Thanks to the internet, you can still experience it vicariously.
|
|
For now, we'll keep experiencing their friendship vicariously via Twitter.
|
|
So you can live vicariously through my experience with it.
|
|
But we all get to live it vicariously through Cliff.
|
|
Some players say they enjoy the feeling of traveling vicariously.
|
|
It sounds really fun, and I'm definitely living vicariously through him.
|
|
Now I was a father living vicariously through his successful son.
|
|
Otherwise, you can vicariously enjoy the Tipron's transformative properties here. h2.
|
|
Sorry friends and readers, please, live vicariously through Solo 45 instead.
|
|
I know Maury was living vicariously through me in that moment.
|
|
It helps me to live vicariously as I am straight edge.
|
|
Live vicariously through the catfish strategic players of The Circle France.
|
|
They're desensitized to it and, in some cases, it's vicariously thrilling.
|
|
But you can always live vicariously through your pal Jay Leno.
|
|
As is living vicariously and watching someone called out on it.
|
|
Mr. Trump's invited them to relive the deadly operation vicariously through him.
|
|
As a parent you're not supposed to live vicariously through your kids.
|
|
Or I do vicariously, on behalf of TNR, which bought the ticket.
|
|
And so I D.I.Y. vicariously through the strong, supple hands of Facebook.
|
|
With so much denied, a woman's life can sometimes flower only vicariously.
|
|
We got to live vicariously through NYC's richest teens on "Gossip Girl."
|
|
It's a way to share, vicariously, the rewards of patience and focus.
|
|
Many songs see her writing vicariously through serial killers or fame-hungry celebrities.
|
|
Writing allowed me to finally soar free—I lived vicariously through my characters.
|
|
And I have lived vicariously through both of my sons' experiences at raves.
|
|
All of Luigi's homosexual fantasies are projected onto and experienced vicariously through Waluigi.
|
|
He was a caricature, a father living vicariously through his son's athletic prowess.
|
|
Do it for me, Harry and Meghan–let me live vicariously through you. 7.
|
|
Vicariously, it has been a very rewarding and fulfilling experience to watch that process.
|
|
Maybe celebrities have money specifically for the purpose of letting us experience it vicariously.
|
|
You get to live vicariously through your character and lose yourself for a bit.
|
|
Well maybe not exactly, but we can still relate (read: live vicariously through them).
|
|
Even stranger, I think, is that I can have all of those feelings vicariously.
|
|
And for Mosier, whose success is earned vicariously through Doug, it's the perfect fit.
|
|
In other words, it's the classic case of parents living vicariously through their kids.
|
|
But if you're stuck at home, you can always live vicariously through Casey Neistat.
|
|
And the viewers aren't the only ones getting to live vicariously through the show.
|
|
In talking to a Duterte, Trump can enjoy vicariously the fantasy of absolute power.
|
|
I was living vicariously through these characters, and fortunately, it's happening for real now.
|
|
The world is a better place when we can live vicariously through Leslie Jones.
|
|
Vicariously experiencing the journeys of others can have those kinds of effects as well.
|
|
An added plus, readers can live vicariously through some extraordinary characters like Gabriel Allon.
|
|
So, sit back and enjoy, wherever you are, and live vicariously through these guys.
|
|
Most parishioners felt poor and powerless, so they wanted to live vicariously through their pastor.
|
|
We live vicariously through what we wish would happen—and on Younger, what does happen.
|
|
It wouldn't be the first time we lived vicariously through a celebrity's grocery shopping experience.
|
|
I seriously live vicariously through her exciting life in NYC — the energy there is indescribable.
|
|
And thanks to social media, living vicariously through others has basically become a national pastime.
|
|
For now, we can live vicariously through movie characters' steamy, racy, and occasionally fulfilling romances.
|
|
In fact, I had already played Resident Evil vicariously through granular reenactments on the playground.
|
|
A skater himself, Evans says he "lives vicariously through people who are better" than him.
|
|
Fortunately, the girls of Girls Trip are here to let you live vicariously through them.
|
|
I feel like I've lived it enough vicariously through the stories and anecdotes of friends.
|
|
Their tendency toward violence, and their deplorable behavior, let me be vicariously violent and deplorable.
|
|
Don't worry, though, Normal People wants you to live vicariously through it and then some.
|
|
That's why I plan on continuing to live vicariously through her Instagram again this year.
|
|
Barbie is many girls' introduction to light LARPing, living vicariously through the doll's glam lifestyle.
|
|
While the book satisfies vicariously, it will make you want to see the real thing.
|
|
Still, at least we get to live vicariously through these actors and their social media accounts.
|
|
Via the magic of telephoto lenses, viewers have vicariously ridden fiber optic cables into ant colonies.
|
|
In a series of dark, stormy rooms, Montgomery tells Lisa, and us vicariously, about her childhood.
|
|
Meantime, you can live vicariously through our iOS 10 review that went up earlier this week.
|
|
In the meantime, we're happy to live vicariously through fans of the style on Instagram, ahead.
|
|
You can only get by on letting the audience live vicariously through you for so long.
|
|
I understand the anger — a lot of people live vicariously through the careers of famous athletes.
|
|
But Kanye made sure she experienced the event vicariously — in a pretty persistent, Kanye-like fashion.
|
|
Since then, we've had the pleasure of watching—and living vicariously through—astronauts outside the ISS.
|
|
"When the content is beautiful, people follow you and they live vicariously through you," McBride said.
|
|
If you aren't ready for that responsibility, you can live vicariously through Lionel and Lilo's Instagram.
|
|
Or they can record and vicariously experience their pet's perspective and movement remotely via wearable cameras.
|
|
What I needed, I decided, was to find a festival first-timer to live vicariously through.
|
|
If you didn't get to go, please feel free to pit vicariously through the following images.
|
|
If you'd like the opportunity to live vicariously through Trainor, the show airs on Thursday, July 7.
|
|
Until that fateful day, Bughead fans will just have to live vicariously through season 1 of Riverdale.
|
|
Living vicariously through her son, Jackie brings her own special kind of complications into the Florrick family.
|
|
James Bond fans with deep pockets will soon be able to live vicariously through the iconic character.
|
|
"They don't want to feel like they're vicariously making other people depressed because they're down," she says.
|
|
They can enjoy that as long as it lasts, and we can enjoy it vicariously through them.
|
|
All I can do is live vicariously through his smile at the moment everything finally came together.
|
|
But that experience that your partner is going to have, you're going to live through it vicariously.
|
|
You can sweep vicariously through the list of romances and choose which suits or represents you best.
|
|
I lived vicariously through Anthony on his travels to Paris, Asia and other parts of the world.
|
|
Don't you just love when former reality stars still let you live vicariously through them on social media?
|
|
In Sims, you get to live your best life vicariously through your gibberish-spewing made up virtual person.
|
|
If you're anything like us, you've been living vicariously through Gina Rodriguez's jaw-dropping summer of hair changes.
|
|
Her visceral anger comes from having to live so much of her life vicariously through a disappointing man.
|
|
Now you can live vicariously through two backpackers, who spent six months travelling through 32 locations in Asia.
|
|
It's another Janela dream match, meant to let us live vicariously through the pizza guy who's wrestling legends.
|
|
INGRAHAM: I think part of this, Lou, is parents who are trying to live vicariously through their kids.
|
|
But there are some who will attempt to live vicariously through the sensory delights of The Simpsons favourite.
|
|
Watching a young team 'LIVE' and living vicariously through the rookie's struggle, I fell for my Carolina Panthers.
|
|
Six years and six seasons later, the 37-year-old actress has been through quite a lot, vicariously.
|
|
At least we can live vicariously through Philipps' addictive Instagram, where she chronicled their simple, perfect day together.
|
|
You are more diligent than me, but I still want to live the branded dream vicariously through you.
|
|
So come May 6, you can sit back, relax, and vicariously live through Dev's new Instagram-ready adventures.
|
|
"People engage in all sorts of compensatory strategies to vicariously get that sense of personal control," Kakkar said.
|
|
And the reader, by imagining herself in the place of the main character, can vicariously bear witness, too.
|
|
I just really think he is using this whole experience to live vicariously through something other than racing.
|
|
Maybe, through watching Scorcese's film, he feels like he's vicariously locking up the Jordan Belforts of this world.
|
|
Like The Sims, the radio gives Frau Rasch an absurdly idealized fantasy world in which she participates vicariously.
|
|
Rather, it's a character study of a witness who, vicariously, is a stand-in for each of us.
|
|
Arizona is thus "vicariously liable for the negligence, gross negligence, and medical negligence" that allegedly occurred at Hacienda.
|
|
For those of us who can't make it, we'll have to live vicariously through those lucky enough to go.
|
|
In light of recent events, their compositions have the requisite level of drama we need to emote vicariously through.
|
|
The documents accuse the state of being "vicariously liable for the negligence, gross negligence and medical negligence" at Hacienda.
|
|
It's natural to want to press a button, experience something vicariously, sob a lot, and then turn it off.
|
|
There are those of us who are now in relationships and need to live vicariously through our single friends.
|
|
She is sharing a fantasy photo that allows them to live vicariously through her — but denying it isn't ethical.
|
|
When it comes down to it, the best thing Keeping Up is for is living vicariously through the Kardashians.
|
|
"(Lyon) is not vicariously liable for all 14,000 employees in the Department of Heath and Human Services," Bursch said.
|
|
You'll just have to live vicariously through the players as you watch them dance around their perfectly design apartments.
|
|
In reality, most people "do" science vicariously—by reading about new discoveries and having faith that the discoverers aren't charlatans.
|
|
But when something bigger comes to pass, living vicariously through the lives of Victoria's Secret models doesn't seem so urgent.
|
|
Or, indeed, our Money Diaries series, which allows you to vicariously experience life through the lens of someone else's finances.
|
|
She gets excitement and adventure vicariously through her Beast, while he becomes a better man because she cares for him.
|
|
For almost a year, we've lived vicariously around the world through the money diaries of women in Rome, Berlin, Shanghai.
|
|
For the last few years, photography platform The Adventure Handbook has allowed us to vicariously travel all over the world.
|
|
Instagram is devoted to animal accounts, YouTube is where I live vicariously through others, and Twitter is strictly a workplace.
|
|
I get to experience them vicariously — I've gotten to explore how filmmakers blaze new trails and how astronauts build trust.
|
|
"We're going to live vicariously through the Nationals and hope they can accomplish what we wanted to accomplish," Malone said.
|
|
So, wherever you are -- whether it's cold or hot -- scroll through the pics and live vicariously through this soccer hunk!!!
|
|
"We're vicariously visiting these places with our robots, and that's as close as I personally want to get," Ebel said.
|
|
Living vicariously through the writer's words, you're flown first-class to Rio de Janeiro or Kyoto, Japan, or Florence, Italy.
|
|
It enhances the experience not just for the fans in attendance, but for those watching on, living vicariously, at home.
|
|
The sound and light fluctuate with the pace of the hive so visitors can experience the buzzing lifestyles of bees vicariously.
|
|
Luckily, Grayson let us live vicariously through him by telling Refinery29 everything we wanted to know ahead of Sunday's big night.
|
|
Guadagnino simply "lives vicariously" through his co-stars when it comes to parenting and, again, Pivarnick isn't in the group chat.
|
|
As she passed down her stories, she lived vicariously in Lowe's future; simultaneously, Lowe found herself entranced with her grandmother's past.
|
|
In the meantime, we'll continue to live vicariously through the stylish New York kids we see on the sidewalk every day.
|
|
The star is currently on vacation with boyfriend Joe LoCicero, and has been letting us all live vicariously through her Instagram.
|
|
While it's not likely we'll ever find ourselves at the same brunch, I can still live vicariously through their social media.
|
|
I love the team sports, but I don&apost think I&aposm vicariously trying to live my life through my kids.
|
|
Until then I intend to live vicariously through the Instagram community like any other resourceful, social media-dependent human being would.
|
|
We may not be billionaires or jackpot winners (yet), but we can certainly live vicariously through photos of these stunning retreats.
|
|
Rule No. 1 seems simple enough but is too often overlooked by helicopter parents who are living vicariously through their children.
|
|
One crucial element of any good romantic comedy is to incorporate some element of fantasy for viewers to live through vicariously.
|
|
The appeal for Rage Room users is pretty obvious—we've all lived vicariously through that fax machine scene in Office Space.
|
|
How he sings alongside the celebrities like a mother living vicariously through her child but also attempting to compete with her?
|
|
For now, we'll just have to live vicariously through this bearded man and his woodland adventures with the chillest hammock around.
|
|
It was as if through this music my grandfather could vicariously live out his dream of being French — really, truly French.
|
|
They don't have the time and space to hide because we get it all, and because people live vicariously through stars.
|
|
If you can't make it to any (or quite as many) festivities as you had hoped … • Live vicariously through the photos.
|
|
All the better if the characters love food and wine and if meals can be savored vicariously right off the page.
|
|
By publishing in SciAm, these authors aren't just asking the vicariously scientific public—you and I—to accept their theory as correct.
|
|
He explains he lives vicariously through his children and buys them stuff that he wishes he had when he was a kid.
|
|
We want to see Tony Soprano kill his enemies and do whatever he wants, because we want to live vicariously through him.
|
|
I'd unwittingly gorged on existential crises, but watching them play out helped me to vicariously reckon with some of my own dread.
|
|
So looking at how much effort some of our favorite celebrities put into their seasonal decor is an exercise in living vicariously.
|
|
Please, stop whatever boring-ass thing you're doing right now and live vicariously through her: Just give her the Iron Throne already.
|
|
But it lets viewers indulge vicariously in the kinds of abundance and experimentation that, off camera, few kitchens and workplaces now enjoy.
|
|
There's basically enough here to let you live vicariously through these videos if you haven't actually been accepted into the preview program.
|
|
I do not recommend destroying your own by any means, but what's the harm in living vicariously through other people destroying theirs?
|
|
My colleague Katherine Miller described the visceral appeal of Ocasio-Cortez's Instagram as a fun experiment in living vicariously through the congresswoman's rise.
|
|
She's egged on by her uncle Jim (Steve Little), who has his own reasons, revealed later via flashback, for living vicariously through her.
|
|
But at least we get to vicariously live out our childhood dreams of extra-fancy birthday parties through the magic of social media.
|
|
"Nothing happens in Russia that he doesn't approve of, therefore vicariously he's responsible," Skinner told Reuters in an interview on Monday in Sydney.
|
|
Like a number of other drone racers, he has replaced a high-adrenaline physical sport with one in which you crash only vicariously.
|
|
If you're in the market for inspiration to apply to your own relationship, or simply want to live vicariously through others, click through.
|
|
GIFs by Thoka Maer, Kyttenjanae, Phazed, and more capture the intimate sensation of human contact, which you can feel vicariously for yourself below.
|
|
Before her transition, she began playing The Sims in 2001 and found comfort in being able to live vicariously through the female characters.
|
|
Even if I'm staying here to tend the garden, even if I can't travel, I can live vicariously through the frog's big experiences.
|
|
They allow readers to live vicariously through the villains and then safely change sides when the villains are defeated, as they always are.
|
|
In the news release, he invited people to come see the village and its volcanoes for themselves — and not just vicariously through Google.
|
|
So, no matter where you are, feel free to scroll through the pics and live vicariously through these superstar athletes ... and stay warm!!
|
|
For parents, social media is a stage: They can immortalize the vacation in family lore and allow online viewers to vicariously follow along.
|
|
However, when real life gets in the way, living vicariously through other people's travel adventures on Instagram seems to be the next best thing.
|
|
I lived vicariously through the students of Hogwarts, and secretly wished that I could switch schools and hang out with Harry, Hermione and Ron.
|
|
Arrival let me vicariously live the dream of having my work validated as important, relatable, and worthy of an office larger than my bedroom.
|
|
But for those of us watching from our couches, we can choose to instead live vicariously through the celebrities who attended on our behalf.
|
|
Anna Paquin and Terrence Howard play stressed-out professionals in different realities whose favorite method of recreation is to live vicariously through each other.
|
|
In film, the final girl is a way for men to vicariously experience helplessness, but only because we consider helplessness the domain of women.
|
|
But if there's a way to relieve that pressure, even if it's living vicariously through someone else, then I highly recommend you do it.
|
|
Stay away if you've got enough drama in your own life, but live vicariously through Jason Katim's complex, nuanced family drama if you don't.
|
|
But Teddy follows Dolores somewhat questioningly, and Hector follows Maeve totally unquestioningly, and both seem to experience their newfound independence vicariously through the women.
|
|
He likes to live vicariously through me, and I keep this house very clean—I'm on my knees cleaning this floor every single morning.
|
|
"What critics said: "Jett invites everybody to vicariously revel in the story's sensual power and how the title character moves with it, channels it.
|
|
The Travel Diaries series is about real people sharing their experiences so that their peers can learn from them — and vicariously sate their wanderlust.
|
|
So the ugliness exposed in Harvey Weinstein is one in which so many men have participated vicariously, under the sheltering guise of our anonymity.
|
|
In 2002, he launched Golden Touch Craps to win vicariously through other shooters—plus, of course, to collect from those willing to pay to win.
|
|
While we'll never get to hover above Pluto in real life, at least we can live vicariously through a NASA spacecraft hurtling through the void.
|
|
The rest of us have to live vicariously through their resplendent existences while we sit back and watch hours of cats reacting to fidget spinners.
|
|
But also "great" because it raises the question of how the hell you, the vicariously scientific public, are supposed to decide which pill to swallow.
|
|
But thanks to numerous TV providers and channels providing live coverage, we'll still be able to attend vicariously — while sitting our asses on the couch.
|
|
In theory, you could vicariously live through everyone's snaps at the new Disneyland parade or a basketball game with just a few taps and swipes.
|
|
In case you're not in California, live vicariously through the clip from Oreo about a flavor journey back home for freshly baked chocolate chip cookies.
|
|
JD.com is "vicariously liable" for Richard Liu's behavior because his alleged actions happened while he was "seemingly" at work-related activities, the court document said.
|
|
Until we've found a way to justify spending that much on a vacation, we'll just hope we get to enjoy this place vicariously via KUWTK.
|
|
My strong desire to set them in motion was vicariously fulfilled by two dancers who staged an activation in the gallery while I was there.
|
|
My only request is that he or she post plenty of Instagram photos so the rest of us can live vicariously through the lucky renter.
|
|
Fans of the show love it for its tweet-worthy jokes and college nostalgia, and live vicariously through Zoey's romance with IRL model Luka Sabbat.
|
|
Since he couldn't fully participate in sports, he helped coach the basketball team at school and lived vicariously through his brothers' football experiences, West said.
|
|
Unless you're ready for the burden of a high-maintenance hair color, living vicariously through others who have undergone the transformation will have to suffice.
|
|
"Personally, I would not have expected to 'relive' (vicariously) such a devastating flood, in the same spot, over the course of my lifetime," he said.
|
|
So if you happen to be mad at someone, this movie may help you vicariously live-out and process your anger in a healthy way.
|
|
But importantly, the show depicted a community of lesbians, allowing folks who felt isolated to live vicariously through a world in which lesbians were everywhere.
|
|
The experience of living the highs and lows of a professional golfer vicariously through her husband, whom she married in 2010, was a mixed blessing.
|
|
I wasn't jumping up and down for her girl power, nor was I vicariously unleashing my feminist rage through each of her super-charged punches.
|
|
There are few feelings like witnessing an artist you've watched grow seize the opportunity of a lifetime; you can vicariously feel the joy of leveling up.
|
|
She just got back from a two-week trip to Europe, so I live vicariously through her vacation recap and start mentally planning my next getaway.
|
|
Owner: Eric Fox, who had some commercial success in a pop-punk band, but nowadays lives vicariously through his customers What led to the shop's creation?
|
|
Some people enjoy watching celebrities simulate or have sex because they feel more familiar with the performer, and therefore more able to vicariously enjoy the erotica.
|
|
You can't imagine walking into that space, but only because you are already in it and have been, vicariously, for a sizable stretch of your existence.
|
|
Mr. Earle allowed as how that might not be a bad thing, giving viewers a chance to participate vicariously by beating the contestants to the answer.
|
|
INTERNETTING WITH AMANDA HESS On the internet, we can vicariously consume more stuff than we could ever actually buy, touch or even see in our lifetimes.
|
|
If your summer vacation plans include not actually going on vacation and vicariously living through everyone on Instagram instead, we have a better plan for you: 1.
|
|
After class, I hang out with another instructor and her daughter and live vicariously through her as I hear all about her summer travel and camp plans.
|
|
Unless you're lucky enough to get invited to an event or have a friend who works there, you'll have to live vicariously through the photos others post.
|
|
Wills is simply the kind of guy we should all want to date, or, at least, live vicariously through the 30-odd women competing for his heart.
|
|
No worries, you can live the party life vicariously through these celebs' wild tales of their most unforgettable fêtes — it'll basically be like you were there, too!
|
|
No, I've never personally had the chance to experience this heaven on Earth but like most of you, I will vicariously live through it on her Snapchat.
|
|
Or maybe you're on a plane on the way to a week of vacation (post Instagrams so we can live vicariously through you from our bloggin' desks).
|
|
As for flying, it will be practiced safely — and vicariously — through "Up, Up and Away," a workshop to make small parachutes from tissue paper and paper cups.
|
|
But we'll live vicariously through our lucky colleagues in Fashion and Style and T Magazine, who will be there reporting on who's who and who wore whom.
|
|
Many gay men on campus were so unsettled by me, so vicariously ashamed of my gender expression, that they'd avoid eye contact, wouldn't even talk to me.
|
|
China has fewer experiences operating drones than its peers — but, as one of the largest suppliers of drones to other countries, it's likely learning vicariously, Gettinger says.
|
|
That, in and of itself, is beguiling: To peruse these works is to vicariously share in the concentrated intensity he devoted to the acts of writing and drawing.
|
|
The compelling drama of an affair — the entertainment value and the emotional pull — typically arises when we can vicariously sympathize, even if just a smidgen, with the cheaters.
|
|
Image: ESA/ATG medialabMars rovers are great for many reasons, most importantly, because they allow us to live vicariously through a hunk of metal exploring the Red Planet.
|
|
We often find ourselves living vicariously through photos of these social media pros, as they lounge in pools, sample exotic cuisines, and pose in front of incredible landscapes.
|
|
The best current example of the form — FX's The Americans — is much more driven by relationship angst than bad guys doing bad things the audience can experience vicariously.
|
|
If your only interaction with the Burn is vicariously living through the videos friends post of themselves during sunrise at Robot Heart, there's so much more you're missing.
|
|
There's an undercurrent of danger and desperation in his new crowd, and you might find yourself worrying about Stevie even as you revel, vicariously, in his newfound pleasures.
|
|
Last year, Mr. Debuskey was back at the Public vicariously, as a character in "Illyria," a Richard Nelson play staged there about Papp and the Public's early days.
|
|
But because you can still recognize the odd abstract shape underneath the added features, you can also see, and vicariously participate in, the artist's creative act of imagination.
|
|
These are also Jewish culture wars — centered on Israel, but played out vicariously among American Jews — and Mr. Trump has stepped, or stumbled, into the thick of them.
|
|
LeBron James is living vicariously though his son's AAU team -- dancing up a storm when they score a bucket ... and low-key willing them to victory from the bench.
|
|
Tricking is a young sport favored by young people, especially ones whose tendons and ligaments do not wither vicariously at the sight of hard-landing flips, kicks, and spins.
|
|
The best part of each new astronaut class is that we get an entirely fresh crop of people we can live vicariously through, and this year is no exception.
|
|
I live on a farm in Vermont, so I live vicariously through all of the journalists who are my Facebook friends now, doing these extraordinary things across the world.
|
|
For those who have never been to India, for example, you can vicariously check out Jaipur street celebrations; a palatial wedding also serves as a backdrop for another editorial.
|
|
So before you decide to make a big scene at work and lose your precious paycheck, live vicariously through those who managed to quit the job in glorious fashion.
|
|
Some say it helps lonely Koreans feel as though they're having a meal with a friend, while others say it helps people on diets enjoy rich, delicious foods vicariously.
|
|
I delve into my fantasy world and live vicariously through my protagonists as they experience love and loss, battle evil, and fight to make their world a better place.
|
|
Alas, those of us who are cursed with an inability to grow a set of face locks will continue to live vicariously through the luscious scruff of everyone else.
|
|
And of course to be able to live a little vicariously, and be cutthroat and be a bit of a bitch, a cold icy bitch – it's really fun to play.
|
|
While we may not all be equipped for this transformation, we're glad we can turn to Kelly's Instagram to live vicariously through her clients who are, indeed, living this dream.
|
|
Dr. Lee has tapped into an audience that can't get enough of our urge to purge — whether we're vicariously enjoying it on Reddit or doing DIY dermatology in real life.
|
|
Since most of us can only dream of purchasing such a high-end home, here's a glimpse into the unit that'll let you live vicariously through the next lucky resident.
|
|
You'd think with all the Instagram rubbernecking and competition that goes on, people would actually be taking their vacation days instead of vicariously watching influencers do so behind a screen.
|
|
Whether you can get to Vegas or not, it's time for you to live vicariously through Tatum's photos, which once again show being married to Magic Mike has its perks.
|
|
It was how the mass of people lived, vicariously, following the fortunes of famous names in magazines; how they still live, overlooked, grinding away, not celebrated, not up-and-coming.
|
|
Your friends make a profile for you and then do all the work — the point being for them to "do something good" for and live vicariously through you (their single friend).
|
|
It's as if my boyfriend and I are living vicariously through The Bachelor, which almost makes us feel like we're breaking the rules too, even if we don't technically have any.
|
|
Those final three games were beautiful, mesmerizing, and almost vicariously painful; the San Antonio Spurs performed a vivisection of the Miami Heat, who were powerless to stop or even impede them.
|
|
Or are you none of the above and simply tired of reading about global disaster, aching for a little escapism, living vicariously through the courtship of the young, rich, and famous?
|
|
Watch their video for "Fucked Up," off their Dark Daze EP currently out now, envy them, then buy some stuff from them so we can continue to live vicariously through them.
|
|
We save our fortunes from fortune cookies, we live vicariously through Hollywood's heroes, and we play games where we can try to be a hero as many times as we need.
|
|
I have a huge appreciation for luxury fashion, but lack the budget to purchase much of it at this point in my life, so it's fun to live vicariously through vlogger ladies.
|
|
And they're each around five minutes long, so they're perfect for moments of Zen, or for living vicariously through the good folks in the vids long enough to get you trolling Kayak.com.
|
|
He simultaneously needs his parents, can't have them, can't be a parent himself, is living vicariously through Esther and is making himself and God father figures to be feared by Catholics everywhere.
|
|
If you cringe at the idea of attending a conference on nonviolent communication, here's your chance to explore why, and to try, vicariously, to put yourself in the shoes of a nemesis.
|
|
The sorts of hashtags more often dropped by lifestyle bloggers paid to post—#wanderlust, #instatravel, #travelgram—leave Iraqis to live vicariously through each photo of a coconut on a pristine white beach.
|
|
Like so many probes that came before it, including the recent Mercury MESSENGER and Rosetta comet missions, this extraordinary spacecraft will bring us vicariously closer to its adopted world than ever before.
|
|
We are now able to get previews of new music straight from their studio sessions, go on car rides with them on Instagram Live, and vicariously live through their other daily outings.
|
|
He charges ahead, living vicariously through his sisters, buying dresses and furs for his horrified mother, obsessively unpacking and examining her wedding gown, and frantically reimagining the family Christmas tree, in July.
|
|
We meet his exhausted working-class mother, and his older brother who loafs around and smokes weed and wants to live vicariously through Austyn, hoping he's his ticket out of town too.
|
|
Customers can also allow others to tune into their camera's feed, letting others "vicariously experience the excitement and pleasure of driving all over the world," a message displayed inside the app reads.
|
|
So for the past 30 years my inner industrial designer has lived vicariously through the career of my contemporary (he's only a few years younger than me) and fellow Brit, Sir Jony Ive.
|
|
I immersed myself in the worlds I saw inside that box, living vicariously, suspecting that my real home was actually far from the Guatemalan strife and closer to where the Fresh Prince lived.
|
|
So thank you, Gigi, for giving us mere plebeians a (job-sparing) means of vicariously acting out all the stuff that wouldn't quite pass muster with HR on our next super crappy day...
|
|
Image via If you've always wanted to soar through the air like a bird but are too afraid to put on a wingsuit, then you can do it vicariously through Parrot's latest drone.
|
|
There was a song on Obsidian that referenced a domestic relationship and the dissolve of said relationship, called "Incompatible," and I wrote it through experiencing that vicariously through a lot of other friends.
|
|
Image: PLOS OneThose who live vicariously through Indiana Jones will be glad to know that a team of Israeli archaeologists has uncovered a cryptic message left on a 3,000-year-old pottery shard.
|
|
And although, admittedly, I have no idea what it means to be white or working class, there are at least a half-dozen shows out there through which I can experience it vicariously.
|
|
What was to be an evening of country music and celebration turned into a night of bloody terror, leaving those affected — whether directly or vicariously — at risk of severe post-traumatic stress disorder.
|
|
This is a great book for anyone who wants to vicariously travel like an old-fashioned adventurer and seeks to understand how far we have come in developing a protective attitude toward wildlife.
|
|
For those who attended and others who vicariously participated through television and social media, it was a moment to remember that promises to have a powerful and lasting effect on American public life.
|
|
Interactive fans now have a new way to vicariously experience Black Mirror, though: Asmodee Games has just released Nosedive, an officially licensed board / card / app game inspired by a season 3 Black Mirror episode.
|
|
Suicide stories are dangerous in a way dystopian stories are not, because they invite their audience to identify with someone who is suicidal, and to vicariously experience that person's suffering and self-destructive impulses.
|
|
His critics — and there are a lot of them — deride him as a failed college basketball player trying to live vicariously through his sons and to profit from their skills on a basketball court.
|
|
But a giant social media/reality TV following does not necessarily a giant consumer base make (it's unclear how many of those vicariously living Mr. Rousteing's life are actually able to buy his clothes).
|
|
I lived vicariously through his more aggressive movements ("Hit 'em Up" of course being the most outlandish) down to his most genuine (a slew of tracks on his best album, Me Against The World).
|
|
Trump supporters seem to think their guy is a perfect businessman, and I get the sense that a lot of the real-estate mogul's fans are living vicariously through the candidate and his lifestyle.
|
|
Slasher films of the 80's such as A Nightmare on Elm Street vicariously mirrored Cold War fears and torture porn's boom coincided with 9/11, the War on Terror and the Iraq war.
|
|
Shouldn't they embody a more extreme version of our humanity, to live lives simultaneously more lavish and more depressing than we ever could, so we can live vicariously from a safe distance or something?
|
|
Two months before the elections, a concerted campaign by the military establishment seems underway to engineer the political process to ensure that Mr. Sharif can't even exercise power vicariously and is relegated to history.
|
|
My experiences since then—including my brushes with the law—allowed me to live vicariously through the character of Edmond Dantès, and to imagine my own personal enemies as the villains of the book.
|
|
Watching on, experiencing it vicariously, has been a source of much perverse pain and pleasure for supporters all over the world, whatever their sympathies in relation to the all-pervasive culture of the Old Firm.
|
|
Talk to your kids about the content, but keep in mind that kids like these books not because they want to imitate the characters' actions but because they can live vicariously through their bad behavior.
|
|
For years, we've lived vicariously through the colorful, whimsical life of blogger (and author and designer) Joy Cho, but now we can bring a piece of that world into our homes in a *major* way.
|
|
Christine's spirit and smarts make living vicariously through her more alluring, and they also allow the show to examine the topic of sex and sex work in a way that's much more analytical than scintillating.
|
|
One of the most delightful things about Tiffany Haddish — besides the fact that she is hilarious — is that we can vicariously enjoy the trappings of relatively new fame and self-made success through her eyes.
|
|
Ringing the Nasdaq market bell was the thrill of a lifetime — both when I did it as a founder and also vicariously as a VC via my incredible founders who have taken their companies public.
|
|
It'll let you live vicariously through all the highs and lows of a cross-country road trip without the hassle of actually leaving your couch or having to force down another disgusting five-dollar footlong.
|
|
Because of this, it's possible to live vicariously through celebrities such as, say, Justin Bieber and Kendall Jenner or Selena Gomez or Ariana Grande, even if you aren't able to make it to the music festival.
|
|
For those who love pigs but are not ready for work that comes with caring for one of these amazing creatures, you can live vicariously through Maddie and keep up with Pickles on Instagram and Facebook.
|
|
Image credit: Eye Ubiquitous via Getty ImagesEarly this morning, ESA astronaut Thomas Pesquet flexed his spacewalking muscles for the first time—and we got to live vicariously through him, thanks to a livestream straight from space.
|
|
As much as we enjoy their hard work vicariously while watching Fixer Upper on HGTV, watching them take a break from it all after wrapping the final season of the show might be just as fun.
|
|
It would be possible, indeed, to believe Ronaldo has almost become an avatar for Manchester United, his former fans living vicariously through him, his successes some sort of distant solace for the travails of their present.
|
|
In 2016, 53% of men voted for a billionaire scam artist for president; many of them did so because he offered them the opportunity to vicariously cheer for patriarchy, even as he gutted their health care.
|
|
Though your chance to live out the joy of such an event vicariously through PIX 11's livestream has, sadly, passed, you can still watch a giant goddamn bridge explode via ABC 7's broadcast above.
|
|
We may watch The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills in order to get vicariously wine drunk with our most extra TV friends, but we can't discount that, on occasion, stuff gets really real on this reality show.
|
|
ABC will have it available at ABC's website if you're in the right market and have a TV provider login, otherwise your best bet is to try an internet TV option or to live vicariously through Twitter.
|
|
Some choose to lord over their Sims and as a vengeful or benevolent god, causing disasters and completely reshaping their Sims' lives, Others choose to live vicariously through their Sim and micromanage every aspect of their life.
|
|
Stein was suspended after the Corps received an anonymous complaint about his comments at the public event, which also included saying he lived vicariously through a Navy chaplain that was fired for having sex in a bar.
|
|
The judge also ruled that Kesha could be held "vicariously liable" if a jury finds that her lawyer and public relations firm made defamatory statements on her behalf, including speaking about the case to the news media.
|
|
Yet for those of us who are only able to climb Everest vicariously through the posts of people like Kobusch, we needn't worry about a shortage of Everest content as more climbers opt for an internet-free climb.
|
|
You may not be able to afford the flight, but you can live vicariously through this video tour: Possibly the best part of the whole experience is that you don't have to deal with airport lines and crowds.
|
|
Like the entertainment industry has its "stage moms," the skate world has its "skate dads"—the mothers and fathers who apply undue pressure on their children to skate, and who appear to be living vicariously through their kids.
|
|
When your audience has been living vicariously through you and your family for nearly ten years on TV, in magazines, and on social media, the next logical step is to turn the experience into a playable virtual world.
|
|
If you find yourself riding that wave, a much better idea than breaking plates in your apartment while cursing your ex's name is to live vicariously through Uma Thurman's character in Kill Bill and then take a nap.
|
|
It's the episode that demonstrates Buffy's high school–era mission: to take the demons of adolescence — in this case, an abusive mother trying to live vicariously through her daughter — and literalize them into demons that can be killed.
|
|
As with his other displays of martial fiat, his immediate impulse was probably to shock the liberal domestic audience, vicariously make himself feel tough, and assert raw executive power by going around the normal channels of decision making.
|
|
She describes her throbbing blood vessels in the frigid water, and readers might have a similar feeling as they vicariously plunge into her adventures photographing and filming the world deep beneath our usual view for National Geographic and others.
|
|
To paraphrase The Onion—and when I say paraphrase, I mean basically steal one of their headlines and change one word in an attempt to make it my own—you haven't lived vicariously until you've done it through me.
|
|
While living vicariously at sea level through Krakauer's trip, which left eight others dead, is more than enough for me, the guides Krakauer met on his journey helped pioneer the booming commercial climbing business on the world's highest peak.
|
|
All we know so far is that we'll be able to live vicariously through Snapchat and Instagram Stories as the beauty gurus craft their creations, which isn't quite the same as actually making our own – but it'll have to do.
|
|
Chrissy Teigen's followers have been living vicariously through her Instagram Stories these past few weeks, as the star has been documenting her adventures, workouts and meals while on vacation in Bali with her husband John and adorable children Luna and Miles.
|
|
But she's very good at receiving belly rubs and faving photos (with a little help from me) and living vicariously through a core group of pugs with significant followings in a thriving online community that is commonly known as Pugstagram.
|
|
I knew hardly anyone that was going through the same experiences, which meant I was left to discover my identity vicariously through the tropes I saw on TV, or in films, as well as the musicians that celebrated their identities.
|
|
The star — whose breakthrough role came at age 7 in Steven Spielberg's E.T. — began acting at is all about supporting her daughters in whatever path they choose, but for now she's trying to "vicariously live" through their "normalcy" during their childhood.
|
|
But once Ryan and I opened our relationship, I started playing around with Tinder, OkCupid, and even Bumble vicariously through him — helping him write his profiles, swiping through women with him, and even coaching him through a conversation with a woman.
|
|
"It's satisfying, even if only vicariously, to watch others enjoy games that [the viewers] might be interested in but can't get to the table [to play]," says Meenachan, suggesting that these videos are just a way for the disconnected to connect.
|
|
Ian is supposed to be on vacation this week at his cottage so I — Toronto bureau chief of The Times and die-hard Georgian Bay cottager — got to sort through the responses, vicariously traveling to serene spots around the country.
|
|
Today the city is officially on pause and everybody is banding together by staying inside, so the walks, as they were pretty much intended from the start, are to be consumed vicariously, from home, via text and images, not on foot.
|
|
Unless you've been living under a rock, you know that it's awards season — our mid-winter excuse to lounge around on a Sunday night, order takeout, and, if only for a few hours, live vicariously through the celebrities we stalk on Instagram.
|
|
Meanwhile, popular YouTube vloggers and Instagram influencers in LA's queer scene like Ari Fitz (AKA Tomboyish), Hannah Hart (My Drunk Kitchen), and Amber (from Amber's Closet) have built massive followings of queer people around the country eager to live vicariously through their lifestyle.
|
|
Most notably, the photo sharing app, which has become pretty much integral to the experience of going to or vicariously, remotely experiencing a fashion show, has created a hashtag (in effect, a virtual "space") to address the dearth of diversity in the industry.
|
|
Few historical events have ever inspired such a sweeping common experience, and though Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin were the only humans to make that giant leap in person, millions of spectators vicariously imagined leaving those first dusty footprints on another world.
|
|
"When you think of 9/11 workers or people who have worked in certain disaster sites, there's a secondary traumatic process that occurs by vicariously experiencing these horrific things," says Ravi Shah, an assistant professor of psychiatry at Columbia University Medical Center.
|
|
And both of us, along with generations of Asian-American men, spent so many years learning how to appreciate, even live vicariously through, the Westernized versions of physical masculinity we were presented with, but never really seeing anyone onscreen who affirmed our own physical desirability.
|
|
What is significant, then, about Germany's success over the last few weeks, in both Russia and Poland, is that it has come without the majority of its most illustrious names, that the likes of Özil, Kroos and Müller could only enjoy those twin triumphs vicariously.
|
|
The ability to change the past seems pretty appealing right now, so it's a good thing that we have The CW's Frequency to let us live vicariously through the time-altering adventures of Detective Raimy Sullivan (Peyton List) and her father, Frank (Riley Smith).
|
|
There are two types of patron: the rich tuhao ("nouveau riche") who spend thousands of dollars to befriend livestreamers and show off their wealth, and the poor diaosi ("losers", a self-deprecating term used by lower-class youth) who aspire to live vicariously through their heroes.
|
|
There's nothing else in life like that moment, and part of the intrigue of the modern internet fertility community is being able to experience this thrill vicariously, watching others' BFPs online (check out this one, after years of infertility, and this, where the partner underreacts spectacularly).
|
|
The worldlier girl urges her more innocent friend to do something illicit, and then the worldlier girl can bask in her friend's admiration and vicariously reexperience the sense of childishness; meanwhile, the more innocent girl embraces the chance to feel wise and experienced, like her worldlier friend.
|
|
Kurt Stein, whose office oversees the Corps' sexual assault prevention program, was reassigned (though it's not known where) after he disparaged claims of sexual harassment as "fake news" at a town hall and joked about living vicariously through a Navy chaplain who was caught having sex in a bar.
|
|
If every song on the album sounded like "Slow Love," we'd have a great tribute to and/or summary of '50s pop, and a direct reference to a particular era; since the album includes references of that sort to many particular eras, it doesn't vicariously inhabit just one.
|
|
Because on top of getting to live inside of another world for half an hour, you get to unburden yourself from the weight of expectation, from the weight of playing too nice or too politically correct in your daily life by living vicariously through Larry, Julie, and Billy.
|
|
Editor-in-chief Derek Mead and I were just discussing the abnormal momentum behind the red hot nickel ball, and I suggested we love them because through them, we're able to vicariously conduct all of the weird, unsafe experiments we wished we could've done in high school chemistry.
|
|
For seven blissful years we had the pleasure of living vicariously through the lives of the quirky, quick-witted and caffeinated characters of Stars Hollow, and after years of filling our Gilmore-voids by watching re-runs and drinking obscenely large quantities of coffee, the girls are back.
|
|
Unfortunately, life things like "paying my bills" and "maintaining relationships with other human beings" are getting in the way of that dream—so instead, I'm living vicariously through a team of professional stuntmen who fully recreated a fight between some of the game's most iconic characters in real life.
|
|
If snow is perhaps a new phenomenon for you, or you'd like to vicariously the experience of being pelted in the face by millions of tiny ice-bombs as your feet slowly become wet and numb and you lose feeling in your fingers, here are some pictures of the snowstorm.
|
|
But while you vicariously experience the stress of making a win-worthy garment in less than 15 hours right alongside the contestants, you'll also be privy to the creation of a new kind of talent in the fashion world thanks to these four fresh faces — and, of course, longtime returning judge, García.
|
|
Audiences are used to living vicariously through white characters that are above the law, as with the gangsters in "Goodfellas" (1990) and "The Godfather" (1972), or the methamphetamine manufacturers of "Breaking Bad" (2008-2013), and here Mr Poulter offers a compelling performance of a ruthless cop revelling in his own apparent invincibility.
|
|
"Defendant Island Express Helicopters' breach of its duty and negligence caused the injuries and damages complained of herein and Plaintiffs' deceased, Kobe Bryant, was killed as a direct result of the negligent conduct of Zobayan for which Defendant Island Express Helicopters is vicariously liable in all respects," the 27-count lawsuit reads.
|
|
The Marine Corps has fired the general whose office oversees sexual assault prevention efforts in response to comments he made at a town hall last week dismissing sexual harassment allegations as "fake news" and saying he lived vicariously through a Navy chaplain who had been recently fired for having sex in a bar. Brig. Gen.
|
|
All of which is to say, he performed at Primavera Sound festival in Barcelona this past weekend (no, I didn't go either, and yes, I had to experience it vicariously through other people's Instagram stories, which I squinted at on my tiny phone screen while straining my ears to pick up the tinny sound).
|
|
Though not every one of these people was completely naive or benighted, I think nearly all of them engaged with Trump University as a way to live Trump's life vicariously, to embrace the fantasy of being the boss and running the show — projecting power and strutting on a big stage, never pulling punches, never backing down.
|
|
According to Vince, all of the fans, from an overweight government worker active in his church, to a slim blonde real estate specular who finished third in the Miss America contest and smoked cigars, fans of wrestling came to the events to let off steam and live vicariously through the success of the 'good guys' over 'evil.
|
|
Such a project might sound self-indulgent (and hey, it probably is!) but judging by the teases we've seen so far, the two Matthews are so charming together that it's hard not to grin right alongside them — or at least live vicariously through them — as they clink glasses on some sun-soaked veranda, the wonderful jerks.
|
|
I don't live in Brooklyn, but if I did, it's the kind of thing I can imagine myself listening to while walking across the Bridge at night, city lights blinking in the background (which—if you want to live vicariously through it—makes sense since chief songwriter Rostam Batmanglij released a solo project in 2017 with a video featuring a similar image).
|
|
It seems implausible to me that a shy literary boy would put himself so abjectly at the service of a hot jock out of no more than a confused gratitude for being implicated vicariously in the scrum of human society, but Ives's novel is full of signs that she doesn't think much of traditional literary shibboleths like three-dimensionality of character.
|
|
His diary extracts are the heart of the book and, with their mix of high life, daily life, country life, theater life, travel and local observation (he's a terrific noticer), the diaries do exactly what we want of diaries, which is to let us vicariously partake of a life, in this case an enviable life, especially if you're the sort who watches Masterpiece Theater in a 24-hour loop.
|
|