Their humor, typified by Harrison's quip, helped win him over.
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This is typified by Carl Froch's rematch against Scott Groves.
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It is typified by two small clubs, Stoke City and Swansea City.
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This was typified by Stratus and Mickie James facing off towards the end.
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The explosion of online shopping - typified by the arrival of U.S. e-commerce giant Amazon.
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Since the mid-6900s, Kīlauea's eruptions have been typified by lava flows and lava lakes.
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My life has been typified by my obsession with being a survivor, the comeback kid.
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The diffuse spectacle, which relies on a rich abundance of commodities, is typified by wealthy democracies.
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Traditionally, the cholo look is typified by workwear basics, like clean button-down shirts and oversized Dickies.
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But history and the populist rage on the right — typified by President Trump's election — is making him sweat.
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The games are typified by dozens of pitching changes and strikeouts and mound visits and endless ad breaks.
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He had rejected the model typified by Henry Kissinger, a policy auteur who relentlessly advanced his own views.
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Her biomorphic wood sculptures, typified by the "Screws" series of the 1970s in particular, radiated warmth and simplicity.
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Since then, his career has been typified by voiceovers in cutesy animations and heartfelt, teary interviews with Gary Barlow.
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This isn't something normal people can do; it's reserved for an elite class of investor typified by Donald Trump.
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The left-leaning party is part of a global anti-establishment typified by Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
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"It's 2019 & @JoeBiden is longing for the good old days of 'civility' typified by James Eastland," he wrote on Twitter.
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The latest generation, typified by the Gnarbox and Western Digital's devices, strike a balance and have been pretty well-reviewed.
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The midfield, typified by the stereotypically English grit of Jordan Henderson and James Milner, did its job capably if unspectacularly.
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"It's 2019 & @JoeBiden is longing for the good old days of 'civility' typified by James Eastland," Mr. de Blasio wrote.
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" NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio: "It's 2019 & [Biden] s longing for the good old days of "civility" typified by James Eastland.
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That sensibility was best typified by a disdain for authority (think Bart Simpson), an obsession with rock stardom, eyerolls, and sarcasm.
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By 103 the imperial chief executive, typified by Jack Welch at General Electric and Sandy Weill at Citigroup, was in his pomp.
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Patrick's troubled by the swiftly evolving dystopia typified by this Planet Money episode on China's experiment in giving citizens "social credit scores".
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Arguments on the other side, typified by some of the attacks on DeVos, can be overtly hostile to the presumption of innocence.
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Basquiat was especially devoted to bebop, the restlessly inventive genre typified by the likes of Parker, Davis, Ornette Coleman and Thelonious Monk.
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Meanwhile, in France, activists staged protests against Amazon on Friday, denouncing the rampant consumerism typified by the annual Black Friday shopping frenzy.
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Not so much anymore: A recent Corcoran Group real estate report paints a new reality, one typified by a booming real estate market.
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However, since the impeachment of former President Dilma Rousseff in 2016, Brazil has moved further to the right, a shift typified by Bolsonaro's election.
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"So often the American woman has been typified by a standard of outward beauty: blonde hair, blue eyes, healthy build," she explained to the glossy.
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These are typified by Christopher Nolan films like "Batman Begins" and "Inception": an origin story, mind-bending visuals and a character deliberately shrouded in mystery.
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Atlético eliminated the defending champion, Barcelona, this week and showed the toughness, class and discipline typified by its coach, the former Argentina midfielder Diego Simeone.
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There's beauty in his panoramas and charm in his reflexive gestures, typified by Jeremiah's love for the mythic heroism that foreshadows his and Lefty's future.
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The hysterical liberal call-out produced a breeding ground for an online backlash of irreverent mockery and anti-PC, typified by charismatic figures like Milo [Yiannopoulos].
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White nationalism had long been typified by its violent, aggressive adherents: neo-Nazis, Ku Klux Klansmen, skinheads, and other groups too brutish for mainstream American discourse.
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One virtuosic run follows another, perhaps best typified by finger-busting scurryings gathering speed along a single keyboard, soon countered by deft clambering on the pedals.
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Is a busy female chef in an industry typified by what one Spotted Pig employee "sexualized camaraderie" responsible for refereeing the line between bawdy fun and predation?
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For as long as the gap widens between the haves and the have-nots, the alt-cabaret scene, typified by Mad Jenny, is fertile territory for satire.
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That's a far cry from the approach typified by the character Lindo in "The Joy Luck Club," who presents her best dish at dinner by insulting it.
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In the early 1700s, the Baroque gave way to the more sentimental Rococo style, typified by soft pinks and blues, light curves and amorous gods and maidens.
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PARIS, Nov 29 (Reuters) - Activists staged protests against online retailer Amazon around France on Friday, denouncing the rampant consumerism typified by the annual Black Friday shopping frenzy.
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In interviews, people in the crowd described a white America under threat as racial minorities typified by Mr. Obama, the country's first black president, gain political power.
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PARIS, Nov 29 (Reuters) - Activists staged protests against online retailer Amazon around France on Friday, denouncing the rampant consumerism typified by the annual Black Friday shopping frenzy.
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The government seems to be trying to paper over the large cracks of the exposed corruption scandals, typified by sole-sourced, inflated public contracts and judgment debt payments.
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Then there's the dark comedy of the "theme park as malfunctioning death trap", typified by park creator John Hammond's relentlessly sunny optimism about the severity of the crisis.
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Investors have soured on the conglomerate model typified by General Electric (GE), which at one point provided everything from movies and microwaves to mortgages, MRI machines and locomotives.
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A sense of radical incredulity, spectacularly typified by Trump's refusal to believe his own intelligence services, is but one manifestation of the nihilism that brought him to power.
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Meanwhile, on the East Coast, bands were creating their own hybrid of metal and hardcore, making a darker, mid-paced sound typified by the Cro-Mags and Carnivore.
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The deals caused longstanding rifts between Mr. Geithner and Sheila Bair, then the chairwoman of the F.D.I.C. The chaos typified by Lehman's collapse spread far beyond America's shores.
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Collins slammed Kacsmaryk for calling reproductive choice supporters "sexual revolutionaries," describing the same-sex marriage campaign as "typified by lawlessness" and criticizing the Supreme Court's decisions in Roe v.
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This light-hearted feeling is typified by Lil Pump, a human ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ whose self-referential phrase "I'm just ignorant" conveys an eye-rolling don't care attitude of knowing superficiality.
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Installed as military dictator after a coup in December 1983, his approach was typified by policies that included having people whipped if they refused to queue at bus stops.
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Refining margins, as typified by generic markers such as the 3-2-1 crack spread, have also showed renewed strength after weakening in the first week of May (tmsnrt.rs/1V5Ypqg).
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While the Forrest Bounce is typified by players who seek out the Daily Doubles first, Holzhauer makes the most of it by building up his total before he finds them.
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The concentration of talent and capital — as well as a culture typified by speed and boldness — has created trillions of dollars of shareholder value and pushed the envelope of innovation.
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In the 1980s and 1990s the "CEO-celebrity" was more prominent: typified by Jack Welch of GE, such figures penned books on their management philosophies and posed for magazine covers.
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"In true ironic fashion, once the giant predators were out of the way, the small tyrannosaurs, typified by Moros, evolved to become the largest predators in North America," Gates added.
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Xi has been characterized as the most powerful Chinese leader since Mao Zedong, and human-rights watchdogs have warned his rule has been typified by "increasing repression" on multiple fronts.
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He and peers were on the cutting edge of what was coined 'The Leipzig School,' an art movement typified by its followers' mastery of the brush and use of narrative.
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The subsequent rise of conservative talk radio, typified by superstars like Rush Limbaugh, had enormous influence and continues to attract millions of listeners a day, well into the internet era.
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O'Rourke has looked genuinely lost in the race over the last few months, a sense typified by his barely there performance in the first debates of the presidential contest last month.
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Yet unlike many artists from his generation, when Chicago rap's current renaissance began in 2012, Twista embraced the new movement typified by artists like Chief Keef, Lil Durk, and King Louie.
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Many development professionals advocated a doctrine of self-reliance, typified by the slogan "African solutions to African problems"—which Dahl and Farmer felt ignored the West's role in creating those problems.
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Mr. De Niro's remarks may have been the night's most forceful, but the tone was typified by Mr. Springsteen singing the prophetic, gently bitter but ultimately resigned words of "My Hometown."
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What Putin was suggesting, of course, that the rights-of-the-individual-focused approach of the US and Europe was giving way to the more authoritarian style of governance typified by Russia.
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As well as highlighting internal party divisions, Bernardi's defection would also underline a hard turn to the right in Australian politics typified by the resurgence of Pauline Hanson's nationalist One Nation party.
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More than a decade earlier, in his polemical essay, "The Reform of the Theater" (1903), Yeats had argued against the then-prevalent realism, typified by the British stage productions of that period.
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The Verge's Adi Robertson spoke about recently about the rise of "cybertwee" on Tumblr and other networks, an aesthetic and movement typified by its almost revolutionary niceness, its acceptance, and its social awareness.
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What may be less clear is the extent to which his stories belong to a not especially Cuban tradition of science fiction: cyberpunk, a gritty subgenre typified by William Gibson's 1984 novel Neuromancer.
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They are the ones who will have to live with this system the longest, and they're also are the generation stymied most by the current economy, typified by stagnant incomes and low savings.
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But there are a raft of other reasons MBS isn't shedding Saudi's old image of a cultural backwater, typified by a society stuck in outdated attitudes and practices governed by mega-rich princes.
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The fad of LSD microdosing — typified by Ayelet Waldman's new memoir, "A Really Good Day: How Microdosing Made a Mega Difference in My Mood, My Marriage and My Life" — is far more worrisome.
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Conservative rivals, in the Trudeau narrative, were a local branch-plant in the global conservative movement increasingly typified by a nationalist U.S. president Canadians don't like nearly as much as Obama: Donald Trump.
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Take the humble quadratic (typified by the formula "x to the power 2," or x²) which, for instance, tracks how the distance traveled by an object in free-fall increases with x, the time.
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This culture of passive observation—now typified by a loose network of millions of viewers, who see and share images of black death online—is rooted in the Western tradition of the lynch mob.
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Main Street retailers had been under assault for decades from national mail-order catalogs like Sears, Roebuck, but it was the chain store, typified by A. & P. and Woolworth's, that vanquished small-town commerce.
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The GOP's burn-it-down tactics — typified by when GOP lawmakers stormed into a secure room last month to disrupt a deposition — could easily distract from the substance that Democrats are eager to highlight.
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Instead, the West needs to look opened-eyed at a new "durable disorder"—a period which, like the middle ages, is typified by a complex and occasionally violent interplay of state and non-state powers.
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Typified by a lack of empathy, men who exhibited hostile masculinity were preoccupied by what they could get out of a woman and showed relatively little consideration for how she might feel about their relationship.
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Overwhelmingly what these undecided swing voters want most in a candidate is a return to normalcy and competence, something typified by the eight years of the Obama Administration and completely lacking in the current one.
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Back in September, Uber's vice president of engineering and head of self-driving Anthony Levandowski acknowledged that history, typified by magazines like Popular Science, while kicking off the ride-hail company's first autonomous service in Pittsburgh.
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Athletes have long used their fame to make political statements, as typified by the Olympic sprinters Tommie Smith and John Carlos holding up their fists in a black power salute during a medals ceremony in 1968.
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And in investigating the cover-up, the Federal Bureau of Investigation found not only a blue wall of silence, but also a nasty departmental culture, typified by retribution and surveillance, with Mr. Burke at its center.
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Many children had terrified reactions to seeing these two famous clowns everywhere, or to having clown memorabilia foisted on them by well-meaning adults — an anxiety most notably typified by the famous clown scene in Poltergeist.
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In keeping with the government's socialist agenda, he also documented the public parades and the modernization program, typified by his images of women working in factories, the dams and bridges, the new houses, offices, and apartment buildings.
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Read more: Trump couldn't handle that Bolton wasn't a yes man, so he fired himO'Brien will be Trump's fourth national security adviser, assuming a top role in a chaotic White House typified by high rates of turnover.
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Down south, the approach to theme music was typified by The Fabulous Freebirds, who claim they were the first to add the idea of rock 'n' roll theme songs as a standard part of pro wrestling dramatics.
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If a working justice system is typified by sending an innocent woman to jail for four days, as the show highlights in the first episode, that faulty logic needs to be exposed and interrogated again and again.
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In an email he said, Voters will decide between two starkly different futures — that envisioned by Trump and his white nationalist and religious conservative allies and another that is best typified by Obama's legislative and regulatory legacy.
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What has been a low-lying dread creeping through the House Republican conference -- typified by the dozen GOP members who are retiring with no other future political plans in place -- will transform, quickly, into total panic. Why?
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But such efforts - typified by the Bank of Japan (BOJ) lowering its policy interest rate below zero late last month - may not be sustainable over the long term, said Nagai, likely strengthening Nomura's resolve to seek growth overseas.
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The magazine is also known for edgy reporting typified by correspondents like Matt Taibbi, who skewered Wall Street titans during the global financial crisis, and the late Hunter S. Thompson, originator of the gonzo style of first-person journalism.
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" Long before the alt-right "bubbled up to the surface of college campuses, and even Twitter and YouTube," she wrote, it developed in opposition "to its enemy online culture of the new identity politics typified by platforms like Tumblr.
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Although he wasn't the impervious force in these promotions that he later became in the UFC, he nevertheless showed flashes of an emerging genius, typified by a knockout via flying knee on the then highly rated Carlos Newton at Pride 25.
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Helpers are programmed to facilitate the objectives of their human companions, and are typified by characters like the garbage-compactor Wall-E, the Jetsons' robotic maid Rosie, the Venture family's H.E.L.P.eR bot, or droids like C-3PO, R2-D2, and BB8.
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"Two young people fell in love and we all showed up," said African-American bishop Michael Curry in a stemwinding sermon that shattered the English emotional reticence typified by the royal family that its younger generation is trying to dilute.
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That's typified by a scene where she is faced by a panel of people, all men, who are telling her all of the reasons taking a public political stance would be dangerous, costly to her brand and damaging to her financially.
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Despite a career typified by messages of body positivity and non-judgment, and a sensitive and fearless approach when it comes to tackling complex subjects, Lake clearly felt a great deal of fear around what people might think of her condition.
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When people tell you London is crap—which they do, all the time in fact, possibly because London is a bit crap—they're probably actually talking about the kind of London that's best typified by the aspirational-hellmouth that is Clapham.
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It might be viewed as evidence of our seemingly irreversible slide towards societal atomization—a retreat from the public to the private typified by the hours we spend glued to our phones, laptops or tablets (actually scrap that, nobody uses a tablet anymore).
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How to square innovation and regulation is an issue contested by tech firms and governments since time immemorial, but the sheer bullishness of the EU – typified by its tireless competition commissioner, Margrethe Vestager – has brought the issue into focus like never before.
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In a series of cases typified by Lochner v New York in 1905, which held that limits on working hours were unconstitutional, a constitutionally activist, but politically conservative, Supreme Court abandoned textual and original meaning in order to strike down progressive economic regulations.
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They're part of a growing movement to broaden skateboarding's collective focus, typified by projects like Luke Williams's Cave Homo zine, the genderqueer Xem Skaters zine, and the extra attention given by publications like Jenkem and Free Skateboard Magazine to nontraditional, non-Western scenes.
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It was inevitable, for example, that there'd be at least one reference to DashCon, the notorious 2014 Tumblr fan convention that turned into a viral disaster, typified by this famous forlorn image of the "DashCon ball pit:" tumblr on December 17th pic.twitter.
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Long considered the bible for rock music lovers, Rolling Stone is also known for edgy journalism typified by correspondents like Matt Taibbi, who skewered Wall Street titans during the global financial crisis, and Hunter S. Thompson, originator of the gonzo style of journalism.
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Next up is the impact of technological change on consumerism, and the influence of air travel and television ownership on political awareness, typified by a PanAm stewardess's uniform, which was worn on commercial flights and military ones flying American troops to Vietnam.
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But the real problem was simply a preponderance of bad ideas and feeble writing, typified by a recurring series of skits featuring Maya Rudolph and Fred Armisen as bored and clueless Emmys "experts" that set back the alt-comedy cause by decades.
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Mr. Birkerts designed dozens of buildings, many of them in and around Detroit, typified by "bold forms, space before structure, minimal detailing, stratified walls and daylight in interior spaces," the architecture critic Kay Kaiser wrote in "The Architecture of Gunnar Birkerts" (1989).
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The next wave of terrorism was the anti-colonial wave typified by the Jewish militant groups that forced the British out of Palestine shortly after World War II and the militants who forced the French out of Algeria in the early 1960s.
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This suite of zero-emission concepts makes it pretty clear that Audi is doing its best to look beyond our fossil fuel-driven present — typified by the diesel-emissions scandal that has embroiled its parent company, Volkswagen — and toward a cleaner, more sustainable future.
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The cyberarms industry typified by the NSO Group operates in a legal gray area, and it is often left to the companies to decide how far they are willing to dig into a target's personal life and what governments they will do business with.
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The Party also capitalized on a history of Democratic betrayals, typified by the Bay of Pigs, in 22020, in which John F. Kennedy sent a battalion of Cuban émigrés to overthrow Castro—then, when the invasion foundered, abandoned them in order to deny American involvement.
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Meadows's warning comes amid a simmering clash in the GOP over whether current Republicans in Congress are doing enough to support the president, typified by a group led by former White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon eying primary challenges against Republican incumbents across the country.
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With so much controversy swirling around the advertising-driven business models typified by Facebook and Google, and the increasing rigors of regulations like GDPR, it's no wonder the blockchain world is starting to whet its appetite at the prospect of paying users for attention with crypto assets.
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That style is typified by the first moments of standout, "Déjà vu," in which Porter imbues a simple run of notes with what feels like the entire spectrum of human feeling—joy, longing, contentment, perseverance and so much more all ineffably balanced on his every exhale.
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As for her views about Israel, she's practically mainstream for her segment of the Democratic Party — a harbinger of what's to come as the old guard of pro-Israel liberals like Majority Leader Steny Hoyer gives way to the anti-Israel wokesters typified by Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
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Latin America has suffered countless drug-related deaths in recent decades, and stop-start moves toward the legalization of medical - and even recreational - marijuana in countries like Colombia, Mexico and Uruguay represent a broader reassessment of drug laws in a region long-typified by aggressive prohibition.
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Specifically, they point to the "significant and persistent loneliness" typified by the conflict between one's masculine identity and the "social norms that define a pregnant person as woman and a gestational parent as mother"—a struggle discussed at length by the subjects in A Womb Of Their Own.
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"My vote and campaign is about freeing our country from this damaging mindset so we can work side-by-side to usher in a bright future for all"Gabbard's career has been typified by actions that are controversial enough to make her a momentary storyline but ultimately inconsequential.
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The new wave of sci-fi in the late '60s, typified by J. G. Ballard and Philip K. Dick in the United States and by the Strugatsky brothers and Stanislaw Lem in the East, presented narratives that undercut this theme of humans' saving themselves through their own rationality.
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It's an old argument, perhaps typified by the Luddites destroying machinery that was putting them out of work (and maybe not quite fairly; there is modern argumentation that the Luddites were taking collective and property-destroying action as a reaction to their employers exercising their improved bargaining power; I frankly see little distinction).
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Though the imprint might be thought of by most as a label that specialized in a certain kind of pristine, crystalline, icy-hued deep-leaning and melodic take on house and techno, typified by stunning releases by the likes of Efdemin and Pantha Du Prince, Leiske and Kersten always thought of it different.
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The prevalent aesthetic, typified by the profusions of marble inlay that embellish countless Baroque church interiors and inject daily existence with heavy doses of the fantastical, represents a form of superfluity that in its very overripeness carries a pungent whiff of death — like tangled, blossoming vines spreading rapidly across a bed of rotting black humus.
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It's a malady typified by "Feel It Still," the radio hit: sly bass, eerie bursts of horn, and a playful, descending guitar loop attach to a melody that would be sublime if John Gourley sang it an octave or two lower, in his natural register, rather than affecting a breathy falsetto in an awkward attempt at arch cool.
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In "Homer at the Bat," it was typified by Mr. Burns's Zephyrs get-up, his hawking of "brain and nerve tonic" (may cause gigantism), his reference to "the negro leagues," and (as Smithers observes) the fact Mr. Burns's desired right fielder had been dead for 130 years—all lent improbable believability by a top Harry Shearer performance.
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A well-worn strategy by on-demand transportation companies — typified by others like Uber, Lyft and Didi — is to go big and go fast in order to establish a market presence among drivers and passengers, which can be used as a foothold to expand into other areas like food or package delivery and to then increase prices to improve margins.
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The group's signature blend of smokey sophistication (typified by early smash hit singles like the jazz-inflected "Your Love is King" and the housewife's favorite that is "Smooth Operator") Balearic-infused slow jams (like "No Ordinary Love" and "I Couldn't Love You More") and sun-dappled, fucked-out narcotic lovers rock (yep, "Lovers Rock") creates a singular sonic world that oozes with subtle seduction.
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I suppose I wouldn't have noticed the whiteness of the Glastonbury whale quite so much if it hadn't been Referendum Day, at the end of a campaign that had been typified by the dog-whistling racism of those determined on leaving the EU. Paradoxically, I would think the Glasto crowd were, probably, largely Remainers––but they need to consider, now that Michael and Boris and Nigel have whistled the dogs out, how far their advertising-catalogue racially mixed image of contemporary Britain really reflects its reality.
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Launched in 2013 Nightwave's Heka Trax has so far released diverse offerings, such as Hit Da Blokk by Big Dope P and the recent "Want Some" by Glaswegian R&B duo Bossy Love, as well her own diverse output, typified by high BMP bangers such as 2013's "Rave Hard" and 2014's "Fire Hoes" from the Hit It EP featuring ghetto-house legend DJ Deeon, while underground tastemaker Madam X launched Kaizen earlier this year with the Griddled EP by Manchester's Biome, and the second release by Silas & Snare is coming soon.
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