At worst, it created a tinderbox of unnaturally dense vegetation.
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But in a few countries the ratio is unnaturally high.
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Most blockchain enthusiasts have a unnaturally narrow definition of trust.
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Mice used for experiments are raised in unnaturally clean conditions.
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They are posed unnaturally in the conventional narratives of their time.
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Its voice is melodic, it rarely stumbles, and it's unnaturally efficient.
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The Mate 20 Pro's colors pop more, but somewhat unnaturally so.
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WE WERE AT AN UNNATURALLY PASSIVE FOR A PERIOD OF TIME.
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You can see how Guccifer 2 hashtag unnaturally abruptly stops trending.
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Who'd have thought that this healer would meet his end so unnaturally?
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Their texture was spongy and they appeared uncannily — and unnaturally — puck-shaped.
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I thought of Disney theme parks as unnaturally clean and cheerful places.
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A body jab is not just for those with unnaturally heavy hitting power.
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You have to force yourself to act unnaturally to be an effective stalker.
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He certainly didn't look sick, though he lay unnaturally still in the bed.
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You end up keeping your head unnaturally still so you can see the monitor.
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"Anything that happens has to be natural, because you can't exist unnaturally," he says.
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This Is Us, at least, isn't going to suddenly speed up its storytelling unnaturally.
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Here are just a few: -That GMOs are the only unnaturally genetically manipulated organisms.
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Many newborns exposed to the Zika virus have unnaturally small heads, also known as microcephaly.
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Therefore, empty chairs are used as comfort-spacers, which create unnaturally long distances between parties.
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In person, though, it did seem to keep me unnaturally well-regulated throughout the night.
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Like the Apples, they're good talkers, by which I mean eloquent without being unnaturally articulate.
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With the streets of Llandudno unnaturally quiet, the goats have been free to wander undisturbed.
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This family, pursued by wildfires unnaturally fast and hot, had to make a fateful choice.
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When you try to unnaturally blend shit that's when it becomes difficult and not easy.
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And if the latter, is it better for them to occur naturally or be postponed unnaturally?
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She has unnaturally light hair, piercing eyes, and a mellifluous laugh at such a young age.
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It really did sound as if he were groaning when his jaw swung unnaturally like that.
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Forests have become unnaturally dense and overgrown, and insect epidemics have laid waste to entire landscapes.
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Lee Scratch Perry is in the crowd, hanging the fuck out with his unnaturally red haircut.
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I'm exhausted — and bored — by the psychodramas that occupy an unnaturally large part of our attention.
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As an adolescent, I was excruciating awkward—unnaturally tall, and in serious need of some self-confidence.
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The occasionally stilted and unnaturally descriptive language of many of the interviewees raises an obvious red flag.
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I remember he had the world's most vile screech and his neck just grew disgustingly, unnaturally long.
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" He then stood up unnaturally straight, and dropped into a stilted, mock-presidential voice: "I'm very presidential.
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On the contrary, the Japanese royals have come across as studious, empathetic and almost unnaturally well behaved.
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One study found that forty percent of trans people believe that their lifespan will be unnaturally short.
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The individual vials look like unnaturally thick earthworms, except that some are rearing like snakes about to strike.
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Forcing it unnaturally out of step with the public is bad for both the Court and the country.
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The results have been sweet and confirmed that there is no benefit to rushing and forcing things unnaturally.
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Troian Bellisario knows how harmful it can be to see unnaturally perfect bodies in advertisements and magazine spreads.
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Apple is fixing a bug in its smart front camera system that made for unnaturally filtered-looking selfies.
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He can't seem to comprehend how this wretched, unnaturally colorful thing exists... but he's clearly not a fan.
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Batting, he stands in an unnaturally deep crouch, elbows tucked in and bat dropped low over his shoulder.
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Guards who're supposed to protect the ball (like T.J. McConnell and Jerryd Bayless) are unnaturally loose with it.
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Like the opening sequences of a classic horror movie, the market last year was relentlessly and unnaturally cheerful.
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Spoiled by this unnaturally placid stretch, many Americans had forgotten what a routine market setback even looks like.
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Unnaturally brittle, suburban villain-to-be, Elijah Prince (Samuel L. Jackson), is having an exchange with his mother.
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Almost every character — Kay included — is rendered in an unnaturally pure shade of black with glowing red eyes.
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If it detects shallow breathing or an unnaturally slow or accelerated pulse, it alerts caregivers and hospital staff.
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"Young Dr.," a portrait of an unnaturally posed little boy in a sports uniform, has a similar effect.
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This unnaturally peppy collective represents a cross between a cheerleading squad and the "motivators" at a bar mitzvah party.
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Unless you're at the right distance, and your subject is still, you'll get a pretty bad, unnaturally blurred shot.
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Not necessarily so in this exhibition, where the word "portraits" has been stretched unnaturally to include vases of flowers.
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Calls made through the Portal have clear video and audio and don't require me to raise my voice unnaturally.
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She said that the toddlers in the shelter were unnaturally quiet and looked at her like they were scared.
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But thankfully, the "beauty" mode is no longer the default; gone is the unnaturally smooth skin and bulgy eyes.
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They loved candy and laughed when the suckers I kept in my desk turned their tongues unnaturally bright colors.
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The dashing Spaniard recounts the story of a rich man who developed an unnaturally intense appetite for horse meat.
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It happens when unnaturally warm ocean water causes coral to expel the symbiotic, colorful algae it needs to survive.
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His sex, at the center of the canvas, is unnaturally dark-hued, especially compared to his ghastly pale body.
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Like the original, this Dumbo doesn't speak, which perhaps is why Burton focuses on his unnaturally large, expressive eyes.
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The effects of climate change, including prolonged droughts and unnaturally intense wildfires, are drastically reshaping landscapes across the West.
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Idea: use face filters to appear unnaturally old, so that when glitches happen all your followers are pleasantly surprised.
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Some of them had unnaturally colored hair and punk-rock piercings, signalling industry seniority as much as subcultural affiliation.
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We also know that it's human behaviors that put people in unnaturally close contact with animal reservoirs of diseases.
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One of the dangers of the Mercator map is that it can make enlarged countries seem unnaturally powerful and intimidating.
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For someone with oily skin, the kit struck a nice balance and avoided looking either unnaturally matte or too shiny.
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It also depends on more benign factors; the rapid growth of the 1990s and early 2000s was itself unnaturally high.
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The Slenderman is a thin, unnaturally tall man with a blank and featureless face, wearing a finely tailored black suit.
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He has given Shropshire a rich poetic heritage, but he also helped fix our folk aesthetic on unnaturally bare hillsides.
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That override provided a temporary 'fix' but the unnaturally elevated 'pollution' read continued for the best part of a week.
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He heals the sick, resurrects the dead, and grants Tom Hanks's character—a death row officer—an unnaturally long lifespan.
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But it can be as unsettling to find your old prime-time favorites unnaturally preserved as to find them changed.
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To their mind, the unemployment rate is unnaturally low, and if policymakers try to sustain it via stimulus, inflation will result.
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The phone disappears when in the Gear VR headset, but seems unnaturally wedged in when fitted into the Daydream View headset.
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A warming climate and unnaturally dense forests (wrought by forest mismanagement) have the potential to amplify this die-off, he noted.
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What's happening: The researchers think that the unnaturally smooth manmade surfaces reflect sound in a way that makes them almost undetectable.
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Part of the pleasure of watching him comes from seeing how this overwrought lug relates so awkwardly and unnaturally to others.
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When researchers analyzed and dated the ice, they found unnaturally high levels of toxic metals that are associated with coal combustion.
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Women in the nineteenth century stuffed themselves into near-suffocating corsets to achieve an hourglass figure with an unnaturally tiny waist.
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Again unnaturally white and almost spectral, these buildings are much more extreme than a Cape Cod house shuttered for the winter.
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The Dimensions do not have a flat sound signature, but they don't unnaturally emphasize bass and are largely pleasant to listen to.
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In other words: The odds of a US visitor dying unnaturally in the Dominican Republic in 2017 was about 0.82 per 100,000.
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If modern human homes are unnaturally clean, though, they are as nothing compared with the facilities in which experimental mice are housed.
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The alteration gives Pelosi an unnaturally slow, slurred speech pattern, which made several commenters wonder if she was drunk during the talk.
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The canon focuses on vanished elementary school kids, lured by the promise of comfort and protection offered by Slender's unnaturally outstretched arms.
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Chopra looks as beautiful as ever, but you might notice her armpits look unnaturally smooth — bump and crease-free, just like Barbie's.
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I want a Perfect Bar, but all I can find is a pack of those delicious unnaturally orange peanut butter crackers ($103).
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Plus, it goes without saying, my days just seemed unnaturally long - which I struggle to imagine I could ever get used to.
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It feels like you're standing in the center of a crown of mountains, overlooking an oddly geometric and unnaturally blue man-made lake.
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It's tightly composed and intensively worked-through, with an overcast, twilit sky providing a lush, moody counterweight to the unnaturally colored, bloodthirsty canines.
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Phone cases can trap heat, and in some cases — especially if thick and bulky — are more likely to make your phone unnaturally warm.
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The vast majority of the stage hidden by a curtain, Clark, elbows skewed awkwardly like a doll, stood unnaturally still as she sang.
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For decades, Chinese leaders have sported unnaturally black heads of hair, a look that symbolized unity and gave the party a youthful veneer.
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So here we sit, riding out the dog days of August and hunkering down through these weeks of unnaturally intense fire and smoke.
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Years-old swags of fir hung on the walls, smelling as if they'd just been cut, the salt air keeping them unnaturally fresh.
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But evidence is now mounting that we are paying a physiological price for spending all those hours cooped up unnaturally within four walls.
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The General's massive medals weigh down his uniform; this is countered by the delicate hands of the priest, with their unnaturally long fingers.
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Bulls bred to provide sperm for artificial insemination file past the camera, pumped with so much testosterone that their muscles unnaturally bulge like bodybuilders'.
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Here's a look at how many American tourists have died unnaturally in the tropical hotspot, and how that compares to other popular Caribbean destinations.
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Siegel argues that since companies now report profits more conservatively than they used to, recent earnings numbers are depressed, and valuation levels unnaturally elevated.
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As Joudeh makes his way through the city's deserted streets, his footsteps are unnaturally loud, echoing off the walls of the empty stone streets.
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Thanks to the number of computers in my childhood (and an unnaturally short attention span), my handwriting has always hovered between awful and indecipherable.
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Over drinks, the director reluctantly leaks a drama-stirring blind item to Hedda Hopper: Davis has been complaining about Crawford's unnaturally "perky" fake boobs.
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Which is sort of where Bloc finds itself now, bowing out unnaturally early but with the blessing that it will be so sorely missed.
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The proliferation of weeds provides the fuel for the unnaturally frequent fires that are wiping out sagebrush habitats much faster than they can regrow.
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United's policy focuses on brachycephalic breeds — those whose airways have been unnaturally shortened as a result of being bred for a "flat-faced" look.
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Less than a minute into the one-mile race, Eskenforadrink lurched and began to stagger, her head bobbing unnaturally as she struggled to stand.
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The wrists of the T. rex in the 1993 movie, Persons told Business Insider, are twisted unnaturally so that the animal's fingers point downward.
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Nestled next to those unnaturally pink piles of pickled ginger, the dollop of green is usually a mixture of European horseradish, hot mustard, and dye.
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It's still nowhere near a tablet you'd consider buying — what you get is either an unnaturally wide phone or an oddly-sized, too-small tablet.
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In certain situations, I'd get a firework of colors from a totally serene night scene; sometimes, certain areas of the photo were just unnaturally bright.
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It joins a lineup of unnaturally neon-hued gas station favorites like Watermelon, Sour Apple and Gold -- which, according to the website, tastes like gold?
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Cracking down on drugs is essential, reformers say, because the drugs allow horses to run unnaturally fast and mask pain, which leads to more breakdowns.
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As I spoke to her in an unnaturally low voice, I failed to realize one thing: Missy did not care that I was a girl.
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Newly minted Academy Award-winner Mark Rylance plays the title role, a giant gifted with unnaturally good hearing and speed who delivers good dreams to children.
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Its aging, relatively simple graphics give you plateaus of snow and stone that look fine on a small screen, but unnaturally sparse when they're life-sized.
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The mother of a 15-month-old has been accused of manslaughter after the girl's "unnaturally cold" dead body was discovered last week, officials tell PEOPLE.
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Sorry if I don't want to spend an extra $10 a month on music so that Madonna and friends can keep their Hollywood lawns unnaturally green.
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"The luxuriously rich are not simply kept comfortably warm, but unnaturally hot… They are cooked, of course á la mode," Henry David Thoreau wrote in Walden.
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Some may not like the dark, others will be fearful of the unknown, and in the case of myself, it's the unnaturally calm that gets me.
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Ground fires that once burned slow and low through the grasses on the forest floor grew bigger in the unnaturally heavy load of scrub and timber.
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PARIS — The angry graffiti have been blasted off the Arc de Triomphe with water jets, leaving unnaturally white patches scarring the base of France's national monument.
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To see if they likewise detect and respond to changes in body weight, the scientists bred a group of mice with unnaturally low levels of osteocytes.
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The big toe of his left foot was unnaturally shiny from his past life at a Chinese restaurant, where patrons would rub it for good luck.
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Is life in a world where death is accepted, welcomed, even ritualized better than in our own, where it is nasty and brutish and unnaturally extended?
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With lingering guilt, I still crave the mushy noodles and salty meatballs and that unnaturally orange, ketchupy sauce that comforted me through the years of my youth.
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The large imbalances of the 2000s seemed to reflect unnaturally high savings, which contributed to a "global savings glut" that depressed interest rates and encouraged reckless borrowing.
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After all, it would probably be difficult to navigate small spaces like tombs when you've got to worry about protecting your unnaturally long neck the whole time.
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"One of our veteran police officers found the toddler in her crib and noticed she was unusually and unnaturally cold," Mount Vernon Mayor Richard Thomas tells PEOPLE.
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Valygar explains multiple times that Lavok is notorious for appearing, stealing a Corthala, and then tapping their life force as a way of unnaturally extending his own.
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Eifert went down and was in obvious pain after his right foot was caught underneath him and bent unnaturally while he was tackled by linebacker De'Vondre Campbell.
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But sitcom "The Good Place" somehow immediately piqued my interest — with its unnaturally cheery lighting and intriguing premise, it practically screams a promise of a good time.
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In the time since, both of Jim's children have died unnaturally: His daughter (William's wife) has taken her own life, and Logan has succumbed to an overdose.
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The revolving cast is full of striking characters, including a girl with unnaturally fast-growing hair and an Englishwoman who is literally blind to her beloved's race.
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And, researchers have recently learned, these men and women face a problem not even the King of Ithaca had to deal with: unnaturally large amounts of lightning.
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As I walked into the warmth of the fundraiser and out of the unnaturally moderate February weather, I was greeted by a number of volunteers and donors.
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Last year, someone replaced an ad in Atlanta billboard with a giant image of a man bent over unnaturally stretching his rectum, an ancient meme known as "Goatse."
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The avatar's spoken words come out somewhat unnaturally, and its mouth is superimposed awkwardly over original shots of Joey, drawing attention to just how robotic the creation is.
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Tell me you are not terrified watching this humanoid open the doors of buildings like it's NBD, walking through the woods, stacking boxes, and jumping unnaturally high jumps.
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It's a jacket; it's not an obtrusive wearable that you're trying to unnaturally jam into your everyday tech life while hoping it lives up to its wearable promises.
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If the person in front of me reclines, the only thing I can do is sit even more upright — unnaturally so — to alleviate the pressure on my knees.
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While they welcome the shift away from the unnaturally thin female shapes promoted by the global fashion industry, they deplore the emphasis on men judging women's body shapes.
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"I think the Iraqis were extraordinarily offended, not unnaturally," said Danielle Pletka, a senior vice president for foreign and defense policy studies at the conservative American Enterprise Institute.
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Nor is it very common to see sadistic mirth occupying the faces of multiple tattoo artists as they inflict the unnaturally long, thick, shallow lines seemingly without pause.
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Starting on the home front, he stripped the Brooklyn Borough Hall drink machine of sugary beverages and the snack machine of everything cooked in oil or unnaturally sweetened.
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To my eyes, Smart HDR unnaturally flattened images by aggressively lifting shadows and bringing down highlights, and it crushes details with a ton of smoothing and noise reduction.
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If you look the little ducky, you can see how the blurred background extends onto parts of its head, making something that should be in focus look unnaturally soft.
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This is why we get grossed out when skin tones are reproduced too poorly on a TV or the green of grass seems unnaturally too green in an image.
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But we're just as likely to associate her name with a prickly, gold-digger recluse with a string of doomed romances, and an unnaturally close relationship with her mother.
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That original Photoshopped image, of an unnaturally tall man in a suit lurking just within sight, was meme-ified to the point where Slender Man is the millennial Boogeyman.
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"We don't want too much and we don't want too little," ecologist Chad Hanson told the Associated Press, arguing that fire suppression efforts have led to unnaturally green forests.
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I've run this story through my head a million times: One of my best friends—an unnaturally talented writer and a top bloke—slowly began to recede into himself.
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In a different environment, maybe now, it would have been clear that actually I was really unnaturally interested in technology and computers, but I didn't pick up on it.
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Human intervention is making natural disasters unnaturally harmful, both in causes and effects, and the number of ways our own influence is making things worse, taken together, is sobering.
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No wonder that, even while his White House sinks deeper into chaos, scandal and legislative mismanagement, Mr. Trump's approval rating among whites (and only whites) has remained unnaturally high.
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It's a cautionary tale about the hazards of throwaway plastic and an uplifting example of New Yorkers' can-do devotion to their unnaturally natural world (The New York Times).
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The problem is twofold: Not only do the rigid suits weigh more, they also have a hard time aligning properly with human joints, forcing wearers to twist their gait unnaturally.
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Some, like Google News & Weather and Google Docs, don't seem to resize for the bigger screen, so they present a relatively narrow column of text swimming in unnaturally large borders.
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Ironically, the movement attempting to liberate them from the closet has essentially forced them to behave unnaturally — to conform to rigid standards of masculinity in order to quash the rumors.
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Guests at these romantic hotels rely on true symbols of romance — velvet, heart-shaped bathtubs, an absurd amount of red and unnaturally large champagne glasses — to properly celebrate the holiday.
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Then, when Dany does show up with her reptile babies, the White Walkers act unnaturally fast, their focus squarely on getting Viserion — who they knock out in a single shot.
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What with its heavy arena beat, roaring power chords, unnaturally high guitar solo, and subtler shades of synthesizer than usual, it outrocks anything else that hit the charts in 1987.
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His appearance alone seemed to be enough to spark curiosity for any passerby, as the toupee was unnaturally positioned high above his head due to the thickness of the bag.
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For instance, a Pixel photo of flowers in my garden that are a bit past their peak looked unnaturally colorful on the Pixel's screen, even though I liked the effect.
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Unlike neo-Classical paintings of the day, in which figures and their relationships were articulated with unnaturally glassy precision, Watteau's paintings convey a feeling that other people are unfathomably mysterious.
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In the 1700s, 1800s, and even the early 1900s, all this led to a culture that saw women as frail, toxic creatures that could be both dangerous and unnaturally vulnerable.
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For instance, a Pixel photo of flowers in my garden that were a bit past their peak looked unnaturally colorful on the Pixel's screen, even though I liked the effect.
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Mr. Wynn, the casino mogul, who bears that waxy look we associate with Las Vegas wealth — tanned skin, coifed hair and unnaturally white teeth — has been accused of sexual misconduct.
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I hated the tissue expander—I hated how hard it was, the way it pressed unnaturally into friends as we hugged, the way it felt when I slept on my stomach.
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As a company attempts to unnaturally scale, it will make lower and lower confidence investments that will typically perform worse and worse — all in the name of chasing the marginal dollar.
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The organization warned that there have been numerous reports of bear activity across the region, and that when bears become "unnaturally comfortable around people they pose a risk to public safety".
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Symbolist at a superficial glance, "Seminude Self Portrait" both alludes to and breaks from tradition: while his face is rendered in a realistic manner, his body is unnaturally slender and elongated.
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Not only do they dull pain and mask injuries, letting at-risk horses run when they should not, but they make horses unnaturally stronger and faster, increasing stress on their limbs.
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And unlike some earlier divas, for whom the job description seemed to include being as difficult offstage as was humanly possible, she is, for a superstar, almost unnaturally normal and unaffected.
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The word itself evokes the unnaturally vivid images of the dead lying in and around the temple at Jonestown, or the siege and eventual destruction of the Branch Davidian compound in Waco.
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He was unnaturally calm, even awkward — as though he had never expected to find himself in this position, talking about his family on the news, or like he had something to hide.
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Illustrated with an unnaturally human smile, the animal may be intended to bestow a beastly blessing upon Mary and Elizabeth's meeting, but it just reads to my modern eyes as absurdly demonic.
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The infamous Slender Man creature — who was birthed from a creepypasta — helped propel the community into the spotlight with his unnaturally elongated limbs and pale face lacking eyes, mouth, or a nose.
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We then flash back to Henri's youth, when his parents (Tom Hewitt and Donna English) are dismayed to learn that their son will always be in frail health, with unnaturally short legs.
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They were on serve halfway through the first set when Kyrgios's right foot slipped on the newly laid grass; his left knee buckled unnaturally, and he went down, rolling over in pain.
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"Having him so popular made it worse on some days, but made it way better on most days," Brant Pinvidic said, who was known for his unnaturally sociable pet turkey named Albert.
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But the campaigns have been careful to not question the DNC's intentions behind the thresholds, even while agitating for changes to the process and arguing that they were unnaturally winnowing the field.
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Sure, he added, Zuckerberg "doesn't exactly make a lot of eye contact," isn't a great speaker, and gets unnaturally obsessed with certain details, but that's par for the course in Silicon Valley.
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That's one of the things that I think a lot of people who are running, when they start to ... obstacles start to naturally form, not naturally, unnaturally form in their way, really.
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We designed the majority of modern dog breeds at unnaturally rapid rates to cater their looks and behaviors to our liking — at the expense of their life expectancy and overall quality of life.
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Every time our heroines appear to be staring at the jewels for an unnaturally long time—so that they can eventually steal them—they pass off their fascination as an endemically feminine pastime.
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The thinking behind the hygiene hypothesis is that a lack of exposure to parasites and pathogens in what has become an unnaturally clean environment means a child's immune system does not develop appropriately.
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The classmates, Anissa Weier and Morgan Geyser, said they carried out the attack to please Slender Man, a fictional supernatural figure depicted as an unnaturally tall and thin man with a blank face.
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Nearly nine months earlier, Sofia had come home from school and found her mother "slumped unnaturally on the sofa," dead at 42 from an aneurysm, a word Sofia had never even heard before.
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He said YouTube's contribution to the bottom line was probably unnaturally low last quarter due to advertising disruptions as large corporations voiced concerns over some of the videos where their ads were running.
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The Red Witch turned up just as the battle was starting in order to lend crucial aid to Team Living — and after the dust had settled, she chose to end her unnaturally extended life.
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In 2015, for example, a website devoted to fighting eating disorders depicted Lara with anatomically realistic proportions as part of a series devoted to pointing out how unnaturally women are depicted in game design.
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But the description of the autopsy is so detailed that you can also read about the fact that heart was enlarged and unnaturally hard, and there were some other secondary signs affecting the kidneys.
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For those new to Civilization, a few basics: The game is a turn-based civilization building and management simulation, which puts you in the role of an era-spanning, unnaturally long-lived society leader.
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Any potential levity is undercut by the film's unnaturally poetic dialogue and its seething anger at anyone who has the power to reduce Chicago's gun violence but refuses to act because it's politically inconvenient.
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In the half light, the drones first look like part of the landscape, like lanterns or fireflies, before their technological origins are given away when they start twitching and turning in unnaturally precise patterns.
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Awkwardly stalling with my hands frozen unnaturally at my sides, my gracious hostess finally put me out of my bi-curious misery: "You know, we don't have to do this at all," she said.
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Cracking down on drugs is essential, said advocates for the overhaul of regulations in the United States, because the drugs allow horses to run unnaturally fast and mask pain, which can lead to breakdowns.
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Magne's first friend at his new school is an environmental activist, a sort of blue-haired Greta Thunberg with a YouTube channel she uses to expose pollution, glacial melt, and unnaturally gloopy trout guts.
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Candidates on the fringe of the debate stage have repeatedly complained about the process, arguing that the Democratic National Committee was unnaturally winnowing the field by increasing the threshold to participate in the debates.
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When you first see Sonyae Elise in person, however, she is bubbly and funny and almost unnaturally comfortable in the room, greeting everyone she encounters with enthusiasm and handing out compliments left and right.
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Watching this character goofily master gravity while she wobbles through political revolution is so unlike anything in games, regularly subverting masculine power fantasies of the "man unnaturally good at everything," destined to save the day.
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Although to the modern eye, her gnarled skin and unnaturally bent toes can shock, a new exhibition at the Hong Kong Museum of Medical Sciences by Jo Farrell, a British photographer, brings out their beauty.
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Young Francisca seems unnaturally obsessed with death; her mother tells a cryptic story about a disorder that affects the eyes but also the psyche; the trauma of the invasion explains a little, but not much.
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But the Super Bowl, which brings together a critical mass of drunken Americans before their televisions to watch unnaturally large men shorten their lives, offers an appealing opportunity to reset the narrative on friendlier terms.
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Irish soda bread and unnaturally green pistachio muffins are for St. Patrick's Day, and St. Joseph's pastries (puffs bursting with custard or cannoli cream) are for the feast of the same name later this month.
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Well, sometimes, according to my mom, I would accept a chunk of Spam dipped in syrup, but would often just suck the lovely coating off before spitting the unnaturally empurpled chunk of "meat" back out again.
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The milky greens and blues of the game's naturalistic countryside is so unnaturally packed full of wild animals that deer run next to the protagonist Arthur Morgan's horse and rabbits spill out onto the dirt tracks.
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Living in such proximity to alcohol, Ruby not unnaturally turns to the solace of liquor to soothe the pain of loss, and Ms. Wiley's performance darkens in spirit as Ruby fights her way through her suffering.
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On some level, to some men — and you can call me a hysteric but I am done mincing words on this — there is no injustice quite so unnaturally, viscerally grotesque as a white man being fired.
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These changes mean that fewer eggs laid in the colder-than-average waters in the East China Sea survive, and those that do hatch are swimming northward to avoid unnaturally warm waters in the Sea of Japan.
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But introduced with a sensitive yet impassioned foreword by the Palestinian lawyer and writer Raja Shehadeh, the photos, which are serene, eerie, and often unnaturally still, have more a feeling of impartial witnessing than outraged finger-pointing.
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Some defectors maintain an "unnaturally strong belief of their own invulnerability" that can manifest itself years into the program -- a trait that often makes them targets of coercion and can have potentially fatal consequences, according to Augustyn.
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But by the time we finally become curious to hear about their lives, the stories have all hardened, taking on exaggerated and unnaturally bright color, like marbles that we can swish around in our mouths but never chew.
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It has me on edge not only about contracting the coronavirus, but also about the prospect of one of my kids' accidentally breaking a finger while they're unnaturally cooped up with little to do but climb the walls.
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Spindly and unnaturally elevated, in a reptile-patterned catsuit under a lavishly embroidered vest by Alexander McQueen, a minor heist's worth of diamonds and gemstones encircling her fingers, she cut a noticeable figure in the crowded East Village shop.
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So, when the hours before lunch don't go according to plan (your commute is unnaturally long, a meeting runs way over or emails take hours longer than expected), it's natural to feel like the day will only go downhill from there.
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When Brock Turner sexually assaulted the woman now famous for her seething court statement about the crime, at least two other men had also seen her lying unnaturally still behind a dumpster near a fraternity house on the Stanford University campus.
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If seeing him save the world with a sexy saunter, even while wearing those creepy snake-eye contacts and unnaturally orange-red hair, has whet your appetite for more Tennant, here are some shows and movies you should stream next.
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You look down a long, dim hallway just as that unnaturally-elongated human form rounds a corner, with its oddly hooked elbows and jerking gait, and you aren't looking at that character model anymore but instead you're seeing something completely different.
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I grew out my once-short, unnaturally colored hair; I became more stringent with my makeup routine; I took birth control pills to make my breasts larger (it's well-known that larger breasts can allow sex workers to earn more money).
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Tarantino shows the audience a substantial chunk of the episode as Rick shoots his scenes, but filming continues for an unnaturally long time, and Tarantino keeps the actual filmmaking apparatus — the cameras, crew, and director — off-screen as much as possible.
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Dr Wood and Ms Giacomin knew from the work of others that sharks forced to swim in water containing unnaturally high concentrations of ammonia absorb the chemical into their gills, convert it into urea and then expel that urea back into the water.
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In our profoundly dishonest dieting culture, there's an unspoken rule where everyone has to pretend health is their top priority while sharing inspirational selfies of muscles so unnaturally defined they make shirtless 30-year-old Marlon Brando look like a "before" picture.
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After all, the wealthy have always had vast influence, and we're talking about people who were generally power hungry to start with — that's how they got where they are — and they've had an unnaturally long time to build connections and buy influence.
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Snipers have to be careful to avoid creating "any dark spots or shadows," he said, adding that they have to check their face paint and make sure, if they are using a veil, that they are not unnaturally affecting the lighting at their position.
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After the game, Stanton posted a video on Instagram that cut the footage of the Red Sox fan with footage from the 1993 movie Rookie of the Year, which was about a child who had an unnaturally strong throwing arm after getting a freak injury.
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Visitors can peer through the glass to videos and installations, like Trevor King's "The Well," for which the artist installed a clay slip and "eight 2.5 gallon water jugs blended with increasing percentages of Gatorade" to create a contrast between the flooded earth and unnaturally colored liquid.
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Not only is pre-dawn the closest to the full moon perigee us East Coasters are going to get, but—added bonus—as the moon sets, it can appear unnaturally large, owing to the fact that your brain starts measuring it against other objects on the horizon.
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They make large campaign contributions to congressional candidates of both parties; the sub-issue is a few minimum wage jobs The unnaturally high cost of American sugar is a major expense in American bakery and candy making; when costs can be lowered, a business will prosper.
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By contrast, his nude self portrait painted in September 1908 references his "Semi-Nude Self Portrait" of 1902–1904, in that with the blue background and with the eerie glow around his body, he insulates himself from his surroundings, and in both paintings, he appears unnaturally emaciated.
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I was concerned the high-top style may feel stiff or unnaturally thick, but the tree fiber is responsive and flexible throughout — fitting close around my ankle without any of the chafing that you might expect from wearing ankle socks with high-tops for the first time.
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In the self-directed clip, we find Abrahams in isolation against an arid desert climate—which he tells us via email is the volcanic Lanzarote island in the Canaries—singing the song in sign language, lamenting disintegrating social relations and an earth unnaturally divided by human imposition.
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TORNADO FLIPS CARS AND TRIGGERS BUILDING COLLAPSES IN PENNSYLVANIA "When you see a young child&aposs life taken away, unnaturally, in a situation where they were abused to the point where they were murdered, that&aposs tough to swallow," John Adams, the Berks County District Attorney, told WFMZ .
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The researchers observed how the the live zebrafish swam from non-moving replicas to transparent replicas that moved, then to 3D replicas that moved in all directions programmed to swim like real fish, to 2D replicas that moved unnaturally in limited directions, and finally, to a stationary rod.
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Read MoreWall Street can breathe easy... for now After some bank investors pressed unsuccessfully at shareholder meetings to break up banks or curb executive pay, passing stress tests and distributing capital might be a welcome reprieve for Wall Street executives who have struggled to offset unnaturally low interest rates.
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There was the objectifying ad for weight-loss pills featuring a woman in a string bikini, for instance, and another for breast enhancement with the line "Made in New York" running over a picture of a woman with an unnaturally large chest, in a low-cut bathing suit.
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Jason Seigler, an exercise physiologist at Western Sydney University, had this to say about the prospect:Imagine a sporting environment where performance is determined by unnaturally 'switching on' the genes that determine your speed, agility and performance, boosting your performance and giving you an edge you wouldn't otherwise have.
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THERE is really only one intellectual pursuit as unhealthy as a burning drive to reach the Standing Committee of the Politburo of the Chinese Communist Party, and that is a morbid fascination with the apparatchiks—their faces pasty and most of their hair unnaturally black—that compose it.
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The video, for "Out of the Woods" — one of the tracks from Swift's 1989 — takes a fairly literal interpretation of the song's subject matter, placing Swift in the middle of some unnaturally tangled woods and tracking her as she tries to get out, chased by a pack of wolves.
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With the exception of the often canned-sounding commentary (I found myself badly missing Harold Reynolds' conversational, natural delivery) and the unnaturally lush colors, MLB The Show 18 looks, sounds, and plays like you're both watching the game at home and taking part in it from the field.
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Then there were the sexy fighters—the gun-slinging Jill Valentine in Resident Evil (1996), Samus Aran in the Metroid series, and the global phenomenon of Lara Croft (1996)—whose unnaturally large breasts and extraordinary physical prowess revealed a desire for female characters to be both eroticized and lethal.
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To this end, they exposed ten Pacific spiny dogfish (a type of small shark easily maintained in the laboratory) to ammonia concentrations ranging from 100 micromoles per litre (µmol/l), a level commonly found in the wild, to 1,600 µmol/l, an unnaturally high level, while monitoring the water's chemistry closely.
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This invader from Eurasia crowds out native grasses during its brief annual lifespan, dies to become flammable tinder, and then fuels unnaturally frequent and severe fires that wipe out the sagebrush communities that form the basis for so many native wildlife species, from pronghorn antelope to pygmy rabbits to sage-grouse.
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There were tailored wool jackets cut into corsets and down off the shoulder (the better to expose the cotton tank top beneath), with sleeves curved into bells and stretched unnaturally long, atop matching tailored trousers lopped into shorts with a peplum on top, or sheer shirred skirts left trailing on the ground.
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These include the ball going into the goal after touching an attacking player's hand or arm, a player scoring or creating a scoring chance after gaining control of the ball by using their hand or arm and the ball touching the hand or arm of a player who has made their body "unnaturally bigger".
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After he returned to the free world, the white boys who advanced to the final fight were pikers, so wobbly that over the years the tall tales about the former champion had grown more and more extravagant: nature had gifted Doc Burns with an unnaturally long reach; his legendary combo had swatted down every comer and rattled windows.
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"The Engineer's Lover" is among the most Chirico-esque of Carrà's images, with its deep blue sky and still life arrangement of a drafting triangle and a pair of calipers on one side and a rod on the other, along with a classical-looking bust of a woman's head, evidently the eponymous lover, teetering with eyes closed on an unnaturally elongated neck.
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