Despite agonizing over ruining their perfect credit, they did so.
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Steve Israel: Democrats should stop agonizing over a national message.
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They were living with them, agonizing over them every day.
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There's not a lot of agonizing over choices with Viola.
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Later in the campaign, Trump was still agonizing over details.
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I've spent even more time agonizing over whether I should respond.
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I was suddenly at peace with decisions I'd been agonizing over.
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Wendy is agonizing over whether she should take Agent Miller's help.
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But Chung said the group was 'agonizing' over the Mexico plant.
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He was not one for self-pity or agonizing over regrets.
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After agonizing over the decision, Trisha Lawford has made up her mind.
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But more importantly -- our agonizing over it is pretty much the point.
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Agonizing over how to be a mother—this may be relatively unavoidable,
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She was agonizing over what to do when she suffered a miscarriage.
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After several weeks spent agonizing over my decision, I decided to watch.
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Lately, South Africa has been agonizing over images of Rhodes in particular.
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I got good at healing because I was always agonizing over tiny moments.
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I was agonizing over what to do when another friend spilled the beans.
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It also distracted Ms. Toll from agonizing over her missing brother and father.
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I don't spend too much time agonizing over not investing earlier in life.
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On the other hand, Japan's banks are already agonizing over negative interest rates.
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IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: Spent too much time agonizing over your bracket?
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Don't spend time agonizing over which investment options to choose in your plan.
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While many American high schoolers and their parents are agonizing over whether they can even pay for college, there's a subset of the country apparently agonizing over whether they can pay the $21,220 they'll need to sneak into the right college.
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Ever since Katie's ultimatum last week, Lisa had been agonizing over what to do.
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" After agonizing over the choice, Emer finally says, "If he may live I am content.
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Throughout February, he sat at home in Bunia, the provincial capital, agonizing over the situation.
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Richard Shelby (R-Ala.), one of a handful of Republicans still agonizing over the bill.
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For months, Congress has been agonizing over what to do about labels for genetically modified foods.
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I'd lean pretty heavily in that direction if I were agonizing over which model to purchase.
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On the morning after the speech, Cruz friends and political supporters were agonizing over his decision.
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Time spent fantasizing about — and sweetly agonizing over — the object of one's desire heightens that desire.
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All the while, she kept quiet, agonizing over when she'd ruin her first pair of underwear.
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We each spent a good 20 minutes agonizing over which shades we wanted to try out.
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I'm used to agonizing over every word I write, not talking off the cuff in public.
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Sometimes, food obsessions last even longer than the days spent agonizing over the turkey pre-Thanksgiving.
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So now you can spend the time you saved agonizing over which sparkly sweater to wear, instead.
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Itineraries Dannel Schwartz was agonizing over his wife's 60th birthday gift when she proposed an idea herself.
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But based on the evidence I've heard, I would vote to acquit him without agonizing over it.
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With inside info like this, you can spend more time eating and less time agonizing over the menu.
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I was a raging control freak, agonizing over our songs and touring plans until I suffered anxiety attacks.
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If you've been agonizing over how to communicate your love of broccoli or giraffes, consider your prayers answered.
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This happened once before and California Democrats are agonizing over how to avoid a repeat of that mistake.
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Some spoke to me of their children, agonizing over how helpless they felt in providing anything for them.
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Hines, from the all-female hip-hop group Mercedes Ladies, also tells her story, agonizing over its consequences.
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I thought about that puzzle a lot while agonizing over how to present the theme idea in today's.
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I'm not agonizing over whether voter fraud is widespread, climate change is statistical noise or capitalism is dead.
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For the better part of the season's third episode, Mickey (Gillian Jacobs) stares at her iPhone, agonizing over it.
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I was agonizing over this domestic conundrum when I came across a Parks and Rec clip about a Roomba.
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I spent hours agonizing over progress pictures as I picked apart my flaws and ignored the progress I'd made.
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Make sure you spend a while agonizing over the playing order too, as it's crucial to the whole project.
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The NFL has spent months agonizing over players refusing to stand during the National Anthem, but solutions were everywhere.
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Mr. Trump has been pondering — and publicly agonizing over — what to do about the program since he took office.
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Tesla's forums are full of die-hard fans discussing the minutiae of the Model 23 and agonizing over delivery dates.
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He's spent a great deal of time agonizing over the guests he'll be able to secure for his HBO series.
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It is the translator's lot to be afflicted with chronic, Talmudic agonizing — over sound, over sense, over meter, over meaning.
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Now, he's agonizing over the collapse of the coal industry, and there's not much he can do to save it.
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But you just definitely got a feel for how much they&aposre agonizing over this and what to do about this.
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"I've been agonizing over this result, and I never really did expect it," said former Dubuque Democratic Party chairman Terry Stewart.
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Often, I'd replay it over and over in my head, agonizing over who had witnessed it and what they might've thought.
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You're down-to-earth and realistic about life's limitations — but thanks to your optimistic nature, you're not agonizing over the details.
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If you're a Pacific Northwesterner agonizing over missing this, there's always next year—plenty of time to brush up your Burns.
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Grenager explained to me that the company has spent months agonizing over how to create robust intelligence models to evaluate resumes.
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On the other hand, anxiety is more of complex response to an anticipated threat, like agonizing over the thought of flying.
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Here at The Verge, we've spent a lot of time agonizing over the future of Twitter over the last few days.
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She's even counseled younger coworkers who are agonizing over making a similar choice, assuring them that it's not a bad idea.
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Didn't anyone teach you that it is about the journey, not agonizing over the decision to foul when up by three?
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Clinton's cadre of campaign aides agonizing over jokes she should tell in public and calculating political implications, the transcripts revealed Mrs.
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The president has sent wildly divergent signals about the DACA program, publicly agonizing over the fate of the initiative for months.
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They are desperate to beat President Trump and have spent months agonizing over which candidate is best equipped for the task.
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At the time, Cohn wanted the world to know he was agonizing over whether to quit the government in principled protest.
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"The Crown Media team has been agonizing over this decision as we've seen the hurt it has unintentionally caused," he said.
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Now they're a mid-20th-century European power, agonizing over the inevitable loss of the colonies and trying to stomp out insurgencies.
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But he said he is "agonizing" over the Mexico factory, adding that the planned annual capacity of 400,000 is subject to change.
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In addition to immersive performances, the documentary shows the always-on-message band members agonizing over their craft and doing missionary work.
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Mr. Cantú transitioned from patrolling in the field to intelligence gathering, agonizing over what it meant to be good at such work.
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On the pilot of "Madam Secretary," we're meant to find drama in the protagonist agonizing over whether to become secretary of state.
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I once spent 15 minutes agonizing over a Redbox movie rental trying to decide if I should spend $1 on a movie.
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Underneath the dazzling exterior of romance lies a messy foundation of months spent agonizing over the perfect person-to-passed-appetizer ratio.
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The eighth and final season starts Sunday and viewers have already started theorizing about, and agonizing over, how it will all conclude.
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A good friend of mine was agonizing over the death of her dog, and she decided to have her pet euthanized at home.
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The mayor, clearly agonizing over his course of action, said that options were running out, and that new restrictions would bring new pain.
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Together, we face the shortened and flirtatious days ahead filled with valentines, obligatory roses, and agonizing over what this or that text could mean.
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Tensions intensified this week when reports showed executives agonizing over how to downplay the ominous-sounding AI aspects of the contract in the media.
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"Shattered" depicts Clinton as still agonizing over her failed 2008 presidential bid, sifting through top campaign staffers' emails to figure out what went wrong.
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When we went into hardcore triage and managing bugs and agonizing over what to fix and what not to fix, Cliff was out promoting.
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She spent the summer after college agonizing over whether she should move to New York in the fall or save money for a year.
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Now that he knows, "I'm likely to go back to adding one, which means agonizing over how to sound casual but clever," he said.
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"I have spent more time than anyone will ever know agonizing over this issue," Jones said in Houston bankruptcy court after confirming SandRidge's reorganization plan.
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We kick off "Back & Forth," which takes place entirely the night after the freshman formal, with Zoey agonizing over which attractive man she will choose.
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It's often easier and quicker to mark messages you definitely don't need for the future rather than agonizing over important-ish emails one by one.
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We'll be spending the hours we would usually be agonizing over work to-dos shopping Labor Day beauty deals from the comfort of our couch.
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Whereas President Obama spent weeks agonizing over the implications of the "red line" he had drawn in the Syrian sand, President Trump took prompt action.
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I slowly began filling the house, agonizing over decisions about laundry baskets and couch colors, and tending to a new, unhealthy obsession with reclaimed wood.
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During their attempts to repeal Obamacare, Republicans spent months agonizing over numbers like these, failing to find a proposal that wouldn't increase the uninsured rate.
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Among the Republicans agonizing over how to vote is Ms. Murkowski, who has said the bill's effect on her state will be her paramount consideration.
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Aaron Hernandez killed himself largely because he was suffering from CTE -- and NOT because he was agonizing over his sexuality ... so says his famous attorney.
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Chris Moore, the Toronto-based father of Danielle Moore, 24, who died in the crash, said his family spent Thursday night "agonizing" over the comments.
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Representative Tom Rooney, Republican of Florida, said he was "leaning yes" on the repeal bill, but agonizing over how to explain his vote to constituents.
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Since then, Bro said she's spent many sleepless nights agonizing over her daughter's death and researching its cause: the online radicalization of young white men.
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Instead of agonizing over one candidate, they should think about launching content verticals that have a 'conservative' take on tech, Millennial interests, and positively shareable stories.
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Even The Time Traveler's Wife, whose eponymous protagonist bounced dangerously around his own lifetime, spent pages agonizing over the mystery of how the trick was done.
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And in the middle of it all, agonizing over treatment protocols and watching his patients struggle with tremendous existential and physical pain, was the author himself.
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The Clinton emails were instead full of staff members jockeying for position, agonizing over strategy, complaining about their bosses and offering advice to those same bosses.
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Long stretches of last week's hearing with Ford and Kavanaugh were gobbled up by speechifying senators agonizing over the means by which Ford's claims went public.
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The irony is that by agonizing over sleep, it's also turning into a source of anxiety—the kind of thing that keeps people up at night.
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Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon and the world's wealthiest man, has been publicly agonizing over a vexing problem: what to do with all his money.
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" NBC's Andrea Mitchell has more: "A senior official tells NBC News the president and top advisers have been "agonizing" over what to do about Flynn for days.
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Do you get the same universal gift for everyone, or do you spend the time and effort agonizing over something unique that's tailored to each loved one?
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Dolezal is also shown as pregnant, and later, with a healthy baby boy, agonizing over how to racially identify him in what appears to be official forms.
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During his lengthy, public agonizing over whether to support the man whose convention he will chair, Ryan repeatedly called for "real" party unity derived from shared principles.
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A Gordian knot moment, if you will, where instead of agonizing over how to untangle the social media mess you just pull out a sword and cut.
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Those types of financial decisions — how much house to buy, for example, or buying a more economical car — will go a lot further than agonizing over lattes.
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For evangelicals agonizing over the choice, as a fourth-generation minister and civil rights advocate, I offer a modern retelling of a biblical parable about great compassion.
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As the holiday season begins, all through the house, not a creature is stirring…except for college-bound high school seniors agonizing over their college application essays.
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He suggested that it would have been difficult to go through with a robbery if he'd spent too long agonizing over the morality of his chosen career.
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I spent hours agonizing over the possible judgments of others but have only recently gained insight into my own bias that perpetuated my silence for so many years.
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"I've been agonizing over the right way to do this all year and indeed I've been drafting today's blog post for most of that time," Hunt told Gizmodo.
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"Luke Cage," the third installment, finds him lying low in Harlem and agonizing over his superhuman powers as he rebuilds his life after his failed relationship with Jessica.
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This can be effective, as when we see Meg agonizing over taking a cake to her office and imagining which of her inadequacies the different choices will reveal.
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Lisa Murkowski, another moderate Republican who voted to acquit Trump after long agonizing over the decision, was asked whether Trump had taken any lessons from the impeachment saga.
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"And it's about challenging myself every season," said Beckham, adding that she spent a lot of time "agonizing over every single detail" of her collection and catwalk show.
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You also remember the knot you got in your stomach when you finally made an offer on an apartment, and stayed up all night agonizing over the decision.
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But his colleagues in the legislative black caucus, who have been agonizing over what to do about all three of the state's executives since racist images from Gov.
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A full eight years later — well past the time when people were agonizing over it — Michael Caine deigned to explain once and for all the mysterious ending of Inception.
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Terrace House, the glacially slow reality show about young Japanese people agonizing over where to get taco rice and whether to hold hands, is back on Netflix today worldwide.
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So far, those of us agonizing over the planet's future have failed to win over enough of our fellow citizens to accomplish what we desperately believe to be necessary.
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Image: GizmodoYou probably know a bit about the laptops, smartphones, and other devices set in front of you, especially if you bought them after agonizing over the choices for weeks.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump is agonizing over what to do about the DACA program, which protects undocumented immigrants brought to the US as children, he told reporters Wednesday night.
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After agonizing over how to lay the stone, I chose a running bond pattern — simple offset rows of pavers — instead of herringbone, and making that first design decision emboldened me.
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State of the Art Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon and the world's wealthiest man, has been publicly agonizing over a vexing problem: what to do with all his money.
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"The Crown Media team has been agonizing over this decision as we've seen the hurt it has unintentionally caused," Perry said in a statement provided to CNN Business last month.
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Mr. Heller, after weeks of publicly agonizing over Republicans' drive to repeal the Affordable Care Act, stuck with party leadership and voted for a pared-down version of the legislation.
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"The Crown Media team has been agonizing over this decision as we've seen the hurt it has unintentionally caused," Mike Perry, the CEO of Hallmark, said in a press release.
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"The Crown Media team has been agonizing over this decision as we've seen the hurt it has unintentionally caused," Hallmark Cards president and CEO Mike Perry said in a statement.
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The report documents members of the administration agonizing over the potential that a public statement about the hacking efforts — while Obama was actively campaigning for Clinton — would be perceived as political.
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Agonizing over every "decision" to put on one sock before the other or wear a red sweater instead of a blue one is not an efficient way for a brain to operate.
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Amid everything else at that time, the actor, who also now stars on the CW's Legends of Tomorrow, was also agonizing over another secret – he is gay, but hadn't come out publicly.
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Yes, I spent a few weeks agonizing over the reasons he didn't return the expression immediately, however, I told him since I meant it, and that it was killing me not to.
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So instead of agonizing over worst-case scenarios, Ropeik advises to instead refocus one's mindset on small, achievable tasks that will provide a sense of control and leave you feeling more empowered.
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Ms. Levinson has spent the last year agonizing over the deaths of the two men in last year's devastating blast, and trying to lose herself in the planning of a new restaurant.
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Alabama's Nick Saban takes a lot of grief, much of it deserved, for his general joyless uptightness; that said, he wins in part by agonizing over those two plays and 10 seconds.
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It's a high-stakes experiment that could provide clues for countries agonizing over how long to keep their shutdowns in place as a global recession begins and millions of jobs are lost.
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The responses have overflowed with a kind of blunt adoration that would be perfectly un-Rothlike if they weren't the efforts of children agonizing over the right way to bury our father.
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After agonizing over his options, Mittelstadt decided to play for the Gamblers from mid-September through mid-November and then return to Eden Prairie for one last season with his longtime friends.
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Arquette is a lifelong pro wrestling fan and he's spent the past 18 years agonizing over his role in what he not incorrectly feels was a disrespecting of a tradition he loves.
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The story, and the fact that even one of the most famous women and athletes on the planet endured it, put the spotlight on an issue advocates have been agonizing over for years.
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But the truth is, my brain mostly switched between 10-second loops of the Farmers Insurance jingle and anxiously agonizing over whether or not anyone on my study abroad program actually liked me.
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For almost anyone, an experience like that would register as traumatizing—the kind of thing that keeps you awake and agonizing over what else you could have done to save the person's life.
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Shevona Overton, the mother of the four siblings, said she can't stop agonizing over their final moments "I'm just so hurt my babies are gone," Overton told CNN affiliate WICU/Erie News Now.
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Personally, I'd rather go forward with 10 new ideas that yield just a handful of successful results than take extra time analyzing and agonizing over two initiatives that yield just one successful result.
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Joe Manchin of West Virginia, Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona and Doug Jones of Alabama are all undecided on whether to vote to remove the president from office and agonizing over where to land.
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My mother spent weeks agonizing over just the right shoes to go with just the right outfits for a nine-day cruise my brother took her on to St. Petersburg and other sites.
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They had been agonizing over what to do on Wednesday when Parliament had been expected to vote on an amendment crafted by a Labour lawmaker, Yvette Cooper, and a Conservative veteran, Oliver Letwin.
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"We have been agonizing over how to create jobs at a time when low growth and low employment have become structural issues," Jung Tae-ho, the presidential job secretary, said at a recent briefing.
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At that age, Flynn McGarry was agonizing over ingredients for the $50 10-course tasting menu served at his pop-up restaurant Eureka, which was run out of his San Fernando Valley, California, home.
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Randi Weingarten, the president of the American Federation of Teachers, said the Trump administration had left schools "agonizing" over decisions that stemmed from a lack of preparation — including enough testing — early in the crisis.
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And while past campaigns spent months vetting candidates and agonizing over running-mate strategy, there's very little academic research suggesting that the vice-presidential pick has a huge impact on winning the general election.
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Now, granted, as my colleague David Roberts recently pointed out, it's vanishingly unlikely that Congress is going to be passing a carbon tax anytime soon, so this is hardly worth agonizing over right now.
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And while the U.S. was agonizing over its China policy, or, if you wish, kicking the can down the road from one administration to the next, Beijing was stepping up its sales on American markets.
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Between trying to decompress from the frenzy of day-to-day life, agonizing over tomorrow's meetings, and the irresistible lure of your endless Instagram feed, getting enough rest can be tough for many of us.
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And since you're already seeing red just thinking about everything you have to get done before Halloween, there's no reason to spend any more time staring at the salon wall agonizing over a color decision.
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We had stayed up late the night before, agonizing over the last chapter, trying to figure out how to wrap up the story of a person who hopefully has many years still ahead of them.
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On a recent day at Turquoise Mountain's office, Ms. Etebari was trying to decide whether to put saffron or a pinch of Afghan earth in the amulet, and agonizing over what to call the piece.
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Thirty years later, Mr. Zhou, 72, is among the few prominent actors from the protests who remain in China and continue to defend the hopes of the 1989 movement, even while agonizing over its lessons.
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Mr. Flake's very public agonizing over the nomination became a vivid symbol of the struggles many of my coreligionists feel when they allow the current political moment to incite deeper forms of civic soul searching.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Five weeks into strikes crippling French transport, Emile Sebbag is agonizing over how to keep afloat his two Parisian clothing stores, deserted by shoppers as the backlash against France's pension reform drags on.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Five weeks into strikes crippling French transport, Emile Sebbag is agonizing over how to keep afloat his two Parisian clothing stores, deserted by shoppers as the backlash against France's pension reform drags on.
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For we shopping enthusiasts, the answer is often a hard no: we spend a lot of time agonizing over garments in stores, spending too much money, and filling our wardrobes with stuff we don't wear.
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It&aposs pretty much the focal point of any living space, helping to set the color scheme and the overall interior design style of the area, so I spent a long time agonizing over them.
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This is a fantastic innovation, because it means cordcutters will spend less time agonizing over how to watch the Denver Broncos play the Carolina Panthers and more time crafting delicious cheese-based dips, as God intended.
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One source familiar with the private deliberations of moderate Republicans agonizing over whether to support the bill said the legislation hasn't improved over the past two weeks of talks and, if anything, has gotten somewhat worse.
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Officials around the world are agonizing over how long to maintain curfews and quarantines that are essential to curb the pandemic but which are tipping the world into a deep recession, possibly even an economic depression.
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It requires most Americans to spend not just money, but also time and energy agonizing over the bewildering logistics of coverage and treatment — confusing plans, exorbitant premiums and deductibles, exclusive networks, mysterious tests, outrageous drug prices.
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I guess no surprise either, since the Facebook CEO and co-founder has always been the most earnest of leaders in Silicon Valley, perhaps even its most publicly agonizing, over a range of issues over the years.
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I spend some time agonizing over my long-term career goals and current money situation because of this and decide there ain't no point in worrying when I don't even have a job offer on the table.
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But yen moves and political considerations could be decisive factors for the BOJ policymakers agonizing over whether to expand stimulus or to save their dwindling policy resources for when the economy takes a turn for the worse.
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But yen moves and political considerations could be decisive factors for BOJ policymakers agonizing over whether to expand stimulus yet again or to save their dwindling policy resources for when the economy takes a turn for the worse.
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We've planned transportation and made reservations like pros, but packing always manages to sneak up on us; we end up agonizing over what to bring, what not to bring, how to bring it, and where to put it?!
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But with DeGeneres's status as a sunny stalwart come certain burdens and constrictions, like the expectation to dance, which she finally stopped doing on her show two years ago, after some agonizing over how her audience would react.
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On Tuesday, a site linked to Mr. Mélenchon's party bristled with debate, with one poster saying Mr. Macron and Ms. Le Pen represented "the failure of the system" and others agonizing over whether to abstain or vote blank.
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In her 2013 book 'All Alone on the 68th Floor', Barbara Res, who oversaw construction of Trump Tower in Manhattan, described her boss in 1983 agonizing over the height and thickness of decorative trees in the building's atrium.
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After agonizing over a multiple choice question, you scratched in what you hoped was the right answer with a No. 2 pencil and prayed to the standardized testing gods that you won't get hit with a fuchsia incorrect mark.
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When NASA sent something of an art project to space with its Golden Record on the Voyager spacecraft in the 1970s, the agency spent months agonizing over what they would include on what was an unoccupied emissary of humanity.
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The action by Elliott has been met with shock and horror by many people in Silicon Valley who are agonizing over the possibility that the cult-of-the-founder mentality that keeps tech's leaders in power is at risk.
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It will take 50 years for the truth to come out, and Powell leaves us agonizing over the terrible choices open to a young woman like Betty, living in a village like St. Steele and seeing no way out.
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It's possible that nothing in the speech will get more attention than the Great Pelosi Rip, custom-made to be transmuted into memes and draw cheers and jeers from partisans and inspire arguments among the agonizing-over-civility class.
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And that needless obsession with perfection is kind of the whole deal: By agonizing over tiny improvements in our work — if they even are improvements — we prevent ourselves from achieving the actual goal of, you know, doing the work.
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And that needless obsession with perfection is kind of the whole deal: By agonizing over tiny improvements in our work — if they even are improvements — we prevent ourselves from achieving the actual goal of, you know, doing the work.
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The ruined Nissan probably won't sell, but Adam uploads it anyway, shooting an email off to New York 1, CBS, Pix 11, and a dozen other stations, agonizing over whether midnight should be referred to as Saturday night or Sunday morning.
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So if you're reading this and are one of the many agonizing over voting for Trump or growing sick to death of the Clintons, know you have the option to vote for the person you actually want to be president.
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I cannot picture her on her laptop carefully selecting her own seat like the rest of us, agonizing over whether to plunk down an extra 30 bucks so that our femurs can fit along with our torsos in the seat.
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But Warren Beatty, taking the envelope, slowly announcing the lead up to the winner, checking again, and again, agonizing over it a few more seconds… then palming it off to Dunaway to instead make the fuck-up on live TV?
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According to his friends, Cohen has been agonizing over hearing nothing from the President as he's being investigated and has been sending up flares this past month, signaling that his loyalty would be to his "family and country," not to Trump.
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After a dismal Election Day for Democrats, the fight for Ms. Pelosi's post had become a proxy battle for the future of the party, with House Democrats agonizing over how to reconnect with the working-class voters who abandoned them.
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Agonizing over having to go to some other elite school because one didn't get into Harvard or had to go to (gasp) a "second tier" institution does not speak to the concerns of the overwhelming majority of the youth of America.
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The Real Housewives of New York City alumna, 49, recently opened up about her "philosophy on eating and exercise" in an Instagram post, revealing that she prioritizes time with her daughter and sleep above agonizing over food and physical fitness.
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But whether agonizing over the Bible or flirting with Buddhism (in the form of a cute young Buddhist named Nico), Michael comes across as a thoroughly unlikable hypocrite, spouting hateful religious rhetoric one minute and ogling young men the next.
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I spent a long time agonizing over what boundaries I could have crossed, what I did or didn't do or say, and an even longer time thinking of myself in terms of what I lacked or ways in which I was deficient.
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Instead, it illustrates Christ's agony in the Garden of Gethsemane — a more vulnerable scene from Christian iconography, in which Christ realized he would soon be arrested and put to death, and sat in a garden of olives, agonizing over his suffering to come.
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Along with 31 other young men and women from ACE, as the program is known, Ms. Adalim was agonizing over whether to answer the call to what Catholics refer to as "the consecrated life," one spent in the priesthood or a religious order.
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So while I commend Hardman for pulling off a fantastic celebration in five days by sticking to the bare necessities, I'll be over here, agonizing over hors d'oeuvre menus and seating charts until the last possible minute — and I'm totally fine with that.
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Like any type of stress, agonizing over finances can lead to physical ailments like headaches, weight gain, or elevated blood pressure, and it can also impact one's psychological health, triggering insomnia, anxiety, and fatigue, says Ashley Hampton, a clinical psychologist in Birmingham, Alabama.
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Once he gets dressed and realizes our interview isn't going to be on video—which allows him to put away a backpack full of jewelry, and stop agonizing over which chains to wear on camera—he settles into an excitable, slap-happy rhythm.
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The real beginning of a vacation is when you're huddled over a computer with your travel partner, agonizing over which flight to book, where to stay, what your budget will look like, all the while lamenting the jet lag you're going to endure.
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Jon Brittain's "Rotterdam" — now at 59E59 Theaters after a successful run in England, where it won an Olivier Award — begins with the punctilious Alice (Alice McCarthy) agonizing over an email in which she finally reveals that she has shacked up with another woman.
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Debates about rap's generational crisis — agonizing over younger rappers less concerned with the work of rhyme than their elders — have by now become frequent and tiresome, but Blueface's music has spawned the unusual circumstance of people actually debating about art, rather than presentation.
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I have no facts to back this up, but I would imagine the reason "Barry Bonds" is so underwhelming is that Kanye spent a ton of time agonizing over it, while Wayne probably recorded his verse in 15 minutes and then forgot about it.
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It's an all-consuming fear of what might go wrong that's worse than things actually going wrong, like agonizing over how someone you met on Tinder might respond to your text, or if you might be suddenly fired when you show up to work.
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The show collects 20 years of protest photography in New York City, providing plenty of inspiration for those of us agonizing over the efficacy of pink hats and our ability to incorporate demonstrating into our everyday lives, as well as how we document it.
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Out of the nine presidential campaigns I've covered, I've never seen anything as absurd as the motley crew of Trump advisers agonizing over how to delicately, in soothing tones, tiptoe up to the proudly uninformed megalomaniac and broach the topic of more rigorous debate prep.
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Everyone idealizes having a crush until you actually get one, and realise that it's actually pretty exhausting, agonizing over which text to send and why they haven't responded and why they left you on read, and whether it's weird to be obsessing so much.
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Although the Mets' front office knew that fans were agonizing over the possibility that Cespedes would land with Washington — a National League East rival that had already signed the Mets' postseason star, Daniel Murphy — Wilpon said those considerations were not a factor in the team's decision-making.
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The art of creating a mixtape has been lost on the younger generation — there's something extremely personal about agonizing over song choice and placement with limited minutes to fill, as well as literally handing over a physical tape that sending a playlist link just can't convey.
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WASHINGTON — As Speaker Nancy Pelosi urges caution on impeachment, rank-and-file House Democrats are agonizing over the prospect of trying to oust President Trump, caught between their sense of historic responsibilities and political considerations in the wake of the special counsel's damning portrait of abuses.
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Much like agonizing over watermelon, another friend mused that she had packed leftover fried chicken for lunch that day but had hoped to sidestep the stigma by eating it real proper-like, with a fork and not with her teeth tearing the flesh off the bone.
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Certainly he pops in to hang out every now and again, to consider whether he needs yet another black T-shirt, or to stock his closet with staples that are ethically produced, reducing his admittedly very short mental list of things worth agonizing over by one.
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After building a presidential campaign almost exclusively on the strength of his own persona and often seeming to make decisions on the fly, Trump's willingness to listen to others while agonizing over his most important political move yet does not just suggest a candidate who is evolving politically.
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If you happen to be agonizing over the perfect, thoughtful present for a loved one, Amazon is coming to the rescue: The e-commerce platform has just announced that Prime Now, its one and two-hour delivery service, will be made available for products listed on Amazon Handmade.
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The day before making the announcement in 2017, the president huddled with Hope Hicks, a close aide at the time, and Mr. Miller in the small dining room off the Oval Office, hesitating about his decision and agonizing over what to say, according to people close to him.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump spent hours isolated in the third-floor residence of the White House for two straight mornings this week, agonizing over developments in the Russia investigation, as aides scrambled to reschedule some briefings to prepare him for the most complicated foreign trip of his presidency.
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That we're having these conversations at all, and are agonizing over what exactly our liberalism should look like, is all to the good — because rebuilding liberalism around anti-oppression values, no matter how difficult it might seem in the moment, is its best hope for an enduring revival.
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It is also amusing, in a more cynical way, that Jurich, last seen defending the men's basketball coach, Rick Pitino, from N.C.A.A. allegations regarding a years-long scandal involving prostitutes in a dormitory, released a nothing-to-see-here statement that concluded with agonizing over the unnecessary distraction.
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During the high point of Trump's public agonizing over his immigration policy, he literally polled the audience at a Texas town hall hosted by Sean Hannity on Fox News — to see how they felt about deporting people who had been in the US a long time and hadn't committed crimes.
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" Here are five strategies for spending less time agonizing over decisions and more time appreciating the results: Since perfectionism and indecision often go hand in hand, Dr. Schwartz said your first step should be moving from a mind-set that "only the best will do" to "good enough is good enough.
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It's easy to read into a coworker's punctuation and words over instant message, Lauren Squires, linguist and associate professor at The Ohio State University, tells CNBC Make It. For example, you might find yourself agonizing over a curt-seeming "k." or second-guessing your emoji usage in your work correspondence.
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As TikTok's legion of users energetically swarmed the convention outside, YouTube's chief product officer, Neal Mohan, delivered a keynote announcing new monetization features for creators, like membership levels, new partners for YouTube's merchandise program, and super stickers inside of super chat — features that won't address the distress YouTubers spent the day agonizing over.
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With even a quick peek beyond his bubble, the president could learn much about the legions of government employees and contractors who spent the holiday season agonizing over how to cover their next mortgage payment or electric bill or trip to the grocery store if this political charade drags on much longer.
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Senators from each party are agonizing over the potentially toxic consequences if Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch is filibustered by Democrats and Republicans respond with the "nuclear option," a move allowing the GOP to quickly change Senate rules so the judge tapped by Republican President Donald Trump could be approved on a party-line vote.
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In a Democratic race filled with voters who say they are hungering for a next-generation candidate, the contest between Mr. O'Rourke, 46, and Mr. Buttigieg, 603, is emerging as something of a parallel primary, with many voters attending events for both of them and, in some cases, agonizing over which one to support.
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Wished he would just leave Earl and Mom to their own simple joys—no voices, no chanting back at the voices in his island accent, no clenched fists, no long drives where Earl and Mom sat in the car quietly, Earl agonizing over whether the voices would tell Dad to drive the car over a cliff.
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But a number of my sessions are filled with stories about the ways that social media interferes with my clients' relationships: things like snooping in a Facebook account, and then agonizing over what to do with suspicious, but not completely incriminating, activity; or ending a new and promising relationship because the person followed their exes on Instagram.
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As the Democratic convention gets underway, the party is still split between three possible nominees—including Vice President Hoynes (Tim Matheson)—and the POTUS staff is agonizing over everything from who gets to speak (and when) to who's been leaking information to the press to how to save the three oxygen-deprived astronauts stranded in space (Aaron Sorkin, forever stoking those stakes!).
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They write about the growing divide in Congress between those who say yes to impeachment and those who say no: As Speaker Nancy Pelosi urges caution on impeachment, rank-and-file House Democrats are agonizing over the prospect of ousting President Trump, caught between their sense of historic responsibilities and political considerations in the wake of the special counsel's damning portrait of abuses.
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We could all make a list of the things that should be better: trust in politicians, economic competitiveness, standards in schools, safety on our streets (especially in Melbourne), congested roads and inefficient public transport, and — yes — the well-being of the First Australians, but is anything to be gained by this annual cycle of agonizing over the date of our national day?
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden MORE's (I-Vt.) presidential campaign sent out a fundraising request Tuesday citing a report from The New York Times that establishment Democrats are "agonizing" over momentum behind his bid for the Democratic nomination.
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Every parent knows the struggle: You're leaning down over a child's crib waiting for a clear movement or sound and trying to decide how long to wait before you wake them to reassure yourself that they're OK. In your mind, you know everything is fine, but in your heart, you'd rather risk a crying fit than go to bed agonizing over the thought that maybe things aren't alright, after all.
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Read more:Paying kids for doing chores could teach them to be entitled rather than helpful, says a professor who studies wealth inequalityI spent a week asking parents to share their top parenting tips — here are the 9 best things they told meScience says parents of successful kids have these 23 things in commonAmerican parents might be agonizing over their kids' piano lessons, soccer games, and SAT scores, but it's hiding a deeper anxiety
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But I also knew that he would be shot through with pain, unable to sleep, up at his desk in the dark, transported to his past, agonizing over this awful proof of what he'd always suspected: that no matter how strong he was, he was not strong enough to shield — not fully — his sons from the psychological warfare of American racism that whispers obscenities at little boys when they find themselves alone.
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