"This doesn't reflect positively on the president," Mr. Gurulé said, understatedly.
|
|
"That was a terrific deal for the Red Sox," Duquette said, understatedly.
|
|
Just another weekend in the life of America's most understatedly amazing orchestra.
|
|
" He adds, understatedly, "It's kind of weird considering how much I do practice.
|
|
Mr. Zehetmair's interpretation of this classic feels dancily suspended in air, understatedly intense.
|
|
Camp slipped a particularly masculine, understatedly elegant silver braided engagement ring onto Astin's finger.
|
|
Kaling – looking understatedly stylish in a Gucci cardigan – grabbed a bite to eat with pal and artist Julia S. Powell.
|
|
He was beautifully, understatedly supported at every turn by Mr. Trifonov, whose particular opportunities to shine came in extended postludes.
|
|
Actually, that's after a delightful introduction set on a "prog rock cruise" — an "easy subject for mockery," as Weigel understatedly writes.
|
|
She paused to tell an anecdote or a joke—she is understatedly funny —and although everything was planned, it didn't feel that way.
|
|
Hear the song and see the video above, and give thanks for the return of one of the most understatedly fascinating figures in British music.
|
|
The cast-iron SoHo building that Judd bought in 1968 and transformed into one of the most understatedly stunning homes and studios in the city.
|
|
Mohawk General StoreThere's no other shop that so perfectly embodies the Silver Lake aesthetic, from its understatedly cool designer mix to its mid-century-modern furniture.
|
|
Where "Offering" is concerned, it has proved to be just another reason why Hiss Spun remains one of the most understatedly anticipated albums of the year.
|
|
On the day of the Rubber Tracks performance, she was dressed understatedly in a one-piece coverall, her curls all combed out, eyes closed in focus.
|
|
In perhaps the most understatedly absurd speech of the entire convention, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich warned of terrorists detonating a nuclear weapon in the United States.
|
|
A lone bogey on Friday was more than balanced by 11 birdies, the lowest score of his European Tour career, which he understatedly described as a "solid" round.
|
|
With its sunlight-bathed dining room and understatedly delicious, St. John-inspired menu, it's little wonder Shoreditch restaurant Lyle's achieved its first Michelin star in September, less than two years after opening.
|
|
Pharrell, I'm not sure what this fugly contraption that is probably worth a fortune on your wrist is, but even that won't distract me from how intimate and understatedly ornate this wedding was.
|
|
Ungar is epigrammatic ("The goal is to break without being broken"), understatedly funny ("Getting food from the biosphere into the mouth can be a challenge"), and succinct about why such an unprepossessing topic should command our attention.
|
|
Pamela has a duel of wits with Hilda and understatedly tender moments with Chuffy and her mother; Gurney brawls with Staggles; a drunk and haplessly randy Staggles puts moves on both Hilda and the housemaid, Alice (Annie Jackson), who are mortified.
|
|
These include some true discoveries, like "In Transit" (Friday through Sunday), the final film from the great documentary director Albert Maysles (working with four co-directors), a portrait of the passengers on Amtrak's Empire Builder route that understatedly comments on class, race and origins in the United States.
|
|
Imagine Hum, Codeine, Soundgarden, and the Magnolia Electric Co. listening to Terence McKenna lectures on cassette while hot-boxing a van somewhere along the liminal southern tip of Lake Michigan, where Michigan, Indiana, and Illinois converge, an understatedly harsh and beautiful place where industrial factories run up against pristine National Park Service lands.
|
|
The impeccable taste on display here is yet another reason to keep an eye on this artist as she makes her inevitable ascent—and let's face it, there probably won't be a more understatedly zeitgeist-y visual than Nilüfer Yanya draped in a red dressing gown casting a hand over some magic cards this year.
|
|
Even long before they had launched their two hugely successful, understatedly luxurious labels Elizabeth and James and The Row, they were tween style idols thanks to their pitch perfect trendy ensembles, regularly worn in coordinating colors and prints, who later developed a serious penchant for vintage which they can often be seen wearing on the Met Gala red carpet.
|
|
Photograph by Yudi Ela for The New Yorker And yet hope springs eternal at the HiHi Room, a promisingly off-kilter new restaurant from Eric Finkelstein and Matt Ross, the RISD -grad duo behind Court Street Grocers, an understatedly exceptional sandwich shop that opened in adjacent Carroll Gardens a decade ago and now has four locations and its own line of (delicious) bottled sodas.
|
|
Nathan Rabin of The AV Club also responded positively to the episode, calling it a "standout episode" and stating it "was understatedly elegant in its storytelling and language".
|
|
" Gina Sepre of E! Online praised the performance saying, "When Adele took the stage to perform her understatedly stripped-down and hugely impactful performance of 'Someone Like You,' there were no pyrotechnics, no acrobatics, no lavender hair, and no autotune. And guess what? We didn't miss it.
|
|
The BBC's Gordon Miller recommended the album for its "craft, dedication and integrity". John Fordham of The Guardian described it as "a repertoire of standards and sambas" characterized by the artists' "musicianly and understatedly spontaneous take on smooth jazz".John Fordham, Jim Tomlinson/Stacey Kent, "The Lyric", The Guardian, 16 March 2006.
|
|
Katz is well known for the high production values of its books, which are designed by the firm Tholön Kunst of Buenos Aires and Barcelona."Katz editores." Tholön Kunst website. Tholön Kunst's designs for Katz, almost without exception imageless, feature bold blocks of color and understatedly elegant typography, with a distinctive, instantly recognizable layout for each individual series.
|
|
Jeff Lincoln of Country Standard Time said that the song "has a charming, sultry groove. Exchanging sharp Dobro twangs with understatedly suggestive lyrics, it's something Ronnie Milsap may have plucked for himself 30 years ago." Giving it three stars out of five, Billy Dukes of Taste of Country called the opening lyrics "vapid" but praised the chorus, also saying, "The mood is right".
|
|
The album received a favorable coverage from URB, Spin, CMJ, and The Wire. It is part of Cokemachineglows Top 60 Albums of the 2000s, appearing in the "Honorable Mentions" section. Michael Endelman of CMJ New Music Monthly said, "these cerebral MCs turn their emotional hang-ups (dejection, alienation, disaffection, etc.) into their calling card." Dave Segal of The Stranger called it "one of underground hiphop's most understatedly adventurous documents, both sonically and lyrically".
|
|
He also stated, "There are lots of shots of water and clouds, and the video ends with Aaliyah swimming up from the bottom of a pool, almost looking like she's going into the clouds. It's really beautiful." The video was ranked at number 93 on Billboard's 100 Greatest Music Videos of the 21st Century list. Rebecca Milzoff from Billboard praised the video and said "The video for Aaliyah's sinuous "Rock the Boat" might have easily gone down as just one of the many examples of the beloved singer's preternatural cool and low-key sex appeal, featuring Aaliyah leading an all-female ensemble in understatedly sexy moves mirroring the song's hypnotic, undulating melody".
|
|
Five Dials is one of several magazines that have been credited with the rebirth of the literary journal, albeit in a slightly different form to publications such as the London Review of Books. Articles either about or referencing Five Dials have appeared in The Guardian, The Times, and UK publishing's trade magazine The Bookseller. Five Dials continues to grow in profile and is still run by Craig Taylor, who is assisted by Hamish Hamilton staff and a team of volunteers in the making of the magazine. Excerpts from Five Dials have appeared in The Guardian, and journalists continue to praise its progress, calling Five Dials "understatedly hip", a "heartbreaking PDF of staggering Internet genius" and "handsomely typset, beautifully illustrated and gloriously devoid of adverts".
|
|
'The whole thing has to be a kind of partnership—a marriage between writer and performer,' he explained, 'If there is no marriage—well you know what the brainchild has to be'." The author of CBS: Reflections in a Bloodshot Eye, Robert Metz, recalled that, once, a relative of Ace's had wired him to say, "Send me $10,000 or I'll jump from the fourteenth floor of my building", and Ace was said to have wired back, "Jump from seven—I'll send $5,000." Whether or not this was a true story or an Ace gag, it was understatedly madcap enough that it could have been true. When CBS fired Ace as the head of its "comedy workshop" in the late 1940s, according to Time, a sympathetic network vice president told him afterward, "I'll tell you a secret—we haven't got a man who understands comedy.
|
|