Mueller lists, at great length, Trump's efforts to derail the investigation.
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The governing elites speak (at great length) in lifeless ideological jargon.
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Only a hypocrite would praise the short installment at great length.
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Instead, he is talking at great length about every other possible subject.
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We hear them at great length, but with little interpretation or analysis.
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He talks to the French, often at great length and in stupendous detail.
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The most reasonable person onstage was defending the Iraq War at great length.
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In the email, he apologizes at great length for a terrible but unspecified wrong.
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She wants to talk about all of this at great length, but she can't.
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"We talked about this at great length yesterday he's going to be helpful," Ryan said.
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That story has been covered in great detail and at great length by some excellent journalists.
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After Schwarz spoke at great length, Andrew Dhuey, the attorney for photographer David Slater, stepped in.
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I think that the technical solutions are readily available and they have been discussed at great length.
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We've talked at great length about the books and TV shows we're watching while we're staying home.
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Friedman is not here to investigate chefs; he wants to listen to them, typically at great length.
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He had spoken at great length, but Wei could not recall a single question his brother had asked.
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"He then went on at great length, explaining that he has nothing to do with Russia," Comey wrote.
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And his advisers try at great length to disabuse him of these notions, and he refuses to learn.
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I know they spoke at great length about China's experience with the coronavirus, and we're applying those lessons here.
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As my colleague Matt Yglesias has documented at great length, as a substantive matter, the email scandal was bullshit.
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Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos spoke at great length about the role of AI in the company's breakout product, Echo.
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The pair's relationship was detailed at great length in Fisher's one-woman show Wishful Drinking, available for streaming on HBOGO.
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Please refrain from going into these at great length in the comments, as they could be spoilers for some readers.
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Woody Allen went on at great length earlier this year about how flummoxed he was by Amazon's pursuit of him.
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In addition to American Vandal Season 2, Lil B also discussed poop at great length via a series of tweets.
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"One unfortunate side effect, which Gladwell considers at great length, is that we are correspondingly ill-equipped to detect liars," Ferguson writes.
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Collins, who supports abortion rights, says she talked "at great length" with Kavanaugh about the application of established precedent to abortion cases.
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The alchemy behind a perfect pop song is something that has been discussed at great length in other corners of the internet, too.
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Instead, Madewela engaged in his own form of exhibitionism to reply, discussing at great length the various technical terms for different ecstatic states.
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Soon I was spending afternoons at his house playing "Axis & Allies" and listening to him go on at great length about military aircraft.
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That's because Woodward chooses to write, often at great length, about the supposed "thoughts" and motivations of certain government officials — but not others.
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Egypt has gone at great length to revive its vital tourism industry, still reeling from the political turmoil that followed a 2011 popular uprising.
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Discussion of rape allegations against Parker have already effectively taken him out of Oscar contention; he's now spoken at great length about the case.
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And I really have too many kilometers to cover and hills to climb to weigh in on a regular basis or at great length.
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COMEY: No. COLLINS: I'd like to now turn to the conversations with the president about Michael Flynn, which have been discussed at great length.
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He also talked at great length about all of the benefits available, from health care (which starts on your first day!) to tuition reimbursement.
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"Historians have speculated at great length about the concentration of veterans in the state of Michigan," declares the editor of the novel within the novel.
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At Couch's initial trial, Dick Miller, the defense psychologist who used the fateful term "affluenza," also testified at great length about dysfunction in the Couch family.
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" He added: "I was deeply encouraged by my conversations with Muslim world leaders in Saudi Arabia, including King Salman, who I spoke to at great length.
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While promising them, at great length, the rebirth of the coal industry and the instant replacement of Obamacare, he instilled in them an enduring personal attachment.
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Joachim [Trier] certainly didn't abandon his wife and child, but a lot of the feelings—we would talk about them at great length—came from him.
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She stepped up to the microphone, began to memorialize Franklin and mused at great length about the raw ambition, relentless rise and gritty resilience of … Madonna!
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He's a man more given to scholarship than sanctimony, a doctor who has memorised the entire Koran and quotes the poetry of Muhammad Iqbal at great length.
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That film only tackled four pieces, showing extracts from each one at great length, and had almost no outside commentary, allowing the choreography to speak for itself.
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The two spend most of the moment speaking at great length about how they thought Clint Eastwood's latest movie, The Mule, is a bizarre and unbelievable journey.
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And the joint opinion by Justice Kennedy, Justice O'Connor, and Justice Souter at great length went through those factors, that was the question presented in the case.
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And it suggested that the committee was trying to get another crack at material the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, had already reviewed at great length.
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"As you know, during our meetings on this sensitive matter we discussed at great length the importance of protecting sources and methods and ongoing investigations," the Democrats wrote.
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Most of the remainder of the book dwells at great length on the "disordered aftermath" of this conflict overseas, which he believes set the stage for the collapse.
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In the case of "In Other Words" it means that Ms. Lahiri delivers sentences she never would in her mostly sure-footed fiction, clichés teased out at great length.
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It's especially infuriating when—as this movie displays at great length—Madoff negotiates his way through confession with the same aura of "trustworthiness" with which he committed his crimes.
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Eric, who's never been in a relationship before, seemingly spends an entire day describing at great length, to anyone who will listen, his insecurities about his connection to Rachel.
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Pope Francis has made the work to combat climate change a defining cause of his papacy — something he has spoken and written about very often and at great length.
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He speaks quickly, brightly and at great length on any given subject, only pausing significantly for a few seconds first if you ask him a particularly difficult or negative question.
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Instead, the former president struck a much more personal chord, going on—at great length—about his romantic pursuit of the first woman to win a major party's presidential nomination.
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"Donald Trump and I have talked at great length about things such as the proper role of the executive and fundamental principles such as the protection of life," Ryan wrote.
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Mention nak muay farang (foreign kickboxers) to an Issan cab driver in a Bangkok traffic jam and he will start yakking (sometimes at great length) about the windmill from Hell.
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Judge Kavanaugh must have studied earlier confirmation hearings carefully, as he had absorbed all of their key lessons: Say nothing, say it at great length, and then say it again.
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A number of Capote's reported works were methodologically in the line of descent from "Hiroshima," culminating with "In Cold Blood," which The New Yorker excerpted at great length in 1965.
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Simple ideas about fate and determinism are worked out at great length and in complicated ways that will appeal to those who like their sci-fi on the heavy side.
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Since both witnesses, Taylor and Kent, already testified behind closed doors at great length last month on this matter, it wasn't clear Wednesday's open hearing would deliver any new substantive information.
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And we didn't really think about any other aspect of it at great length at least, and yet over time these trends emerge with respect to extremism and funding of extremist groups.
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We also talked at great length about the hypocrisy of liberal feminists demeaning Republican women as brainless bimbos for their conservative beliefs, while crying "sexism" over any perceived criticism of their liberal beliefs.
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Which is not to say that Thai charters fail to go on at great length about citizens' rights and obligations and other constitutional boilerplate—the current one, the longest yet, is 105 pages.
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In depicting at great length and with meticulous attention the harried, messy lives of this set of ordinary Americans, Kenneally shows us tough realities of intergenerational trauma that are typically ignored or mischaracterized.
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Here's Ryan in the op-ed: Donald Trump and I have talked at great length about things such as the proper role of the executive and fundamental principles such as the protection of life.
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The British naval administrator and parliamentarian Samuel Pepys, for example, went on at great length in his journals about everything, from his bladder stones and his sexual escapades to what he had for lunch.
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The fact that the characters could articulate their feelings in great detail and at great length gave me a better glimpse into the teenage mind than anything in my day-to-day life did.
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When he was honored at the Center for Fiction gala last year, Sonny abandoned the taciturn habits of a lifetime and spoke at great length, and with deep emotion, about his life in books.
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For Fear, it certainly seems that a few people dished like this — because Woodward tells most of the book through the eyes of a few individuals, describing their thoughts and motivations at great length.
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He will speak to a presumably adoring crowd at his rally, where he will no doubt tout his successes and complain at great length about the press and everyone else who does not support him.
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To read Murnane at great length—to read, say, nearly 550 pages of his collected short fiction—is to feel as though you are reading some variation of the same story over and over again.
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Unlike her characters, who tend to be laconic and aloof, and her narratives, which are elliptical and enigmatic, Denis speaks fluently, linearly, and sometimes at great length, with an instinctual command of pacing, foreshadowing, and suspense.
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" Oliker, of the Center for Strategic and International Studies, makes a similar point: "It used to be you could explain things to people at great length and with nuance, and they would say: 'Oh, how interesting.
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The atmosphere of artifice is compounded by a late device that fills in — at great length and in grisly detail — how Matt and Sweat ended up in the penitentiary (and how Mitchell ended up working there).
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They explained at great length why Biden's conduct in Ukraine — which involved calling for the ouster of its former prosecutor general, Viktor Shokin — was vastly different than Trump's, which involved pressuring Ukraine's government to investigate Biden.
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New long-term loans to the banking sector were also discussed at the meeting, though not at great length, Draghi said, indicating that the ECB was keeping this option on the table if lenders need more liquidity.
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BuzzFeed News first revealed the company's licensing issues back in November, detailing at great length how the company's fast-paced, aggressive culture created a sales environment susceptible to continuous slip-ups and a lack of regulatory responsibility.
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He then went on at great length, explaining that he has nothing to do with Russia ... was not involved with hookers in Russia ... is bringing a lawsuit against [author of dossier alleging Trump-Russia collusion] Christopher Steele.
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"It's a Matt, Matt, Matt, Matt World" has more than enough allusions and symbols for us to tease out at great length, but I like the way that it ultimately comes down to a kind of synthesis.
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"I see the election of Hillary Clinton as the antithesis of all my values and ideas on what fosters sound civil society in this country," he wrote, and described his manifold objections to her at great length.
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Jonathan Yang, 32, New York As a first-generation Chinese American, I heard at great length about my mother's struggles to survive her "bad upbringing" (wealthy) and how her family was decimated when she was 8 years old.
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There is no question the US has made many grievous errors, something China's government-controlled media discusses at great length, never mind that Chinese journalists mysteriously disappeared when trying to report on it independently in their own country.
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In Adam Bock's "A Life," seen at Playwrights Horizons this fall, David Hyde Pierce portrayed a gay man in his 50s who in the play's opening scene laments at great length his inability to find a lasting relationship.
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But instead, the authors choose to explore the current political dynamics in Myanmar at great length, and ultimately offer Facebook a to-do list of tasks that will let the company continue operating with minimal disruption to its business.
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He would have to manage risks—military confrontation with Russia, an intensified refugee crisis, a loss of momentum against ISIS —that Obama studied at great length and concluded to be unmanageable, at least at a cost consistent with American interests.
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This week finds the gang catching up on The Dragon Prince at great length, and wrestling with some of their misgiving's about the morality the show is beginning to articulate, and the plot arcs that are unfolding at a breakneck pace.
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Turnberry, United Kingdom (CNN)Donald Trump arrived in Scotland at the moment the entire world was tuned in to the news that the U.K. voted to leave the European Union, but his first comments focused -- at great length -- on his golf course.
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You have some people saying, oh, you have to do -- you know, get involved with Russia, but if we could stop killing all over the place, or terrorism, we discussed radical Islamic terror at great length, because they have the problem, too.
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As I have recounted at great length in other posts, over the last several decades, conservatives have waged war on social and political trust, calling into question the fairness and independence of almost every major US institution from journalism to academia to science.
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Lev Parnas, an associate of Trump&aposs lawyer Rudy Giuliani, gave a long interview to MSNBC&aposs Rachel Maddow this week in which he described at great length the mechanics and experience of enacting shadow foreign policy on behalf of the White House.
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US Secretary of Defense Ash Carter joined the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Joseph Dunford, before the Senate Armed Services Committee today to hold forth at great length about the fight against the Islamic State (IS) and all its attendant messiness.
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On Sunday Negan filled in the blanks, explaining to Daryl, at great length, that the couple eventually returned to the Sanctuary and were punished for their crimes: Negan took Dwight's wife for himself and fried his face for good measure, cowing him into productive subordination.
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I wish he would have used this great care when it came to listening and conveying the incredible amount of work Why Accountability, Take Back the Bronx, Bronx Social Center, and People Power Movement do in the Bronx, which was spoken about at great length that evening.
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Or, as she suggests she plans to in "Look What You Made Me Do," Swift might instead choose to discuss at great length all the ways in which she is the wronged party in this feud, and all the ways in which she plans to take her revenge.
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More than 40 years later, BuzzFeed News and Russian website Meduza tracked down Kalnbērzs, now in his nineties, to a sleepy suburb of Riga, the Latvian capital, where he spoke for the first time at great length about the world's first full female-to-male gender affirmation surgery.
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Much of Friday's filing by the special counsel about Manafort, meanwhile, outlines at great length how he allegedly lied to Mueller's office about both his contact and the content of those contacts with Konstantin Kilimnik, a Russian political consultant whom US intelligence believes has ties to Russian intelligence.
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I'll never forget his second day in office, not just because he used an appearance at the C.I.A. to crow at great length about his many Time magazine covers and to insist, despite ready evidence to the contrary, that any beef of his with intelligence agencies was a media invention.
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Once again and at great length, Cruz recited the list of liberal Democrats to whom Trump had contributed over the years, dwelling in particular on how many checks he'd written to Hillary Clinton and asking an excellent question: How would Trump be able to campaign effectively against someone whom he'd supported and demonstrated such excitement about in the past?
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Still, he insists, "Some jokes remain inescapably Jewish," like the ones about schlemiels (who spill soup) and schlimazels (on whom they spill it), or about mothers who are "disapproving and difficult" but also "overly loving and protective" — a theme, he notes, that has been explored at great length by celebrated Jewish jokesters like Philip Roth and Bruce Jay Friedman.
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"Your letter recounts at great length the details of a non-disclosure agreement between former White House Senior Staffer Omarosa Manigault-Newman's and the Trump Campaign (the "NDA"), and threatens that publication of Ms. Manigault-Newman's book, Unhinged: An Insider's Account of the Trump White House (the "Book"), will be subject S&S to 'substantial monetary damages and punitive damages' for various legal claims arising from the Book and the NDA," the Simon and Schuster letter said.
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Attorney general nominee William Barr says he has discussed special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's probe with Vice President Pence, but not at great length with President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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