On character trait after character trait, large majorities of the public gave Trump poor ratings.
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But empathy is the essential character trait for our moment.
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For me, that's about the greatest character trait you could have.
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Some amazing thing you did, or some amazing character trait you demonstrated.
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It's almost suggested as a desirable character trait for women to have.
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That's the kind of character trait that we should want in government.
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There is also the issue of danger as a Formula One character trait.
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He's a repository of almost every character trait that we reprimand children for.
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Strength in and of itself typically isn't a character but a character trait.
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But, maybe Brooke has really terrible luck (another classic Farmiga AHS character trait).
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Their trigger vomiting is built into the narrative, almost as a character trait.
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Her decision to abort her baby is portrayed as part of this character trait.
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Not a character trait that I would advise for somebody in the Oval Office.
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"Sincerity is a very important dimension and we value this character trait," Sezer explains.
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"Slob" is a defining character trait of lots and lots of different kinds of people.
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Sanders is widely seen as grumpy (although that's a character trait his core supporters love).
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Clinton, but she's resilient under pressure, a character trait notably lacking on the other side.
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella's top character trait is emotionality, according to job search firm Paysa.
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Rogers is the inverse of Stark, in that his defining character trait is his goodness.
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What character trait do we want to make sure to protect as everything else falls apart?
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For both women, curiosity is an essential character trait, plus they love sharing what they discover.
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Once lunchtime rolls around, however, Chris' secondary character trait comes into play: She really loves Subway.
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This emotional sensitivity is portrayed both as a distinct character trait and a symbol of cultural difference.
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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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John McCain, "which is not a winning character trait for Trump" explained another source close to Volker.
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Muir is wary of agendas, political or otherwise, a longstanding character trait rooted in his scene origins.
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Likewise, Erin's budding relationship with Leah, another woman of color, isn't used as a flat queer character trait.
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He does not play well with others -- a difficult, but not always fatal, character trait for a politician.
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The side each took in the revolution cannot be explained by any obvious character trait or life experience.
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We're a couple of nice guys, which stopped being a desirable character trait about half a century ago.
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The other thing I've learned over time is that humility is an incredibly overlooked but important character trait.
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It also sets up a central character trait, her penchant for eating whatever at any time of day.
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That said, there's a power behind that character trait that [Kaine's] opponents in the past have found devastating.
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Thor and Black Panther share the defining character trait of a pledge to their homelands and their people.
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A character using a they pronoun doesn't just have access to every gender portrait, but every character trait, too.
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The move was consistent with a character trait that has haunted Clinton throughout a quarter century in national politics.
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"That is just one part about who she is but I don't think it's a character trait," she asserted.
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Trump, whose most prominent character trait is shamelessness, suffers little damage among his core supporters for his daily trespasses.
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What Crazy Rich Asians gives us, though, is a movie in which Asianness is not a defining character trait.
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If that's the most interesting character trait about me, then I have failed in my pursuit of containing multitudes.
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Cooking is how he de-stresses, which might be the single greatest character trait you could find in a spouse.
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Each account chooses a specific character trait to focus on and highlights celebrities or fictional characters who possess that quality.
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"That will be very, very important as a character trait for the new head of the F.A.A.," Mr. Harteveldt said.
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It's a character trait that endears him to many Americans who feel the political establishment doesn't take them seriously, either.
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"We really wanted a perfect package of physicality, the cuteness, the wit, the extroverted character trait of hers," he said.
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Trump's deep desire for legitimacy is not some new character trait that has emerged from during his early days in power.
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Resiliency is a necessary and defining character trait of those who have passed down family-owned farming and ranching operations for generations.
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The test revealed that agreeableness is a weak character trait for nine of the subjects and a medium strength trait for 13.
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Shame is a character trait which can destroy the most successful of people and reduce them to an embarrassed version of themselves.
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The poor math skills that seemed at first like an arbitrary character trait were more likely invented to enable that very joke.
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She's the youngest child, where she is the boss and she's extremely stubborn, which a great character trait in going to fight cancer.
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So it is mystifying that the ultimate market-based phenomenon in a democracy — political discourse — is currently dominated by this despised character trait.
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Does anyone else have a gaming quirk or character trait that you'll find yourself expressing no matter what kind of game you're playing?
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"I thought you knew what I wanted," he says, even though absolutely no one knows what he wants and that's his main character trait.
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In some roles, Ms. Portman stiffens up and never seems to get out of her head; in "Jackie" this works as a character trait.
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At this point, we are being asked to worry that Daenerys is just as crazy as her father, whose defining character trait was being crazy.
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This desire to watch people who work for him fight it out for his attention and approval is not a new character trait for Trump.
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Why is the movie at pains to clumsily shoehorn a love of "science" as Milly's defining character trait, but for no reason, and with no consequence?
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It comes off as an easy way to motivate Graham, her second husband (and Ryan's step-grandfather), whose main character trait up until then was vague cowardice.
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Book Clay is flat as paper, a self-described nice guy whose defining character trait is that parents like him because he says please and thank you.
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He was vivacious and charming, draped in understated European finery — including dress shoes so elegant I filed the detail away under the mental heading Interesting Character Trait.
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If there's any universal truth on The Walking Dead, it's that the dead never stay dead, and Morgan's grief has always been his most defining character trait.
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Unlike so many detective drama antiheroes whose main complication is their inability to connect to their peers emotionally, Eve's primary character trait is her intense sense of intuition.
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Despite this fact, Reggie's mounting hatred for Southsiders, who appear to have done nothing to him personally, becomes a major character trait in the back half of season 2.
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Thirty nine percent of voters said the most important character trait for a candidate was that he or she "can bring change"; Trump won that group 82% to 14%.
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So, it's more than a little disappointing when she's lured back at the end, Philip baiting her with a new bad-boy character trait (he tells her he's married).
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Washington (CNN)There are multiple explanations for President Donald Trump's latest pardon storm but they are all rooted in a defining character trait -- his relish for wielding unchecked power.
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The fact that the KKK Switches sign is so innocuous, rather than a central plot point or a main character trait, makes it a weird hill to die on.
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Trump was previously reported to have doubts over his loyalty, a character trait he appears to hold in high regard, according to a New York Times report in November 2018.
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Because four in 10 voters said the most important character trait in a candidate was someone who could bring real change to Washington; Trump won those voters by 68 percentage points.
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Chris' main character trait is "being weird," and his interest in trans women is frustratingly used as another example of his "weirdness," rather than a sensitive exploration of his own sexuality.
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It tells you that he's insecure enough that he pumps himself up by putting other people down, not a character trait that I would advise for somebody in the Oval Office.
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" In other words, happiness may come and go but optimism is a character trait -- one that can be measured quite accurately with a series of statements called the "life orientation test.
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That's a character trait that appeals to me as a millennial and as a person who believes in tolerance and working together for the common good of the United States of America.
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As he enters the third year of his presidency, 65% of Americans say Trump is not honest, including 25% of Republicans — "his worst grade ever on that character trait," according to Quinnipiac.
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Let's revisit the other glaring issue with this insipid movie: Casting can make or break a rom-com, but sometimes even just one puzzling character trait can leave audiences thinking but why?
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That being said, when your employer expressly puts clauses in your contract to keep you under a certain number, it might mean that your beefiness is more obstacle than charming character trait.
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I DON'T THINK I NEED TO COMMENT SPECIFICALLY ABOUT THOSE OTHER THAN TO SAY THAT DURING, FIRST OF ALL, IT'S A CHARACTER TRAIT OF THE WALT DISNEY COMPANY TO MANAGE ITS BUSINESSES EFFICIENTLY.
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Also on the seventh, Venus sextiles Mars, cluing you in to some talent or character trait that's really working for you, even though you previously may not have been so aware of it.
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Her family's reluctance to participate would make for some added drama in the final episode, and Nick finds her very beautiful, which is the main character trait he is capable of seeing in women.
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As the series progresses we see him become less obedient to both regimes and I think obedience was a German character trait until this generation shook it off and began to think for themselves.
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What the movie's mahjong scene and other cultural coding makes me yearn for, though, is movies in which Asianness is a core character trait—but in a way that feels authentic rather than prescribed.
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Not a character trait that I would advise for somebody in the Oval Office," Obama told the audience, adding Trump "doesn't care much about the basic values that we try to impart to our kids.
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AUGUSTA, Ga. (Reuters) - Years of trials and tribulations have given Tiger Woods a new character trait – humility, which could prove a valuable tool in his rousing comeback bid to return to the top of the golf world.
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It is her single distinctive character trait: She is not clever, she is not kind, she is not a survivor, she is not a hero, she is not manipulative, she is not a leader, she is not interesting.
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But, despite the extensive reviews and thinkpieces about the film, there's one thing that's been driving me insane ever since I saw it, a recurring character trait pertaining to Elio that no other publication seems to have noticed.
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Even his jokes land flat, most painfully those associated with Fallon (John Sanders), the talent manager whose fondness for cutesy acronyms (Trip and Pamela are said to be LAME — "Lustful And Mercilessly Entertaining") serves as a lone character trait.
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It would follow that Sam, whose main character trait is "huge asshole" would follow in the same vein as Debbie, but low and behold...he took Ruth's side and smashed Grant's car with a tire iron in typically blasé Sam fashion.
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Charm is, in fact, the count's central character trait, one that infuriates the tribunal we see him face, via court transcript, at the beginning of the book: Vyshinsky: Count Rostov, you do not seem to appreciate the gravity of your position.
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And although our sensibilities have relaxed in recent years, we're still collectively operating under the assumption that "normal" people have "normal" sex, and that an interest in activities outside of what's considered broadly acceptable is an indication of some hidden, deviant character trait.
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But the piece also reveals that Young Thug may have a bit of a gambling problem, and those around him aren't happy with this careless character trait: "A lot of times, me and his sisters keep them away," Be EL Be said.
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Narcissus, the mythological namesake of this wholly uncool character trait did, you'll remember, become so enamored by his reflection on the surface of a pool that he hung out there gazing at it until he realized that his love could not be reciprocated and killed himself.
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Rating The protagonist is Monroe's best friend Coy, who bonds with her over their shared love of the 1980s and disdain for modern technology — a convenient character trait that allows Wilder to ignore any changes that the junior high experience may have incurred over the past 30 years.
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The two lead roles — one as as figure skater Tonya Harding and the other as DC Comics villain Harley Quinn — don't appear to have any similarities (one's based on real life and the other on a comic), but they do share one big character trait: their fiery tempers.
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In the episodes since Zoe's season 2 finale introduction, This Is Us has continued to remind us just how "difficult" Zoe's backstory is, often to the point where the mystery of her past was treated like more of a central character trait than her love of documentary filmmaking and a no B.S. attitude.
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After the crossover series The Defenders mostly played Jessica's alcoholism for laughs, the second season of Jessica Jones gets serious by having different characters repeatedly calling out the hero's unhealthy behaviors, though creator and showrunner Melissa Rosenberg still wavers over whether Jones' drinking habits are a real problem or an endearing character trait.
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Still, for a college located in the heart of Cajun country — where resourcefulness is considered a defining character trait — it seemed inevitable that once Louisiana-Lafayette began slapping its red fleur-de-lis logo on hamburger buns, coffee and wine, it would license what might be considered an essential oil in these parts — beer.
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That was a character [trait] that had already been present, but I think in establishing that was something I could do ... I do think that changed a bit with how the dialogue developed and how it evolved from there, because people spoke to me, rather than speaking to my parents or through somebody else.
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The issue establishes that Sabrina can never fall in love or she will lose her powers (a character trait reminiscent of Kim Novak's witch in the 1958 film "Bell, Book, and Candle"), but that aspect of the character is dropped fairly quickly, as many of her stories involve going on dates and flirting with boys.
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The Mountain Between Us is a prime example of a movie that doesn't trust its audience to have their own emotions, and instead instructs them on which emotions to have: Every plot device, every character trait, every story beat is specifically designed to wring the last drop of emotion from even the stoniest of moviegoing hearts.
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They had talented athletes and smart management, and if the sports section revealed that the best players seemed to get kicked out of nightclubs and into possession and assault charges with surprising frequency, that all registered mostly as a sort of broad character trait, like a mustache or one of the unforgivably wet-looking perms that were then in fashion.
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In any case, the man cave has slipped out of popular culture for the most part, or set aside for ridicule — in the oddly sharp Totino's Pizza Roll sketches written by Saturday Night Live's Chris Kelly and Sarah Schneider, or as the main character trait of You're the Worst's bumbling orthopedic surgeon Vernon, who spends all of his time talking about boobs and begging peripheral men to hang out with him in his basement.
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In fact, the one irreducible character trait of a Trump Lawyer is that he or she is willing to take on Trump as a client, one who often either doesn't solicit their advice or simply ignores it; who subverts their legal strategy on national television; who requires them to deny facts that he has confirmed and confirm facts that he has denied; who won't stop tweeting inflammatory, threatening and clearly false statements.
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