be missing something terrifically hard to explain.
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The book he eventually pieced together, which in earlier form earned him an undergraduate thesis award, is startling, disturbing and terrifically readable.
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"Hereditary" is a terrifically absorbing puzzle until the moment you solve it, when its disparate elements coalesce into a dispiritingly familiar picture.
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Allen Zhu, an early investor in Ofo who is pushing for a merger, says making money is terrifically hard with so much competition.
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Another Philadelphia native (and former Violator), the guitarist Steve Gunn, relocated to Brooklyn and made several albums of warm but terrifically complex music.
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He'd replace it with something that would be really just terrifically goddamn awesome and, sure, that was light on specifics, but it sounded sexy.
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They replied terrifically fast, confirmed the presence of the keylogger (which actually was a debug trace) and released an update that removes the trace.
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Absolutely. But the case is terrifically portable and holds enough recharges inside to give the AirPods a total of over 24 hours of playback.
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There's even more about its ecstasies and agonies in "Tickled," a terrifically entertaining documentary about a strange, murky corner of the adult tickling world.
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The theme wasn't terrifically opaque, but there were plenty of headscratchers in the normal clues, some of which we'll get into in a bit.
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I mean, he just loves figuring how to make things and he hits it off terrifically well with our fellow who runs his car.
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TikTok, that oasis of hilarious teens and terrifically absurd videos, will be one of our only political ad-free havens during the 2020 campaign.
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I have no information about that, but what I would say about Microsoft is, I really, I think Satya is a terrifically transformational leader.
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Photographer Tasya van Ree and actress Amber Heard made some terrifically sexy and timeless photographs and short films together during their time as a couple.
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The show is terrifically funny, especially in its depiction of the fringes of show business, but what sticks with you is Barry's inability to change.
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But that queasy, empty feeling is the point: This is a terrifically enjoyable movie that leaves you in a state of rage, nausea and despair.
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Speaking of, their terrifically long (and flexible) stingers are a modified sex organ that's now capable of delivering a solid half-hour of excruciating pain.
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If it adds little to the existing formula for the series, it'll still be an enjoyable Hollywood-aping romp—but likely terrifically hollow with it.
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HAIL HAIL A GENIUS HAS VACATED THIS REALM: #RIPKevinMeaney Kevin Meaney was a great standup, a terrifically funny actor and a very nice man. RIP
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Fried fish, terrifically fresh and not at all greasy, came on a garlicky skordalia with a vinegar-based dip and a caviar-infused tartar sauce.
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"We're terrifically excited that, thanks to the VR potential of Google Expedition, children, their teachers and families can visit the Palace, wherever they live," adds Rellie.
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We know they are going to do terrifically well in the markets and I'd give them a chance to perform and take a longer term view.
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It's a terrifically representative episode of this hangdog hangout comedy about the people who make the place where "everybody knows your name" a place worth going.
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Jerry, you were hilarious and terrifically talented – what an honor to be able to watch up close as you and your brother create your special magic.
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Most intriguing of all, and the one who seems less of a "type" than the others, is a thoughtful old man with a terrifically expressive face.
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It's terrifically fun, both in its own right and from a nostalgia perspective, and I'm all for standing up to the man, defying the system, etc.
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In fact, the opposite is true: "Homecoming" has a terrifically show-offy visual style, and its sound design is almost overwhelming in its persistence and scope.
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The movie, which is wrapping up its festival run ahead of its imminent release on Netflix, terrifically exploits anxieties about the integrity of our online identities.
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Duhamel is terrifically sinister in this role, making Frank a smirking shark who can turn from whiskey-drenched camaraderie to sudden, catastrophic temper tantrums in a heartbeat.
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Hays' entire search lasts for nearly 10 minutes of screentime and is fraught with tension and dread; the show really builds some terrifically creepy atmosphere right here.
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Season 33 may be the biggest test of tribal delineations yet, with "Millennials" going up against "Gen X"; the result could be terrifically annoying, hilarious, or both.
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That telescoping action, it seems, is just to make it look cool—which it does—even if it's terrifically over-engineered and much more durable than necessary.
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O'Connell, the terrifically committed star of Starred Up, '71, and Unbroken, can only do so much to make him a person instead of an erratic plot device.
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"Normally it's not terrifically meaningful for stocks, but here and there you can get situations where it matters a little," FBR Capital Markets analyst Barton Crockett said.
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Contrary to the popular narrative, the failure of the terrifically unpopular AHCA does not mean the status quo is working or that leaving it unchanged is wise.
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But what makes "As You Like It" so thrilling is that when the cast is all assembled, it looks like New York City — busy, diverse, terrifically vital.
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Jackson rushes more than any modern quarterback, which is a problem for defenses in and of itself, but he has also been terrifically efficient as a passer.
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Any exploration of Latino art must necessarily be vast; after all, the category Latino is terrifically capacious, encompassing dozens of cultures and identities and origins and histories.
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They're the centerpiece of Kevin Lippert's terrifically fun new book about the history of border tensions between the two nations, War Plan Red, available from Princeton Press.
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They just-- they had a terrifically good idea of repurchasing when the company only had a market value of-- you know, in the-- in-- less than $215 billion.
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As a case in point, look at the latest batch of Star Wars films, which have performed terrifically in the US and Canada, but have struggled slightly overseas.
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His quest for the One Ring — er, the mirror — takes up the majority of the movie's running time, which you also wouldn't know from those terrifically misleading trailers.
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Lindsay is something straight out of every high school landscape: a girl who's a whirlwind of fierce fun to her best friends, and terrifically mean to everyone else.
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In his intensely strange and terrifically vivid new book, "Being a Beast: Adventures Across the Species Divide," the English naturalist Charles Foster occasionally removes his clothes as well.
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The centerpiece of "The Uptick," the terrifically satisfying season capper, is a profane Erlich Bachman soliloquy about how he turned the Silicon Valley buzz mill to his advantage.
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If this were available on a portable console, I'd be miles past my stop for home before I noticed the mistake, so terrifically kinetic is the core campaign.
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She also discovers that she can use some supernatural powers, which prove essential for removing a not-terrifically-explained black mist that blocks her way on several occasions.
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A terrifically talented writer and historian, Cokie published six books, many of them best-sellers and most about women in American history, whose stories often had been overlooked.
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You need not have the slightest interest in Wenner, his magazine or even the music it celebrated to find this a terrifically astute work of pop-cultural history.
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Then, somehow, Kim decided that a summit with Trump would make sense -- and the two sat down in Singapore last month, a meeting that Trump claimed had gone terrifically.
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If people have some basic measure of rational capacity — this is not a terrifically demanding criterion — they are normally entitled to make decisions for themselves, even ill-advised ones.
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Those are characters from what can be terrifically violent games—but they don't come close, as playable types with a very particular baggage attached, to what Pyramid Head represents.
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" Other standouts in a series of terrific performances were Rufus Wainwright who sang her hits "Blue" and "All I Want" while James Taylor performed a terrifically moody rendition of "Woodstock.
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Twelve-step programs are terrifically effective at forcing us to confront our own weaknesses and dependencies, so why not use them to diagnose issues in bad relationships or toxic workplaces?
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Even as "Patriot" zooms through terrifically tense action sequences, the show is primarily character driven, and it revels in everyone's weird hats, weird looks, weird turns of phrase, weird hobbies.
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"High Fidelity," beginning Friday on Hulu, is a terrifically cool show that gets awfully far on vibes alone, thanks in large part to a mesmerizing lead performance from Zoë Kravitz.
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It might be my least favorite of the three books, but Catching Fire was a terrifically entertaining film, precisely for the reasons that it sort of dragged on the page.
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All but nine survived to breed—a son bred with his mother, a daughter with her father, and the rest of the offspring with each other—producing a terrifically inbred lineage.
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It's a terrifically clever way to avoid the common smartphone pitfalls of either trying to be everything to everyone, or making specialized devices—how many selfie smartphones do we really need?
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But as Earnest wisely notes, it's tedious to speak of a present day crisis when in fact we are a terrifically loquacious visual culture – and have so many gifted art writers.
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But as anyone who's whiled away a weekend afternoon in front of a Law & Order marathon would tell you, even a formulaic show with a great franchise can be terrifically watchable.
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The movie settles into its groove when Wiktor takes up with Zula (a terrifically vivid Joanna Kulig), a singer with a dramatic voice, pillowy lips and visceral ambition fueled by desperation.
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The reveal that Donkey Doug is Jason's dad is terrifically funny, and Michael and Tahani's utter amusement at all of the circumstances of Jason's upbringing made the story click even more.
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How best to follow up a six-volume, 3,600-page, terrifically indiscreet autobiographical novel that cops to infidelity, self-mutilation, premature ejaculation, alcoholism, attraction to reactionary politics and ambivalence about fatherhood?
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There are some terrifically creepy moments peppered throughout the film, and Trachtenberg shoots Goodman as a looming, powerful presence, someone who sees you when you're sleeping and knows when you're awake.
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Parker's unearthed past has inspired the messy conversations we need to have about consent and the changing way we think about sexual assault, which my colleague Caroline Framke dug into terrifically here.
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Pepe, a cartoon frog originally created by Matt Furie for his comic Boy's Club, has had a terrifically long run as a meme, buoyed through many internet epochs by edits and recontextualization.
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It's the rare series that seriously considers the perspectives of believers, nonbelievers, and those who are questioning their faith, and it's terrifically thoughtful about the strained relationships between parents and children too.
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A terrifically hard puncher and a top-notch judoka, the stocky Cuban has come down from middleweight to welterweight and is still giving up reach and height to most of his opponents.
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But if, like me, you can't wait that long, I highly recommend you should pick up Children of the New World, a terrifically terrifying debut short story collection by newcomer Alexander Weinstein.
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Volkanovski and Magomedsharipov are on opposite ends of the spectrum in terms of featherweight physique, but with Volkanovski's effective ring cutting and constant pressure that fight could be a terrifically entertaining one.
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You can wonder whether starting yet another HBO pilot with implied sexual violence is really needed in 2016 (and many have), but the Teddy twist in and of itself is terrifically executed.
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They pretended to be showing off their dramatic chops, declared they were passionate about production design and broke into a terrifically precise little musical medley to introduce the best costume design nominees.
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Reigns, on iOS (and also PC and Android, but I've been playing it on a broken old iPad), is a terrifically addictive balancing act of regal responsibility, with a wickedly dark heart.
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Now, Morgan, which rediscovered its love of three wheels in 2011, steps into the future (kinda) with the EV3, a terrifically eccentric contribution to the auto industry's shift away from internal combustion engine.
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This eerie film, part sci-fi and part horror, features a terrifically isolating performance by Scarlett Johansson as the alien in question, and some of the strangest, spookiest images you'll ever see onscreen.
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The 16-50mm kit lens looks terrifically compact and lightweight, and I imagine that'll be the take-everywhere pick between the two Z-mount DX lenses that Nikon has ready for this camera.
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So I think he&aposs trying to sell that message but it&aposs having a terrifically negative impact in the short run on Republicans who are running for congressional seats in those states.
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From a constructor's point of view, both of these words must be terrifically useful because of their vowelly endings as much as their appeal to the solver (or this solver, at any rate).
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The terrifically talented Benjamin Lewis, the Adrian I saw, radiated a sweet and incandescent solipsism, untainted by hipster irony, that befits a lad who is after all the star of his own life.
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Ivey is terrific, and terrifically varied, as a woman whose no-nonsense briskness disguises a host of feelings she sees no profit in exploring, including a lifetime's resentment over caring for difficult men.
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The second season, in particular, builds terrifically to its second half, where revelation after revelation culminates in a finale that feels massive without resorting to big explosions or any of the usual tricks.
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In 2014, he and frequent screenwriter partner Simon Barrett made The Guest, a terrifically taut, John Carpenter-inspired thriller starring Downton Abbey's Dan Stevens as a military vet infiltrating a family under false pretenses.
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And her reflections on being a white woman of privilege in our society today were terrifically contextualized when she spoke about how she could communicate this privilege to suburban women who voted for Trump.
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Robot" knowledge, but as long as you have a loose memory of the characters and a general sense of cynicism, you'll be able to jump in on the terrifically tense and brooding premiere. "Mr.
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There's no particularly elegant way to share these socially, as there's only a web viewer for Sony's 3D format, but they're still terrific and terrifically fun little snippets that people can get super creative with.
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You had a terrifically talented leader who identified new technologies that allowed him to build bigger, faster, better planes, and he kept turning that cycle and that worked for quite a while until it didn't.
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Although it may leave you sick to your stomach, he added, "that queasy, empty feeling is the point: This is a terrifically enjoyable movie that leaves you in a state of rage, nausea and despair."
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But there's always room for more good sketch comedy, and there's also always room for more work for Robin Thede, a terrifically funny comedian whose BET talk show, The Rundown, was unfortunately canceled in 103.
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But, after those slaves were freed, these terrifically awful white men saw this continued enjoyment of watermelon as a way of taunting their former owners, and, as a result, they attempted to subvert its meaning.
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Chefs say expediters should be precise, strategic and terrifically organized, with an uncanny, up-to-the-minute knowledge of all of the restaurant's moving parts, and an ability to communicate with ease, clarity and speed.
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TCL Made Its Terrifically Cheap 4K TV Even BetterPhoto: Adam Clark Estes (Gizmodo)It seemed unbelievable last year, when a handful of TV companies started selling 4K TVs with HDR and Dolby Vision for around $600.
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"In 1991, Anita Hill made history by the simple yet terrifically courageous act of standing up to an arrogantly gender-biased political culture," wrote Patricia Hill in The Nation on the 20th anniversary of the hearings.
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Get Out is Jordan Peele's first film as a director, and it's a doozy – a taut, terrifically entertaining thriller that doubles as one of the sharpest commentaries on race that we've seen onscreen in recent years.
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In a 21910 video called "The Trick Brain," the contemporary British artist Ed Atkins adds terrifically creepy spoken commentary to an old film tour of the personal art collection amassed by the French Surrealist André Breton.
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And the chairman of the company was a terrifically charismatic guy, and he said: You know, Bobby, you can please for me to tell those board member how you make the success over this long time.
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The conceit is also animating Billy Crudup, who after a four-year absence from the New York stage appears to be having the time of his life in a sly role terrifically suited to his gifts.
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Saving the day is the terrifically smart Canadian artist Stan Douglas, whose video installation "Doppelgänger" uses two projectors, on either side of a translucent central screen, to narrate a tale of quantum mechanics and split personalities.
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Halliday's first novel is two in one: a May-December romance featuring a character who bears a terrifically unabashed resemblance to Philip Roth and a slowly unspooling tragedy about an Iraqi-American detained at Heathrow Airport.
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Initially produced with smoky Chinese Lapsang Suchong tea, recent batches have been getting their smoke character from time spent aging in peat-heavy Scotch whisky barrels, which yields a sweet, umami-rich, and yes, terrifically smoky profile.
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" In a 2004 interview in The New York Times, Mr. Ricks summed up my sense of the best of Mr. Dylan's oeuvre: "I just think we're terrifically lucky to be alive at a time when he is.
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Critic's Pick When the journalist John D'Agatta wrote a play called "The Lifetime of a Fact" in 2003, he couldn't have known that it would one day become a terrifically engaging Broadway drama starring a boy wizard.
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"I don't eat meat very often so, when I do, I want it to be very meaty," says Leivaditaki, as she snips the quails off from the knee-down, her small hands terrifically strong, her huge eyes blinking.
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Bacon Defender is a terrifically fun and very difficult game, one that asks players to zap fecal matter that plunges from the sky, a visual signifier meant to emulate how readily literal shit can get on your precious meat.
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Indisputable proof that boring (or at least bored) people can be terrifically exciting company, this beautiful and surprising musical from the composer David Yazbek and the playwright Itamar Moses takes place in a terminally sleepy provincial corner of Israel.
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"This inattention could have created the opportunity for a local group — perhaps with external encouragement or support — to emerge from obscurity and perpetrate such terrifically lethal attacks," said Bruce Hoffman, a terrorism expert at the Council on Foreign Relations.
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Total Freedom landed near the top of our favorite mixes of 2015 with a terrifically aggressive yet sensual Rinse FM mix, and will collaborate with Elysia Crampton on her new album along with Why Be, Rabit, Lexxi, and more.
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"If the goal is to generate temporary relief and to make a splash, then what they're doing is terrifically fine," said Jonathan H. Adler, director of the Center for Business Law & Regulation at Case Western Reserve University School of Law.
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There's a terrifically sardonic slant to this chap's ever-so self-aware patter, however styled out it is, and that's a wonderfully refreshing thing to come across in a field where everyone has the most original ideas, all the time.
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Tamaryn's musical influences include guitar-wielding goths (Nine Inch Nails, the Cure) and pop auteurs (Kanye West, Kate Bush); on this new record, she pushes her terrifically emotive voice to the foreground, suggesting her increasing devotion to the pop pantheon.littlefieldnyc.
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Start to unpack the comedy of the figures listed above, or of their modern comedic descendants and fellow travelers like the terrifically funny hosts of the leftist podcast Chapo Trap House, and you'll find that somewhere, deep down, they care deeply.
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This is where one day you can watch "Wild," a terrifically original German fiction film from Nicolette Krebitz about a woman and her wolf and next day watch an eagle land on the arm of a girl (Otto Bell's "The Eagle Huntress").
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The driving performance of the truck, it's great, it's very smooth, it's very powerful with the 420-horsepower motor, it's got gobs of torque, it's terrifically powerful, it's gonna be able to tow 23,600 pounds, it can carry 2,000 pounds in the bed.
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So there is teenage Eva (Jacqueline Guillén), bursting into tears on a prom night gone wrong, wanting so badly the solace of her mother (Maria Elena Ramirez), but having only her sweetly bumbling father (a terrifically winning Triney Sandoval) to drive her home.
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We have a better understanding of who you all are and what you want from us and we're building that rather than trying too many new things that doesn't allow us to do a really deep job of doing any one thing terrifically well.
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The terrifically titled Awesome Possum... Kicks Dr. Machino's Butt from Tengen saw an environmentally minded marsupial go up against a mad scientist set on world domination, but the late-1993 Mega Drive exclusive was poorly received by critics and didn't spawn any follow-ups.
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Well, you could start by not praising a man who has been accused of groping people's genitals without their permission and make a statement about how sexual harassment and assault should never be tolerated, no matter how "talented and terrifically gifted" that predator might be.
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While the siege that led up to the King's Landing apocalypse was plagued with some of the same strategic implausibilities and geographical confusion that has been an issue for much of this season, what followed was a terrifically and terrifyingly rendered decimation of a city.
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" The #MeToo movement revealed how NDAs enabled sexual and discriminatory misconduct While NDAs have rightfully come under scrutiny in the wake of the #MeToo movement, Altman, who has written on the subject, told Insider that NDAs are widely used and "are terrifically important for business.
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Instead, I made morning glory muffins, which taste of hippie optimism and go terrifically well with one of those big tureens of milky coffee French mothers make in my imagination, and serve to their layabout adult children on the weekends they're home to do laundry.
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Wong addresses something else, which has remained virtually unexplored, not just in comedy but in pop culture at large: the terrifically hard-core female experience of reproduction—the part that comes after the sex that so many women have already publicly declared they want.
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But look back at 2016's worldwide highest grossers, in which the top 10 is all American films, and you only have to drop down to the 13th spot to find The Mermaid, a terrifically fun action-comedy from Hong Kong superstar director Stephen Chow.
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The medium shots of the testifying characters with other people known to us showing their complete lack of poker faces in the viewing gallery made for a terrifically theatrical sort of experience, capturing all the pomp and emptiness of a Congressional hearing that is going nowhere.
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But the way they've remained mostly offscreen until right now and the way that they neatly resolve Greg's growing conflict over his place in the Roy family, versus the family he grew up in, is terrifically engaging and great character development for our favorite very tall boy.
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The best connections are the ones that draw attention to their own frailty so that at first you think: what a poor lecture this is—the ideas go all over the place and then later you think: but still, what a terrifically perilous activity it is . . .
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The latest from Starred Up director David Mackenzie digs into the darkness of neo-Westerns David Mackenzie's terrifically tense Western Hell or High Water is set in the present, but it keeps emphasizing that in some key ways, life hasn't changed in West Texas since pioneer days.
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The other Kims don't secure their positions as art tutor, housekeeper and chauffeur, they seize them, using lies and charm to get rid of the Parks' other employees — including a longtime housekeeper (a terrifically vivid Lee Jung Eun) — in a guerrilla incursion executed with fawning smiles.
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Ms. Kumari is a terrifically appealing heroine for this story, and "Ladies First" ends on a hopeful note, with this athlete training for the 2020 Olympics with the help of a help of a newly formed institute that will give her more structured training and coaching.
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For an example of how this can be done terrifically, think of the final stretch of episodes of Breaking Bad, which constantly made sure you knew Walter White had lost his soul, but there were just enough shreds of it left for him to make a stand.
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He's been heading toward his first Oscar nomination for a while now (he was in two Best Picture winners in a row, with 2011's The Artist and 2012's Argo), and it would be terrifically apt if he received one for his creepily nuanced work here.
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It makes me terrifically sad to be honest — sad for the party of ideas that I supported for over 30 years — even more sad for the country and the fact that we can no longer have a credible and important debate about issues that will lead to problem solving.
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While you're never fearful of the pressure of so much salt water coming down on top of you, navigating Columbia nevertheless carries other stresses—it's a terrifically racist place, where people of color are forced to work menial jobs, and, in some locations, kept as nothing more than slaves.
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Hard punchers are a dime a dozen, but the ability to put a lead on an opponent's movement and find them with punches which are forced to travel at strange angles to find their mark—and to do that with any meaningful power—is a terrifically rare skill.
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And at its heart is a depiction of a friendship that's joyous and tender and terrifically complicated, because when you get as good as these women do at telling people what they want to hear, how do you know that you're not just doing the same to each other?
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But given the details of his and Celestin's 22016 trial, Parker and Fox Searchlight's terrifically insensitive attempts to weave them into a narrative about a movie's Oscar chances — not to mention the way our national conversation surrounding rape and sexual assault has changed since Parker was tried — that's hardly surprising.
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J.W. Verret, professor of Banking Law at Scalia Law School, said the banks' gun policies appeared to be a "terrifically poor strategy" at a time when they had stood to gain from a political push to cut red tape across the financial industry - potentially reducing their access to lawmakers and regulators.
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Do you think because it plays so differently than the "main" games, and is in many respects a lot more approachable—it's not terrifically violent, it doesn't have a load of buttons to learn, and so on—that it can be a gateway for newcomers to get into the other releases?
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At the same time, it was terrifically precise: Try walking and striking the same pose as Nauman did, which he invited people to do when he put the corridor into one of his exhibitions, and you'll feel the effort and planning and grace it took to execute it as he did.
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And Christie's chilly little quasi-romance between Final Girl Vera Claythorne and the dashing Captain Philip Lombard is developed and sexed up — Aidan Turner's Lombard broodingly rips off his shirt at every available opportunity, and Vera (a terrifically dour Maeve Dermody) leads him into her room for a midnight tryst.
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Lilienthal's seven volumes of published journals, written between the late nineteen-thirties and the early eighties, provide a distinctly mixed view of Willkie on his way up: "proud as the devil"; "too fast on his feet to be very dependable on any issue"; "a terrifically vital personality," but prone to bullying theatrics.
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Trading for the 15th pick in 2011 in order to draft current soul-eating defender and ultra-efficient scorer Kawhi Leonard made the Spurs nervous, because they had to give up another of their terrifically solid players in George Hill, whom they had drafted 26th overall in 2008, because, obviously, they're smart.
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The first section follows Alice, a 20-something assistant at a publishing house, as she tumbles down a rabbit hole of a relationship with Ezra Blazer, a literary eminence 40 years her senior who bears a terrifically unabashed resemblance to Philip Roth (with whom Halliday had a relationship while in her 20s).
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It doesn't help that you have some investors who've been terrifically tin-eared about the perils of globalization and the modern economy (see musings from Paul Graham on inequality, Marc Andreessen on colonialism and Thomas J. Perkins on class resentment.) But my conversations with techies interested in U.B.I. revealed a sincerity and sophistication about the idea.
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But as its characters try to make sense of a terrible thing — or, more accurately, an ongoing series of terrible things — The Family wrings some terrifically unsettling moments out of the constant, simmering tension surrounding the Warrens, the sex offender they wrongfully imprisoned for Adam's murder (Andrew McCarthy), the police and media circling the story, and Adam himself.
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This would help explain the process of how your favorite actors wind up in certain movies, and winners would probably alternate between movies where a bunch of famous actors were terrifically suited to their specific roles (like The Shape of Water) to movies where the casting directors had to find unknowns to perfectly inhabit the characters (like Moonlight).
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They suggest formerly hidden depths of subtlety in Mr. Rousteing's creative arsenal, and the possibility that more refined layers could, indeed, be built into the collection that would appeal to a wider group of women, much in the way Dolce & Gabbana may promote an image of lusty Italian corseted mamas, but sell a whole lot of terrifically cut pinstriped suits.
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In our Time Traveler holding pattern, we tested the Giant Barn Swing (two pendulum arms whooshing back and forth); American Plunge (a good way to get drenched while riding in a log flume); Powder Keg (a terrifically fast coaster with a TNT and dynamite theme); and Wildfire (a looping roller coaster that rises so high out of the trees you get views of the lake beyond).
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Tejal Rao continues to march down the avenue of the delicious this week with a sweet and smart accounting of a recent visit with the British cookbook writer Meera Sodha, with whom she cooked some terrific (and terrifically simple) new vegetarian recipes inspired by Gujarat, in western India, and other parts of the country, for dishes that have since become part of her weekly routine.
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Perhaps the problem simply is that 2017 is the rare year where the list of comedies and musicals is just as stacked as the drama list: The four non-Greatest Showman comedies noted above all make appearances in the acting categories as well, along with the terrifically fun Baby Driver and three less solid movies (Battle of the Sexes, Victoria & Abdul, and The Leisure Seeker) that are also ostensibly comedies.
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Here are some of the problems with the Palm phone: the camera is terrible, the operating system doesn't have the latest Digital Wellbeing features that are ostensibly the whole point of getting this phone, the face unlock feature is likely insecure, there are no physical volume buttons, its custom software only occasionally helps with its tiny screen, it's preloaded with a fair bit of bloatware, it's terrifically slow, and (most of all) the battery life is downright atrocious.
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There is the mandarinquat, an offspring of the mandarin and kumquat, a faintly nipple-shaped, smooth-skinned blob that's at once terrifically juicy and eye-wateringly, addictively tart; the pink variegated lemon, a deceptively normal-looking citrus that, once sliced open, reveals a rosy center; the baby kiwi, shrunk to grape size and denuded of hair, perfect for popping, whole, into the mouth; and the purple-fleshed dragon fruit, its flavor indistinguishable from its more familiar white-fleshed cousin, and bred exclusively for its looks.
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What we see of their current schemes are mostly empty acts of protest theater, like sawing the brass testicles off the Wall Street bull; petty harassment of E Corp executives, like commandeering the software of their top lawyer's "smart home" and blasting the stereo and air conditioner until she's forced to flee; or a combination of the two, like coercing the chief technology officer Scott Knowles (a terrifically tense Brian Stokes Mitchell) to wear one of their trademark moneyman masks and light $5.9 million on fire in the middle of Battery City Park.
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What's it gonna take to get the Emmys to reward a show bold enough to inform us of how skeletons use both bones and worms as money, a show bold enough to give us something as wonderful as this: I don't really know how realistic it is to have hoped that either of Comedy Central's terrifically funny comedies or AMC's weirdo drama about existential malaise and the collapse of the working class would receive any nominations, but if you left this thing up to me, I would have showered nominations on all three series.
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It's meant as a direct commentary on economic disparity and opportunity in his native country following the Cuban Revolution, but it's also a fitting motto for a terrifically ambitious exhibition that attempts to juxtapose the art and economic conditions of Detroit over the last half-century with those of various international locales in recent history: the Italian avant-garde from the 1960s to the 1980s, including the Arte Povera movement; authoritarian-ruled South Korea in the 1970s, which encompassed Dansaekhwa and Korean monochrome painting; Cuba after the collapse of the Soviet Union in the 392213s; and Greece, following the 2008 financial crisis.
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