Glaciers are becoming more explosive than timelessly slow, summer heat tinged with foreboding.
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And while she as a feminist character has her flaws, she is timelessly alluring.
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"He truly is an extraordinary character, unpredictable, eccentric, so timelessly chic," Mr. Valli said.
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Jeff Mahshie's costumes toggle among Renaissance motley, 1950s casuals and timelessly smashing outfits for Lilli.
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The values the show exhibits also happen to be timelessly important: acceptance, friendship, and female empowerment.
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Maybe they aren't indestructible debaucherous freaks like The Stones or timelessly raw and authentic as like Neil Young.
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"I remember watching this as a kid and falling over laughing," this person said, adding that the moment remains timelessly funny.
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To cheer for one team over another is to glide from pain to joy and back again with timelessly indescribable feeling.
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The more timelessly symphonic you allow it to be, the more you realize how grindingly destructive the sexual dynamics of it are.
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It's compact, practical, and timelessly stylish with a wrapping/buffing cloth, two knives (one straight-edged, the other serrated), and a peeler.
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Yet in bringing us into the present, Mr. Andrews is also leading us into a timelessly primeval world, observed with an anthropological clarity.
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The most timelessly beautiful part of the room by far, our bathroom had a backlit LED mirror, quartz stone countertops, and gleaming fixtures by Waterworks.
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We could go on and on about every the color of the rainbow, but we're here to talk about one timelessly bold and classic one: red.
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To create the suite, the Park City resort partnered with California-based Studio McGee, a full-service residential interiors firm known for crafting bright, timelessly-modern spaces.
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Whether you're gearing up for the reboot or finally jumping on the Stars Hallow wagon, this show is timelessly bingeable and goes extremely well with leftover food (and coffee).
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Not only are the performances of Anthony Hopkins (as Hannibal Lecter) and Ted Levine (as Buffalo Bill) each timelessly creepy, but the famous night-vision climax never gets less scary.
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It's a freestyle over Waka Flocka Flame's "Grove Street Party" (timelessly good but, at that point, probably at the nadir of its relevance), and Lil Wayne tackles it with his usual effortless charm.
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But more importantly than all of that, it gave us "I'm Real," her timelessly delightful duet with Ja Rule, the music video of which is everything that is 2001 in one tidy four minute package.
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Others, however, are timelessly transported into the present: the party the neighbours throw on the occasion of the royal wedding of Charles and Diana might just as well have been organised for William and Kate.
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Syd has helped the Internet become one of the few projects that escaped Odd Future-mania through her own perspective as a queer woman and the band's devotion to timelessly smooth funk/R&B grooves.
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But, for the upcoming IGTV star and former first lady — who is timelessly admired — the caption served a much greater purpose: a call to action for young voters in the U.S. to register to vote.
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Ailey's winter season rolls into the new year with programs that feature company classics (you can see the timelessly rousing "Revelations" on Saturday afternoon, on Sunday afternoon and evening, and on Tuesday and Thursday) and works recently added to the repertory.
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They wore a sumptuous array of fabrics — from timelessly luxurious cashmeres, silk-satin blends and furs, to innovative, high-gloss synthetics and faux moiré — rendered in the signature Dior palette: robin's egg blue, mauve, pearlescent gray, black and midnight blue.
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In the hoodie, he is a folk demon and a scapegoat, a political symbol and a moving target, and the system of signs that weighs this upon him does not make special distinctions for an Italian cashmere hoodie timelessly designed in heather gray.
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Some of music's biggest tracks are written by Swedes, said-so because they have an unparalleled knack for writing music that clutches at past heartbreak while reaching toward the hope of the future—a quality that, in essence, is what makes pop so timelessly great.
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It was obvious given that the film, directed by Stephen Frears, is a comedic tear-jerker based on the real story of a irrepressible 1940s socialite who dreamed of opera glory but made some of the most timelessly dreadful recordings ever put to wax.
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Other notables included the timelessly gorgeous Bianca Jagger, Karlie Kloss, Daniel Day-Lewis's son Gabriel, the face of Lady Dior Marion Cotillard and of course, we all know it wouldn't truly be an A-list fashion party without Steve Harvey sitting comfortably in the FROW side-by-side with his fashion plate wife.
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Instead, following a formula that has proved golden for him in recent seasons, Mr. van Hove divests a historical work of period associations, the better to see its inhabitants as timelessly tragic and as close to you and me as the people in the seats next to us — or, if we're honest, as our fallible selves.
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He was the man who, in one fell swoop back in 2014, put Toure's public image on a par with that of Charlie Sheen or Richard Keys when he complained of Manchester City's failure to present his client with a birthday cake (a timelessly magnificent story made even better by the fact that the club had in fact done exactly that).
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"Grace VanderWaal makes ukulele wail on debut EP", ReadingEagle.com, January 10, 2017; and Bostick, Nicholas. "The 10 Best Concerts of the Week: Fetty Wap, Shovels and Rope, G-Eazy and More", Dallas Observer, February 12, 2018 or "timelessly soulful".
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During Link TV's Lunch With Bokara 2005 episode "The Monk and the Rabbi", he stated: In that same episode, he expressed his belief in panentheism, where divinity interpenetrates every part of existence and timelessly extends beyond it (as distinct from pantheism).
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Felton, Bruce. What Were They Thinking? Really Bad Ideas Throughout History (2003)Ptak, John F. (28 January 2014). The Non-Talking Talkie-- Soundless Talking Pictures (1917) and the Beauty of Timelessly Bad Ideas, JF Ptak Science Books(30 January 2014).
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Just about 129 km from Gangtok, Lachen is located at an altitude of 8838 ft. Seasons unfold timelessly in this high altitude habitat: gaily painted with myriad flowers in the spring and monsoon, bathed in spectacular weather in autumn and snow clad fairy-tale winters.
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Rudolf Koivu Rudolf Koivu (1890 – 1946) was a Finnish illustrator and painter, best known for illustrating books of fairytales for children, which are enduringly and timelessly popular. He was born in St. Petersburg. He illustrated stories by Zacharias Topelius, Anni Swan and Hans Christian Andersen, among others. Koivu died in Helsinki in 1946.
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Yvonne Bauer from Stern believes that the story is far away from dealing with the pragmatic everyday topics that are described in most current children's books. Instead, it is about children and adults who do funny and stupid things. Annika Jürgens of Eltern thinks the story is timelessly beautiful. It is a great book for reading aloud with beautiful photos.
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Edward McKnight Kauffer's 1917 poster for the Daily Herald Theyre Lee-Elliott was a graphic artist and painter working in London in the 1930s. The Speedbird is among his best known works. The minimalist, stylish and avant-garde design representing a bird in flight it is instantly recognisable and has a timelessly modern appeal.David H. T. Scott, Poetics of the Poster: The Rhetoric of Image-text, Liverpool University Press, 2010, Chapter 2.
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The town centre has had a large Waitrose supermarket since 1969, along with an independent department store named Bradbeers and a range of other independent shops and high street chains. Romsey was described by The Guardian as 'resoundingly, timelessly English' in 2014, with the newspaper remarking on the town's representation of bourgeois provincial life. It is popular among retirees. Three industrial and trading estates focus mainly on service industries and small-scale manufacturing.
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House at the Waldsee,Berlin In 1950/51 she took part in "exhibitions of picture book originals". Her works were shown in "America Houses" in Kassel, Darmstadt, Frankfurt, Gießen, Marburg and Wiesbaden. These American institutions were established around 1950 in West Germany in the spirit of democratic educational work by the Allies. In the open, democratig and friendly atmosphere of these houses, Lou's timelessly artistic picture stories were able to unfold the narrative stream flow of their art.
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Anna Tingley of Billboard felt the song's "heavy, upbeat, synthesized beat" and "Labrinth's crafty lyrics" fits the commercial, as it narrates "the reckless behavior of the commercial's characters". She predicts that being featured in an Apple commercial "may prove a formative step that launches him into international stardom". Jon Pareles of The New York Times called it "a zany four-minute romp", praising Labrinth for combining funk, soul, reggae, trap and electro timelessly in the song.
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Big Eyes received positive reviews. On Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds a rating of 72%, based on 188 reviews, with an average rating of 6.65/10. The site's consensus reads: "Well-acted, thought-provoking, and a refreshing change of pace for Tim Burton, Big Eyes works both as a biopic and as a timelessly relevant piece of social commentary". On Metacritic, the film has a score of 62 out of 100, based on 40 critics, indicating "generally favorable reviews".
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Jörg Bohn explains that the books were still listed as "exciting, refreshingly unconventional and timelessly modern" at the time of publication. However, now there are a little out dated. Today, they are a good representation of the life in the 1940s and 1950s, Fredrik Sonck believes that the series should be viewed as a time document and deserves to be read for the sake of the Linden-Greek language. It also shows how language is changing.
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Cayce, in contrast, believed that it was his subconscious mind exploring the dream realm, where he believed minds were timelessly connected. Cayce founded a nonprofit organization, the Association for Research and Enlightenment, to store and facilitate the study of his channelings, as well as run a hospital. A biographer gave him the nickname The Sleeping Prophet. Some consider him the true founder and a principal source of the most characteristic beliefs of the New Age movement.
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These forms exist timelessly as singular, perfect individuals in a metaphysical (timeless, supra-sensible) world of their own. They correspond to what is later called universals. Somehow the form of a specific color creates many secondary images of itself, as when a prototype is used to make copies or an object casts several shadows. Expressed more abstractly the individual colour-instances (the green of this leaf, the similar green of this frog) all partake in the same idea of green.
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" ShyBoy's single "Backroom" was released in October 2018, followed by the Backroom (The Remixes) EP in June 2019. Produced and arranged by ShyBoy, Jeff Hoeppner, and Mark Nubar, "Backroom" was featured in the second season of Dynasty on The CW and described by TheGATE.ca as "timelessly fun" with vocals that are "slick, rich, and addictive." The "Backroom" official music video (directed by Michael Bodie) was premiered by World of Wonder's WOW Presents Plus, which described it as a "gritty masterpiece.
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This was adopted for wear on New Year's Day 1951. On June 1, 1952, Carnegie received the Congressional Medal of Freedom for the WAC uniform design and for her many other charitable and patriotic contributions.Hattie Carnegie Facts The WAC design was so timelessly elegant that it was still in use for women's U.S. Army uniforms in 1968.The Army Green Uniform by Stephen J. Kennedy and Alice F. Park By the time of her death, Carnegie had established an $8 million business.
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Described as "having the marks of an experimental- rock gospel", Gore features the band's alternative metal sound meshed with a variety of influences from other genres. The music has been compared to the band's 2006 album, Saturday Night Wrist, with critics noting its experimental and atmospheric sound. Chuck Campbell of Knox News noted a post-metal sound on Gore, calling it "timelessly vital". Rob Sayce of Rock Sound noted that the band "drags their new wave and post-punk influences to the fore" on the record.
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The writer's strike, which threatened the 80th Oscars ceremony, was lifted on February 12, enabling the event to go ahead. One-shouldered or strapless gowns and solid-coloured, predominantly red dresses were widely worn for the event, going against the trend for vibrant prints. Although the "uniform timelessness" of the 2008 Oscar gowns was noted and appreciated, they were also criticised for being "safe" choices. Hilary Alexander of The Daily Telegraph reported losing count of all the "fitted, strapless, fishtail hem gowns", and Hal Rubenstein, fashion director at InStyle, also noticed a prevalence of timelessly classic solid-coloured strapless dresses.
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"En sourdine" and "Clair de lune" are almost completely rewritten. The musicologist Roger Nichols writes that they display "a far more adventurous harmonic palette" than the composer had developed at the time of the first settings, "blending modality and chromaticism in equal measure". Nichols describes "Fantoches" as energetic and sparkling, contrasting with the first and third songs, which "float timelessly, allowing us to savour the famous 'musicality' of Verlaine’s poetry". The analyst Susan Youens writes that the outer songs are the " inward, melancholy visions of those who already sense, even in the midst of seeming love and luck, that 'la vie opportune' has passed".
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Then no > matter what A does today (or fails to do), it will make no difference; > similarly, no matter what B does (or fails to do), it will make no > difference: the outcome is already settled. Thus, if propositions bear their > truth-values timelessly (or unchangingly and eternally), then planning, or > as Aristotle put it 'taking care', is illusory in its efficacy. The future > will be what it will be, irrespective of our planning, intentions, etc. Suppose that the statement "A wins" is given by A and "B wins" is given by B. It is true here that only one of the statements "A wins" or "B wins" must be true.
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But despite their bleeding- edge digital design, the backgrounds have all the depth of the old matte- painted backgrounds of the analog days," which made the film "[feel] classical in nature." He further commented that "The characters are boiled down to their essentials, the humor is timelessly broad." Michael Philips of the Chicago Tribune gave the film two and a half stars, commenting that the recent "formula" that "a new angle on a well-known fairy tale appears in the light" "works" with Maleficent. He also said that the film "is all about second thoughts", as Maleficent "spends much of the film as Aurora's conflicted fairy godmother.
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In September 2004, Panichgul produced his first ready to wear collection and became recognized by fashion press, editors and stylists, and celebrities like Rachel Bilson, Demi Moore, Michelle Obama, and Sarah Jessica Parker. In 2007 he produced a fashion line for The Gap after being singled out by Anna Wintour of Vogue Magazine, as chronicled in the 2009 American documentary film, The September Issue. His designs have been described as "timelessly feminine" and "as romantic and sensual as they are modern and innovative." His clothing has been worn by U.S. first lady Michelle Obama, who wore a floral dress by Panichgul on the evening her husband, Barack Obama, accepted the 2008 Democratic nomination for president.
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With the epochal break of the First World War and in light of societal and cultural developments, the Basel museums became concerned with the citizenry's assertions of legitimacy and quest for recognition and their representation within these very same institutions. The discussions regarding the relationship of the museums to modernism took on particular relevance in the area of the fine arts. The construction of a dedicated museum for Basel's art collection ignited a “monumentality debate” in the late 1920s, in which the proponents of functionally oriented New Building (Neues Bauen) rejected the timelessly classic palatial form that was ultimately chosen as a demonstration of power by a conservative and “intellectually spent” notion of culture.Huber, Dorothea (1993).
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The 12 new tunes that comprise Gravity Well—produced by Ted Hutt, renowned for his work with the likes of the Dropkick Murphys, Gaslight Anthem and the Old Crow Medicine Show—make it clear why Rose's Pawn Shop has earned such a fervent following. The band's catchy, anthemic songcraft channels the raw emotional power of America's folk, country and bluegrass traditions and puts them through a modern filter, creating timelessly resonant music. Frontman Paul Givant's heartfelt, engaging songwriting surveys such time-honored subjects as heartache, loss, regret and redemption, echoing centuries of musical tradition while still sounding wholly contemporary. Despite the lyrics' often-dark subject matter, the music is consistently uplifting, thanks to the musicians' infectious instrumental interplay and soaring three- and four-part harmonies.
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" The review concluded that "Portishead's post-ambient, timelessly organic blues are probably too left- field, introspective and downright Bristolian to grab short-term glory as some kind of Next Big Thing. But remember what radical departures Blue Lines, Ambient Works and Debut were for their times and make sure you hear this unmissable album." Melody Maker stated that the band "were undeniably the classiest, coolest thing to have appeared in the country for years ... Dummy, their debut, takes perfectly understated blues, funk and rap/hip hop, brackets all this in urban angst and then chills it to the bone." The review described the record as "musique noire for a movie not yet made, a perfect, creamy mix of ice-cool and infra-heat that is desperate, desolate and driven by a huge emotional hunger, but also warmly confiding ... Most of us waver hopelessly between emotional timidity and temerity the whole of our lives and Dummy marks out that territory perfectly.
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Having taught meditation for over 30 years, Easwaran knows the importance of texts, the discipline of mental training, the use of a mantram, a holy formula, and daily meditation periods.... Easwaran is a faithful guide." Reviewing the audio edition (1995), Fellowship in Prayer stated that "There is no end to the beauty that pours forth from the Blue Mountain Meditation Center in California, where Sri Eknath Easwaran continues to weave the golden threads of his ministry." The reviewer described the audio as "magnificent," stating that "the depths of Easwaran's great soul brings each text to its most full expression of beauty and holiness... one has a sense of huge ocean waves rolling slowly, quietly, softly, timelessly, onto a distant shore.... My heart overflows with gratitude." In B.C. Catholic's review of the audio edition (1995), Paul Matthew St. Pierre stated that "All of them [the passages] are spiritually thrilling both in their content and as read aloud by Easwaran.
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