In a phone conversation on Thursday, she put her husband's decision in the bluntest terms.
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On Thursday night, the candidates articulated this difference in their bluntest language to date. Mrs.
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Mr. Savage, like Mr. Trump, often provokes controversy in the bluntest ethnic and cultural terms.
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It was the bluntest critique of several that have been voiced by senior American officials.
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Veep's fifth season — the first without series creator Armando Iannucci at the helm — has been its bluntest yet.
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The bluntest, most merciless kiss-off received the loudest cheers from the young women who flocked toward the stage.
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But its difficulty is neatly tiered so as to guarantee even the bluntest of button bashers has a ball throughout.
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Ronald Kirk, a former mayor of Dallas and a lawyer who served in the Obama administration, had the bluntest message.
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But in this latest version of the character, the internal battles only come across in the bluntest, most over-described ways.
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Mueller gave one his bluntest criticisms of Trump's behavior yet when asked about Trump's praise of WikiLeaks during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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SIGAR has been among the harshest critics of the war, but the Lessons Learned reports omitted the bluntest language found in the interviews.
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"No patience for ordinary oversight; just rush to grab the bluntest tool available to make a political statement against the president," he said.
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The bluntest instrument senators in the minority have to wield to this end is the filibuster or, more often, the threat of it.
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It seems like the narrative arc of the album, to put it in the bluntest terms, was: damnation for the arrogant, hypocritical, and judgmental.
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On North Korea, Trump elicited astonished gasps from the audience when he offered one of the bluntest threats he's ever issued against the country.
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It's the latest and perhaps bluntest barb about the trade conflict from the co-founder and executive chairman of Alibaba (BABA), China's biggest internet company.
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An ex-Navy man, he was the oldest, and probably bluntest, castaway ever to appear on CBS's popular reality show, becoming a Season 270 fan favorite.
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But in the bluntest sign yet of strained ties, one of Erdogan's advisers wrote in a Turkish newspaper that Prince Mohammed had "blood on his hands".
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The simplest, bluntest, most wide-reaching policy tool to reduce suicide deaths is also the one that's the most rarely used: simply reducing access to lethal means.
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Trump himself, when confronted with these allegations (or any other allegations against him), always goes for the very bluntest tool in his arsenal: the threat to sue.
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"I feel that Los Angeles and the relationship the city demands between citizen and automobile is the bluntest marrying of man and machine which yet exists," he says.
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Trump was, of course, the bluntest: "The Republicans don't win, and that's because of potentially illegal votes," he claimed without evidence in a mid-November Daily Caller interview.
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Before he left last year, he had been among the bluntest voices in the president's circle warning about the grim prospects for House Republicans in the midterm elections.
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Over time, Trump has only increased the range and depth of his immigration policy proposals — sharpening his bluntest ideas so that they could more easily pass constitutional muster.
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Then he battered the system with the bluntest of ploys: submit a deluge of out-of-network claims, confident that insurers would blindly approve a healthy percentage of them.
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In a series of secretly recorded conversations that were released to a Turkish television station starting in 2014, Sisi and his associates discuss Gulf money in the bluntest terms imaginable.
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Ramos, who backed Duterte's election campaign but has since become one of his bluntest critics, said there was "too much unilateralism" in the administration, especially on law enforcement and security issues.
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The case for using it: This highlights the bluntest part of the order: the ban on all "entries" for the next 90 days from Iraq, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, or Yemen.
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US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson arrived in the Chinese capital Saturday after issuing the administration's bluntest warning yet to North Korea, saying that no option -- including military action -- is off the table.
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The generals hand-picked by Trump -- Kelly, National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster and Defense Secretary James Mattis -- share a penchant for passing their opinions up the chain of command in the bluntest of terms.
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This is the foggy setting for Back in 1995, a game made by Takaaki Ichijo as an homage to PlayStation horror games like Silent Hill, though perhaps only in the bluntest, most superficial ways.
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"I think my colleague is indicating I should respond," said Dr. Anthony Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, who proceeded to do so in the bluntest of terms.
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In the bluntest criticism of a Turkish election by European monitors in memory, a mission of observers from the 47-member Council of Europe, the continent's leading human rights body, said the referendum was an uneven contest.
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The meeting comes just a few weeks after Scott offered some of the bluntest criticism to Trump's Charlottesville reaction, which drew bipartisan criticism for equating white supremacists protesting the removal of confederate monuments with those of counterprotesters.
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Citing the Santorum example, two of the bluntest, smartest Republican strategists I know confided to me that while they think the race is still unpredictable, they'd wager on Cruz as their party's nominee if forced to make a bet.
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An adviser to Turkey's president meanwhile said Prince Mohammed had "blood on his hands" over Khashoggi, the bluntest language yet from someone linked to Tayyip Erdogan about the de facto ruler of the kingdom in connection with the death.
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Tillerson's comments, delivered during his visit to Seoul, are the bluntest yet from the Trump administration amid a spiraling crisis over Pyongyang's nuclear and missile programs, and signal a more aggressive U.S. response to the historically erratic Hermit Kingdom.
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But Trump presented the bluntest — and most successful — argument against the protests when he escalated his attacks on Kaepernick and other kneeling athletes last September, framing their protest against racial injustice as an attack on the anthem, and America itself. Pres.
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The top European Union official handling now-stalled talks on Turkey's joining the EU said Tuesday that Ankara was moving rapidly away from the path of membership - Brussels' bluntest criticism yet of what it sees as a Turkey's shift towards authoritarianism.
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" Dropkick Murphys, 'I'm Shipping Up to Boston' The Irish (and pro-union) punk group told Wisconsin Governor and (anti-union) presidential hopeful Scott Walker to stop using their song in the bluntest way possible: A tweet saying "We literally hate you.
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A little over an hour earlier in Jackson, Mississippi, Trump issued his bluntest and most provocative characterization yet of Clinton as part of his accusations that she treats minorities, and black people in particular, simply as votes to be counted.
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Mingling outside the Capitol on a broiling day, the Senate Democratic leader, Harry Reid, and Representative Charles B. Rangel of New York, two of the longest-serving and bluntest-speaking members of Congress, found themselves uncharacteristically at a loss for words.
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JON PARELES Protest Rap Is Alive And Well, Part 1: In addition to being one of the rappers who's helped reinvigorate Los Angeles in the last few years, YG is also one of the bluntest political minds in hip-hop.
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Passenger taxes are the bluntest yet simplest way to curb demand that is likely to push European aviation's annual CO2 emissions up by 21 percent to 198 million tonnes by 2040, according to EU estimates based on best-case technology scenarios.
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An adviser to Erdogan said last week that MBS, as the crown prince is informally known, had "blood on his hands" over Khashoggi's killing, the bluntest comments yet from someone linked to Erdogan about Riyadh's de facto ruler in connection with the death.
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The details of Mr Khan's policy are not yet clear, but he is unlikely to propose the bluntest sort of rent control, in which clipboard-wielding officials march from property to property and tell landlords how much they are allowed to charge.
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The response of the European Council president to the former London mayor was among the bluntest yet from a Brussels establishment that has been anxious not to stir a backlash in Britain while urging Britons to opt to remain in the bloc.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - An adviser to Turkey's leader said on Wednesday Saudi Arabia's crown prince had "blood on his hands" over Jamal Khashoggi's killing, the bluntest comments yet from someone linked to Tayyip Erdogan about Riyadh's de facto ruler in connection with the death.
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In his bluntest comments yet on calls by some European policymakers for clearing of euro denominated derivatives to shift from London to the EU after Brexit in 2019, Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) Chairman Christopher Giancarlo said they should make new rules with care.
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One of the advertisements that introduced the newspaper to the world made Lai's point in the bluntest of ways: By showing Lai sitting in a dark warehouse with a red apple on his scalp, being pelted with incoming arrows fired by a shadowy figure.
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In some of the bluntest public arguments yet in court about President Donald Trump's hotel empire, the 4th US Circuit Court of Appeals debated a major case challenging whether Trump can continue to accept emoluments, or profits, from his hotel in Washington while in office.
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Here's the simplest, bluntest way the administration could end DACA: It could simply declare, on a certain day, that every work permit granted under the program was null and void, and that no one who'd been granted "deferred action" could use it to fight their deportations.
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But unlike the Zuckerberg video, which sparked a conversation around how platforms define misinformation versus satire, the Kardashian video was taken down using one of the internet's bluntest weapons: a copyright claim, in this case from Condé Nast, which created the original video the deepfake used.
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One liberal view—expressed at its bluntest on social media, but also in columns by Paul Krugman and Jamelle Bouie—is that his supporters are basically racist and otherwise-bigoted hicks, whom the Republican Party has been feeding on the sly for decades, and who are now out of their cages.
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What's so clear-eyed about season two is that no matter what happens in regard to Gilead, whether it falls or sustains itself for a million years, June is always going to carry a part of it within her, a thorn hammered into her side by the bluntest of hammers.
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Before they try to enact a moratorium, concerned parties should remember that there are already several checks and balances in place outside China to thwart scientists like Dr. He. The bluntest of these tools — legal prohibition — is already being used in the United States, where doctors and scientists are barred from editing human embryos.
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Many of those few Confessing Church members who actively attempted to subvert Hitler's policies were extremely cautious and relatively ineffective. Some urged the need for more radical and risky resistance action. A Berlin Deaconess, , showed courage and offered "perhaps the most impassioned, the bluntest, the most detailed and most damning of the protests against the silence of the Christian churches" because she went the furthest in speaking on behalf of the Jews. Another Confessing Church member who was notable for speaking out against anti-Semitism was Hans Ehrenberg.
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Robert Burns (25 January 175921 July 1796), also known familiarly as Rabbie Burns, the National Bard, Bard of Ayrshire and the Ploughman Poet and various other names and epithets, was a Scottish poet and lyricist. He is widely regarded as the national poet of Scotland and is celebrated worldwide. He is the best known of the poets who have written in the Scots language, although much of his writing is in English and a light Scots dialect, accessible to an audience beyond Scotland. He also wrote in standard English, and in these writings his political or civil commentary is often at its bluntest.
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In a Senses of Cinema profile of Brakhage, filmmaker and curator Brian Frye wrote, "The key image of The Act of Seeing With One's Own Eyes is quite likely the bluntest statement on the human condition ever filmed. In the course of an autopsy, the skin around the scalp is slit with a scalpel, and in preparation for exposing and examining the brain, the face of each cadaver is literally peeled off, like a mask, revealing the raw meat beneath. That image, once seen, will never leave you." Martin Smith describes the film as an act of mortality salience, a reminder of the inevitability of death and the joy of being alive.
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Abha Singh, often regarded as the bluntest lawyer in Bombay, has been a part of some of the major celebrity cases as well as social cases in India. Some of the notable cases that she had participated in as a lawyer are - # When Justice Markanday Katju, in his capacity as the Chairman of the Press Council of India wrote to the governor of Maharashtra asking him to pardon Sanjay Dutt for his involvement in the 1993 bomb blasts. She was the first to bring to the notice of the public that he was exerting undue influence and wrote to the governor rebutting his flawed assertions. # She was responsible for highlighting the Zaibunissa Kazi’s case. # When the BMC gave notice to demolish the “Puncham Pyao” water fountain opposite Bombay Gymkhana she successfully fought for them and got a stay from the Court.
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