One might have a yellow undertone and one might have a peachy undertone.
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Start with just a dollop for a tasty, creamy undertone.
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It was the undertone of Paul's comments at the debate.
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Fresh grass jelly is fragrant, with a lightly smoky undertone.
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So, there is a political undertone to it as well.
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"In Boston there was definitely a racial undertone," says Nichols.
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There is, moreover, an undertone of smartening in the tale.
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"I have like a medium-ish greeny undertone skin," she said.
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There was also an undertone of how devastating this story was.
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I feel like his songs always have an undertone of sadness.
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Rust colors with an orange undertone will be an autumn staple
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There's an undertone of flattery, and almost admiration, to it all.
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The music provided an emotional undertone rather than a tight structure.
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Frequently, though, there's been a disquieting undertone to Dany's bloody triumphs.
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Ahead, everything we learned about achieving a flawless base every time... Finding Your Undertone When it comes to buying the perfect foundation, it pays to take your complexion's undertone into consideration, not just your skin tone.
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Keeping the undertone neutral to cool is a safe bet — and feel free to experiment with creamy beige as well, just make sure it has a pink undertone and is a touch darker than your complexion.
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Stress, contamination, surveillance, and death create a dark undertone throughout the exhibition.
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Or because Chappaquiddick is right there, and there's this undertone of memories.
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Thanks to the blue undertone, this polish is the quintessential blood-red.
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This was the undertone of Piers Morgan's takedown of Lemonade last year.
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Look at the undertone, which could be mint, pine, smoky or apple.
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There's definitely this undertone of the right and wrong way to eat.
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"The drop in the dollar brings a little inflationary undertone," he said.
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Rather than stick to one shade, she combines two: Dou Dou, a berry hue with a "bluish undertone," and Petal, a mauve with a "brownish undertone, similar to a burnt rose," for a balanced result that adds dimension.
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Aside from the rock star vibes, Jacobs' show also had a political undertone.
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The cautious undertone rippled over into Europe with benchmark indexes opening broadly mixed.
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Sure, we do it as a joke, but one with a nasty undertone.
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But his anecdotes, like many of his lyrics, have a bitter, subversive undertone.
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"Throughout his work there is an inherent and unpleasant Paedophile undertone," Jenewein said.
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There's a light violent undertone to these GIFs, too, which I don't enjoy.
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This art, while striking, may not have totally picked up on that undertone, however.
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There is a passivity to the work that belies the undertone of the project.
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And, then as now, "law and order" has a not-so-subtle racist undertone.
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The pair may be in good spirits but the march has a dark undertone.
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The final strand is more subtle: a racial undertone, being couched in vague language.
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They came as an entirely literal interpretation of classic convention, with an ironic undertone.
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There's just enough of its camphor undertone to bring dimension, without smacking of medicine.
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Described as "siren red" in the product description, the color has an orange undertone.
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It's a soft tone with just enough raw umber undertone to feel weighted and sophisticated.
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Then, each of those shades are broken out by undertone (warm, cool, neutral, and olive).
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Blame it on choosing the incorrect undertone, or the amount of cool or warm tones.
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"Look, I'll buy you a hotel room," a trucker said to me in an undertone.
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Her British accent, too, is replaced by a Southern drawl tinged with a mischievous undertone.
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It's always been an undertone, it's just not been as recognized as it is now.
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There, cops were often loathed, a deep undertone of tension and distrust permeating the streets.
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Getting a foundation with the right undertone that won't make you look ashy or orange?
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The underwear line might have a cheeky undertone but the business is not a joke.
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The album has a certain cosmic undertone that developed over the course of the recording.
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Television and radio shows bypass undertone to explain to their audiences precisely the media agenda.
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But she and her allies say the attacks against her often have a sexist undertone.
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That's the undertone to a lot of this criticism: Kids today have it too easy!
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She is a business development manager of Undertone, a digital advertising company in New York.
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Advice about diet and exercise often has a moral undertone; surgery has a mechanistic one.
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But there was also a scary, predatory undertone even in Des Barres' generally cheery tales.
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There are several factors to consider when matching foundations — like undertone, shade, and skin texture.
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Eric Franchi, cofounder of the digital ad firm Undertone, is leaving the company after 16 years.
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The Israeli tech firm Perion acquired Undertone in late 2016 in a deal worth $180 million.
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NS: I think there's some undertone of this too, of generally how we treat each other.
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"This shade is a very nude-nude, with a neutral undertone," Hill said in her video.
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The rooms were surprisingly quiet, almost muffled, with the merest undertone of animals burrowing and gnawing.
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When he's celebrating and having fun, there's that barely noticeable, but still present, undertone of sadness.
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Each Honeycrisp apple has an undertone, a slight blush of green in its pink-red skin.
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If that's right, there's a racial undertone in the comment should slap you in the face.
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So I might start with orange or mandarin, adding a musky undertone and a little wood.
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" Streicher said that she finds the idea of the app to have a "frightening political undertone.
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To this day the song 'Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah' has a dark undertone for me.
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Like all paradises, however, this new world has a much darker undertone of dissatisfaction and discontent.
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The image metaphorically and symbolically represents kind of a mass undertone that we have chosen over the course of many years and that undertone is the will and ability to consistently figure out how to harm ourselves in the service of protecting one delusion after another.
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This led to the introduction of a new undertone, golden, which is suitable for olive skin tones.
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Their motto is simple: How do we know what undertone is best until we've tried them all?
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His voice is scratchy with a soft undertone, and at times it recalls that of Mr. Lamar.
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Though largely an educational experience, there's of course a political undertone to Google's investment in this resource.
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Asked about the concerts' political undertone, performers and attendees said they preferred to focus on the tunes.
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Asked about the concerts' political undertone, performers and attendees said they preferred to focus on the tunes.
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I've never had so many people politely inquire about my health, with a slight undertone of suspicion.
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As always, the undertone — and sometimes the overtone — was each candidate's so-called electability against President Trump.
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The 2015 was savory yet floral, with flavors of dark fruits and earth, and a meaty undertone.
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None of this has stopped mainstream media outlets from encouraging panic about Russia, often with a xenophobic undertone.
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The film swiftly turns into something much darker: "Nour" is fiction with a powerful undertone of social commentary.
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When it comes to makeup, Nelson says selecting shades in the same undertone are easier to pull off.
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There's definitely a sexual undertone: you're naked in the kitchen, you're cooking, you're kissing and touching each other.
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The undertone of the episode is dark, but at least there are some laughs to carry us through.
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Piazza works within a particularly dark color palette that gives each piece of work a rather haunting undertone.
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" Or "The question carries an undertone of anxiety, audible though unvoiced, like the drone-strings of a robab.
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In "Undertone," he sits at the end of a table, trying to draw us into an erotic fantasy.
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The dinner is a reunion between family and friends, with an odd, ominous undertone that becomes increasingly pronounced.
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The two most important things to pay attention to when shopping for red lipstick are formula and undertone.
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Launching a complexion line in 2019 no longer looks like five shades with one undertone and one standard finish.
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A risk-on undertone meant meagre gains for gold, with the precious metal changing hands at $1,2015 per ounce.
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Whether you're wondering what your undertone is or what finish is right for you, we've literally got you covered.
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The letters from people who had experienced bad meals often had an undertone of heartbreak, of romance gone wrong.
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When it comes to finding the perfect concealer shade, the most important thing is knowing what undertone you are.
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"There's always a political undertone to these considerations, and that is just a function of the time," he said.
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This past August, Bodnar's Thrive Causemetics launched a CC Cream in 18 shades with different color and undertone options.
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The undertone of this sketch is more subtle than the others, I didn't pick up on it at first.
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There was a distinct undertone to provide relief to the common man while penalising whatever was deemed a luxury.
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Though we are spotting a minor distinction: This one is a tinge lighter, with less of a blue undertone.
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"There's been fits and starts of these seeds of progress," says Eric Franchi, cofounder of the ad network Undertone.
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As some on Twitter have pointed out, it has lent a rather unsettling and racialized undertone to Schnatter's deflections.
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The undertone of sadness in all of Mitchell's music derives from that gesture, as does the impulse toward flight.
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But there was an undertone of concern sure to linger to Thursday's Game 3 in Houston, if not beyond.
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"The U.S. dollar is going to be a bit range-bound for now with a firm undertone," said Bechtel.
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Somewhere between beige and rose, with a modern purple undertone, mauve lips are slowly usurping classic nude and red.
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This view is becoming the metaphysical undertone of many state-of-the-art technological breakthroughs and commonly-accepted opinions.
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The groom, 30, is a director in social strategy in New York at Undertone, a digital advertising technology company.
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Some lights that are in this range appear neutral but have a green undertone that is amplified on camera.
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It carries a negative undertone, and essentially refers to an entity that says one thing and actually does another.
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They are great, flawed characters, and there is a dramatic undertone to it that I think is rare in comedies.
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In The Happening, which supposedly inspired the book upon which Bird Box is based, the attack has a moralistic undertone.
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"To get people away from the feed is a massive shift," said Jon Mottel, director of social strategy for Undertone.
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There is violence and bloodshed, but it is almost always portrayed with a comedic undertone that takes the edge off.
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" As for this collection, she described it "a little street, a little Japanese street culture mixed with this haunting undertone.
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A risk-on undertone meant gold posted only meagre gains with the precious metal changing hands at $1,74 per ounce.
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Several details emphasize the show's relentless sexual undertone, especially the singular drip carved down the side of each phallic candle.
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"You've seen the house with the pushed-out columns," he said, his undertone the verbal equivalent of a raised eyebrow.
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The undertone of the denial was clear: If Bland had killed herself, then the death was somehow more her fault.
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The best superhero stories, consequently, are aware of this troubling undertone and either examine it or deconstruct it in interesting ways.
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The father/son relationship provides a bittersweet undertone to the episode, until eventually the tape, like the real thing, gives out.
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And they do have a certain girly undertone because many of us associate them with our childhood, so they're unapologetically feminine.
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But the tone of the criticism aimed at Mr. Markle -- at least in Britain -- has had a particularly vicious undertone. Why?
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The event, which descended into a riot, had a bleak undertone; the rejection of black, gay, and latino art and values.
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In a statement, Stephen Lawson, a spokesman for Mr. DeSantis, rejected the idea that the candidate's comments had a racial undertone.
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The inherently sexual undertone of hugging a female colleague for too long, or kissing her, was obscured by "touchy-feely," she said.
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As someone with tons of freckles and a neutral undertone, this collection of warm and cool tan shades was my perfect match.
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Much of the interview had a somber undertone, with a reflective and measured West discussing President Donald Trump and mental health issues.
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But over the years, being vegetarian had taken on a strong pacifistic and moral undertone—it had become a point of pride.
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The finish, undertone, and opacity make for totally different looks, so where can you find your new favorite red lipsticks for fall?
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There is a serious noir undertone, but everything is brightly colored, characters have friendly rounded features, and speak to each other cheerily.
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Select foundation and concealer shades with a pink undertone, which is usually indicated by a "P" or "C" in the product name.
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For a warm brown with a rich, golden undertone, opt for Nyx's Kiss The Dust — it's a near match for MAC's option.
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You'd have a strawberry that's going to taste great with your salad and balsamic dressing, because it has a nice basil undertone.
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"The severity of the recent violence, and the very dangerous ethnic undertone, call for urgent action by the Security Council," he said.
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Stock index futures in Europe were set to follow the broadly cautious undertone, with markets set to open flat to slightly lower.
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It gives the whole scene a bit of an ominous undertone, but it works to build up the crowd into a buzz.
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" She explains, by claiming the term "Ghetto," the Atis Rezistans, "free themselves of its depreciating undertone and turn it into something beautiful.
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It's not his cockiness that causes me to tune out, but it's the same condescending undertone that turns me away from Logic.
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The finished fabric was later cut into cropped bomber jackets whose shimmering surfaces vaguely resembled patent leather, but with an indigo undertone.
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Eric Franchi, one of the founders and a former executive at the digital advertising company Undertone, isn't giving up on ad tech.
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The 2016 election — specifically, the notion that the press and political establishment never thought Donald Trump could win — is the unspoken undertone.
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Beneath the jauntiness and good humor there is an unmistakably elegiac undertone to this film, an implicit acknowledgment of lateness and loss.
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The wax-based formula provides an opaque coverage that wears longer and the yellow undertone blends best with skin that's constantly changing color.
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"One out of every 5 mobile dollars is going to Facebook every day," said Eric Franchi, co-founder of digital advertising company Undertone.
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Sing about things that matter to you, but put your message about the world in an undertone so you don't preach too much.
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But it also wasn't: there was a humorous undertone to our tributes that revealed the complicated relationship that Black people have with death.
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But a new set of deleted scenes reveals the true undertone of the film: a father desperate to remain in his children's lives.
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Breyer often speaks at length and slowly, with an undertone of exasperation, as though he were delivering a lecture for slightly thick students.
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Each one has a charisma that's a little mysterious, a hint of Cubism in their faces, an undertone of irony in their voices.
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Though an apparent reference to U.S. President Donald Trump's boast in a 2005 video about grabbing women's genitals, Schwimmer dismissed any partisan undertone.
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The queso currently in testing is more rich and flavorful than the version in stores, with a somewhat smoky — but not overwhelming — undertone.
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Tasters thought the color on this one was fairly neutral with one person writing, "Typical milk color with a watery light yellow undertone."
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"Early feedback on the target is there is indeed an unpleasant undertone to some of his lifestyle choices," he wrote in an Aug.
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And certainly the success of Hitler's own propaganda lay in part in the Nazis' ability to harness that erotic undertone to gain support.
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They lend an undertone of entropy to each work, which intrigues, because such chaotic forms disrupt the familiar effects of more calculated carving.
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And with so many shades, Tarte created a new system that mixes numbers and undertone letters to make it easier to find your match.
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German government bonds also reflected the cautious undertone in global markets, with the 10-year yield down a basis point at just 0.11 percent.
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Venture into the offices of many young tech companies and you'll notice a certain aesthetic—scrappy yet stark, with an undertone of sophomoric bemusement.
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Many foundation products now state the undertone on the label or in product descriptions online, which makes it easier to find your true match.
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The separatists are right in saying that the drive for independence has been broadly peaceful, but there is an undertone of intimidation and intolerance.
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One of our favorite things about strobing products is the vast number of variations on the market, all differing in formula, undertone, and intensity.
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Basically, we bought two companies — Grow Mobile and Undertone — that have a strong sales and marketing presence and that can't be duplicated in Israel.
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"The [telecommunications] set is all evolving into media companies in order to remain competitive," said Eric Franchi, co-founder of digital advertising company Undertone.
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These remarks were taken from a larger interview where a reporter was asking me hypothetical questions, and all my answers had a comedic undertone.
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"Early feedback on the target is there is indeed an unpleasant undertone to some of his lifestyle choices," Howard-Higgins wrote in an Aug.
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"Suntan" has an undertone of resigned misanthropy, but mostly, this isn't a movie about what the filmmaker thinks of the characters and their milieu.
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All of these can vary person to person, and in particular, identifying the correct undertone is essential to choosing products that complement the skin.
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Its cool, purplish undertone has major benefits: It can make the whites of your eyes look even whiter, and it flatters nearly every skin tone.
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Thus the undertone of Draghi's message is still likely to be dovish, with a signal to the market that the ECB is ready to act.
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When choosing a foundation, look for a line like Too Faced Born This Way Foundation that clearly lists out the exact undertone in every shade.
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It has that mix too, it's a happy song, but it has this sad undertone to it too, just like 'Song For Another Time' does.
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The actress, 31, has officially ditched her platinum strands for a much richer and more familiar hue: a brown shade with a slight red undertone.
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YOU HAVE NEUTRAL UNDERTONES IF… If you feel like your skin isn't clear-cut warm or cool, you may fall into the neutral undertone range.
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In the end, Oracle offers an aesthetic appeal beneath which lurks a provocative undertone, challenging the audience's assumptions about global safety, surveillance, freedom, and power.
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Instead, the no-nonsense pigment (which can be worn on eyes, cheeks, and lips) is pure, unadulterated black — with just the sheerest undertone of aubergine.
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" RUPA REGE NITSURE, CHIEF ECONOMIST, L&T FINANCIAL HOLDINGS, MUMBAI "I liked the progressive undertone of this budget, which is the need of the hour.
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In an echo of 43, the undertone of suspicion among Sanders supporters resurfaced Wednesday on social media with posts carrying the hashtag #RiggedPrimary and #RiggedDNC.
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It's hard to tell if the faint woody undertone of the flower is a scent or a flavor, but it refreshes, with a controlled sweetness.
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Told in the narrator Robin Miles's studied, authoritative (though sometimes slow) delivery, the audiobook manages to allow, rather than force, the subject's devastating emotional undertone.
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"Original Blend" delivers wafts of freshly made coffee alongside an undertone of sweet creaminess, with a top note that combines espresso bean with cold brew.
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Soft as bread pudding inside, they are firmly seared, giving them an undertone of char and a hint of smoke somewhere off in the distance.
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I was trying to figure out, in all these interactions I've had in my life, was there a racial undertone or was I imagining things?
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There's no guarantee they'll be perfect for you — your undertone also plays a role in the final result — but it's a damn good place to start.
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I'm at my desk working, and there it suddenly is: sharp, glassy-green, with that faint, musky undertone that catches at the back of your throat.
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Also in December, another Israeli adtech giant, Perion, took part in the shopping spree by acquiring Undertone, a New York-based adtech startup, for $180 million.
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Many brands try to create foundation and concealer shade options for each undertone, so knowing which category you fall into helps narrow down all the options.
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Those moments also tap into an old conceit of equality as a sort of revenge fantasy, mixed with the undertone of a battle of the sexes.
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The not-so-subtle undertone here is that Kalanick believes his company's reliance on a fleet of human "dudes" is a market weakness, an unnecessary cost.
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But even if you've declared everything with a detectable apricot undertone as out-of-bounds, one look at their summer 2019 manis might change your tune.
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Those bands were having a good time, and this record—even at its most "rockin'" moments, like the chugging opener MPS—has this undertone of dread.
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"I don't know if I'm overstating this, but I feel like the blockers lost 2016," says Eric Franchi, co-founder of the ad tech firm Undertone.
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Those bands were having a good time, and this record—even at its most "rockin'" moments, like the chugging opener "MPS"—has this undertone of dread.
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There is a series of enormous issues with Russia and … what I was listening for was a subtle undertone: 'Of course we have some challenges to discuss.
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The title track's buoyant, stuttering melody and syncopated handclaps mask an eerie undertone, while the carnivalesque "Gex" has the feel of a carousel spinning off its sprocket.
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There's definitely that undertone in a lot of the Alien movies about messing with things and paying the price, albeit more often because of capitalism than curiosity.
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"On lips, I went with nude with a bit of grey undertone to add a bit of oddness to it and to add simple drama," he explains.
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Back home, as expected, the RBI maintained status quo at its latest monetary policy meeting with the repo rate remaining at 50.93 percent with a hawkish undertone.
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But for now, even when I talk about songs like this, or talking about something like that one person, it still has a dark undertone to it.
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It's a very sweet romance that they share throughout the season, but it always has this undertone of her keeping this terrible secret, 'I killed your brother.
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Creators are always threatening to quit, to the point of parody, but there's an undertone of dissatisfaction with the daily grind involved with being an internet star.
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How did peace, free love, drugs, and instant fame in LA create a dark undertone to the feel-good pop of surfer bands like The Beach Boys?
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" Readers and listeners also noticed a religious undertone in the insistence that "we shall not blame Japan; we must first blame ourselves before finding fault with others.
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"It's a risk-off kind of undertone to the market that is the main driving force here," said Shaun Osborne, chief FX strategist at Scotiabank in Toronto.
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Like I met this dude who used to live here, and he mentioned that the building has a weird eerie undertone, but I'm just blocking that out.
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Influencers like Jackie Aina and Alyssa Ashley critiqued the brand for releasing what looked like a lot of shades, but actually failed to deliver in the undertone department.
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The move lower in equities and oil led to a "risk-averse undertone to the market that's keeping the yen supported," said Scotia Capital currency strategist Shaun Osborne.
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Below, we've got goof proof ways to determine the undertone of your skin — then tips on what to buy to find that "your skin, but better" foundation shade.
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Between those two, though, Manifest has managed to take the worst of both worlds: the moralistic undertone of This Is Us paired with the utter nonsense of Lost.
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A humorous unintended effect of these poems is that each one has an ominous undertone, which is most likely unavoidable considering the source material it is working with.
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Here are some of the most colorful tales from recent weeks in the courtroom: - Guzman's voice was "sing-songy" with a "nasally undertone," said FBI agent Steven Marston.
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It's an undertone that grows even more malevolent in the shadow of a catastrophic extinction event, especially one where only a privileged few were given the opportunity to escape.
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Following 2018's regal and dramatic Ultra Violet, Pantone's Color of the Year 2019 is Living Coral, an "animating and life-affirming shade of orange with a golden undertone".
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There are more than 238 red lipsticks at Sephora alone, which doesn't make the process of choosing a flattering finish or undertone — particularly for my deep skin — any easier.
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"There is a slight undertone of risk off sentiment that is supporting the dollar," said John Marley, head of FX strategy at Infinity International, a currency risk management firm.
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In 2016, perhaps because Republicans were out of power and Trump was running purely against the system, his crowds often had an undertone of anger that bordered on menacing.
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Our hope as always with the arcade is to create an environment where people can have fun and interact with the art while a subversive undertone slowly reveals itself.
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However, there is an undertone linking Vulcan's success — a level of prosperity that few old gods achieve, hence Wednesday's determined mission — to his partnership deal with the new gods.
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But it's one-on-one, where his temperament — earnestly upbeat, but with a self-deprecating humor and a subtly forceful undertone blocking any threat of saccharine — is most effective.
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It has an artsy, literary undertone befitting its Jamaica Plain setting, but with all the genial joviality—and good beer selection—you'd want out of your favorite local spot.
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Pat McGrath offers MatteTrance Lipstick in Elson, her signature red, $38; a true crimson with just the right amount of blue undertone, it helps to make teeth appear whiter.
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That's why this boozing, brawling comedy with its undertone of dread is one of the rare Christmas plays that may be more advisable at any other time of year.
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She rolls her eyes and says there is a "who do you think you are" undertone that her campaign has had to overcome, adding that extends to Rep. Knight.
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Beyond the jokes, there was an undertone of sadness and anger among some locals, who said Central American and Mexican immigrants offered more to the United States than they take.
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Eric Franchi, co-founder of ad tech firm Undertone, likens the struggle to a losing game of whack-a-mole, in which advertisers will never quite have the upper hand.
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Brown's own zine, the multi-disciplinary rooilijn, published in 2016 on Het Bos ("the forest" in Dutch), had a dark undertone that was inspired, in part, by Europe's refugee crisis.
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A makeup artist's best kept secret is that neutral is also known as "not sure" and the best undertone to turn to when you're beginning to figure out your coloring.
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The political undertone of the film coincides with real India-wide protests in the streets outside by Dalits (formerly called "untouchables"), revolting against centuries of repression from the upper castes.
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Richard Hudson of North Carolina said there was an undertone of irony at the meeting due to Mulvaney asking members to vote for something he would never have voted for.
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The acclaim that Teen Vogue has generated with its increased political coverage over the last year betrays a demoralizing undertone: Can you believe that teen girls care about serious issues?
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"The undertone of race here just adds one more page to the script of how this all plays out," Arthur L. Aidala, the president of the Brooklyn Bar Association, said.
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"There is a bit of a risk-off undertone to markets here," said Shaun Osborne, currency strategist at Scotia Bank in Toronto, referring to the yen's performance against the greenback.
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At first glance, one can assume a sinister and angry undertone in her work but learning about the cultural implications surrounding the concepts of her works invites new complex meaning.
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"We are not seeing a big selloff in the dollar as there is a broad undertone of risk aversion in the markets," said Morten Lund, a currency strategist at Nordea.
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Claude Moraes, chair of the EU parliament's civil liberties, justice and home affairs (Libe) committee, issued a slightly more diplomatic reaction statement after the meeting — yet also with a steely undertone.
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The Housewife took two years formulating tones, and immediately I could tell that her hard work had paid off, as there was no orange-y or ashy undertone to speak of.
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Those who have a warm undertone do really well in warm environments — they tan really easily and they have a natural color within them, which is brought out in the sun.
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But while it's nominally a children's show about a battling hero and a scary monster, it carries a subtle, somber undertone that made it unlike anything on TV at the time.
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This is arguably Apple's first show that has a political undertone, in the sense that it aims to increase empathy around the topic of immigration in a nation that's currently lacking.
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When it comes to creating a look that feels intentional, the undertone of your shadow matters, which is why it's so easy to pick up a palette of color coordinated shades.
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Add some lime zest to your guacamole for a citrus undertone, grate fresh Parmesan over pasta dishes for a restaurant feel, or shave whole nutmeg and cinnamon over morning pancakes. 2.
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Since the pigment is loaded with skin-loving antioxidants and a peachy undertone, I can rest assured knowing I'm treating my annoying discolorations just as much as I'm covering them up.
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Luckily, we've got all the tips and tricks you'll need to master a defined, beautiful, neutral lip — and it's all about getting the right undertone, then mixing and matching, Nasrat says.
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" She continues, saying, "I think it's really compelling when the music itself sounds timeless but the lyrics and the content are—even if they are pretty basic—there is [an] undertone.
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There's a very "We Need to Talk About Kevin" undertone to this episode about a ten-year-old who starts to betray extreme psychopathic tendencies even at a very young age.
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You could argue that Julia's obsession with Samara has a kind of feminist undertone: Like many horror films before it, including The Ring, it posits female fellowship as a way forward.
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Altman's professed impatience with "most people" takes on a sinister undertone in the context of his repeated references to the annihilation of human life or its replacement by "levelled up" humans.
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Other than the solemn duty of remembrance for our gathering, our discussions had a heavy undertone to them; which was in anticipating if and when the next attack was to occur.
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An F.B.I. agent, who had studied the audio of Mr. Guzmán's calls, as well as the audio in several videos, described El Chapo's voice as high-pitched with a nasally undertone.
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There's an undertone of darkness, as the boy discovers the bloodied centerfold in the automobile's twisted remains — but also an element of juvenile comic innocence that serves to undercut the horror.
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I wanted it to smell like going out at night in a luxurious, chauffeur-driven night on the town—it has this musky, animalistic undertone; a bit dirty, almost like hot sex.
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It is unfair to portray our peaceful movement as having "an undertone of intimidation and intolerance", particularly as more than 285,230 Catalan citizens are being prosecuted for organising the referendum on independence.
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"It's good to know [your undertone] because when choosing a foundation by yourself, it will guide you to the section you're going to end up," celebrity makeup artist Beau Nelson told PeopleStyle.
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Though the event started with a somber moment of silence to reflect on his loss, the serious undertone of the evening did not prevent candidates from some of their sharpest charges yet.
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Micallef told Mashable that he believes the racist undertone in Trump's speeches "creates a really bad environment," likening it to the resulting rise in hate crime following the Brexit vote in June.
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But there was a distinct undertone of current events given that Russia has been accused of discriminating against the Tatar minority all over again since 2014, recently shutting down their independent legislature.
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Introducing the Pantone Color of the Year 2019, PANTONE 16-1546 Living Coral - an animating and life-affirming coral hue with a golden undertone that energizes and enlivens with a softer edge.
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"I was talking with somebody...who was saying that she's very, very fair with a pink undertone and that she has a hard time finding makeup that's right for her," she said.
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"It is not a bold forecast to argue that there will be a hawkish undertone from the meeting," Michelle Meyer, U.S. economist at BofA Merrill Lynch Global Research, said in a report.
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Smaller works reading "Don't do it" and "You should have asked," printed in uncomfortably charming script, have a dark undertone, indicating the convention that even a woman's pain must be beautiful and acceptable.
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And I'm tempted to behave in ways—tersely, snidely, with a muted but unmistakable F.U. undertone—that I'd hate for an actual person, if it were an actual person, to have to endure.
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In fact, the stage name "Bruno Mars" grew out of professional necessity: Mixing a childhood nickname (Bruno) with the otherworldly undertone of "Mars" helped him transcend stereotypical racial categories in the music industry.
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These days, you can walk into a salon and spot hundreds of reds — varying in undertone and finish — proving that picking just one is far harder than it was nearly eight decades ago.
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The result is often electrifying: Mr Cumming's voice becomes ever-so-slightly more mincing when Bachardy is being wayward; the older, more august Mr Callow giving the undertone of a growl in response.
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Unlike much of the apocalyptic work in the Central Pavilion and Arsenale exhibitions, Katayama's images have a definitively positive undertone: they use style and physical difference as agents of self-definition and redefinition.
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"There are two long-standing tensions in Zimbabwe: First, within ZANU-PF, between Mnangagwa's Lacoste faction and Mugabe's G40 factions, with an undertone of tribal tension," Malik said in a note to investors.
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But always, in a hissed undertone, there is the darker message that if you don't have all that you want, if you feel sick, discouraged or defeated, you have only yourself to blame.
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Such strenuously flabbergasting and preposterous pop displays bolster the general undertone of the modish 'visionary' nature of Schöffer's work, associating his flashing and spinning techno-decorative oeuvre with magical management and paranormal paradises.
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The cautious undertone echoes comments from smaller Singapore peer Temasek Holdings which is looking to temper its pace of investments this year as trade tensions ratchet up between the United States and China.
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The request had a sad undertone: at the time, Lee was reportedly sick and in and out of hospitals, and we didn't know how many more Stan Lee cameos we were going to get.
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"Female empowerment has always been an undertone of SI Swimsuit but this year we decided that now more than ever, it needed to be placed at the forefront of the discussion," Day told PEOPLE.
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It's almost cute, but any woman who's been through something similar can't help but feel that undertone of pernicious pressure to go through with something that might not have originally been in the cards.
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While Putin says that firing FBI Director James Comey was Trump's right and not Russia's business, he'll be reveling in the political undertone of the FBI chief's departure: Don't look too closely at Russia.
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The title refers to the pictorial-space-making system of one-point perspective, though the painting itself not particularly illusionistic; the suggestion of perpendicular horizontal and vertical planes creeps in like a sonic undertone.
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"The undertone of this report was broadly constructive as the pick-up in the forward-looking indicators suggests some modest rebound lies ahead," said Millan Mulraine, deputy chief economist at TD Securities in New York.
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With this in mind and as a recently pregnant woman, I felt like "One Thousand Eggs" was dangerously positioned on the precipice of a dark undertone that I wasn't sure I wanted to engage in.
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The Rosemary's Teenager joke pretty much makes itself: a single mother's adolescent son begins acting out, as high schoolers do, but his surly demands to get out of his room have an unnerving dark undertone.
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"It looks great on fair to medium skin tones, especially ones with a yellow undertone, as it will show up better on those skin tones, but it can work with any eye color," she says.
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At a small social gathering I once attended, Lois Dodd suggested the presence of a political undertone in reference to a Downes painting that featured a line of garbage trucks at the Staten Island landfill.
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While the fae are mostly used as a metaphor for refugees and racial discrimination, there's also an undertone of queerness led by the casting of Delevingne, who is bisexual and genderfluid, playing a bisexual faerie.
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"As the energy of the sun, our main star, shifts to the sign of Scorpio, not only will the overall mood shift but even the days will start to embrace a darker undertone," Montúfar explains.
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The tannin, the astringency, that grilled pepper undertone typical of cabernet—it's all there, and yet here is a blend that possesses all of the characteristics of a grand cru wine from the Côte de Nuits!
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This season finale, as well as one in which Roseanne quips about ethnically diverse shows, claim to send the message that people are more alike than they are different, but there remains a distinct "otherness" undertone.
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"Every day these prices go up we're seeing end users scrambling to buy, which is adding to the supportive undertone in the futures market," said Terry Reilly, senior agriculture futures analyst at Futures International in Chicago.
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From this first encounter, Meiselas soon befriended the girls, but the push and pull of their adolescent curiosity combined with a slightly menacing undertone remained a marker of their relationship and inflects the images on display.
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He has always been aware of the sense in England that anyone could have won, and easily, with Barcelona and Bayern Munich; of the simmering undertone that all of his achievements somehow did not quite count.
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To create her images, she photographs, scans, and captures old quilts and afghans (Blanket Statement #1 and #2), tie-dye T-shirts (Undertone Overtone), discarded color sample booklets (New Fancy Foils), and gaudy fabrics (Razzle Dazzle).
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Taken in darker moments, the surreal bubbliness of his single "Otter Pop" has a dark undertone, its joyful lyrical smattering of sugary foodstuffs feels like an impossible binge, like Candyland's Gloppy coming to swallow you whole.
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Undertone's president Robert Schwartz issued a company-wide memo regarding Franchi's departure on Thursday afternoon: All,After 16 fantastic years and many, many professional and personal milestones, Eric Franchi's last day at Undertone will be June 1.
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From there, it's down to deciphering your skin's undertone (yes, it matters when hunting down the perfect shade match) and arming yourself with the best tools for application, from brushes and sponges to just your own fingertips.
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However, Timberlake has been notoriously mum on a whole host of social issues, and the league can pretty much guarantee that there won't be a single political undertone in the song and dance of the white man.
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This song could have gone either way: its alternative undertone links it to the likes of Anna of the North and Niki & The Dove, respectively Norwegian and Swedish artists whose coolness is attained by remaining slightly aloof.
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Each song might be about a specific thing, but this is also dream-pop – a genre that, in its name, literally asks the listener to dream, even if some tracks might have a darker undertone to them.
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Just as tangerines begin to go soupy if left in the sun, there is always a subtle undertone of decay in fruit perfume; wearing one can be like grafting a memento mori painting directly onto your body.
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After the software company Perion acquired Undertone in 2015, Mr. Franchi teamed up with Joe Zawadzki, the chief executive of MediaMath, to fund an ad tech-focused venture-capital fund called MathCapital that helps the little guys.
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They also learn how to approach paramedical tattoos for people of color; Ms. Sams, 41, created a new line of 30 skin-colored and undertone pigments for trained professionals that she sells online and at her school.
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The poaching liquid becomes the base for pho, loaded with the rest of the chicken (head, feet), spices that blur the line between flavor and fragrance, and enough fish sauce to give it a satisfying undertone of murk.
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High Rhode eschews even a hint of sugar, delivering instead a syrupy yet astringent citrus flavor, with a bitter undertone and an intensely herbal nose, producing a flavor that somehow splits the difference between grapefruit juice and Jagermeister.
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Ariana Grande's fourth studio album Sweetener is out today, and while it's upbeat enough to sound like a bubbly celebration of the pop star's domestic bliss with SNL fiancé Pete Davidson, there's a subtler — and darker — undertone to it.
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The fact remains that there is a disturbing racial undertone to the Trump campaign that goes far beyond the tired narrative of economic anxiety and distress among white people in the flyover states who feel ignored by conventional politicians.
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" Though the review is complimentary enough, it ends with the same smirking undertone, albeit one that is self-aware: "Still, it's a bitter reality: they'd never be getting this kind of attention if it weren't for the White Stri-- fuck!
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Sigrid's voice, with its accented tinge and husky undertone, helps a lot—it's the voice of the most fun girl at a party, who you sit on the kitchen counter with and talk to about boys until the early hours.
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It was a brewing breakthrough: a fantastic coffee with an enticing undertone of rum, and of rye on the sly, served either cold-brewed or in a pour-over presentation at the store (or sold as beans for brewing at home).
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In 2018, Scofield, whose bass work provided Until Your Heart Stops with its Earth-rattling undertone, tragically died in a car accident, and Cave In would play a pair of shows with Converge's Nate Newton on bass to benefit his family.
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The ingredients in ginataang mango malunggay are announced in its name: ginataang means cooked in coconut milk; mango needs no translation; and malunggay is moringa, the gently bitter, matcha-like undertone of their leaves keeping the fruit's sweetness in check.
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The three other shorts in the program — New Fancy Foils, Undertone Overture, and Glistening Thrills — are now widely available for the first time, part of a smattering of work from 2012 to 2017 that Mack has made public on Vimeo.
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ECB chief Mario Draghi is nevertheless expected to acknowledge in his 1230 GMT news conference that the growth outlook has worsened as both domestic and external factors weigh on confidence, which would give the bank's policy outlook a dovish undertone.
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He said he feels like Chicken Soup for the Soul attempts to portray diverse human experiences, to tap into what it means to be a person, though he can't shake a vague feeling that the series had a specifically religious undertone.
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"The global markets and the U.S. are following what is happening in China, and the undertone is that some sort of a trade deal is not far away," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities in New York.
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Accounting for skin type, skin color, skin undertone, age, eye color, hair color, allergies, sensitivities and more, the startup presents each customer a filtered and tailored list of the 400 items its carries, ranging from lipsticks to foundation to blush and more.
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Many argue that the invocation of the term "globalist" carries an undertone of anti-Semitism for a variety of reasons, not least of which is that it was originally deployed by Bannon, who has a much larger record of dabbling in anti-Semitism.
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"With blondes going brassy, for example, it's usually down to a colorist not taking into account the current condition of the hair, how it's responded to color in the past, and the natural undertone of your hair underneath any dye," Richards says.
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Its Twitter account has been RT-ing insults and praise alike, and everything about the launch, the vending machine sales and its reception has kept up the good times vibe, with an IDGAF undertone that fits pretty perfectly with Snapchat's brand identity.
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"There is something of a risk-off undertone that may prevail in the market until we get some clarification on the tax cut plan we are expecting to get from the Senate," said Shaun Osborne, currency strategist at Scotia Bank in Toronto.
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The company is announcing that it has raised $700,000 in "pre-seed" funding led by Notation Capital, with participation from Betaworks, PJC, Rough Draft, Thatcher Bell, Christian Noske, Giphy CEO Alex Chung, Chris Cunningham of C2 Ventures and Eric Franchi of Undertone.
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David believes the constant bombardment of messages with racial undertone—rather that be accusations of Black women "hating" on a white woman who casually traverses Black spaces or Black people being too "sensitive"—can cause racism to go from an external problem, to internal.
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Even when punching each other furiously, Thomas (Corentin Fila) and Damien (Kacey Mottet Klein), combatants whose senseless schoolyard fights have an undertone of repressed desire, wear the stricken expressions of innocents caught up in a war they don't understand and would rather not fight.
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A slim, poised collection, the then 23-year-old's looped and layered vocals were delicate as a silk chemise, but they also bore a menacing undertone, with the low-end synths and triggered beats preventing her ethereal, bedroom-recorded intimacy from coming off slight.
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But the exchange's scandalous undertone was emblematic of how this white-collar criminal case seemed to turn into a tabloid romp overnight: After days of dry testimony from accountants or salesmen, Gates' appearance gave the proceedings an unmistakable sheen of crime, sex, lies and shame.
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I just have had a renewed appreciation for yellow, the color yellow, which I never wear because I have a yellow undertone and I just feel like it will make me look ill or not be flattering, so I've been conditioned out of wearing yellow.
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YOU HAVE WARM UNDERTONES IF… Your skin will have a yellowish, golden and/or peachy hue if you fall on the warm side of the undertone spectrum (think of celebrities like Jennifer Lopez, Kim Kardashian and Beyoncé — or, pictured, Lucy Liu, Jessica Alba and Halle Berry).
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"I haven't put out that much yet—I only have two songs that have been professionally released—[but] I would say there's an R&B undertone to everything, and it goes from pop to hip-hop to trap," she told Coveteur of her music in late 2018.
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Mike Cassidy, the former CEO of the ad-tech company Undertone who now runs his own DTC and e-commerce-focused agency, BVAccel, said that his agency didn't see the need to develop its own products, as it has vast experience spanning more than 150 DTC brands.
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It's a phrase that's repeated by NBA analysts and fans alike, a mantra with an almost moral undertone, suggesting that the hard, unglamorous work of preventing points is more noble than the glory boy fun of scoring them, and therefore should be held in higher esteem.
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"I'm also looking for the end of this process to maybe also put an end to this undertone that we are hearing all the time that anything that we do, any result we get, is based only on money and not on talent or effort," Soriano said.
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A small supporting character who provided a kind of melancholy undertone to the early episodes — when he was presented as a washed-up older kid, a cautionary tale for the youngsters who nevertheless maintained his cool — became, in essence, a superhero and the star of the show.
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It puts [the performance] in a place on the shelf, and I think it has an undertone, a quality, the terminology that is potentially a little misogynistic and pigeonholes you in being representative of a woman who's screaming and who's in fear and who doesn't have her own strength.
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Still, the whole thing is tinged with an undertone of sadness: We know that in the end, Donna will die before she sees her grandchild born, and that her friends and loved ones will miss her to the point of tearing up every time they hear her name.
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The obsessive nature of Molière's "Miser" has always had a dark undertone, but the treatment of the other characters in this production is downright sadistic: Throughout, Harpagon wields his rifle a little too dementedly for comfort; at one point, he even bites off a piece of his son's ear.
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She starts with the Kylie Cosmetics skin concealer in shade "Maple" applying it across most of her face, and then adding in a bit of "Himalaya" — which has more of a pink undertone — underneath her eyes to help cancel out dark circles and blends with the Beauty Blender.
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The block is viewed matter of factly in Kenny Rivera's gouache street scenes that carry an undertone of violence and nostalgia, recalling the Washington Heights of his childhood, while the young painter Vaughn Spann, in "Here Comes the Storm," considers the block more abstractly in relationship to Minimalism.
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" In response to a follower who criticized them for using orange pigments, they alluded to President Donald Trump before going on to explain the importance of undertone: "We never want to look orange like a certain someone but we added enough warmth for those who have yellow or red undertones.
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When Rogan lets Musk smoke a blunt and talk about electric planes, the universe as a simulation, and the singularity without probing him on any recent controversies, the undertone is that Musk's critics are hysterical for caring about things like union busting, SEC rule-skirting, and how billionaires use their power.
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"Reuters wrote that one of the calls involved a discussion between Guzmán and an associate where he cautioned against angering the police:... FBI special agent Steven Marston testified the 61-year-old was easily identifiable by his higher-pitched voice, which had "kind of a sing-songy nature to it" and a "nasally undertone.
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Right now, there's an undertone of eat-your-vegetables dutifulness: Right now, YA for girls is supposed to center female friendships, so it feels as though Adeyemi has placed Zélie and Amari at the center of her story for the sake of appearances without quite managing to genuinely fall in love with their dynamic.
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Pence never worried aloud, as Trump did, if he was making a mistake by throwing his support to an establishment favorite — but that was the undertone on Monday night, where Strange seems likely to lose and the case in his favor is the exact kind of establishmentarian, vote-with-the-majority, conservative principles case that traditional Republicans often make.
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Instead, more and more ads this year have a social good undertone: Mini USA encouraged viewers to defy and ignore stereotypes, Mirren warned of the risks of drinking and driving, and Axe will be showing a 30 second spot of its "Find Your Magic" campaign, which, radically, includes a celebration of a man vogueing, Paris is Burning-style.
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Although Flynn delivers on her big twist (I gasped) and the film is aesthetically pleasing to watch (McQueen and his longtime cinematographer, Sean Bobbitt, cast a cool undertone to the unfolding drama), Widows flounders in bringing about any real discussion about the realities of American women, despite Davis' best efforts to rally #MeToo solidarity during the film's promo.
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Yeah, it's kind of like the adult baby thing, like how it's totally sweet and wholesome and just people acknowledging a kind of left-of-field thing that makes them feel good but then there's also a bit of a sinister undertone, because it does seem sexual and a little bit sordid at times…Yeah, fetishy.
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People will often see a movie like "Wonder Woman" and say that it was a really big leap for women when in reality DC was just making a movie for one of its popular characters, the movie said nothing about sexism and it didn't even have that kind of undertone and I think that's what made the movie good.
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General director Vladimir Urin cited unpreparedness as the reason for cancellation, however, given the prestigious reputation of these dancers, as well as Russia's strongly anti-LGBT political atmosphere and Serebrennikov's recent arrest for the alleged embezzlement of government funds during a production at his theater company, the cancellation of this highly anticipated and very expensive production has acquired a political undertone.
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But the reality of Comey's firing — that he was sacked while on a recruiting trip to California; that he saw a television screen blare the news of his firing while he was giving a speech; that he laughed at first because he thought it was a "fairly funny" joke — gives the letter an undertone of urgency, drawing an implicit contrast between being "committed only to doing the right thing" and allowing political considerations to get in the way of law enforcement.
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Catch Liberation in Europe at these shows: June 3 - Dublin, Tenterhooks +June 4 - Aberdeen, The Tunnels +June 7 - London, Bethnal Green Working Men's Club June 8 - Glasgow, Stereo +June 9 - Manchester, Gullivers +June 11 - DIYSpace For London ^June 12 - Hope and Ruin, Brighton ^June 13 - Undertone, Cardiff ^June 17 - Aarhus, Denmark *June 21st - De Gym, Groningen *June 23rd - Espace B, Paris *June 25th - West Germany, Berlin * * with Carla Da Forno (Blackest Ever Black)+ with Apostille (Night School)^ with CC Dust (Perennial, Night School)
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