She asks questions about capitalism we long ago stopped asking.
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The piece asks questions about the individual's connection to the universe.
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Instead, it asks questions about whether the rules are even necessary.
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They smile at times and interact with the SEAL who asks questions.
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He also calls Heidi "hysterical" when she asks questions about the treatment.
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Sometimes she asks questions she didn't want to know the answer to.
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She acknowledges me, asks questions—sometimes we cry in each others' arms.
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We then switch roles and the student asks questions about the image.
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She asks questions instead of making statements: Have you thought about this?
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Mr. Nemoto occasionally asks questions, gives advice or offers reasons to live.
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We now think of a scientific person as curious, someone who asks questions.
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According to Hollywood, sex is wordless; nobody ever talks, asks questions, laughs, etc.
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He's the guy who jumps through the window first and then asks questions.
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The junta is detaining anyone who asks questions about it, according to Marshall.
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He asks questions about Lloyd's childhood, and asks them again until he answers.
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Asks questions to support deeper understanding and curiosity before responding or proposing solutions.
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An officer hired by the United Nations asks questions about the applicant's life.
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Even now, he asks questions that are difficult for his father to hear.
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He rarely asks questions at oral arguments and keeps public speeches to a minimum.
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It also asks questions regarding contractual agreements struck between e-commerce companies and vendors.
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These people are targeting anyone who attacks, who asks questions about the drug war.
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Everyone huddles around the phone, on speaker, and asks questions that get inane answers.
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The full census typically asks questions about race, housing, marital status and other topics.
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Once in court, the judge asks questions aimed at making the right legal decision.
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As he asks questions about the neighborhood, he must also answer questions about himself.
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Each side alternates and asks questions, and the depositions have lasted roughly 10753-10743 hours.
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Notice where your reader gets stuck, asks questions, seems confused or bored by your review.
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He "talks back"—as in, he asks questions when he doesn't want to do something.
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New art, if you ask me, is something that provokes the unknown and asks questions.
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Ms. Hauseman and Ms. Littleton did what they do when Amelia asks questions like this.
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The form also asks questions such as: -- Have you ever been convicted of a felony?
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You want someone who asks questions, who cares, and you want someone who is really smart.
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Her team found that if a robot asks questions like, "What about you?" children will elaborate.
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When speaking with job candidates, Musk asks questions about problems they have solved in previous roles.
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The game wants the player to wander around a cemetery, and in trade, it asks questions.
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The teacher, Jacinter Atieno, asks questions about a story on the exploitation of children as domestic servants.
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So the market is doing exactly what the market does, it shoots first and asks questions later.
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Tax software can help because it asks questions and uses the answers to fill out the forms.
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And it's at its best when it asks questions about what those real relationships actually feel like.
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To avoid this, the company asks questions that draw out what insights you gained from previous positions.
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It asks questions that I can't answer, it invests in my ideas and constantly asks for more.
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IHOP is like that kid who asks questions they think are clever but are actually really annoying.
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Rachel Mitchell, the outside counsel hired by Republicans on the Judiciary Committee, asks questions of Christine Blasey Ford.
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Their art asks questions like: How can I heal my trauma as a black immigrant woman in America?
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The film is somewhat of a procedural, as Haenel's character asks questions and follows a trail of information.
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The play asks questions that are as important today as they were in the 1400s and the 1950s.
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Blooom asks questions to gain an understanding of how much risk you want to take with your investments.
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Justice Thomas's quieter disposition — he rarely asks questions at oral arguments — camouflages an equally deep and tenacious intellect.
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It asks questions I haven't ever thought of and created scenarios that made my brain ache to contemplate.
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The film also asks questions about the role of game resorts sustained by hunting that can restore African ecosystems.
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" One of Washington's most respected Republican lawyers said: "Like everything else, he shoots first and then asks questions later.
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I can be a talking head who just opines or I can be just a host who asks questions.
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The prosecutor asks questions first, followed by the grand jury's foreperson and the other members of the grand jury.
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Sure, I've been blessed to be on a show that tackles those issues, with a platform that asks questions.
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It asks questions about how society treats powerful women and about the war women face on a daily basis.
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She also developed a "color genius" tool that asks questions about your space and spits out a recommended hue.
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" At the unveiling of the artwork, Eliasson — who asks questions with his artwork like "How do we live together?
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" Kennedy later defended his line of questioning, saying he asks "questions that I expect them to be able to answer.
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"According to our analysis, Judge Kang mostly asks questions to the defense's witnesses," Kim Pyung-woo, another lawyer for Park said.
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Some of the topics it asks questions about hit four-decade highs during the year, such as housing and low pay.
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Sagittarius flourishes with a partner who asks questions, and blossom when they're presented with the opportunity to put philosophy into practice.
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She nods her perfectly coifed gray hair, oohs and aahs when expected, and asks questions that the other woman dutifully answers.
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Written with sensitivity and bracketed judgment, it describes a culture and asks questions, telling a story full of paradoxes and nuance.
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He asks questions such as which laptop lasts longer, which one is faster, and which one has a better touch screen.
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Buster's Mal Heart, a psychological indie thriller directed by Sarah Adina Smith, asks questions about the universe without giving any answers.
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She also asks questions that might uncover stressors related to family planning, like relationship problems or uncertainty about age and fertility.
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For Tess, the player is the muscle, the lackey, the guy who breaks the arms during the interrogations while she asks questions.
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When speaking to the experts, Van Ness fully embraces how much he has left to learn and asks questions with childlike enthusiasm.
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A hybrid of a diary and a personal assistant, it asks questions about you and eventually learns to mimic your texting style.
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Let's define the term first: A perjury trap is when a prosecutor asks questions of a witness knowing that witness will lie.
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He asks questions that draw you into relief against your background and show you not only your own beauty but also his.
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Madison Malone Kirscher writes regularly about selfies for New York Magazine's section Select All, which asks questions about how we live online.
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By presenting the player with small, interactive nodes, it asks questions about the nature of death in the age of digital expression.
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Art asks questions about the larger world, but also about itself, and about what it costs to make art in the world.
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You might also run into the type of person who asks questions just so they can cut you off and talk about themselves.
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"Nobody asks questions or makes you feel guilty for taking the time either which is a breath of fresh air," one employee writes.
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When he does ward rounds with his nurse mentor and she asks questions, patients often turn to him to respond, says Mr Dowell.
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He asks questions, nods encouragement when an answer is close but keeps nudging until someone hits on the point he's trying to make.
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The survey asks questions like whether altered photos and videos should be removed entirely, have warning labels, or not be removed at all.
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When a reporter asks questions and some of those questions are completely off the wall, which there is nothing that calls for that.
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It asks questions on whether it would benefit competitive markets and consumers, or cause harm by raising complexity and others risks, he added.
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This story asks questions about how we connect with nature, and also how to think about innovation and where new ideas come from.
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" The event scrutinizes the modern tradition and asks questions such as "How do issues of authority, race and feminism play into classic choreography?
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It asks questions about an individual's background, including their school disciplinary record and prior violent offenses, and doesn't require a face-to-face interview.
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The show is a series of shorts in which Forky, the new character from "Toy Story 4" asks questions about the world around him.
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"I feel like I get punished because my kid asks questions about me, or she wants to know where she comes from," Catelynn said.
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It asks questions about how people can help each other—or even just face each other—under the threat of poverty, hunger, or being cheated.
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The quiz asks questions about your friends and the state of their health, how much they drink, eat and exercise, as well as their outlook.
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Elizabeth Warren asks questions during testimony before the U.S. Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs, on Capitol Hill in Washington, January 23, 2018.
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Honigmann asks questions both earnest and absurd yet doesn't cut them, presumably because she knows, at this point, how to ask the right absurd question.
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It asks questions that you want to know the answer to, and therefore gives you a reason to subject yourself to the brutality of the game.
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He asks questions before cutting off the answer with another question; he calls people in his car and says, "Alright, goodbye" less than a minute later.
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Some private schools use a different financial aid form that asks questions about retirement plans, and can consider retirement plans as an asset if they choose.
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It's a two-way street, she says: She asks questions and learns about the work they're doing, while they become more familiar with how ethicists think.
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The interviewer asks questions that allows a victim to describe the experience based on what he or she remembers, even if they can't describe events chronologically.
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The film asks questions such as: Can an 18-year-old girl consent to sex with a much older man any more than a 17-year-old?
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Sitting on a chair, with hands resting on knees, he stares straight ahead while an audience asks questions about his life before, during and after the Holocaust.
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The source familiar with the tape said Cohen recommends buying the rights to the story and Trump asks questions about how they would go about doing that.
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The "leaders lead" component of the EEI, which asks questions related to the performance of senior leadership within the organization, registered the steepest declines from 2011 onward.
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She does look frail at times and moves slowly, the last to leave the bench, but the frailty dissipates when she asks questions or crafts her dissents.
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A facilitator asks questions and occasionally pauses the simulation, inviting the other trainees, who are watching the experience on a large screen in the classroom, to comment.
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Some of these moments are simple: if you look down at an ashtray while your interrogator asks questions, he'll shout at you and sweep it off the table.
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We take their complaints and comments very seriously and our support team reaches out directly to everyone who comments or asks questions on our Facebook and Twitter channels.
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The assessment is anonymous and asks questions about a history of blood disease, liver disease, sexually transmitted infections, HIV/AIDs, injection drug use, blood transfusions and overseas travel.
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In a sneak peek at Sunday's episode, Kris, 60, interviews her mother Mary Jo Shannon for a legacy video where she asks questions about her life over the years.
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DALLAS – A Southern Methodist University survey that asks questions such as "Why are black people so loud?" and "Do black people hate America?" has been taken down following complaints.
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The site asks questions about where you were driving, how much the rider paid, whether it was a surge period, and if Uber or Lyft lost or earned money.
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He sits on the floor of a dark room, an armed guard standing silently behind him, as an interrogator asks questions in bad Arabic from just out of frame.
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The calculator asks questions like how often you receive paychecks, how much has been withheld in taxes already this year and whether you contribute to a 401(k) plan.
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She also tells me that I need to keep my ears open to who asks questions about me and takes a real interest in getting to know who I am.
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Every December we publish a special quiz that asks questions about the 50 top news events of the year — and, of course, links back to Times reporting about those events.
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She asks questions, interested in the machine's unseen rays, eventually expressing dismay as it becomes apparent that these events will unfold without something new for her to feel or see.
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In Joshua Oppenheimer's documentary, filmed over more than a decade, Adi Rukun, an ophthalmologist whose brother was killed, sets out to confront those responsible, conducting eye exams as he asks questions.
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Like tax-preparation software, it asks questions based on entries like symptoms, lab results, biopsy results and so on, and then generates the best treatment regimen possible with the hospital's resources.
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As Ziggy asks questions about his unknown father, Jane gives up searching for the man after an awkward encounter with an interior decorator who she thought might have been her abuser.
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Ever since Facebook and others have been slammed for being too permissive with information, the online environment is getting a new and untrained police force that often shoots and asks questions later.
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His decades of experience have made him an invaluable member of our team – he asks questions that go beyond the surface, which result in substantive information that is useful to our viewers.
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By intertwining digital and acoustic sound, his work asks questions about what constitutes classical composition and live sound in an era that seems to prize instantly available digital recordings above all else.
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I never had the courage to correct him, so he still thinks my name is Sandy and knows nothing about me because I lose my ability to speak whenever he asks questions.
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On foreign policy it would be Henry Kissinger meets Andrew Jackson: Détente with Russia, no nation-building anywhere, and a counterterrorism strategy that shoots, bombs and drones first and asks questions later.
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WERE GOING TO GET ONTO INFRASTRUCTURE YEAH, WE'RE GETTING ON TO TRADE ALSO HE'S COMPLETELY IN COMMAND AS HE ALWAYS DOES, NOW AS HE EXPLAINS STUFF HE'S THINKING, BUT HE ASKS QUESTIONS.
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You fill out a little survey online, then a stylist (mine was Chelsea) calls you up and asks questions to get an idea of where you shop, what you hate, and so on.
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Possibly the best example of this genre is QI, which stands for Quite Interesting, where quizmaster Stephen Fry—who has sadly left the show—asks questions that are designed to elicit interesting conversation.
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The show asks questions it doesn't answer very well and deviates from its source material in ways that muddy its themes, but the hotel run by Edgar Allan Poe is a grand exception.
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For internships, Hulu asks questions like "Are you available to intern for 10-12 weeks over the summer?" and "What year are you currently in school?" to winnow out the pool of candidates.
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It's very fundamental stuff, but at its base level asks questions about how 3D content can interact with spaces and people and how those new environments change the context of the art and music.
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Proven suggests a skincare routine for you via a considerably detailed quiz that asks questions like where you live, whether your skin is oily or dry, and what skincare products you can't live without.
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Blige asks questions in the videos, but both cut off before Clinton can answer, a tactic that should drive anticipation for the final show but just makes the Democratic candidate look strangely reticent and exasperated.
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Which makes a repurposed Baxter industrial robot renamed Iorek1 all the more remarkable: It not only recognizes an object a human being is pointing at and talking about, but asks questions to clarify what they mean.
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She always asks questions and now she's at the point where she's asking me how come it's not coming out yet and I'm like, 'Well, because it's growing its arms and legs,' and all that stuff.
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"Sara comes at this from the beginning trusting nobody, trusting Lincoln, but also understanding that Lincoln hits first and asks questions later, and that his good sense might sometimes be overrun by his emotions," Callies says.
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During SELECT, viewers stand in front of a series of LED frames, each diminishing in size, while a disembodied voice asks questions supplied by the kids in Part 1 designed to confirm if someone is human.
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Performing alongside the dancers Hadar Ahuvia, Ilona Bito, Amanda Hunt and Alex Romania — and with sound design by the architect Seung-Jae Lee — she asks questions about permanence, cultural artifacts and the effects of time's passage.
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Yet it's not Varga but Gloria who has the real power in this scene: As Varga saunters around the room, offering countertheories and obfuscation, Gloria asks questions insistently and leaves with another piece of the puzzle.
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"He may come out in a place different than where you thought he might end up as a result, and I think the justices themselves listen to him when he asks questions at oral argument," he said.
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Part cinematic magus, part cosmic philosopher, he takes you places you never knew you wanted to go, asks questions you never considered and introduces you to characters who suggest the worst and the very best about us.
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For me, what's cool about the movie is that it asks questions as opposed to giving answers, and to me the function of art is that you experience the piece and then you go and have a discussion.
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"The market is doing exactly what the market does, it shoots first and asks questions later," Orlando said, adding investors are likely to remain jittery until the first Fed policy-setting meeting in March under new Chair Jerome Powell.
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" More questions about NRA finances and Russia The letter asks questions related to the gun rights group's finances, including, "How much money did the NRA receive from Russia or Russia-linked individuals or entities during the 2016 election cycle?
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"An informed patient who asks questions can allow for a discussion between the dentist and the patient to truly understand whether they need an antibiotic," Dr. Salim Virani of the Baylor College of Medicine, told Reuters Health by email.
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As the student gets older, he asks questions about his career prospects and graduation—because the little bot disc has presumably been a constant companion through all his late-night study sessions, existential crises, and experimentations with drugs and sex.
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When users sign up, Stash asks questions such as how old you are, what your income looks like and what your risk tolerance and time horizon are, in order to get an idea of what kind of investor you are.
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It also asks questions about whether academics and others should rein in what they publish or disclose about new developments in AI until other experts in the field have a chance to study and react to potential dangers they might pose.
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The grading system asks questions about the intention of the person who wronged you (definitely bad, possibly bad, not bad); the nature of the situation (very serious, somewhat serious, not very serious); if you were harmed seriously (yes, maybe, no).
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" Jury president Jeremy Irons described the film as "four stories showing the web an authoritarian regime weaves among ordinary people, drawing them towards inhumanity," adding that the film "asks questions about our own responsibility and choices we all make in life.
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To help you decide which wines are best for you, Winc starts off its process with a quiz that asks questions like how you take your coffee, whether or not you like earthy flavors, and how much you enjoy citrus.
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So ahead of the contest at Washington University, Clinton will hunker down with a select group of aides later this week to refine her attacks on Trump and prepare for the added level of difficulty created by a live audience that asks questions.
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You don't have to like the way Acosta asks questions to understand that the White House is not allowed to ban reporters from covering the White House and its taxpayer-funded employees because they don't like the questions a certain reporter asks. 8.
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As a writer who typically asks questions and receives answers when working on a story like this, I found myself in an unfamiliar situation when, one day last month, I arrived at Performance Space for an interview with members of the cohort.
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She's actually a little bit like Samantha, the OS voiced by Scarlett Johansson in the 2013 film Her: She asks questions of her owner, "learns" and processes the answers, and tailors her responses in a way that feels a little freakishly human.
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One day last May, a Twitter friend, Erin Maier, posted about gender research in astronomy—which examines things like the disparities between men's and women's careers, the social dynamics of who asks questions at conferences, and efforts to diversify conference speaker lists.
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Here's how they played: When Lou Grant (Ed Asner) interviews Mary Richards for an associate producer job in his Minneapolis TV newsroom, he asks questions that women in the workplace often got asked but that weren't necessarily legal: How old are you?
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More specifically, it's looking to answer a few questions, like: The survey asks questions about how far couriers have to travel to the delivery pickup location, how frequently they accept a new delivery, their primary mode of transportation and for which service they deliver goods.
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The subsequent cultural conversation has led in many directions, and asks questions about how much we're willing to overlook for the sake of important art, how misunderstood sexual assault and consent still are, and what we ask of the poster child for Hollywood's diversity movement.
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For instance, when selecting a cleaner, it asks questions about how often you want your house cleaned, how many bedrooms need to be cleaned, how big your house is, and the time frame that you want the task to be completed (within one week, for instance).
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At credible fear interviews — a crucial step in the asylum process in which an immigration officer asks questions to determine whether an immigrant's fear of returning home is genuine — mothers reported being unable to answer basic questions and instead pleading with officers for information about their kids.
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But his cheap theatrics — including hilarious setups in which Boris Shcherbina (Stellan Skarsgard), the deputy prime minister in charge of energy, asks questions like "How does a nuclear reactor work?" so that Legasov can explain it for us — detract from the real tragedy of the story.
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It is a celebrity-generated piece of political content, with which Sanders surely hopes to reach Cardi's immense and youthful social-media audience, but it is also a simulacrum of a traditional broadcast interview, in which Cardi dutifully asks questions gathered from her followers on Instagram.
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Typically, the interviewer provides a brief description of the open role, then asks questions about your experience to gauge whether you're a good fit for the position, and finishes with a longer more in-depth description of the job, the company and what's expected of you.
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Adnan turns her earlier rumination on the obscurity of reality and God into a dialogue between the two Blakean aspects of herself: her "shadow," the part of the self that remains unintegrated and only half-consciously known, and the "spectre" of reason, which casts doubts and asks questions.
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It may be a little creepy to think that toys or household bots of the future may adopt different tones and verbal patterns when addressing different people — "oh, Siri's just like that when Patricia asks questions" — but it could also go a long way toward pulling robots out of the uncanny valley.
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Actor Burt Reynolds is concerned that GOP presidential front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE shoots first and asks questions later.
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The new documentary The Lovers and the Despot, made by filmmakers Robert Cannan and Ross Adam, centers on interviews with Choi and secret tapes the couple recorded of Kim Jong-il, in which Kim implies that they were kidnapped on his orders and asks questions like why North Korean films always show someone crying.
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As a result, the determination and perseverance that have made Chinese students winners at home can deepen their sense of frustration abroad, when a paper outline does not easily emerge from heaps of painstakingly compiled notecards, or when a history exam asks questions about hypothetical scenarios rather than the chronology they have committed to heart.
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And, as she shuffles back and forth to the bathroom with B's help while C asks questions about her finances, the action grows broader and the laughs get closer together: these usually tremendous actresses are playing to some kind of recorded laugh track in Mantello's mind—a laugh track that wouldn't be so glaring if Metcalf, in particular, weren't so wedded to it.
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