It is, without exaggeration, the hottest gaming laptop under strain I've used.
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This might be, without exaggeration, the absolute cutest baby sloth we've ever seen.
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But without exaggeration, street fentanyls are truly the deadliest opioids we have seen.
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It is difficult to state, without exaggeration, just how bizarre this notion is.
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Without exaggeration, Senate Republicans have made up a distinction without a relevant constitutional difference.
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Theron's performance is, without exaggeration, one of my all-time favorite pieces of acting.
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It is, without exaggeration, the most exciting Beatle-related release of the last 73 years.
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It's fantastical, and it's hard to grasp, but the final product is truly, without exaggeration, wondrous.
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"Without exaggeration or braggadocio, I write more and faster than any writer I've ever met," Mr. Landis said.
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He is no safer with a microphone, no likelier to complete a thought without exaggeration or bewildering detour.
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You get the sense, without exaggeration, that he will keep doing this for the rest of his life.
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So I managed to find a seat in the third row of what could be called, without exaggeration, chaos.
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I can say, without exaggeration, that I now think about my children being shot in the head every ... single ... morning.
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"I can say without exaggeration that he showed no physical affection for me during our very long marriage," she wrote.
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But those proponents are, without exaggeration, suggesting that the U.S. enact a plan that would destroy the Wisconsin way of life.
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I knew, without exaggeration, that if he remained in that nursing home longer than the bare minimum, he would slip into oblivion.
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Without exaggeration, he is a national treasure along with the likes of Sir David Attenborough, Delia Derbyshire, Chris Morris, and Peppa Pig.
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One year and seven months, to the day, of what can be described without exaggeration as the least predictable presidency in modern history.
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For years, creative coding has been winning over what the government calls "correct coding," meaning coding that gives providers their due, but without exaggeration.
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"It seemed like there were hundreds of people there, without exaggeration," said Timothy Fadek, a New York-based photojournalist who was close with Mr. Hondros.
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Since Pamela's first results, "without exaggeration" around 1,000 papers have tried to explain the positron excess mystery, said Tim Linden, an astrophysicist at Ohio State University.
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"They let the kite out with us creatively," Mr. Hoey recently said, without exaggeration, of the Dallas-based Neiman Marcus Group, which owns the specialty retailer.
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"I can say without exaggeration that this draft bill is the most ludicrous, dangerous, technically illiterate tech policy proposal of the 21st century so far," Bankston told Motherboard.
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As for the Mahler symphony, its first movement was Mr. Gilbert at his best: tense and taut without exaggeration, its episodes unified — but not flattened — into an organic journey.
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"Today...I saw without exaggeration the end of the world, and not in a nightmare but while fully awake and standing right next to it," said eyewitness Lieutenant Colonel Semen Komarovsky.
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When French voters go to the polls Sunday to begin picking their next president, the issues on the table are, without exaggeration, the future of Europe and the identity of France itself.
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Much of what the 250-foot-2000 point guard has achieved in his 223-year NBA career is — without exaggeration — unprecedented, which is why Jordan's comments have the entire basketball world up in arms.
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It is without exaggeration a dream come true to be crafting a brand-new iteration of Star Trek with fellow franchise alum Alex Kurtzman and boldly going where no Star Trek series has gone before.
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In, "no-76," the lens inverts his chest, turning it upside-down; "no-49" shows his lips and nose larger than the rest of his face; and in "no-1," the artist looks directly into the camera without exaggeration.
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It can be said without exaggeration that given the platforms publicly offered by both campaigns, only Sanders addresses the crisis with the urgency it demands, and Sanders should take the initiative to press the issue at every reasonable opportunity.
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"I can say without exaggeration that in 40 years, not a single day has gone by that I don't think about those boys," he told The New York Times a few weeks before the 2005 trial of Mr. Killen.
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Motherboard did not review the iPhone 6S Plus when it was released, but I did buy one in March of 2016 and, pathetically and without exaggeration, have not stopped using it for more than a few hours at a time since.
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"I think it is, without exaggeration, probably the most dangerous piece of legislation that we've had because it amounts to truly destroying the very character of the Indian state and the constitution," Harsh Mander, an Indian human rights activist and author, told CNN.
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Groetzinger added that analyzing the value of a ticket is something that his team has been working on "without exaggeration, for several years" — even before creating the marketplace, SeatGeek was analyzing ticket prices on other sites to tell users when something was a good deal.
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There were I think something like, without exaggeration, I think there were like 503 pilots made by various entities across, in the country, just in the U.S. You would think people have this vision of Hollywood of like, okay, the struggling actor, and the big production, stuff like that.
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Without exaggeration, a typical three hours in Davos for me will include off-the-record chats with the head of a large Spanish bank, a senior official from Saudi Arabia's government, a cosmetics entrepreneur from Mexico, the CEO of a Japanese food company and the founder of yet-another fintech startup from Finland.
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Read more: WNBA star Skylar Diggins-Smith played an entire season with the Dallas Wings while pregnant and 'didn't tell a soul'Much of what the 2425-foot-2000 point guard has achieved in his 10-year NBA career is — without exaggeration — unprecedented, which is why Jordan's comments have the entire basketball world up in arms.
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Over the years, I have seen many obvious "no-brainers" that would greatly enhance value and have worked hard to facilitate these, but I can say without exaggeration that the combination of HP and Xerox is one of the most obvious no-brainers I have ever encountered in my career – one where activism should not even be necessary at all because the merits of the combination are so obvious to everybody involved.
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"Over the years, I have seen many obvious 'no-brainers' that would greatly enhance value and have worked hard to facilitate these, but I can say without exaggeration that the combination of HP and Xerox is one of the most obvious no-brainers I have ever encountered in my career – one where activism should not even be necessary at all because the merits of the combination are so obvious to everybody involved," he wrote in a letter to HP shareholders.
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Almost without exaggeration, he may be said to see what the rhapsodist in Volney saw.
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We can say without exaggeration that Došen has mastered this technique to its pinnacle of perfection. Došen's scenes conjure up an extraordinary atmosphere, a romantic note resting on the dividing line between present-day aspirations and the heritage of the past.
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Washington DC. which was printed by the Smithsonian Press. It "created at a stroke what without exaggeration might be called the seminal concern of contemporary anthropology, the study of kinship ..."Thomas R. Trautmann, p. 62, Dravidian Kinship. Cambridge University Press.
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Syria's current state of affairs and its decomposition must be admitted and recognized without exaggeration, false courtesy, or embellishment. Opening up to reality marks the first step of a discussion conducive to address the causes of fears among all elements of society.
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The same year Viktoria gave birth to their first child, Galina. Five years later, their second child was born, Yuri. Victoria's relationship with Brezhnev was described as "old fashioned" and one that "without exaggeration [could] be called gentle". According to the memoirs of Brezhnev's relatives, Viktoria encouraged Brezhnev's materialistic outlook.
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In fact, the college was not built by the patronage and donation of a single man or a few people. On the other hand, one can say, without exaggeration, that it was built by the generous help of all people of Ghatal subdivision. At that time, it was affiliated with University of Calcutta. Currently, it is affiliated with Vidyasagar University.
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Much of that history > has been hard and full of suffering. But now we have the luxury of an > historical awareness of another sort, of an occasion not of anxiety but of > promise. We may speak without exaggeration of this occasion as historic, > since we have come here to enact anew the chief function of culture and > humanism, to bring man again into communication with man.Salzburg Global > Seminar History www.salzburgglobal.
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77, Diane Pub Co, 1999, After the implementation of the Comics Code, DC Comics implemented its own in-house Editorial Policy Code regarding the portrayal of women, which stated, "The inclusion of females in stories is specifically discouraged. Women, when used in plot structure, should be secondary in importance, and should be drawn realistically, without exaggeration of feminine physical qualities".Uslan, Michael. Batman in the Fifties (2002) Introduction, p.5.
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OUP, 1964. Ralph Vaughan Williams dedicated to her his Second String Quartet in A minor, with the words "For Jean on her birthday". It was first performed on 12 October 1944 (Vaughan Williams's birthday) by the Menges Quartet. In a letter to Vaughan Williams, after receiving the music and before the performance, she wrote "Without exaggeration this Quartet is the most lovely thing that has happened to me in my life".
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Like a zombie rap invasion, no matter how many you kill it will never be enough. Instead the only way to ensure the survival of the dope rap species is to strengthen from within, make the music indestructibly good. So, without exaggeration, Statik's not only put together a nice album, he's fired a powerful shot in the war to keep truly quality music alive. It's exactly the kind of Population Control the game so badly needs.
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Douglas, p. 346. The majority of the dead were black migrant workers who had recently settled in or near Belle Glade. The catastrophe made national news, and although the governor again refused aid, after he toured the area and counted 126 bodies still unburied or uncollected a week after the storm, he activated the National Guard to assist in the cleanup, and declared in a telegram: "Without exaggeration, the situation in the storm area beggars description".Grunwald, p. 194.
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Charlemagne greatly increased the provision of monastic schools and scriptoria (centres for book-copying) in Francia. In 789, he published the Admonitio generalis, ordering that each bishopric organises a school for non- ecclesiastic students, which makes Charlemagne - not without exaggeration - to be considered the father of education in France. As in other parts of medieval Western Europe, literacy was mainly in Latin. Church schools associated to abbeys and cathedrals developed from the 8th century onwards and were controlled by the Catholic Church.
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Wyndham furthered the 1902 Land Conference and also successfully saw the significant 1903 Irish Land Act into law. This change in the law ushered in the most radical change in history in Ireland's land ownership. Before it, Ireland's land was largely owned by landlords; within years of the Acts, most of the land was owned by their former tenants, who had been supported in their purchases by government subsidies. This could without exaggeration be called the most radical change in Irish life in history.
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During the promotion of her autobiography, on The Today Show in the spring of 2016, Tennille said the reason for their divorce was Dragon's "inability to be affectionate". In her memoir Tennille revealed that despite their success and public image of a solid marriage, she was lonely and isolated. Dragon had been controlling and emotionally distant; throughout their relationship they slept in separate bedrooms. "I can say without exaggeration that he showed no physical affection for me during our very long marriage," she said.
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Cenotaph of Asmat Begum alongside that of her husband Mirza Ghias Beg. Asmat Begum died in October 1621 in Agra. Upon her death, her son-in-law Jahangir, who was extremely fond of her, wrote: "Without exaggeration, in purity of disposition and in wisdom and the excellencies that are the ornament of women no Mother of the Age was ever born equal to her, and I did not value her less than my own mother." Asmat Begum's death was a great blow to her family.
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In April 2009, Storchak was charged with attempted fraud, 18 months after his detention. "It may be said without exaggeration that the best finance and economy experts, including the incumbent and former finance minister deputies, were involved in a plan in recent years to embezzle large amounts of state funds," said Alexander Bastrykin, the head of the Investigation Committee at the Prosecutor's Office. If convicted, Storchak faces between five and 10 years in prison. On 31 January 2011, Russia's Investigative Committee announced that all charges had been dropped against Storchak, for lack of evidence.
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In Highland dance, a pas de basque is described as follows: prepare with an extension of the working foot to second aerial position low. Spring to that side, bringing the new working foot into third or fifth position on the half point. Beat, without exaggeration, the ball of the other foot in third or fifth rear, sharply extending the front foot if required to begin the next movement. In the Primary level, 16 of these are performed and it is considered a dance, so this is one of the first movements a Highland dancer learns.
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" International Piano Quarterly - Summer 2001 "Schein has made the Romantic literature the centerpiece of her repertoire, hardly surprising considering her teachers, Mieczyslaw Munz at the Curtis Institute, Arthur Rubinstein, and Dame Myra Hess. She has lived with these major Schumann works long and intimately, and it shows in her performances as well as in her descriptive notes. With fluent keyboard technique at her disposal, Schein invests these works with poetic imagination and romantic flair. Her readings tend to be straightforward and without exaggeration, but sensitive and subtly nuanced.
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His monumental diary "Journal Littéraire", which he kept for over 50 years, can without exaggeration be described as the greatest study of character ever written. (p. 143) :He would not stand for any form of grandiloquence where writing was concerned, and words such as "inspiration" were shot down rapidly: "When I see my father dying and write about his death I am not inspired, I am describing." Asked why he had been at his dreadful father's deathbed at all, he said, "It was only curiosity. Cu-ri-o-si-té." (p.
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Nielsen had hoped to be present but weakness resulting from poor health prevented him from travelling. Bangert. who had been selected as the organist, travelled alone to Lübeck where, a day or two later, he heard of Nielsen's death. The concert therefore suddenly became a valedictory performance. The review by Svend-Ove Møller in Dansk Kirkemusiker-Tidende conveyed the emotional experience: “Mixed with the melancholy feelings that fill us on the death of Nielsen, is gratitude that it was granted him to complete this work, which we may designate without exaggeration as the most significant production in recent organ literature.
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He contributed the figures to "The Overland Mail" an attraction exhibited at the 'Gallery of Illustration' in Regent Street, described in an advertisement as "a gigantic moving diorama of the route of the overland mail to India". He later visited Switzerland and Italy, and exhibited scenes from the two countries. James Dafforne, writing in the Art Journal, said of Absolon: > There are few figure painters whose works show a greater variety of subject > than Mr. Absolon's; his style of treatment is natural and unaffected, his > pencilling free yet careful, and his colouring brilliant without > exaggeration, or a straining after effect by violent contrasts.
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Writing for Reuters, Shilpa Jamkhandikar termed it as a rare film "that creates drama out of the humdrum lives of ordinary people, whose limited world view and biases affect the lives of others in more ways than they can imagine." A review carried by Suparna Sharma of Deccan Chronicle wrote: "Court doesn't caricature our reality, nor does it harangue us with prescriptive chalk talk. It simply trains its lens on real-life parody as it plays out and shows us our world as is, without exaggeration or artifice." Anuj Kumar of The Hindu found the film to be "an accomplished piece of work".
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Between 1986 and 1991, Appleton was asked by 4AD label founder Ivo Watts- Russell to contribute vocals to the 4AD supergroup This Mortal Coil, appearing on three tracks on their 1986 sophomore album, Filigree & Shadow ("The Jeweller", "Tarantula" and "Strength of Strings"), and one track on their 1991 album Blood ("I Am the Cosmos"). Appleton was one of a select few artists to contribute to This Mortal Coil who was not a 4AD signing. Watts-Russell said of Appleton, "Without exaggeration Dominic Appleton is by far my favourite living male vocalist. He has such a beautiful, sad voice and comes up with melodies that do the same".
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Following the dramatic episode Cry For Help, in which Paramedic Sandra Mute is stabbed the programme seemed to secure audiences of more than 10 million and therefore a sense of security to the programme. An example of the series' now infamous tendency to bare similarity to real life events came during an episode where the team had to dig out bodies from a house bombed in an IRA attack. Just hours after being screen, an IRA bomb ripped through Enniskillen. It seemed that the writers had put their fingers on the country's pulse without exaggeration and from that point onwards no one dared to call it far-fetched again.
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Sholokhov in 1960 Sholokhov met Joseph Stalin in 1930 and must have made a good impression, because he was one of very few people who could give the dictator a truthful account of what was happening in the country without risk to himself. In the 1930s, he wrote several letters to Stalin from his home in Veshenskaya about the appalling conditions in the kolkhozes and sovkhozes along the Don, requesting assistance for the farmers.ФЭБ: Переписка – 1997 (описание) In January 1931, he warned: "Comrade Stalin, without exaggeration, conditions are catastrophic!"McSmith, p. 207 On 4 April 1933, he sent a long letter in which, among many other details, he named two OGPU officers whom he accused of torturing prisoners from his district.
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The Allied investigation also pointed that the specific events were reprisals for the general Turkish oppression of the past years and especially for the Turkish atrocities committed in the Marmara region one year before when several Greek villages had been burned and thousands of Greeks massacred. Arnold J. Toynbee wrote that they obtained convincing evidence that similar atrocities had been started in wide areas all over the remainder of the Greek-occupied territories since June 1921. He argued that "the situation of the Turks in Smyrna City had become what could be called without exaggeration a 'reign of terror', it was to be inferred that their treatment in the country districts had grown worse in proportion." However, Toynbee omits to notice that the Allied report concluded that the Ismid peninsula atrocities committed by the Turks "have been considerable and more ferocious than those on the part of the Greeks".
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Ronzi's biggest triumph in Naples was her performances as the title character in Rossini's Semiramide; in Rome, in 1834, she earned an equally remarkable success in her first Norma at the Teatro Apollo. Her debut at Milan's La Scala took place in 1834, when she successfully sang the title role in Donizetti's Gemma di Vergy. She had repeated curtain calls and a critic wrote that her "demeanour was noble, natural and dignified without exaggeration and affectation, her accent was beautiful, crisp and expressive; her singing all Italian and of the best school." 1834 was possibly her most memorable year because she also had a great success in Rome in her first Anna Bolena, and in Florence she charmed the public with her Romeo in Bellini's I Capuleti e i Montecchi as well as Desdemona in Rossini's Otello – a role she had already sung in Naples.
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Early in his career, Residente expressed a desire to write lyrics only in Spanish, however he has recently stated that he will begin to write more lyrics in English in order to help communicate with English- speaking listeners. Residente's distinctive lyrics treat a wide and eclectic variety of subjects. He mentions (and sometimes derides) celebrities and known icons such as Mickey Mouse, Redman, and 2Pac, in "Tengo Hambre" (I'm Hungry); 50 Cent in "La Crema" (The Cream); Madonna ("I mean, Maradona", Residente says) in "Sin Exagerar" (Without Exaggeration); Puerto Rican singer Nydia Caro (rather affectionately) in "La Era de la Copiaera", wrestler Abdullah the Butcher in "Tributo a la Policía" (A Tribute to Police), golfer Tiger Woods in "Baile de los Pobres" ("Dance of the Poor") he also made a diss track to Diddy in the song "Pi-Di-Di-Di (La Especialidad de la Casa)" (House Specialty) and most controversially, his diss track aimed at the Federal Bureau of Investigation in "Querido F.B.I." (Dear F.B.I.). The song "A Limpiar El Sucio" (Cleaning Up The Dirty One) is rumored to be a veiled (some say direct) attack on Puerto Rican entertainment journalist Milly Cangiano.
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During this time, nationalist leaders like Gandhi and Rajaji gave an open call to the Indian christians to reform the institutional churches for allegedly having "impurities."—national leaders, especially Indian National Congress leaders or prominent Christian leaders associated with Indian National Congress, including liberal protestant theologians criticised the institution of the church for having hierarchy, rituals, and fixed dogmas - they publicly denounced that Church was more interested in administration than the Christian life—It is also believed without exaggeration that the nexus between the promoters of Indian Christian Ashram Movements and the Indian National Congress party facilitated the adoption of a secular Constitution of India, drafted similar to that of the Queen Victoria's proclamation. During this period, certain initiatives were made to localize Christianity using another fusion model called the Ashram strategy. Although an ashram, a small community of faithful people living the life of simplicity and as disciples of guru for Christians, had been existing from long before, the idea of establishing the ashram as counter-institution to the Western church became a reality after Gandhi made a speech on the concept of ashram in a conference at Madras Christian College in 1915.
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