Arguments, it is said, should be rooted in "lived experience".
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But foreign policy should be rooted in reality -- not fantasy.
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Low self-esteem might be rooted in childhood feelings of inferiority.
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Some of that wariness also may be rooted in generational differences.
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It appears to be rooted in the concept of delayed gratification.
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This idea might be rooted in sociological studies of adolescent development.
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The identity of rural communities used to be rooted in work.
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Derbies, after all, do not have to be rooted in geography.
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Yes, all these projects are likely to be rooted in good intentions.
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Whatever issues remain are said to be rooted in people's individual prejudices.
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Zuckerberg's stance may be rooted in the principles of the First Amendment.
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However, the inability to get an erection can also be rooted in psychology.
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How will people be rooted in the future if global networks replace nations?
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But for any policy to work, it needs to be rooted in reality.
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But this debate must be rooted in fact, not fiction and fear mongering.
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The Democratic presidential candidate's gaffes may be rooted in a little-understood disability.
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What I wanted was the conflict to be rooted in a place of love.
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Europe's hits, by contrast, tend to be rooted in pop and dance-music traditions.
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However, the dispute also appears to be rooted in a decades-old wartime disagreement.
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But the dispute also appears to be rooted in a decades-old wartime disagreement.
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Riverdale's approach to diversity is one that appears to be rooted in visibility alone.
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I'm more than happy to be rooted in the shit reality of my life.
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Christianity is a faith that claims to be rooted in history, not abstract philosophy.
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That silence may be rooted in careerism and fear of retaliation, Professor Adler said.
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Mr. Blum pushed back, saying his films must be rooted in a coherent reality.
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Moving forward these conversations need to be rooted in the context of the Constitution.
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"Technology's potential is and always must be rooted in the faith people have in it."
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The struggle was intense ... Low self-esteem might be rooted in childhood feelings of inferiority.
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They appeared to be rooted in efforts to find troubling weaknesses in Georgia's election system.
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Since then, they have proven that their power will always be rooted in their community.
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The hobbies you do outside of work should always be rooted in what you're passionate about.
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Your theory will probably be rooted in a cause that's benign or about them, not you.
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Most importantly, it needs to be rooted in local constituents and it needs to be trusted.
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While sometimes these rules are grounded in science, other times they may be rooted in folklore.
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However, that is the job of Congress, and reforms should be rooted in reality, not fear.
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Discussion of climate change and energy transition must be rooted in "the best scientific research available today".
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They inspire me to be rooted in queer and femme energy in my day-to-day life.
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From what I can deduce, Bermuda's damage seems to be rooted in a mystery that's still unfolding.
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Some of this might be rooted in racism, but it also represents a kind of heightened nationalism.
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Moments of inaction propelled by personal fears may be rooted in a more universal desire for acceptance.
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But Trump's frustration with Nielsen seems to be rooted in his own failure to understand immigration policy.
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That isn't to say that these white worlds cannot be rooted in the politics of the real world.
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Tickled may be rooted in the internet's past — but the future of the story is still being written.
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"Secondary market purchasers often have trouble establishing standing," he said, because claims must be rooted in offering documents.
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Ideology needs to be an anchor to action, but the action has to be rooted in common sense.
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There and everywhere, it should be rooted in four essential rights: First, the right to have personal data minimized.
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These concerns may be rooted in the purity moral foundation, with its emphasis on avoiding anything disgusting or unnatural.
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Trauma can be rooted in a loss of control, and hypnosis can help people maintain that sense of control.
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Their connection could also be rooted in the musician's obsession with the reality dating franchise that made Bushnell famous.
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Their aesthetics may all be rooted in history, but there's nothing old about the clothes and accessories they're delivering.
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"The highest-level curatorial program also has to be rooted in the realm of the real," Ms. Raicovich said.
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A DNA analysis of nearly 1.93,000 23andme customers suggests our preference for early mornings may be rooted in our genes.
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If anything, the powerful position she occupies in the church today can arguably be rooted in her so-called purity.
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But such programmes must be rooted in scientific evidence and led by empathetic professionals who know what they are doing.
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" The contamination can often be rooted in a personality, or a person that the OCD sufferer determines to be "bad.
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And our attention is drawn, at inordinate length, to landscapes that look too fanciful to be rooted in the real.
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His dedication to the Holy Land may be rooted in his deep Christian faith, but it stretches far beyond that.
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Certain families do certain things when it comes to the holidays that might be rooted in religion or even race.
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This points to taking action after a major realization—but that realization may simply be rooted in paranoia or conspiracy.
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Our pledge of allegiance should be rooted in optimism, not stem from the fear of a white native-born Protestant culture.
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Althoff's art here appears to be rooted in a specific time: the mid 1970s, when he would have been a child.
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"In many cases you can see how the environmental movement can be rooted in the way we do business," she said.
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Using the courtroom as a soapbox, Assange's defense would be rooted in the First Amendment's protection of the freedom of the press.
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In "Rebecca's" opening flashback, we gain subtle insight to Chuck's distaste for Jimmy's behavior, and realize it might be rooted in ... jealousy?
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The coup may be rooted in a long-standing distrust and ideological conflict between the Turkish government and an exiled religious cleric.
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All of the ethicists I spoke to agreed with Dubljević's conclusions—conversations about moral enhancing drugs need to be rooted in reality.
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How it works: AV development and production could be rooted in successful deployment in constrained environments and then scaled up from there.
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The black/wide gap on consumption seems to be rooted in continued greater homeownership by whites, perhaps exacerbated by the 2008 recession.
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Your mythos will be rooted in the firm earth of actuality, event, born from the frustration of oversaturation—of loss of self.
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Stop the stigma Many people have fears, prejudices and negative attitudes about HIV and AIDS that might not be rooted in facts.
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Mr. Eggers's film is founded on the more contemporary notion that the Witch idea might be rooted in anxieties regarding female sexuality.
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The disappointment is too intense to be rooted in bad luck; it must, instead, be proof of some wide-ranging systemic failure.
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Critics argue that this system, said to be rooted in an 19643 law designed to curb black voters, disproportionately affects African-Americans.
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But much of the difference in projections may be rooted in disagreement over another question: how many people the world can handle.
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For decades, Congress has required that federal nutrition standards align with government-issued dietary guidelines and be rooted in other nutritional research.
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The problem, as the "shithole countries" remark made clear, is that Trump's objections don't appear to be rooted in specific policy concerns.
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Of course, novels needn't be rooted in a specific time and place, but Barbery's conflicting hints may distract readers from more important considerations.
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Language is tricky and often the words we use to describe marginalized communities can be rooted in the very ideas that oppress them.
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In some cases, it may be rooted in the tradition of a profession determining a family name, such as Baker, Smith or Taylor.
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In a first-year seminar, I was introduced to the idea that my own hatred of Thatcher might be rooted in internalized misogyny.
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"Even as we push the envelope and we are bold in our vision, we also have to be rooted in reality," Obama said.
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"Even as we push the envelope and we are bold in our vision we also have to be rooted in reality," Obama said.
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So everything that you do, if you're putting a lot of time and energy into it, should be rooted in passion and purpose.
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A college was once considered to be rooted in a fixed place, in some town like Macon, Georgia, Waco, Texas, or Indianola, Iowa.
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That leaves open the possibility that any reductions in crime following a tightening of gun laws may be rooted in other, unrelated causes.
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Despite its brilliance, the genre can often be rooted in a dense, clogged-up city environment—and if not that, then a club.
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These instances may be rooted in good intentions, but they are riddled with side effects for patients who are slipping through the cracks.
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Oddly, the North through its commentary was praising a book whose title may be rooted in Mr. Trump's threat to annihilate the country.
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It's impossible, for now, for the show to be rooted in wokeness while still engaged in an industry that will never adapt fast enough.
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But this notion isn't just wrong it is destructive — technology's potential is and always must be rooted in the faith people have in it.
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His button dress is said to be rooted in watching his grandmother create the family's clothing during the Jim Crow years in the South.
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But he stated that under the Court's precedents, any such unenumerated right had to be rooted in the traditions in conscience of our people.
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Such personalized deterrence should be rooted in a broader social context, while highlighting the personal price one pays for engaging in a terror attack.
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The earliest chance for that support could be rooted in delays to the U.S. corn harvest, which was 38 percent complete as of Oct.
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But we also believe that that discussion must be rooted in fact and should acknowledge the views of experts who understand the issue best.
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To understand the traditions of Oaxaca you have to understand the environment, you have to be rooted in a community that isn't just tourism.
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That appears to be rooted in the 1980s, when he criticized Japan for taking advantage of the U.S. and buying up American real estate.
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Despite accurate information about the disease, this inability to estimate the scale of the crises may be rooted in a fear of the unknown.
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These concerns seem to be rooted in a clear preference instead for a nominee possessing skills or experience as a scientist, engineer or technologist.
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The President indicated that his re-election race, like his 2016 strategy, would be rooted in inflammatory rhetoric over immigration aimed at his base.
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It demonstrated that left-wing liberalism was not dreamed up by hippies in a cloud of marijuana smoke, but could be rooted in serious philosophy.
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The words "atmospheric black metal" tend to conjure up a very specific sound and aesthetic, whether it be rooted in Cascadian, French, or Brooklyn soil.
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It's unclear why Assange has such a grudge against Clinton, though it appears to be rooted in part in the prosecution of former Army Pvt.
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The contrast with Iowa may be rooted in differing social attitudes, with even New Hampshire Republicans leaning more libertarian than their conservative counterparts in Iowa.
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But given that no one has offered any evidence for such an outlandish scenario, it seems not to be rooted in fact at this point.
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" President Obama recently warned the 2020 Democratic field last week from moving too far to the left, saying "we have to be rooted in reality.
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We believe that the next decade of American exceptionalism will be rooted in the suburbs of our nation, with Republican legislative policies leading the charge.
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But now, a new study led by a Columbia University researcher indicates that your suspicion that something was wrong might be rooted in actual biology.
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Over time, Muhammad's deep, evolving devotion to God, whom as a Muslim he called Allah, came to be rooted in his love of all people.
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My commitment is that we will make sound, strategic decisions backed by data, and will always be rooted in delivering on our customers' wants and expectations.
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" Co-star Carlos Valdes agreed: "You can expect a lot of H.R.'s business and backstory to be rooted in some of this writing of his.
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Actually, the concerns that I heard raised at the annual meeting seemed to be rooted in trends that began years ago, quite independent of Donald Trump.
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History may be rooted in storytelling, but we can summon it to be something more — the arbiter of truth against lies told in pursuit of power.
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It's only bad if you're into Dan Brown-style symbolism The folks who study folklore will tell you this whole thing may be rooted in religion.
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"Optimism would be rooted in the potential for new industrial processes and niche examples to be so attractive as to rapidly grow and spread," he writes.
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She and her husband, Bruce, said the decision, in the midst of the outbreak, seemed to be rooted in a new and unfounded fear of Asians.
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Then his problem could be rooted in hyperhidrosis, an overactive sweat gland disorder that affects 2.8 percent of the population, usually on the hands, feet, and armpits.
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"Sexual dysfunction can be rooted in psychology rather than physiology and this is particularly true of the sudden onset of PE and situational premature ejaculation," Reitano says.
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When your aging mother is found to have cancer, the recommended treatment will be rooted in a statistical model of how tumors respond to the available medicines.
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The noisy pylons GIF, in that sense, reveals that "we have this unusual ability" — and that some of our daily soundtrack may actually be rooted in imagination.
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This notion would be rooted in another prevailing perception that all Muslims are patriarchal creatures who could never see themselves agreeing to be led by a woman.
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This was said to be rooted in early 18th century color symbolism, in which red was considered a sign of wealth and virility and worn primarily by men.
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In pockets across the country, it's increasingly common for schools and correctional systems to train staff on how academic and behavioral problems can be rooted in childhood trauma.
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The tentacles of the disinformation apparatus, thought to be rooted in the Kremlin, have been found fiddling with elections everywhere from Ukraine and Bulgaria to France and America.
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You've worked with pop music producers, you've written for Miley Cyrus, but then you have Untamed, which seems to be rooted in more of a classic country sound.
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Every political system will always have a conservative faction, and every healthy democracy needs that faction to be rooted in some combination of classical liberalism and moral traditionalism.
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To work for all of us, policing practices should be rooted in human rights principles and recognize the importance of maintaining a good relationship between communities and police.
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Richard, for his part, acknowledged that dopamine fasting's benefits could absolutely be rooted in the placebo effect, but still encouraged anyone considering it to give it a try.
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Part of this may be rooted in history: the US was accused of abandoning the Iraqi Kurds back in the '90s, and don't want to duck out again.
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And so it seems almost predetermined that the most riveting art I encountered during my first few days in Sicily would be rooted in the transience of life.
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The idea that the best marriage partner is someone with the same family background and belonging to precisely the same social group seems to be rooted in the subcontinent.
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Aside from offering a somewhat secular way to engage in spirituality, meditation is also said to be rooted in science, with empirical evidence backing up its benefits to health.
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Like his legacy artist heroes, Tatum's music as Wild Nothing doesn't really need to be rooted in a place – the songs are bursting with enough colour as it is.
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Pompeo's rhetoric was at once revolutionary, claiming to be overturning the policies of the Obama years, and institutionalist, claiming to be rooted in some earlier tradition of American goodness.
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So the three that we talked about are being people first, which is every decision that we make should be rooted in a real people problem that we can describe.
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The sentiment behind that guidance, though, appears to be rooted in some truth: While dogs probably can't smell fear, they do seem to respond to fearful people with more aggression.
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But our brains might process metaphors and their literal counterparts in very similar ways—previous studies have suggested that our understanding of metaphors may be rooted in their physical meanings.
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Other smaller coins also skidded sharply as a broader cryptocurrency sell-off, said by traders and market makers to be rooted in heavy selling at leveraged Asian exchanges, gathered steam.
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At the end of season two, his over-the-top homoerotic machismo and extremely violent bullying were revealed to be rooted in a lot of abusive behavior by his own father.
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"It can be rooted in reality, that they're in a relationship, and they think they're being cheated on, or they can be pretty outlandish—the black helicopter type thing," she said.
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I like things to be rooted in authenticity and what's real, and then to try and sell that in a really beautiful way, even when it's ugly, even when it's dirty.
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The anti-fracking rhetoric seems to be rooted in the assumption that liberalism is as inherently antithetical to fracking as it is, say, to the Defense of Marriage Act — or monarchy.
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Kitack Lim, Secretary-General of the International Maritime Organization (IMO), said the adoption of the strategy "would allow future IMO work on climate change to be rooted in a solid basis".
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"Even as we push the envelope and we are bold in our vision, we also have to be rooted in reality," Obama reportedly said at a meeting of fundraisers last month.
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The very rough idea is it would be rooted in design thinking/design research, nonpartisan and nongovernmental, but with outputs ranging from syndicated reports to teaching toolkits to potentially even model legislation.
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For me, as an activist and a storyteller, I'm very centered in ensuring that we show the complicatedness of the human experience that happens to be rooted in my community's trans experiences.
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"The answer could be rooted in our innate preference for the comfortably familiar over the jarringly new," David Zipper, a fellow at Harvard's Kennedy School of public policy, theorized in City Lab.
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Trump's curious mixture of pessimism and optimism might be rooted in the flimsy self-help gospel of Positive Thinking, but it would be a mistake to confuse the message with the messenger.
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The confusion seemed to be rooted in the fact that Goodlatte is sponsoring both bills, leading some lawmakers to believe there are two conservative proposals and a third consensus bill with moderates.
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Winners and losers Trump's international quarrels may be rooted in his testosterone-fueled view of a world of winners and losers where American strength can be deployed against smaller and weaker states.
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Much of this reaction seems to be rooted in the fact that Jacobs and I were doing our jobs — trying to get answers from public officials about public policy in a public place.
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Ramachandran theorized that religious feelings might be rooted in the limbic system, a complex network in the brain that receives input from the sensory systems and outputs expression of emotion and emotional drive.
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Third Way and many of their fellow centrist Democrats believe the story Democrats tell in 2018 and 2020 should be rooted in economic opportunity — something they feel Democrats didn't articulate enough in 2016.
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" When asked Tuesday about the possibility of changing the policy, White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said further changes would be rooted in "advice that we're getting from the scientists at the FDA.
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I have no doubt that the largest tech companies of next decade will be rooted in retail tech and the retailers who recognize this opportunity and embrace best-in-class technology will flourish.
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For a traditionalist Christian church that stresses unbroken continuity with the faith's earliest days, any discussion of how things should be managed now has to be rooted in arguments about the distant past.
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Our online lives are our real lives Though our standards for friendship might be rooted in the real world, it's natural for those standards to inform the way we interact with others online.
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Later, from a lectern on the stage, she reiterated her hopes for the start of an emerging fashion industry in the Middle East that could transcend regional borders but be rooted in Qatar.
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These decisions may be rooted in financial struggles, but it remains that younger generations are creating lives based on their own personal goals and purposes, not on the expectations laid out for them.
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I think it will be rooted in the same mindset—stat tracking—for a long time, until we're in full blown virtual reality and augmented reality, which could have some pretty mind-blowing applications.
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"Only by continually drawing on the fine traditions of Chinese culture, can China's Christianity be rooted in the fertile soil of Chinese culture and become a religion recognized by the Chinese themselves," Xu added.
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Yeon-gyo accepts "Jessica's" diagnosis because of an unspecified traumatic incident Da-song experienced the year before, although her faith in "Jessica's" expertise appears to also be rooted in the credentializing power of English.
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Solutions sought to bring down the cost of care should be rooted in reducing regulation while incentivizing competition and choice in the market, not governing boards of unelected bureaucrats who are accountable to no one.
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Face in the Crowd PARIS — Fashion weeks may be rooted in change, but some things stay the same — namely, the clustering of beautiful young actresses at Chanel, one of the blockbuster shows of the season.
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And yet any resilient and successful response has to be rooted in the same profound feelings of interconnectedness that arose instantaneously in Anchorage, some pervasive and bracing obligation to one another and our collective safety.
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In order to inspire and endure, magical tales need to be rooted in the dirt and struggle and conflict of real life, while inspiring us to change the world and allowing it to change us.
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"Even as we push the envelope and we are bold in our vision, we also have to be rooted in reality," Obama told a group of donors in November, according to The New York Times.
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The decision to go on a "sex detox"—often made hastily, perhaps a few hours after not getting a text back from the person you just fucked—can be rooted in a number of factors.
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But millennials' lack of support appears to be rooted in a distrust of establishment in general — and it is entirely possible that the Democrats won't win back the demographic unless serious foundational questions are addressed.
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And all of this is happening as Brown, a pro-labor progressive, considers a run for president — a campaign that would be rooted in his Ohio success but also potentially weakened by a fractious state party.
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The administration's approach -- including Mulvaney's denial -- seems to be rooted in a belief that conduct that would normally be viewed as corrupt or impeachable is just fine as long as it unfolds in full public view.
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Several lawmakers, both from the main opposition parties and from within the Conservatives, had called for Morris to be suspended for her use of the phrase, believed to be rooted in slavery in the United States.
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Taiko drumming may be rooted in Shinto and Zen, but Kodo's often lighthearted art has no explicit connection with religion, or with the fanaticism of the Den years; indeed, they wince at any mention of "demon".
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Barry Tenenbaum, president of New York City Vacation Packages, a tourism company, said the observatory's problems might be rooted in Legends' failure to court tour operators, which often buy tickets in bulk, at a significant discount.
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Some have speculated that Trump's skepticism of the deal might be rooted in his long-standing feud with Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, who also owns the Washington Post, which has published coverage critical of the president.
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Wong believes this paradox may be rooted in how risk-taking can help people "stretch themselves beyond their comfort zone" in a liberating way, while also leading them to engage in potentially dangerous behavior like substance use.
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Popcast Listen to this week's podcast | Subscribe: iTunes | RSS | Stitcher| Audioboom Established musicians nowadays routinely fret about how the future of music seems to be rooted in not-particularly-remunerative streaming, as opposed to more-remunerative ownership.
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" In a statement on Monday, Mr. McMahon condemned Mr. Luthmann's "vicious attacks on my wife and me," adding that they seemed "to be rooted in my rejecting campaign contributions and other overtures from Luthmann during my campaign.
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February 7 In the offbeat drama "Horse Girl," Alison Brie plays Sarah, a melancholy and socially awkward young woman who begins to believe her personal struggles could be rooted in some supernatural phenomenon in her family's past.
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One reason for the muted response at home could be rooted in Germans' notoriously fierce protection of their own private lives, said Sudha David-Wilp, a senior trans-Atlantic fellow with the German Marshall Fund in Berlin.
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I reflect that questions of home and family feel especially pertinent in 2019's bleak political landscape of deportations and detainments, but Lafawndah explains that ANCESTOR BOY is not especially meant to be rooted in the right now.
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They predict he is more likely to embrace parts of some progressive policies, and that he will be "rooted in reality," as one longtime ally put it, as to what legislation is likely to make it through Congress.
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"Brazilian art of the next decade will be heroic and it will be national... and imperative because it will be rooted in the urgent aspirations of our people, or it will be nothing," Alvim said in the video.
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When asked on Thursday whether he was concerned about the chancellor, her interior minister, Horst Seehofer, declined to comment on Ms. Merkel's condition, pointing to the dangers of unfounded speculation, which he said could be rooted in malicious intent.
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Speaking to reporters on Wednesday, Newton, the starting quarterback for the Carolina Panthers, ensured that Super Bowl week would have a fiery discussion point when he suggested that the criticism of his exuberant style of play might be rooted in racism.
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Technology's potential is, and always must be, rooted in the faith people have in it, in the optimism and creativity that it stirs in the hearts of individuals, in its promise and capacity to make the world a better place.
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Allen suggested that it may be rooted in legal issues, saying that the USCCB's proposals were only fully drafted on October 30, giving the Vatican limited time to ensure that the wording of the proposals coincided with wider canon law.
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The difficulty in keeping all of these lawyers on the topic of social media companies having a bias against conservative views in their moderation practices appears to be rooted in the fact that it's not really any of their business.
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"Even as we push the envelope and we are bold in our vision, we also have to be rooted in reality," Obama said at a meeting of fundraisers, according to The New York Times, which was in attendance at the event.
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The social status that often protects abusers can be rooted in religion or political power, and the fear of community shaming plays a part, but its malign influence is most easily exerted on the most vulnerable in society: the young.
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Any standard-setting in this field must be rooted in the understanding that data is the lifeblood of AI. The continual input of information is what fuels machine learning, and the most powerful AI tools require massive amounts of it.
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The five nations investigating the episode "have now decided that the suspects should be prosecuted in the Netherlands, a process that will be rooted in ongoing international cooperation and support," the Dutch foreign minister, Bert Koenders, said in the statement.
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The efforts of the FBI and encryption-demonizing politicians may be rooted in the best of intentions, but they are based on a blatantly unsound technological premise, and the slope upon which they place us leads down a morally repugnant path.
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The Brazilian outfit of Amnesty International released a statement on the arrests, urging that any resolution to the case be rooted in concrete evidence and emphasizing the importance on behalf of the country's criminal justice system to take adequate measures against death squads.
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And while these stories were eventually ruled to not be rooted in racism, they are still about race, with each story raising fear in black communities, often calling attention to local histories of injustice that collide with present-day anxieties about racial tensions.
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In her director's statement and in the movie, Gayle Kirschenbaum talks about how, as a child, she felt as if she didn't belong, and how she believes that her current dissatisfactions may be rooted in her early relationship with her mother, Mildred.
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Being successful today requires a marriage between the human ways that creativity is able to evoke feelings and bring out the soul of a brand and the insights that lead to the brand's voice creativity will always be rooted in data and strategy.
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Home prices may, unfortunately, be viewed as a measurement of success in life rather than merely of floor space, and fear of being priced out of housing may well be rooted in deeper broodings about maintaining a position in the social hierarchy.
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But the sale of silencers has been restricted nationally since the 1930s because of fears that they help criminals avoid attention after shootings, and the National Rifle Association's battle for them seems to be rooted in its broader campaign to eviscerate gun laws.
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Although it may be rooted in different history, the Polish punk scene doesn't feel separate from its British counterpart; many Polish bands jump on the bills of veterans such as Culture Shock and The Restarts—but in recent years, it's really started to blossom.
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In the glowing reviews that are sure to come, no doubt much will be made of the fact that Anappara started out as a journalist in Mumbai and Delhi; her storytelling genius, it might be assumed, must be rooted in her reporter's eye for detail.
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"DeFranco suggested that the headline of a PewDiePie article should be &aposTop YouTube creator promotes self-care in order to prevent burnout, even though during that time he&aposll make less money," something he said would get less clicks but be "rooted in reality."
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There's still a lot we don't know about why this happens, but at least part of the explanation could be rooted in how these products work: Many common daytime and nighttime meds contain dextromethorphan (a cough suppressant) and some type of pain reliever (like acetaminophen).
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To those mindful of history and the laws of economics, this week's appointment of Peter Navarro to head the newly established National Trade Council within the White House is the latest assault on the fundamental premise that public policy should be rooted in fact and reason.
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"One of the reasons why we always justified the mortgage interest deduction was we wanted people to be rooted in their communities," said Vicki Been, the faculty director of New York University's Furman Center and a former commissioner of Housing Preservation and Development in New York City.
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The recent surge of right-wing populist movements in Europe has become a dominant narrative in international media, but the actual election performance of nationalist parties suggests that the scale of their growing influence may be overblown — and that their rise may be rooted in social forces besides migration.
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The reality is that unisex clothing, at least for now, has to be rooted in a certain set of loose silhouettes and neutral color palettes to stand a chance of mainstream acceptance – the "gender-neutral" aesthetic is not one characterized by bold prints, abstract patterns, and unconventional shapes.
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Backstories are laid out, with characters' deep psychoses revealed and shown to be rooted in myriad traumas — Shinji witnessing the death of his mother and his father subsequently abandoning him, Asuka similarly watching her mother succumb to mental illness and suicide, Rei realizing she's completely disposable as a pilot.
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While walking the Sober Curious path has meant I've confronted a lot of these fears head-on (meaning, a lot of them have proven to be rooted in some pretty uncomfortable realities), I've also come to realise that the only thing you miss out on by not drinking is...getting drunk.
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But as Wampler would discover, Haiti's reputation as a deforested wasteland is based on myth more than fact — an example of how conservation and environmental agendas, often assumed to be rooted in science, can become entangled with narratives about race and culture that the powerful tell about the third world.
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The tension among the secretary and his senior staff, the Post reported, appears to be rooted in a fundamental disagreement in how to best care for the nation's veterans: through the VA health care system run by the government or by pushing more of that care toward the private sector.
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Rather, his admiration seems to be rooted in a sense that the Russian president's style and temperament provide a template for how a President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE might behave.
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"There are plenty of opportunities in the overseas markets but we have a very good customer base in China ... We would like to be rooted in China and focus on the domestic market first," Meituan's co-founder and chief executive, Wang Xing, said at a news conference in Hong Kong on Thursday.
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The Point: Sanders leaves the White House on great terms with her boss -- Trump pushed the idea of her running for governor of her home state of Arkansas when announcing her departure -- but with a legacy that will be rooted in an abandonment of a long-held core principle of who the White House press secretary actually works for.
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I've always heard people say things like, "You can't pour from an empty cup," and, "You have to put your own oxygen mask on before helping someone else," but putting this into practice was difficult for me, especially when the foundation of femininity seems to be rooted in caring, and accusations of selfishness are often weaponized against mothers.
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Well, it was, the idea that our ideas were old, and that we needed...I mean, the theme of the campaign was "a new American century," and it was largely built around the notion that we needed to change the dynamic, that our answers were all rooted in the past, and needed to be rooted in the future.
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"In states like North Carolina, many of these laws seem to be rooted in a survivalist ethos that places winning at all costs above all else," Li said, citing the court case that ruled that North Carolina had specifically targeted black voters with "almost surgical precision" when the state rolled out a number of restrictive new voter ID laws.
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Putting an end to retaliatory violence, which can be rooted in even small and personal disputes about relationships, is one of the reasons we have a criminal justice system in the first place, Leovy wrote: In the dim early stirring of civilization, many scholars believe, law itself was developed as a response to legal "self-help": people's desire to settle their own scores.
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It's a situation many real-life black women are familiar with — used to being designated the workhorse for the movement for large-scale societal change, tasked with thinking of others before themselves, never offered the option in the collective mainstream mind that their decision might be rooted in self (a self for whom locs are more than a shorthand to designate blackness, where care manifests as a tended hairstyle).
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" Canada's submission to the UN in March, which was supposed to lay the groundwork for Wednesday's summit, made scant mention of using the criminal justice system, except to say that "above all, Canada believes that any drug policy should be rooted in the recognition of and respect for human rights and that sanctions for crime, including drug-related crime, should be proportionate to the nature of the offense.
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"Even as we push the envelope and we are bold in our vision, we also have to be rooted in reality and the fact that voters, including the Democratic voters and certainly persuadable independents or even moderate Republicans, are not driven by the same views that are reflected on certain, you know, left-leaning Twitter feeds, or the activist wing of our party," Obama said at an event in Washington, according to CBS News.
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What he's saying: "My point is that even as we push the envelope and we are bold in our vision, we also have to be rooted in reality and the fact that voters, including Democratic voters and certainly persuadable independents or even moderate Republicans, are not driven by the same views that are reflected on certain, you know, left-leaning Twitter feeds or the activist wing of our party," Obama said, per the Post.
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