The sous vide technique produces a commendably moist chicken breast, but on the night I sampled it, the meat came so thinly sliced and thinly sauced that it tasted like spa cuisine -- the kind of thing that appears on a menu with a little "heart-smart" symbol beside it.
Austen comes across as witty, disappointed, proud, smart, a symbol, a cautionary tale, a heroine, a loser — everything but a person.
To provide a physical presence in the televised games, Watson was represented by an "avatar" of a globe, inspired by the IBM "smarter planet" symbol.
In China, newspapers publish the daily, frequently declining share price of Blackstone, a rebuke to the China Investment Corporation's decision to buy a 10percentt stake in a company held out to be the purest symbol of smart American money.
While owls aren't actually that smart, they're a symbol of wisdom.
He and his team have become something of a spectacle in the halls of the Legislature, mocked by some as puppets of a billionaire, admired by others as symbols of smart campaigning.
It is not clear how the skull and crossbones came to be chosen or why the flag was named the "Jolly Roger," but the news would have spread swiftly in a peripatetic trade like piracy and those symbols were smart choices.
Wherever I travel in the world, I run across the luminous image of the heartbreaking and breathtaking sex symbol who was smart enough to become the most famous "dumb blonde" of the 20th century.
Buffy the Vampire Slayer is long gone, so to see Katniss (more akin to Neo in The Matrix) as resilient and smart and reluctantly becoming a symbol of a revolution is quite something.
"President Trump is fighting for an empty symbol rather than smart policy that will actually produce better security at our borders".
But smart phones are also paramount symbols of product obsolescence — easy to break (though this wasn't always the case), hard to repair, and constantly being updated.
