And Kate Beckinsale was just spotted wearing the ultimate example.
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The ultimate example of this was at a friend's wedding.
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Dany is the ultimate example of the fungibility of stories.
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The ultimate example is North Korea – all stick, no carrot.
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"Climate change is maybe the ultimate example of that," he said.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) might be the ultimate example of this.
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He is the ultimate example of what our program's all about.
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The coin toss is the ultimate example of the 50/50 proposition.
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Tumblr is the ultimate example of the free giving-away of things.
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She points to the civil rights movement as the ultimate example of success.
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The 211/29 attacks are the ultimate example of this kind of attack.
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A conversation between two presidents is the ultimate example of a privileged communication.
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This is the ultimate example of a president trying to act in imperial fashion.
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For much of the Western world, Putin is the ultimate example of this dynamic.
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The ultimate example of this would be a hyperloop, if one ever gets built.
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Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon, is the ultimate example of the successful entrepreneur.
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To the Editor: The ultimate example of socialism's failure is the kibbutz in Israel.
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The American auto industry is their ultimate example of failed thinking and undisrupted inertia.
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Self-driving cars are, as far as I'm aware, the ultimate example of edge computing.
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The kinetic energy recovery system might be the ultimate example of racing's stop and go.
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And I thought Frank was an ultimate example of that kind of damaging response to loss.
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" • Fuller said the case against his client "is the ultimate example of a person being prejudged.
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" Fuller said the case against his client "is the ultimate example of a person being prejudged.
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In some ways, John Dowd, the embattled Trump counsel, is the ultimate example of these conflicts.
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Brasília, the futuristic federal capital inaugurated in 1960, was perhaps the ultimate example of this push.
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Kate Moss was the ultimate example, but you're probably already picturing the type of models we mean.
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One way to think about what's happening here is that it's the ultimate example of Trumpian corruption.
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He has repeatedly been promoted far beyond the roles he asked for; this would be the ultimate example.
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I mean, you saw that with North Korea is the ultimate example of being open to any idea.
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Some view Assange and WikiLeaks as a bastion of transparency and an ultimate example of forcing government accountability.
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Sandberg's refusal to call out white men strikes me as the ultimate example of this kind of thinking.
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It may be the ultimate example of the state's fragmented maternal care system and how that system prioritizes babies.
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To Fan and her fellow protestors, Palantir represents "the ultimate example of tech and ethics gone wrong," she said.
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In the ultimate example of passive-aggressive performance, he returned the book with every instance of Cullen scowling or frowning.
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A quest for immortality may be the ultimate example of overpromising and under-delivering, but it will still deliver something.
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Last week, however, was the ultimate example of a man who likes to play poker with the cards facing outward.
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It seems even in Edwardian times those who did hair doubled as therapists — Lady Mary's Anna being the ultimate example.
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The ultimate example of Trump's struggle to run a larger and more sophisticated campaign enterprise has been his bumbling over immigration.
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Rosenstein, the ultimate example of that Trump employment rule, was quickly telling people he didn't really care about his personal reputation.
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Beyoncé called the then-first lady the "ultimate example of a truly strong African American woman" in a 2012 open letter.
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The show's ultimate example of privilege, Jon has risen into every high position he's ever been in by sheer luck and acclaim.
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Roy Moore is the ultimate example of the use of "due process" as a way of avoiding a question of serious misconduct.
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The ultimate example of a change in hair signaling the loss of true metal cred is Metallica's hard rock period in the Nineties.
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Here we had the ultimate example of technology's power: an invisible network that allowed the whole world to hold hands, learning, laughing, loving.
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Franklin Raines is perhaps the ultimate example of the role Fannie Mae used to play in providing succor to former high-level government officials.
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From goofy video sketches to impromptu Beyoncé dance numbers, the dynamic duo are the ultimate example of People We Want to Be (and Be With).
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The ultimate example of this was Naseem's 1995 WBO title fight against Welsh champion Steve Robinson, held in the open air at Cardiff Arms Park.
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Trump's battle with Atlantic City resident Vera Coking in the 1990s is the ultimate example of this kind of Robin-Hood-in-reverse development scheme.
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It was massive, but it was likely a giant Raspberry Pi for him and his friends, and it was the ultimate example of trash-into-treasure.
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The ultimate example of his willingness to trade is his choice to throw his adopted daughter Gamora off a cliff in order to obtain the Soul Stone.
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" Another critic shared this astute gem: "if you need the ultimate example of how out of touch Trump is w/ America: he pronounces Beyoncé's name as Beyon-see.
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The iKeyp Pro-Safe is the ultimate example of the best of both worlds — the successful Indiegogo project is a smart safe for personal items that require easy access.
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Even among Game of Thrones sex scenes, this one stands out as the ultimate example of "sexposition," where exposition is made more interesting to audiences with some gratuitous fingerbanging.
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This was designed to protect C.S.C., not M.G.M. Inserting the Safety Act into this litigation is the ultimate example of trying to fit a square peg into a round hole.
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Breaking Bad will probably be on streaming forever (and at top dollar) because it's perhaps the ultimate example of this — and it will always appeal to new generations of viewers.
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God is a justification as much as a guide for human behavior — that American slaveholders and abolitionists both found scriptural support for their causes is the ultimate example of this.
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Okay, so we have a caste system we're bifurcating into a nation of 350 million serfs, serving 3 million lords, and Uber is the ultimate example of how we've institutionalized this.
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He didn't earn this trust by being their best friend, he earned it by being the ultimate example of what a good doctor (and person) can achieve if they work hard at something.
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Yet when asked whether WeWork and its corporate parent, The We Company, were the ultimate example of all things wrong with unicorns, Benioff stood up for WeWork's cofounder and former CEO, Adam Neumann.
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It was theologically rich: highlighting not just the centrality of Christ's death as the ultimate example of love, but the way in which love can counter oppression: love as a form of resistance.
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Some of the best music from artists like Janelle Monáe, Taylor Swift, Katy Perry, Rihanna, and Ariana Grande bears the mark of Robyn's signature "poptimism," for which "Dancing On My Own" is the ultimate example.
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The Nobel Prize is in fact the ultimate example of bad faith: A small group of Swedish critics pretend to be the voice of God, and the public pretends that the Nobel winner is Literature incarnate.
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The ultimate example of a man who bought into the Trump madness is Michael Cohen, his longtime lawyer and self-described "fix-it" man whose office, hotel room and home were recently raided by the FBI.
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" The ultimate example of self-expression — or self-indulgence, some might say — during this Olympic season may have come when Adam Rippon of Los Angeles recorded and performed to his own vocals of the Rihanna song "Diamonds.
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The practice of braiding hair is truly ancient and culturally universal, dating back at least to 3000 B.C. If hairstyles have traditionally conveyed messages — about standards of beauty, identity, socioeconomic status — braids may be the ultimate example.
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It was the ultimate example of how network television — which has always targeted a broader audience than cable or streaming — could tell darker stories without sacrificing the things that made big network shows so fun to watch.
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" He appealed to the attendees with biting attacks on Hillary Clinton and a vow to promote religious freedom and appoint conservative judges — holding up the late Justice Antonin Scalia as the "ultimate example of what we're looking for.
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Mark Linscott, a former USTR official, wrote in India's The Hindu newspaper on Tuesday that trade should be a bigger part of the strategic partnership and that a free trade pact "is the ultimate example of economic integration".
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Even as a new post-Rise of Skywalker comic series sets out to redeem him, it's hard not to see him as the ultimate example of one of the darkest forces in our present-day universe: toxic masculinity.
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"Leonardo da Vinci is the ultimate example of the main theme of my previous biographies: how the ability to make connections across disciplines — arts and sciences, humanities and technology — is a key to innovation, imagination, and genius," Isaacson writes.
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And as a buddy movie, The Interview is a perfectly breezy time, with Aaron and Dave citing the ultimate example of the genre (Frodo and Sam, of The Lord of the Rings) as they try to survive in uncharted territory.
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Crisis of legitimacy Trump's response to the Russian hacking campaign, which American intelligence officials report was intended to aid him in the election, demonstrates that he is the ultimate example of an anti-establishment, narcissistic boomer who defines right and wrong according to self-interest.
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The ultimate example was Ken Bone, a man in a distinctive red sweater and mustache who asked a question during a presidential town hall debate in 2016 — who after becoming the meme of the night, was discovered to have a spicy sexual Reddit user history.
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Trump is the ultimate example of a party defined by dog whistles and double standards, offering lame and timid criticism of his slanders or shameful excuses for defamations he dishes that are abhorrent to the traditions and values of major parties throughout American history.
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In fact, WWDITS is perhaps the ultimate example of a work that owes its success to its eminent gif-ability — an asset that helped spread it farther on the internet and further into mainstream culture than it ever could have done through mere film distribution.
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The ultimate example of the failure of the double liberalism is San Francisco, where hundreds of homeless drug addicts live on the streets—and where tech billionaires and would-be-billionaires have to dodge piles of human faeces as they walk to the latest trendy sushi joint.
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Hammer's 20163 Carmilla riff, The Vampire Lovers, might be the ultimate example of this formula: Ingrid Pitt's Eastern European bloodsucker seduces and slowly siphons the life out of innocent girls until a cadre of men comes together to chop off her head and restore the patriarchal order.
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Its inclusion as a 2014 Hugo nominee was widely touted by the Sad/Rabid Puppies as being the ultimate example of how "SJWs" — the shorthand for "social justice warriors," a derogatory term many in the "alt-right" use to refer to progressives and intersectional feminists — had invaded SFF culture.
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Famously peripatetic through his 20s, proudly outrunning the IRS through his 30s, untethered from a savings account until his 40s, and blowing the doors off his 50s with a television franchise and a cordial relationship with Barack Obama, he seemed like the ultimate example of getting better with maturity.
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In perhaps the ultimate example of a woman doing the same job as a man but, figuratively, "backwards, and in heels," Gadot wielded Wonder Woman's weapons while wearing a skimpy outfit and platform boots, and she did so in re-shoots while five months pregnant with her second child.
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MONDAY PUZZLE — My family and I are in the process of buying a house, and, as far as I am concerned, there is nothing like the search for a roof to put over our heads to remind me that the ultimate example of "good news, bad news" is the real estate game.
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For an ultimate example of first world problems, I couldn't turn on my lights this morning with Alexa, but I was eventually able to manually toggle them on and off by using the Alexa iPhone app (because there was no was I was actually walking over to them and bending down to the floor switch).
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The film has been released in several editions, ranging in length from 158 to 287 minutes. Wenders, whose career had been distinguished by his mastery of the road movie, intended this as the ultimate example of the genre.
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139; Dwyer, p. 295. The attempt of the Giants to overthrow the Olympians also represented the ultimate example of hubris, with the gods themselves punishing the Giants for their arrogant challenge to the gods' divine authority.Castriota, p. 139; Dwyer, p. 295; Gale, p. 121; Wilkinson, p. 142; Cairns, p.
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The Anglo-Irish society seems nonplussed with its loyalty. It is not determined whether to be loyal to Ireland or England. This seems to be the source of its dilemma. The ultimate example is presented in Lois locked between Holyhead [Wales] and Kingstown [Ireland] in "nonentity", belonging to neither place.
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The moral meaning of the world grows out of the relation of eternal > co-dependence of persons in community. At the head of this community is God. > #God is a person and is the ultimate example of personal existence. God is > dependent on the other members of the community of minds.
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352 The incident is considered "perhaps the ultimate example of amateurish aristocratic diplomacy gone awry during the First World War",Tucker, Roberts 2005, p. 1690 although none of the sources consulted tends to blame Xavier for the final failure. It is not clear whether he returned to military service afterwards. At the moment of the armistice he was a major in the Belgian army,Clemente 1977, p.
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The Naked Trucker sings and plays guitar, usually wearing nothing more than his red hat and boots. He is a coffee-fueled long- haul trucker who embraces his own nudity as the ultimate example of American freedom. T-Bones is a freeloading drifter who's rarely seen without his ball- peen hammer or bottle of sweet wine. Often underestimated, T-Bones surprises many, including Trucker, with his cunning and depth of knowledge.
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A war altar was a mobile altar on which Mass was celebrated before a battle. The ultimate example is the carroccio of the medieval Italian city states, which was a four-wheeled mobile shrine pulled by oxen and sporting a flagpole and a bell. The carroccio also served as the army standard. Altar stones were used by army chaplains of the Latin Church in the period leading up to the 20th century.
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Many of the other allegations against him included the plundering of ten stores and nine homes. "The rape served as the ultimate example of Turchin's failure" to control his own troops.Bradley, George C. & Richard L. Dahlen, From Conciliation to conquest: The Sack of Athens & the Court-Martial of Colonel John B. Turchin (University of Alabama Press: Tuscaloosa, 2006), page 147. Under the second charge, Turchin failed to perform proper behavior expected out of an officer and a gentleman.
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The FIA banned movable aerodynamic devices and Chaparral responded with the 2H 1969. The 2H broke new ground, seeking to reduce drag but did not achieve much success. The 2J that followed was perhaps the ultimate example of what Group 7 rules could allow in a racing car. It was a twin-engined car, with the by-then usual big-block Chevrolet engine providing the driving force, and a tiny snowmobile engine powering a pair of fans at the back of the car.
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In November 1942, at the height of the Atlantic campaign, the US Navy escorted the Operation Torch invasion fleet across the Atlantic without hindrance, or even being detected, in what may be the ultimate example of the Allied practise of evasive routing. In 1943 and 1944 the Allies transported some 3 million American and Allied servicemen across the Atlantic without significant loss. Unlike the Allies, Germany was never able to mount a comprehensive blockade of Britain. Nor were they able to focus their effort by targeting the most valuable cargoes, the eastbound traffic carrying war materiel.
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Mircea Eliade sees the Abrahamic religions as a turning point between the ancient, cyclic view of time and the modern, linear view of time, noting that, in their case, sacred events are not limited to a far-off primordial age, but continue throughout history: "time is no longer [only] the circular Time of the Eternal Return; it has become linear and irreversible Time".Eliade, Myth and Reality, p. 65 He thus sees in Christianity the ultimate example of a religion embracing linear, historical time. When God is born as a man, into the stream of history, "all history becomes a theophany".
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In November 1942, at the height of the Atlantic campaign, the US Navy escorted the Operation Torch invasion fleet across the Atlantic without hindrance, or even being detected. (This may be the ultimate example of the Allied practise of evasive routing.) In 1943 and 1944 the Allies transported some 3 million American and Allied servicemen across the Atlantic without significant loss. By 1945 the USN was able to wipe out a wolf-pack suspected of carrying V-weapons in the mid- Atlantic, with little difficulty . Third, and unlike the Allies, the Germans were never able to mount a comprehensive blockade of Britain.
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Academic Lisa Cornick notes that the novel is an example of "premise fiction," wherein Haushofer introduces a "single extraordinary premise by revising the realism of the imaginary wall, but does let everything else in the story conform to what one might expect in the real world." Critics have stated that The Wall is the ultimate example of Haushofer's main theme: "the accepted reality of mankind, which people can't find, aren't allowed to find, and don't want to find." The novel has influenced authors like Nobel Prize winner Elfriede Jelinek, who dedicated one of her Princess Plays to Haushofer, citing The Wall specifically.
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In 1954, the icon was crowned by Pius XII as he introduced a new Marian feast Queenship of Mary with the encyclical Ad Caeli Reginam. Perhaps the ultimate example of this interplay is on Tepeyac hill, in Mexico, the site of the reported apparition of Our Lady of Guadalupe to Saint Juan Diego Cuauhtlatoatzin. The Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe on Tepeyac hill houses the tilma (cloak) of Saint Juan Diego on which the image of Our Lady of Guadalupe is said to have been miraculously imprinted, where he had gathered roses. Saint Juan Diego's tilma is a key national and religious icon in Mexico.
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Only numbers are displayed, but through a mechanical or electro-mechanical display (today very rare but has existed for clocks, certain Doppler meters and informational screens at all kinds of stations and airports) The two first basic types are usually easier for the human eyes and brain to interpret, especially if many instrument meters must be read simultaneously. The other two types are only displaying digits, which are more complex for humans to read and interpret. The ultimate example is cockpit instrumentation in aircraft. The flight instruments cannot display figures only, hence even in the most modern "glass-cockpits" where almost all instruments are displayed at screens, few figures are visible.
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In the absence of functioning governmental institutions and regulations, they were supplanted by the private sector and clan law. Commentators identify evidence of areas where the private sector adapted to the stateless environment. A 2004 World Bank study of the Somali economy concluded that "it may be easier than is commonly thought for basic systems of finance and some infrastructure services to function where government is extremely weak or absent." The New York Times referred to post-state Mogadishu as "the ultimate example of deregulation," noting that "[g]utsy entrepreneurs, including some women, opened their own hospitals, schools… telephone companies, power plants and ports".
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Hoeppner has alleged that the Wheat Board withholds information from producers, though others have disputed his claims. In 1996, he spoke out against a federal measure that extended anti-discrimination provisions to homosexuals by claiming that homosexuality was the cause of civil war in Liberia and Zambia. These comments were widely ridiculed, and Foreign Affairs Minister Lloyd Axworthy referred to Hoeppner's observations as "probably the most ultimate example of stupidity I've seen (from) a Reform MP".Winnipeg Free Press, 10 May 1996 He was re-elected in the 1997 election, defeating Progressive Conservative candidate Brian Pallister by 1,449 votes in the redistributed riding of Portage—Lisgar.
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Electrical power is the ultimate example of just-in-time delivery. A severe geomagnetic storm could disrupt electrical power delivery for hours to years, locally or even globally. Lack of supplies on hand to repair the electrical system would have catastrophic effects. The COVID-19 pandemic has caused disruption in JIT practices, with various quarantine restrictions on international trade and commercial activity in general interrupting supply while lacking stockpiles to handle the disruption; along with increased demand for medical supplies like PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) and ventilators, and even panic buying, including of various domestically manufactured (and so less vulnerable products) like panic buying of toilet paper, disturbing regular demand.
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The cycle- chain scene became popular, with people telling Varma that they broke a cycle chain after seeing Siva; the director called them the "ultimate example of how imagination can take over and become a reality in time". As of 2014, the chain used in the film is owned by Chakravarthy. Film-poster designers Anil and Bhanu said that posters should be designed to make a subconscious impact on the viewer, citing the title logo of Siva (with Nagarjuna and the cycle chain) as an example. Inspired by Varma's work in Siva, Rajamouli composed the action sequence during the intermission of his directorial debut Student No. 1 (2002), and followed the shot division of the cycle-chain scene for the same.
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In his autobiography, Elia Kazan faults Stathis Giallelis for having been pampered by his mother and four sisters and never developing enough ambition to become a viable screen personality. He writes that the young actor should have devoted more time to losing his accent so he would not be cast exclusively in ethnic roles and his speech pattern could be better understood by American audiences. However, Kazan's biographer, film critic and historian Richard Schickel disagrees, stating that Giallelis' speaking mannerisms in America America are clear and distinct. Whatever the reasons for the actor's aborted film career, as one of a handful of screen performers known for a single acclaimed role (an ultimate example would be Maria Falconetti), his tour de force in America America provides him with a secure place in film history.
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By corollary, sin is not an inevitable result of fallen human nature, but instead comes about by free choice and bad habits; through repeated sinning a person could corrupt their own nature and enslave themself to sin. Pelagius believed that God had given man the Old Testament and Mosaic Law in order to counter these ingrained bad habits, and when that wore off over time God revealed the New Testament. However, because a person always has the ability to choose the right action in each circumstance, it is therefore theoretically possible (though rare) to live a sinless life. Jesus Christ, who lived a life without sin, was the ultimate example for Christians seeking perfection in their own lives, but there were also other humans who were without sin—including some notable pagans and especially the Hebrew prophets.
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The ultimate example of ellipsis of the novel is the mill scene in which Marda Norton is shot.Corcoran: Elizabeth Bowen: The Enforced Return 53 Corcoran explains the function and effect of ellipsis in the novel: > The ruined mill is, as it were, the terrible secret of Anglo-Irish history > still architecturally articulate on the land, even in its desolation; and > Hugo begins to elaborate something like this before he is prevented by yet > one more elision: "'Another', Hugo declared, 'of our national grievances. > English law strangled the –' But Lois insisted on hurrying: she and Marda > were now well ahead." That ellipsis is the gap through which along Anglo- > Irish history falls: the issue is raised, as so often in Bowen, only to be > turned from, but in a way that makes it in some ways all the more insistent, > with the insistence of the hauntingly irretrievable.
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Night aerial view of the newly opened Apple Park and Cupertino in December 2017 The design of the Apple Park campus has been called the "ultimate example" of suburban office parks, which have been in decline as companies seek to relocate to urban areas with better transit, bicycle, and pedestrian access. Kaid Benfield of the Natural Resources Defense Council, a non-profit environmental advocacy group, criticized the proposed campus for contributing to existing suburban sprawl, with car-dependent features and waste of expensive real estate that could have been used for affordable housing. The headquarters also gained unfavorable attention when it emerged in 2018 that two workers had been injured and required hospital treatment after walking into the building's clear glass walls and doors. Apple received some criticism for the perceived extravagance of its new headquarters, as well as its perfectionist approach to its design and construction.
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The Chilean war hero and martyr Arturo Prat is regarded as the ultimate example of the commitment of the Navy to its country, after his death while leading a boarding party onto the enemy ironclad at the naval battle of Iquique on 21 May 1879, during the War against Peru and Bolivia. The anniversary of this battle is celebrated every year as a public holiday called Día de las Glorias Navales. Prat is also considered to be one of the co-founders of the Naval Seaman Training School in 1868, which began operating a year later, and was one of the Naval Academy's finest graduate officers that in 1943 it became the National Naval School "Arturo Prat" in his honor. Chilean Navy officer's uniform, circa 1890 The Navy further distinguished itself during the Battle of Pisagua in 1879, led by both the Navy and the Marine Artillery Groups and Marine Infantry, the world's first modern military landing operation, that resulted in Chilean victories in other parts of Peru's Tarapacá region, and resulted to its annexation by Chile.
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