etherealness

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• Climate change was not some distant temperature target to be hit in the ethereal future.

• Back then, “Tidal” lived somewhere between Morissette’s bracing bluntness and the ethereal poetry of Tori Amos.

• The ethereal quality of the bread persuaded Drewno that he needed a spread that wouldn’t saturate it in fat, which is why he started to whip butter before applying it to the slices.

• In Signature’s “Midnight at the Never Get,” the lack of an audience feels part and parcel with the show’s ethereal setting.

• Advocating that Google is headed towards increased search equity by pointing to an almost ethereal element, that is, the search engine’s ability to more naturally understand content is a bit abstract.

• Bitcoin began 2013 with a roaring price of $770 per unit, and businesses right and left were converting to the ethereal product.

• But when modern-day conservationists surveyed the offshore rocks they discovered something even more ethereal lurking within.

• One skeleton in particular has become famous for the brutal way she died and the ethereal way her body was preserved.

• C, lastly, I just think [Perritaz] has a natural taste for purity, delicacy, and ethereal balance.

• I remember telling people at the time, ‘This kid is so ethereal and interesting.’

• Her white face looked ethereal in the moonlight, and her bloodless lips were quivering with returning life.

• It may be applied directly to a suspected fluid, or, better, to the ethereal extract.

• Madame Colleville was a Parisian, piquant, winning and pretty, as well as clever and ethereal.

• Again he sat in the soft darkness, before the ghostly glimmer of the silk, tracing upon it visions of ethereal light.