Today's Catholic nuns cannot be painted with a broad brush.
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So I'm asking people to paint with a broad brush.
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It's incredibly difficult to paint operations with a broad brush.
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Trump now gets to paint the media with a broad brush.
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If Monday's rehearsal was broad-brush, Tuesday was all detail work.
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The article about Bart Campolo painted atheists with a broad brush.
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There's this broad-brush idea that all synthetic chemicals are bad.
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In just a broad brush way, he raises the growth rate.
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"You're just painting the whole department with a broad brush," he said.
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So it's very hard to paint just with one big broad brush.
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The broad-brush approach of "Why Liberalism Failed" is short on specifics.
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Which is to say: Mr. Bhansali is painting with a broad brush.
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"It's a broad brush stroke when it comes to states," Hamrick said.
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AND AGAIN I DONT THINK OF THIS AS BEING A BROAD BRUSH.
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And I have offered broad-brush definitions of each of those objectives.
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These gang members and not paint the immigrant community with a broad brush.
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Broad-brush nationalism is better than the narrow tribalism Mr Trump often peddles.
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We just have to be careful not to paint with a broad brush.
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On-- on the 232s, the reason we went with a very broad brush.
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Painting people with a broad brush is something you seem inclined to do.
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Painting all pirates with the same broad brush can often be counterproductive, Rose argued.
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My broad brush stroke of criticism unfairly included many that should have been commended.
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Using a broad brush dipped in archival glue, he began fixing objects to it.
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Critics said that might be because it paints its targets with a broad brush.
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And I guess that's what troubles me is that you're painting with a broad brush.
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The bill has 11 sections, seeking to deal with the crisis with a broad brush.
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This kind of broad-brush race-baiting desensitizes us to the real racists out there.
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This is much too broad-brush an argument to possibly work as a winning election campaign.
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You cannot just paint every person that works in the business with the same broad brush.
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"It takes such a clumsy broad-brush approach that even completely uncontroversial articles could be blocked."
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I think it is difficult to paint with a broad brush against the entire Greek system.
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Asked if he meant Democrats as well as Republicans, Mr. Apodaca repeated the broad-brush criticism.
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Even if you accepted the paper's broad-brush results, however, most archaeologists find this distinction misleading.
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Trump has tended to make broad-brush statements on foreign issues rather than delve into policy nuances.
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The lost ship's name is Hope, underscoring once again the broad brush with which this game paints.
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Last night, President Trump painted immigrants with the same ugly, broad brush he used during the campaign.
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Such broad-brush statements might well be considered simplistic and even bigoted if applied to other faiths.
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They hear politicians painting them with one broad brush, with disdain, with automatic cries of implicit bias.
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To the extent he mentioned Syria during the General Assembly, it was in broad-brush humanitarian terms.
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Furbizia, to be sure, is a broad-brush character trait ascribed to Italians, often by other Italians.
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But that broad-brush statistic obscures the amount of ticket splitting that can and does still occur.
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"It's a broad brush stroke when it comes to states," Mark Hamrick, senior economic analyst at Bankrate.
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Chinese investors are painted with a broad brush that treats all as tools of Chinese state policy.
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You may not be able to be specific, but even a broad-brush portrait would be helpful.
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"When you think of different identity groups, we're seeing a broad-brush erasure," says co-author Stacy Smith.
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Mr. Trump would do well to avoid painting blacks, Hispanics or any other group with a broad brush.
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Eileen Chang (1920-95) uses broad brush strokes to take the reader through decades of a crumbling family.
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Those broad-brush appeals are one way to go, but tight targeting of specific audiences is another strategy.
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And it makes everyone paint the Bureau of Prisons with that broad brush of incompetence across our system.
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The strategy involves trying to paint the housing plan with the broad brush of anti-Wall Street sentiment.
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While these pieces and political critiques paint with a broad brush, I must say my experience was different.
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I'll paint with a broad brush and then I'll be a little more specific about what I mean.
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One of our strong rules is try not to paint whole groups of people with a broad brush.
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Painting ISIS and others with a broad brush that extends to all Muslims is not just ignorant, it's irresponsible.
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To paint terrorists with a broad brush that extends to all Muslims is not just ignorant – it is irresponsible.
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They were far less concerned with the broad brush Clinton used than that she used any brush at all.
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"They filled me in on the broad brush-strokes of what my character was after the pilot," Wright said.
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That McMahon created cartoon villains -- broad-brush sketches of what made people afraid or upset -- was besides the point.
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The other challenge facing Imperator is that its model for ancient societies necessarily relies on a very broad brush.
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But because of the broad brush of new enforcement rules, most Main Street businesses won't get the full deduction.
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This broader perspective suggests that the United States remains, at least in broad brush strokes, a low-tariff country.
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Objecting to Tester inviting the NBPC's president does not paint all Border Patrol agents with a too-broad brush.
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"I don't care to paint with a broad brush, but there is a Washington-Wall Street axis," Hensarling said.
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Whatever the reason, people with only a passing understanding of astrology tend to paint this sign with a broad brush.
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Lee Busby If you're painting with a broad brush, you can paint me as a supporter of the Republican agenda.
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Complexities The complexities of each case, and the subtle differences between them highlight the risk of Trump's broad brush approach.
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"I would take that as a very broad brush, back-of-the-envelope-type potential carbon sink [calculation]," she said.
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" Trump also launched his campaign last year by painting undocumented Mexican immigrants with a broad brush as criminals and "rapists.
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"It's hard to discern the difference, so we'd rather just paint the whole thing with a broad brush," he said.
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This argument about the liberal academy is the bogyman of some outside academe engaging in broad-brush ad hominem attacks.
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I think in broad brush, saying that the monetary-fiscal policy mix may not be exactly right is probably appropriate.
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"The use of a broad brush to suggest that all Muslims are terrorists is the most absurd proposition," he added.
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Elizabeth Warren and painted Democrats with a broad brush as supporting socialist policies on issues from health care to immigration.
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We also need regulation that recognizes the differences between technologies and doesn't paint them all with the same broad brush.
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Initially, all the British parties spent money on broad-brush messages that blanketed the social network without targeting specific voters.
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Painting with such an overly broad brush -- a la Mulvaney and Conway -- drastically oversimplifies why voters do what they do.
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"You can't paint retail with broad brush strokes," James Cook, JLL's director of retail research, told CNBC in an interview.
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We don't have to tell people anymore — in spite of it being a broad brush — to be suspicious of chemicals.
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To paint them all with the same broad brush of radicalism and extremism is absurd, dangerous, and politically self-serving.
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But the broad brush that an entire massive complicated group of people has been painted with is both offensive and absurd.
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" But he also said that "any time you paint with a broad brush, you run risk of going outside the lines.
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"You can't paint a broad brush and say apparel is important for Amazon, so they're going to buy Gap, " Forte explained.
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Clinton has homed in on minority turnout in early-voting states, Mr. Trump has delivered a broad-brush message denouncing Mrs.
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"This seems like a targeted approach (by the Trump administration), which is smart, rather than a broad-brush approach" to trade.
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In contrast to his mild manner, Mr. Carson had a penchant for broad-brush, divisive utterances about race, sex and religion.
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Lacking that level of detail, we can know only in broad-brush strokes which Americans would win and which would lose.
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"Law enforcement in general was painted with a very broad brush," said Michael J. Bouchard, the sheriff of Oakland County, Mich.
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But now you do run the risk that somebody like Maxine Waters paints everybody in the Democratic Party with a broad brush.
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Such broad-brush rules could easily be turned on political protesters, points out Andreas Harsono of Human Rights Watch, a pressure group.
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Any kid who reaches high school will have had several lessons explaining not to use a broad brush to paint minority groups.
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It's wrong to paint with a broad brush and suggest there is an overwhelming sense of joy or relief at Trump's election.
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When he puts Joe Biden and Tom Perez in this category and paints with a broad brush he insults all of us.
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While aces are all linked in that they don't experience sexual attraction, it's otherwise impossible to paint them with a broad brush.
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Name Withheld I commend you for your concern about the moral standing of your employer, but your characterizations are pretty broad-brush.
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"From a broad brush, bringing in a manufacturing facility to Wisconsin is fine as long as you do it right," he said.
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"In how the industry has been described, it has been painted with a very broad brush," one of the industry sources said.
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And Kipsang, the former world-record holder, asked that not all Kenyan runners be painted with the same broad brush of suspicion.
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Braun has sought to remain aloof from the research firm's repeated attacks, responding with broad-brush denials rather than refuting specific charges.
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They've been using it to paint the entire Russia investigation with a broad brush, and suggest it proves the investigation was rotten.
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Yes, we do fact-check op-eds, but that's easier said than done when a piece has so many broad brush strokes.
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O'Rourke criticized President Donald Trump, saying that Mexican and Muslim children "internalize it" when the President attacks them with a broad brush.
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He was doing large-scale, broad-brush work, and it was up to the archaeologists to add their fine filigree of detail.
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The broad-brush history and intimate portraits are there not exactly to explain these experiences, but to understand how they became possible.
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Nor is there really much evidence to back up a broad-brush notion that Clinton is especially "hawkish" in a generic sense.
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His method — direct, observational, scientific — suggests that a small, focused lens can be more valuable for examining a situation than a broad brush.
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A century later, Albinati has fictionalized the crime his classmates committed and elaborated on it in the language of broad-brush cultural criticism.
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SO CAN WE TALK ABOUT SOME MORE DETAILS THAT YOU CAN BRING US TODAY OR IS IT GOING TO BE BROAD BRUSH AGAIN?
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In broad brush strokes, Article I empowers Congress to legislate, appropriate money, and confirm appointees (that last one is just for the Senate).
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In the broad brush, the theory that economic anxiety, and not a breakdown in status hierarchies, is driving the radical right makes sense.
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The central bank designs and runs the programs, but Treasury consults on the broad-brush outline and must sign off on any plan.
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Their daughters call often, wanting to know the financial picture, but the parents are not ready to talk in more than broad brush strokes.
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But the broad-brush figures companies report may not help, because they are mostly skewed by the lack of women in the upper ranks.
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Washington (CNN)Supporters of President Donald Trump are sometimes painted with a broad brush, unequivocally loyal regardless of controversies or investigations plaguing his administration.
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Clinton was undoubtedly and unequivocally a victim of sexism during her campaign, but to paint all Sanders supporters with that broad brush is mistaken.
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Sessions is most infamous with the liberal public for his past history of racist statements and his broad brush opposition to civil rights causes.
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But you can't paint with a broad brush and say, 'Well, they must all be guys that are willing to go kill four people.
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If not, even if their talks go well, the leaders might only produce broad-brush agreements that would be tricky to implement, analysts said.
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That doesn't give anyone permission, particularly government workers in agencies like CBP, to use a broad brush and harass those just doing their jobs.
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Obviously there are big questions about how such broad-brush requirements will be measured and stood up (as well as actively enforced) in practice.
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Those familiar with Trump's plans say the president will speak about immigration and the repeal of the Affordable Care Act in broad brush strokes.
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Certainly, I know there are a lot of people with elected titles who feel that they are being tarred by a very broad brush.
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But Trump goes well beyond the standard campaign rhetoric to engage in a wholesale, broad-brush effort to entirely discredit the entire existing media ecosystem.
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" Yirendai: "I don't want to paint the whole broad brush of that group, but that is lending Chinese style, which I don't like at all.
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The "broad brush" alleging racial bias in the justice system, Pence suggested, divides the nation at a time when unity is more necessary than ever.
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Mozilla also signed up to the voluntary Code of Practice, and all the signatories committed to take broad-brush action to try to combat disinformation.
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We just paint with a broad brush that these are the issues that exist nationwide so we need to have a nationwide fix for it.
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In broad-brush terms, the consistent lack of tightness within the LME copper spreads is a sure signal there is no shortage of deliverable metal.
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The movie works so well because of its attention to detail, unwillingness to embrace easy answers and resistance to painting with a too-broad brush.
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When Republican governors notice that their state's economy is doing pretty well, what do they do before making broad-brush assertions about the national economy?
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Despite its idiosyncratic reference point, the exhibition paints with a broad brush, examining the many night-life fixtures and scandal magnets of the early aughts.
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"His campaign platform on foreign policy was comparatively broad-brush, leaving ample room for specifics to shift the trajectory in one way or another," said Feaver.
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His work resists being painted with a broad brush, despite the tendencies to hold him up as either an unimpeachable genius or an anti-feminist nightmare.
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"As it moves forward, I can see the Commission — as it's done in the past — taking over a broad brush big picture regulatory role," he says.
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Broad-brush, discriminatory and highly visible measures targeting Arab and Muslim populations are likely to create division, not heal it – playing right into the extremists' hands.
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It's a shame that such a broad brush was painted here across an industry of solid, noble, honest journalists that exist primarily outside of political reporting.
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But painting all Americans with the broad brush of a "retirement crisis" creates an incomplete picture of the true financial landscape faced by America's future retirees.
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But the refusal of Americans like Steinem to rethink their broad-brush condemnation of sex work, or the wisdom of rescue tactics, angers some feminists there.
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But broad brush is growth running about half as much as it was prior to the referendum, that's probably about right given what we know right now.
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In December a group of opposition politicians, union leaders, businesspeople, academics and church leaders reached consensus on a broad-brush document that draws on Mr Hausmann's work.
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When we paint women with a broad brush, we impose onto them our own expectations and limitations for who they should be and what they can do.
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China's Ministry of Environmental Protection released a report on Tuesday that highlighted in broad brush strokes some of the trends in air quality over the first quarter.
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"I would warn against painting with an overly broad brush about the potential consequences of this outcome," White House spokesman Josh Earnest said at a news briefing.
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"We unfortunately now have demonstrable data that shows that some of these regulations that do just paint this broad brush actually have a negative effect," she said.
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Nanci Clarence, a white-collar defense lawyer in California, said the United States would need to focus on "broad-brush fraud charges" to make an effective request.
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But there it is: the imposition of a simple narrative on history, the twisting of events to create one-dimensional heroes and villains, the broad-brush symbolism.
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As a younger American, I chafe at the broad brush with which we are painted, one that often fails to see the full spectrum of the country.
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"You can't paint a broad brush and say apparel is important for Amazon, so they're going to buy Gap," Maxim Group Managing Director Tom Forte told CNBC.
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"The market was getting painted with a pretty broad brush and we took the opportunity to buy strategically," said Scott Goginsky, a portfolio manager at Biondo Investment Advisors.
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Because "painting with a broad brush, performance has really been underwhelming, and fees are probably still too high," according to Jason Kephart, an alternative investments analyst at Morningstar.
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After a campaign in which Mr. Trump made little more than broad-brush pronouncements on climate and energy, the details of the president-elect's policies remain largely unknown.
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There are clearly threats in Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East that shouldn't be painted with a broad brush by a man who wants to be president.
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"Pete was one of those who was like, 'Let me give you the super broad brush,' and that didn't go over well with some people," Mr. Reeves said.
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He's sensitive about jazz becoming a marketing device, but also about the idea that it might be seen as a broad-brush label for experimentalism in American music.
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It could be that voters take a cognitive shortcut, letting broad-brush markers like party affiliation stand in for a close study of candidates' qualifications and policy stances.
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Though it would be easy to paint this kind of story in broad brush strokes—an angry woman gets even—playwright-turned-filmmaker Martin McDonagh doesn't go for easy.
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Gore recently endorsed the Green New Deal, a progressive, broad-brush outline of policies aimed at deeply cutting emissions while boosting employment, and a call for 100% renewable electricity.
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Yet we are still victim to numerous assaults and hate crimes here at home by those who with the broad brush of collective guilt label all Muslims as terrorists.
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" With a broad-brush criticism of both political parties, Murkowski spoke of their "apparent willingness...to destroy not just each other, but all of the institutions of our government.
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When you talk about MS-13 a tiny sliver of the 11 million odd undocumented immigrants the danger is that you paint with a broad brush-- (CROSSTALK) PIRRO: baloney.
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They're terrible, terrible people,' that's a really broad brush that I think most members of the Mormon Church, and many, many other faiths, find to be terribly, terribly offensive.
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Trump's performance should please his advisers, who want him to paint Democrats with a broad brush, rather than get drawn into individual fights at this stage of the race.
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Warren answers with a broad brush, essentially casting the modern Republican Party as an outgrowth and a contributor of the self-dealing forces that elevated Trump to the presidency.
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"We're troubled by these claims but also question [Oxfam's] efforts to paint the whole industry with a broad brush based on a handful of anonymous claims," the statement said.
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Their wins speak to the fact that women can't simply be painted with a broad brush but should be evaluated as individual, multifaceted candidates ... just like men would be.
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But it is a curious choice to finally stand up for political subtlety, and for not painting with a broad brush, with your back turned to Donald J. Trump.
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This worldview borrows from the "clash of civilizations" thesis of the political scientist Samuel P. Huntington, and combines straightforward warnings about extremist violence with broad-brush critiques of Islam.
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" Not only is Mr. Arpaio's pardon a "gift to the white nationalists," writes Ms. Talbot, but it also signifies "a broad-brush contempt for fundamental rights in this country.
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I think it's perfectly understandable that basically they're almost marking time here and filling in some of the details of the broad brush policies they set out last year.
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"What I'm more concerned about is the broad-brush critique of the whole concept of giving and the under-appreciation of all the good giving has done," he said.
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Painting with a broad brush, the majority of the workshop attendees were women who have sex with cisgender men (a category I find myself in too, most of the time).
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This boils down to a list of some very, very broad-brush "best practice principles" (such as "follow the money"; develop "solutions to increase transparency"; and "encourage research into disinformation"… ).
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Not even the SPLC, known for using a broad brush when it brands conservative organizations as hate groups, has come to judge Patriot Prayer as harshly as the California Democrat.
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They say broad-brush censorship is hobbling economic growth, breakthroughs in science, technology and innovation, the promotion of Chinese art and culture, and exchanges between young mainlanders and young Hongkongers.
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They said they were not troubled about Harris' tendency to talk about policy in broad brush strokes, a trait that has earned criticism that she lacks a clear, specific vision.
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So the game Facebook is here playing is to use security as a very broad-brush to try to defang legislation that could radically shrink its access to people's data.
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California attorney Janice Bellucci argued before a federal judge that the sex offender registry and other policies that target sex offenders "with one broad brush stroke" are harmful and counterproductive.
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There's sound basis in the historical data for painting the states with a broad brush, since on average, national movement does appear to show up in the swing states too.
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For the president to throw a broad-brush insult toward decent public servants on national television during a press conference designed to inform and reassure Americans is, quite simply, repulsive.
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Moreover, I don't know if focusing on a scathingly broad-brush indictment of men helps ease polarization between the sexes or provides enough dimension of how both sides truly hurt.
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"I want to work with Congress on a plan that is pro-growth, pro-jobs, pro-worker and pro-American," he wrote, sticking to a broad brush and avoiding details.
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The broad brush of complicity can be used in an attempt to tar almost anyone — just ask any public figure unfortunate enough to have been photographed smiling next to Weinstein.
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They hear the bad-mouthing that comes from people that seize upon tragedy as a reason to use a broad brush to accuse law enforcement of implicit bias or institutional racism.
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It's true that Facebook does already provide some data about broad-brush targeting, with a per-ad option users can click to get a response on 'why am I seeing this?
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But its categories tend to be fairly broad-brush, and arguably just make matters worse by creating yet more skincare products which buyers need to factor in to 'buy and try'.
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But the worst thing here is the mindless, broad-brush smear of every only child who ever existed, and all their parents — "far from family" is a red herring — just because . . .
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But even though CNN's moderators pressed for specifics, many of the candidates' answers offered only a brief, often broad-brush mention of how they'd attempt to solve the problems before them.
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"We identify the nature of his practice and the critiques offered by other courts when faced with his broad-brush attacks on class and securities litigation," Geyser said in his email.
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While admitting that some Middle Eastern students had cheated, Ali Alheid, 22, a mechanical engineering major from Kuwait, complained that the university had painted all of them with a broad brush.
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Still, Mr. Pritzker's statement is a broad brush considering violent crime in Illinois is down this decade compared with both the 2000s and the 1990s — a period of interchanging party rule.
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The Los Angeles City Council unanimously opposed the legislation, arguing that the broad-brush approach would undermine the city's efforts to balance necessary housing construction and the preservation of existing communities.
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Already, Republican campaign operatives are trying to paint Democrats with a broad brush, linking vulnerable lawmakers in conservative-leaning districts with liberal colleagues pushing for a single-payer health care system.
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Mr Yu is now an adviser to China's National Development and Reform Commission, which is in charge of developing the country's five-year plans, a reasonably broad-brush endeavour he supports.
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Asked by reporters about the big change to the 2017 growth forecast, Carney said in "broad-brush" terms the BoE was sticking to its view of the economy in three years' time.
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So I think in the licensing, what the administration is looking for is, to submit licenses - our intention initially was a broad brush - but ultimately we wanted the industry to submit licenses.
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SRI is a broad-brush term, that can be used to cover everything from divestment from companies seen as doing harm, to limiting investment to companies that do measurable good (impact investing).
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"You had a dovish Fed yesterday pushing the dollar down as a result and that is giving to a broad-brush lift to metals as a whole," said Citi analyst Oliver Nugent.
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"We will find you, we will arrest you, we will jail you and we will deport you," Trump said, painting with a broad brush to imply all the gang members are immigrants.
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"Any solution needs to be extremely targeted toward what actually occurred, and you have to take each situation into account and can't just have a big broad brush with regulation," she said.
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This gave the entire field a black eye, while audiologists — who are doctoral-level professionals — were painted with the same broad brush as those who simply sold hearing aids without appropriate fittings.
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"We need to be cautious about broad-brush generalizations," Alexander McCormick, an Indiana University professor who is the director of the National Survey of Student Engagement, said to me in an email.
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"In broad brush strokes, they're doing nothing for the bottom 35 percent, they're doing very little and possibly raising taxes on the middle class, and they've specified tax cuts for the wealthy."
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He also offers a fascinating, brief broad-brush sketch of the ways Americans scrubbed their own revolutionary record, making all Americans into Patriots, and Patriots into warriors who bled but rarely bloodied.
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A host of Democratic senators and senior aides told CNN that the allegations from Avenatti's client gave the GOP an opening to conflate -- and dismiss -- all the allegations in one broad brush.
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"Our call was in the big, broad brush strokes to see a dollar rebound in the first half of the year, and then see that fade as central banks reprice," he said.
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If a young Chinese official were to visit today, she is not sure his delegation would get the same sort of welcome: "What we show them might be a bit broad-brush now."
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The parties made limited progress on European policy, agreeing a broad-brush statement that said that "Germany can only do well if Europe does well" while listing 25 open points for further debate.
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And it&aposs sad to me that the fine agents of ICE and Homeland Security investigations get painted with a broad brush and get accused of being -- INGRAHAM: It&aposs very emotional, John.
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It also paints all Russian citizens with a broad brush as unable to make up their own mind because they are brainwashed by falsehoods pounded into the shape of truth by state media.
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On both sides of the Atlantic, critics paint Brexit with the same broad brush as avowedly populist, and in some cases extreme, movements in France, the Netherlands and other parts of Western Europe.
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Trump, in alignment with the desires of rank-and-file Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, has shifted back to broad-brush enforcement that aims to instill fear in as many immigrants as possible.
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As we've always said, anyone found guilty of breaking the law or the oath should be punished, but to allow every officer to be painted with a broad brush is unfair and irresponsible.
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And there's a pattern of turning righteous causes into indiscriminate attacks, painting with a destructively broad brush and branding certain actors irredeemable, which doesn't leave them any room — or much motivation — for redemption.
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They would only be able to offer a broad-brush sketch of what he was like: the man they felt they knew, the man they did not want to acknowledge they were mourning.
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Ruth's visit to a family bris with Gregory the motel proprietor feels unlikely, and for a show that prides itself on deconstructing stereotypes, it paints Russian Jewish immigrants with a pretty broad brush.
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However, we do have forecast models that can tell us — in a general, broad-brush way — whether the upcoming season is likely to be different from an average winter, and if so, how.
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Like other broad-brush charges that self-styled liberal pragmatists levy against "wish-list economics" and the assault on private health insurance, the class reductionist canard is a bid to shut down debate.
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She sets out not only to bust stereotypes about submissive Japanese-American women but also to rescue hick Kentuckians, intolerant Christians, "tiger moms" and even the dying from the broad brush of caricature.
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If they are rescinded, the opposite is the case, and the door is open to things like Paul Ryan's broader "war on the poor," or Bannon's broad-brush attack on all forms of immigration.
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Since Trump first rolled out a series of broad-brush tax proposals in the heat of last year's presidential election campaign, tax policy watchdog groups have been eagerly awaiting more details of his plan.
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Meanwhile, in the U.K., the legislative push in recent years has been to expand the investigatory capabilities of domestic intelligence agencies — with counterterrorism the broad-brush justification for this push to normalize mass surveillance.
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It is the exact opposite of the efforts made by Trump's two predecessors in the White House -- George W. Bush and Barack Obama -- to avoid painting all Muslims with the broad brush of terrorism.
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BoE Governor Mark Carney said that in broad-brush terms, the central bank was on the same page as investors who expect two more 20.7626 basis-point rate hikes before the end of 2020.
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If they are rescinded, the opposite is the case, and the door is open to things like Paul Ryan's broader "war on the poor" or Bannon's broad-brush attack on all forms of immigration.
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Earlier, Governor Mark Carney told Scotland's Herald newspaper that in "broad brush" terms, the economy was still slowing as expected in the BoE's August forecasts, which see economic growth dropping to 0.7 percent next year.
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But criticisms of that kind of overly broad brush have not factored heavily into the case, and the allegation is one of the most serious facing Raniere, who has pleaded not guilty on all counts.
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And if we fall into the trap of painting all Muslims with a broad brush, and imply that we are at war with an entire religion, then we are doing the terrorists' work for them.
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"It's very frustrating when [Clinton] stands up against broad brush attacks against Muslims and the next moment she says our only value... to the nation rests on us being a national security asset," McCaw says.
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While things like real estate values have contributed to the decline, exacerbating it is the fact that the city paints the definition of an adult shop with a very broad brush, according to Ms. Dubno.
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And at the political rallies that are becoming a daily event as the election draws closer, the president has waded into racially fraught waters, using a broad brush to paint immigrants as villainous and dangerous.
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Blade Runner 2049 has a real villain problem, and while that's a pretty broad brush to paint with, it seems appropriate here because the thin line between hero and villain was so vital to the original.
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"This is an attempt to paint these visitors and paint these refugees with a broad brush, as being terrorists and being criminals," said Abed Ayoub, legal and policy director of the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee.
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Trump administration officials laid out broad-brush ideas for a tax overhaul Wednesday, asserting that large tax cuts focused heavily on businesses and affluent American households would pay for themselves through a burst of economic growth.
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Most early states were able to operate with these broad identities by being pretty broad-brush themselves; they dealt with intermediaries such as local chieftains, village heads and holy men, or through collective fines or punishment.
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In addition to creating the impression of a President ill-suited for the world's most important job, Wolff's broad brush paints a credible picture of those struggling to work with him or plotting their own ascents.
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"The problem with saying it's 'an opioid' without qualification is that it just paints everything with this broad brush, and obviously carries a negative connotation given what's going on in the country right now," Kruegel says.
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But there's more than one route to caricature, which this book proves by shoehorning broad-brush biographical details, song analysis and old interviews into a grand unified theory of the major moments of the singer's career.
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Sheriff Bouchard: Civil rights investigations are routinely undertaken by the Department of Justice, and we're not suggesting that they stop, but the broad-brush approach that "virtually every department is broken" has been a frustrating dialogue.
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"If we fall into the trap of painting all Muslims with a broad brush and imply that we are at war with an entire region, then we're doing the terrorists' work for them," Obama said on Tuesday.
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Cohn called the announcement a "broad-brush overview" stressing that administration officials were still in discussions on the details of the plan, which would have to be translated into legislation and passed by Congress before taking effect.
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"Perceptions of the wealthy in history and popular culture have been painted with a broad brush that doesn't reflect the majority of financially successful people in society," said Keith Banks, president of U.S. Trust, in a release.
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"If we fall into the trap of painting all Muslims with a broad brush, and implying that we are going to war with an entire religion, then we are doing the terrorists' work for them," he continued.
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The second is—under the broad brush of interpersonal skills—what are the strengths and weaknesses of a group of human beings [you are managing], and how you can help them face the issues, no matter what?
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And now what we saw with this one is a pretty broad-brush attack from a lot of vectors by a very capable adversary, who knows how to use all its instruments to pursue its national objective.
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"I reject the broad brush that one must wait until age 50 or 60 to purchase coverage," said Kent Schmidgall, CFP and wealth advisor with Buckingham Strategic Wealth, who purchased coverage eight years ago at age 27.
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"If we fall into the trap of painting all Muslims with the broad brush, and imply that we're at war with an entire religion, then we're doing the terrorists' work for them," Mr. Obama said on Tuesday.
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"If we fall into the trap of painting all Muslims with a broad brush and imply that we are at war with an entire religion, then we are doing the terrorists' work for them," Mr. Obama said.
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I would say that maybe if had to just generalize and paint with a broad brush, they're all more interested in the ideology part of it than the trolling part, and the other part's interested in trolling.
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While Democrats have only a slight edge in terms of voter registration in Nassau, Mr. Martins can expect to be painted with the broad brush of both President Trump and the current county executive, Edward P. Mangano.
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That's especially the case when you size up Warren's proposals alongside Bernie Sanders's broad-brush pledge to wipe out the existing student loan system, establish free college for all, and work out most of the details later.
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Bill: Well the emerging markets are under some pressure right now, and as we've seen time, after time, after time, markets tend to paint a broad brush over all emerging markets as if they are the same.
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And indeed, while Clinton apologized for painting with such a broad brush as to call fully half of Trump's supporters deplorables, her campaign is very much sticking to the core accusation that Trump is trafficking in bigotry.
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Although fundamentalist Christians might paint both groups with a broad brush, Satanists are distinguished from witches—the former tend to describe themselves as adhering to a non-theistic religion opposed to superstition, while the latter decidedly embraces it.
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As the play begins, Yael is 44, a leftist whose nagging sense of Israeli moral culpability butts up against her personal history: What is a broad-brush belief in harmony without the ability to forgive one-on-one?
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LONDON, Nov 3 (Reuters) - The Bank of England's "broad-brush" view of the British economy's progress in the next few years has not changed despite bumping up its growth forecasts for 2017, Governor Mark Carney said on Thursday.
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Last year, Politico's Michael Kruse delivered perhaps the most fruitful investigation into Trump's executive style: Rather than magisterial and decisive, Trump the actual boss swings wildly between micromanaging meddler and can't-be-bothered, broad-brush, big-picture thinker.
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"We have to be careful not to have a broad-brush when talking about the Middle East," Al-Rumaihi told CNBC's Hadley Gamble during the World Economic Forum in Davos, when asked about security concerns in the region.
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Mr. Trump clearly sees a political advantage in his targeting of the congresswomen, betting that by focusing attention on them, he will be better able to paint all Democrats with a broad brush of socialism and radical policies.
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Alexander Hamilton, one of the two principal authors of the Federalist Papers, described the impeachment process in his Essay No. 65 in broad-brush strokes as dealing with presidential "misconduct" that violated the "public trust" and was "political" nature.
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The ruling also brought a fresh round of right-wing pundits using FGM for broad-brush smears against Muslims and immigrants, frustrating activists who want to make it clear they're fighting an ancient practice that spans cultures and religions.
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At a rally in Iowa this week, Donald J. Trump explained in bold terms and broad brush strokes the many ways he would improve the United States as president: building a wall, rebuilding the military, beating China on trade.
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The movement lacks nuance, some say, noting not all men accused of misconduct need to be treated with the same broad brush as that used in the case of Weinstein, who stands accused of sexual assault - charges he denies.
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They routinely decry the party's alleged abandonment of the "working class"—a broad-brush indictment that obscures the wide support Trump drew from whites of all classes, as well as Hillary Clinton's plurality of support from working-class Americans.
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"So, if we're going to paint with a broad brush and say 30 percent of transferred detainees may be going back to the fight and killing Americans, let's tell the whole story and put it in perspective," he continued.
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"What I hope comes out of the summit is that President Trump and Kim Jong Un paint a broad-brush ... framework of where we need to go, and agree on some principles and agree to kick off a process," he said.
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In the end, the most important takeaway from this work is that the suburbs can't be depicted with a broad brush, and that when we analyze them for demographic or political purposes, we should be aware of the polarization within.
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But none of these disputes—nor those in the South and East China Seas—is subject to anything resembling a peace process, and none is discussed in more than broad-brush terms at any of the various regional security talking shops.
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The government did not immediately publish the report, which foreign experts say could provide a nuanced view of what went on inside the cockpit and computers of flight 302, but gave a broad-brush view, targeting Boeing and U.S. regulators.
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But simply because of the color of my skin, my last name, my first language (Spanish) and my country of origin, I am painted with a denigrating broad brush handed to those with anti-immigrant bents, by our own president.
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Conway said that Trump's tweet should not be used to paint with a broad brush, but criticized the media for not focusing enough on the positives at the president's recent rallies, where supporters regularly jeer the press at Trump's urging.
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"While certain, mainly Democratic, Governors across the country chose their states zones in a way I do not agree with, taking a broad brush and sunsetting opportunity for hundreds of communities across the country at once is unacceptable," Scott said.
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Pence said: [Police] hear the bad mouthing that comes from people that seize upon tragedy in the wake of police action shootings as a reason to use a broad brush to accuse law enforcement of implicit bias or institutional racism.
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They dismiss the detailed findings of the researchers and argue that the "new anti-Semitism" catchphrase wrongly places broad-brush blame on the country's Muslims — and at a time when anti-Muslim bigotry is rising in France and elsewhere in Europe.
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Or to put it in the police commissioner's terms, most Australian extremists "are people who are born, educated and raised in Australia," and to focus on whatever migrant backgrounds they have is to use "an extremely broad brush" to describe them.
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Conversely, a clearer and more specific account of what's wrong with heckler's veto tactics — rather than broad-brush efforts to castigate them as emblematic of a broad social crisis — might be more effective at actually persuading people not to engage in them.
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If you do read the page you'll find Amazon offers some broad-brush explanation there which tells you that after an Alexa device has been woken by its wake word, the AI will "begin recording and sending your request to Amazon's secure cloud".
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The majority criticized Kavanaugh's vote to uphold the program, noting that he "paints with a broad brush without regard to precedent" on both the D.C. Circuit and the Supreme Court "on the particularity of the Fourth Amendment inquiry" on such drug testing programs.
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That has caused some grumbling at City Hall, where aides to Mr. de Blasio have watched Mr. Bratton attract unwelcome press — denigrating rap artists, linking marijuana and violence, accusing Black Lives Matter protesters of bigotry for their broad-brush approach to police.
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First, the overall trajectory of the economy looks very much the way it did this time a year ago; if you assume some amount of statistical noise, in broad brush strokes the 2017 economy looks pretty much identical to the 2016 economy.
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He and his campaign have been painting the candidates with a broad brush as "Radical Left," and have recently begun to focus more on Bernie Sanders, adding to his obsession with Joe Biden, which is at the center of the impeachment inquiry.
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"What I hope comes out of the summit is that President Trump and Kim Jong Un paint a broad brush of the framework of where we need to go, agree on some principles and agree to kick off a process," said Yun.
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The Trump administration's new tariffs on imported washing machines and solar panels smack of protectionism, but they are not signaling the U.S. is willing to take the kind of broad-brush trade actions that would upset the stock market, such as killing NAFTA.
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"Kim Guadagno should be ashamed of herself for the way she's politicizing the deaths of three children and painting a community with the broad brush of a murderer, a tactic she must have gleaned from President Trump," Murphy said in response to the ad.
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Building on a single page of campaign bullet points promising to simply the sprawling U.S. tax code, give middle-class workers a break and help businesses compete, the administration unveiled a long-awaited "framework" that provided only broad brush outlines of an overhaul proposal.
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" As Columbia University pharmacologist Andrew Kruegel told Tonic last month, "The problem with saying it's 'an opioid' without qualification is that it just paints everything with this broad brush, and obviously carries a negative connotation given what's going on in the country right now.
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But Mr. Trump has shown little such restraint, targeting Muslims with a broad brush, including when he claimed on the campaign trail last year that "Islam hates us" and when he called for a "total and complete shutdown" of Muslims coming to the United States.
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When the first list of China tariffs, amounting to $50 billion on high-tech goods, was announced in April, career officials at the Office of the United States Trade Representative could see that the broad-brush taxes could have negative effects on many American businesses.
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Painting a very broad brush for the sake of brevity, the federal government viewed its role in transit funding as supporting those capital expenses that wouldn't get done otherwise, although a small amount of money was made available for keeping service stable in some cities.
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While some are stressing a need to wait and see what actions follow Trump's broad-brush rhetoric, international envoys and editorial pages also picked up on what the President didn't say -- his failure to reaffirm the traditional American role as a global leader of the international community.
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AND I KNOW YOU WERE THERE, I SAW THE PRESIDENT REFERENCE YOU AND LOOKED AROUND FOR YOU AND POINTED OVER AND I THOUGHT AS FAR AS A SPEECH GOES IT WAS POPULIST, IT WAS BROAD BRUSH, I THOUGHT IT HIT ON A LOT OF GREAT POINTS.
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"What's getting the bulk of the attention today is concerns about the quality of bank balance sheets, and, as is always the case, the market reacts quickly and paints with a pretty broad brush," said Scott Clemons, chief investment strategist at Brown Brothers Harriman in New York.
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There are a number of scenarios this year, but in broad-brush terms whoever has a better result in London will probably finish No. 1, although Djokovic could hurt his chances by advancing to the knockout rounds with a 1-2 record in round-robin play.
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But Mr. Trump has shown little such restraint, targeting Muslims with a broad brush, such as when he claimed on the campaign trail last year that "Islam hates us" and when he called for a "total and complete shutdown" of Muslims coming to the United States.
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"Let's stop thinking ill of ourselves, or to believe that France would be a country where solidarity doesn't exist, where one always has to spend more," Mr. Macron said, using the broad-brush concept — solidarity — the French use to designate their generous array of social benefits.
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RELATED: Here's what we know about Trump's budget math Looking at the broad-brush impact of Trump's proposals, 54% say they generally do more to help the rich, 35% that they do more to help the middle class and just 7% that they do more to help the poor.
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I'm going to paint with some very broad brush strokes here and say that people's reasons for cheating tend to fall into roughly one or more of the following categories: I invite the writers of the other letters to think about which of these categories they fall into.
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I could imagine the foreboding they must have experienced, being painted with a broad brush as potential terrorists -- as threats to our national security, because we Japanese-Americans were likewise characterized as spies and saboteurs more than 75 years ago after the bombing of Pearl Harbor by Japan.
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But they also — they also hear the bad mouthing, the bad mouthing that comes from people that seize upon tragedy in the wake of police action shootings as — as a reason to — to use a broad brush to accuse law enforcement of — of implicit bias or institutional racism.
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"I think we all have painted the millennials with abroad brush stroke, and that broad brush stroke is defined by the financial crisis and the great recession, which dramatically impacted their ability to form households and families, and do the traditional shopping that people have done," he added.
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As a globe-spanning attempt to tell a start-to-finish story of the drug trade, "Zerozerozero" evokes Steven Soderbergh's 2000 film "Traffic" (based on the superior British mini-series "Traffik"), and it shares the movie's tendency to sacrifice dramatic specificity for the sake of broad-brush platitudes.
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In a painting by the American artist Alice Neel, full of broad brush strokes and vibrant colors, Nochlin looms large as a matriarch, her wide eyes confronting the viewer head-on, as she protectively envelops her daughter, Daisy, who — like her mother — stares out expectantly from the canvas.
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The benefit of a RICO charge is that it brings together disparate acts by different defendants into a single case, allowing the Justice Department to paint with a broad brush to show that this was not isolated misconduct but part of a widespread effort to violate the law.
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They are, first, areas judged best in number and rareness of species by experienced field biologists; second, "hot spots," localities known to support a large number of species of a specific favored group such as birds and trees; and third, broad-brush areas delineated by geography and vegetation, called ecoregions.
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Until Congress cleans up ethics oversight in both chambers, establishes an equivalent body to the OCE in the Senate and furnishes it with subpoena power, elected leaders of both parties will continue to be painted with the same broad brush as the worst rulebreakers that find their way into breaking news headlines.
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And now more progressive outlets like New York Magazine are acknowledging that we may have yet another fake news situation on our hands, a situation that plays right into Donald Trump's ability to apply yet another broad brush against "dishonest media" as a whole because of the sloppiness of one outlet or publication.
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Apple's workaround for what some have argued is a convenience vs privacy impasse is to apply a level of obfuscation to the raw user data, in order to protect individuals' privacy, only taking this fuzzier data off to its cloud for analyzing (in bulk) to enable it to draw some broad-brush conclusions about usage trends.
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He suggests a more broad-brush approach may win out in the near term, such as the Commission looking at the operation of the entire single market — "and how that can be done more effectively and efficiently" — rather than trying to tackle head-on national resistance if the EU pushes to get input on Member States' tax systems.
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"The threat of steep tariffs on vehicle and auto component imports risks undermining GM's competitiveness against foreign auto producers by erecting broad-brush trade barriers that increase our global costs, remove a key means of competing with manufacturers in lower-wage countries, and promote a trade environment in which we could be retaliated against in other markets," GM wrote.
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But the Cellar's reputation as a home to cranky antagonists of the politically correct is a simplification, a broad-brush description of a club that has showcased everyone from Mike Birbiglia to Ali Wong, Hasan Minhaj to Amy Schumer "My mandate is to present the most honest representation of the comics as I can," Tremper said.
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"Overruling Korematsu the way the court did in this case reduces the overruling to symbolism that is so bare that it is deeply troubling, given the parts of the reasoning behind Korematsu that live on in today's decision: a willingness to paint with a broad brush by nationality, race or religion by claiming national security grounds," he said.
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BRANDON JUDD, PRESIDENT OF THE NATIONAL BORDER PATROL COUNCIL, THE AGENTs' UNION: We have been pointed at with this broad brush and there are certain segments trying to make this out that all agents are bad and 'Here's the proof, look at these Facebook posts,' when really the vast majority of our agents are very good people.
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But to do so would be to ignore the degree to which Trump has sought to undo Bush's focus on on free trade agreements as a way to guard against global protectionism, his belief in the need for comprehensive immigration reform as consistent with the founding ideals of the country and his unwillingness to paint Islam with the broad brush of terrorism.
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Where ad tech is concerned, there are also some interesting projects being worked on — such as the blockchain-based Brave browser which is aiming to build an ad targeting system that does local, on-device targeting (only needing to know the user's language and a broad-brush regional location), rather than the current, cloud-based ad exchange model that's built atop mass surveillance.
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The show's called Mandalas, so there's religion and spirituality in here somewhere, too, albeit of a fairly broad-brush kind that could perhaps encompass Shintoism, Buddhism, Hinduism, Christianity, and in fact almost anything that might appeal to anyone inclined to slight feelings of vertigo when confronted with the unfathomable enormity of it all, and the passing fragility of nature… What's Hirst up to in general these days?
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads When I was in my 20s, I read a piece of fiction that called out white Americans with a broad brush: those in rural counties and in cities, working class and bourgeoisie, all of white America that gladly took part in the murder of black men and women in the quiet of night by way of lynch mobs.
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"We have not run this campaign as a campaign against the GOP with the big broad brush — we've run it against Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE," Kaine told the Associated Press on Saturday.
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He also warned that Trump may try to take this "broad-brush approach" to special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE, who is investigating the president and his campaign for possible obstruction of justice and collusion with Russian agents during the 2016 election.
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Daemon X Machina uses a broad brush to characterize these pilots, which leaves the bulk of them somewhere between archetype and stereotype: Savior, an aristocrat with a noblesse oblige moral code and a goth's closet; Red Dog and Klondike, maniacal prisoners working off their sentences by blowing up malevolent robots and shouting about it; Artist, the dreadlocked, loud-music loving, uh, graffiti artist, who shares a merc company with the native-coded Falcon, whose (too limited) dialog is too often the sort of shared aphoristic wisdom given to such characters in lieu of meaningful characterization.
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This is an incendiary claim to say the least, and anybody familiar with a bit of history will notice that Islam has been practiced in all sorts of ways over the past 14 centuries, just like the other major religions — but it's notable how many prominent Muslims and ex-Muslims, like Maajid Nawaz and Sarah Haider, take a similar line to Kassam's; and however you interpret their hostility to Islam, it's difficult to paint someone like Kassam, a child of Indian immigrants from East Africa, with the broad brush of xenophobia.
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Which is the other bizarre thing about Spadaro and Figueroa's broad brush: As the American Catholic writer Patrick Smith points out, by warning against a Catholicism that takes political sides or indulges in moralistic rhetoric or otherwise declaims on "who is right and who is wrong" in contemporary debates, the pope's men are effectively condemning not only American conservative Catholics but also the pope's own writings on poverty and environmentalism, his support for grass-roots "popular movements" in the developing world and his stress on the organic link between family, society, religion and the state.
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