She isn't just critiquing her streaming platform, she's critiquing the show it let her produce.
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In some ways, critiquing Bono as a person right now is critiquing capitalism in some way.
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People have been adapting, and then critiquing, and then adapting, and then critiquing it for decades — each iteration a kind of Rorschach test for how the world feels about women at the time.
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Are the left and the right critiquing the same one?
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We believe the content of the ThinkProgress video critiquing Sen.
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They keep a running commentary up on acts, critiquing tricks.
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A coach strolled the floor, critiquing technique and offering encouragement.
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So I'm not going to get into critiquing every tweet.
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Trump's public censuring hasn't stopped McCain from critiquing the president.
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Basically, all design is worth critiquing, and Jony isn't above that.
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"I like you," Cheryl, then 24, told Payne while critiquing him.
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When do you shift into being the thing you are critiquing?
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A stunning number of papers have been written critiquing this study.
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He didn't know he was critiquing a part of my identity.
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Are users attacking or critiquing other groups that might be protected?
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But since we're only critiquing this particular summer, not the worst.
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When everybody was doubting me and critiquing me—I wouldn't say talking negative, but critiquing me—and things like that, I knew I could make it through that, by having the game I had last night.
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Along the way, everyone helped me get better by critiquing my work.
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Trump made critiquing Obama for golfing a part of his 2016 message.
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She was critiquing Sanders' role as a complicit woman in this administration.
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I'm constantly hearing about breakups, getting asked for advice, and critiquing profiles.
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Critiquing Clinton's judgment in foreign policy seems like a potentially winning strategy.
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Acknowledging weaknesses and re-critiquing older work helps sustain it as art.
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Meanwhile, the number of online publications critiquing the latest tunes has increased.
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Another issue can be a cultural bias in those doing the critiquing.
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Meadows said there had been no one more "self-critiquing" than himself.
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The writers aren't necessarily critiquing Molly about her checklist for a partner.
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Participants spend hours critiquing equations and models projected onto a white screen.
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At that disastrous party, my host thought he was critiquing Harry Potter.
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SO I MEAN, ALL THE CRITIQUING ABOUT THAT – YOU KNOW, SHORT IT!
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She was excited that someone was critiquing how commonplace opiate prescription had become.
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Critiquing Olympic logos can seem as much a sport as the Games themselves.
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Georgia news anchor Laura Warren is no stranger to viewers critiquing her appearance.
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Perhaps Guareschi's choice reflects an interest in critiquing American dominance of global affairs.
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Rather, their critiquing of racism and inequality do "quite the opposite," he said.
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"Hated in the Nation" never figures out exactly what it's critiquing — Online bullying?
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This is true sincerity when we're laughing together or even just critiquing something.
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That we aren't critiquing venture, that we're saying venture works for some companies.
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Adora immediately starts touching and smoothing Camille's dress, critiquing the way it fits.
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She calls cut and then calls out a camera operator, critiquing his approach.
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"I'm not in the critiquing business," Isakson told Capitol Hill reporters Monday night.
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Saturday: Leaked audio of Clinton critiquing the idealism of Bernie Sanders's supporters circulates.
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Maxine Waters's calls to protest Trump officials — even as he skirted critiquing Rep.
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"He's critiquing office life and how you lose your identity," Ms. Roberts said.
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In my fantasy, I'm obsessed with one thing and I'm also critiquing it.
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But even so, Trump hasn't refrained from critiquing the media's portrayal of him.
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Clinton's campaign and responded by critiquing her stump speech — which is dreadful, he said.
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By monitoring and critiquing how the media represents powerful, ambitious women -- especially presidential candidates.
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Take Ackerman's recent long piece critiquing Vox's coverage of Bernie Sanders' single-payer plan.
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When it comes to liberals critiquing Trump, the approach should be simple, Smerconish said.
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There's even a video of a Muay Thai champion critiquing famous movie fight scenes.
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They would be critiquing everything down to my shoestrings and how I tied 'em.
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You could even let your children be curators, celebrating rather than critiquing the experience.
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Public editors wrote regular columns critiquing the Times in the paper's op-ed section.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) gave a speech critiquing the foreign policy of President Donald Trump.
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So I'm kind of critiquing young male behavior, but knowing it's going to end.
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When she gets a copy of the magazine, she immediately starts critiquing Khloé's house.
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On some level, critiquing sexual harassment and violence is just saying, 'This is wrong.
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"You're a cliche," Boyd tells her, in an example of a film critiquing itself.
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In a lecture titled "Andy Warhol's Wig," art critic Christopher Knight examined Warhol's career trajectory and personal hairstyles to argue that Warhol was not concerned with critiquing US society and pop culture, but critiquing a more hermetic art society and art culture.
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KT: This piece is critiquing Aristotle's concept of empiricism, or empirical thought and scientific inquiry.
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The Washington Post Fact Checker weighed in (as have lefty wonks critiquing the fact-checkers).
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And The Circus fed into that passive impulse without any serious intention of critiquing it.
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The result is an expansive mountain of paperwork, critiquing the excess bureaucracy of foreign citizenship.
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But I don't even notice their bodies; I'm too caught up critiquing my own shape.
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In the past, Cher has been an active liberal voice on Twitter, critiquing presidential candidates.
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So you're less critiquing frat culture than you are presenting, or preserving, what it is?
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But T2 goes a step further, critiquing its characters' bizarre fondness for glorifying the past.
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That Tehran is critiquing these restrictions is not unreasonable, but it is exaggerating the effects.
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There's nothing wrong with critiquing the powerful; in fact, it's often healthy in a democracy.
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Instead of critiquing my writing skills, readers simply wanted more details about my exotic origins.
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Select one and consider some of the following questions from our Critiquing a Photograph worksheet.
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Fielding rape and death threats shouldn't be the consequence of critiquing Starlink's impact on astronomy.
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Mr. Niel recruited her after seeing articles she had written critiquing the French tech scene.
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The four were particularly close; they attended school together and shared one another's writings for critiquing.
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It's full of symbolizing Indigenous relationship to the land while also critiquing the rise of gentrification.
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Fox wasn't the only one critiquing Trump's plans: Marco Rubio was quick to attack them, too.
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Critiquing her outfit is like gossiping that you don't like the cut of someone's diamond ring!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Flake began critiquing Trump during the campaign and didn't let up once the president took office.
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It's tagging a politician I've mentioned or the creator of something I'm critiquing that's the issue.
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"Xi speaks of it so it must be Chinese theory," read one essay critiquing current policy.
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It's a very good piece you wrote last fall, really critiquing Fox News' interview of him.
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For Tót, mail art was a way of critiquing the communist regime without worrying about censorship.
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Since then, he has not shied away from publicly critiquing the Trump administration and its allies.
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Trump's defense of the footwear choice came while critiquing the media during a rally for Sen.
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He has written an entire book critiquing Trump's brand of Republicanism, called Conscience of a Conservative.
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You've said you were critiquing young male behavior in this film, but not everyone would agree.
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Upon reading the reactions, Lil' Kim had her own response to those critiquing her new photos.
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Good bosses aren't just masters of critiquing their employees — they're also great at giving out praise.
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It's, well, very English, depicting and critiquing midcentury Britain's haughty propriety, deep homophobia and posh insularity.
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So, in terms of critiquing him, yeah, there's been ups and downs, that type of thing.
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Dr. Sommers was critiquing campus politics and intersectional feminism, so things were bound to get heated.
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What I do think is that everybody who is critiquing platforms is thinking way too small.
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They have dinner, fall in love, spend hours and hours appreciating and critiquing each other's mediocre work.
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The artists employ self-representational imagery as an instrument for reflection, rather than simply critiquing selfie culture.
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Critiquing the Bangladeshi government during an interview with Al-Jazeera about student-led protests in the country.
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But others, such as Patargo, had built their networks based on years of critiquing an untransparent government.
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That said, I do occasionally enjoy examining and critiquing the things that rich people choose to buy.
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During his acceptance speech, he didn't shy away from critiquing the Hall of Fame's history with women.
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But journalists critiquing UK politicians don't receive images of themselves in the striped uniforms of Auschwitz inmates.
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Trump regularly blocks people, apparently for critiquing his policies to just making a covfefe ice cream joke.
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Nothing is easier than critiquing a stranger's life choices, especially when that stranger is obviously well-off.
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As recently as Tuesday, Gulfo penned an article critiquing the FDA's drug approvals over the last year.
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But my daughter is my biggest cheerleader and watches every episode with me and critiquing my game.
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If critics are open to critiquing other people, then they themselves should be open to being critiqued.
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It was the sound of music critiquing its own historical situation by virtue of its sheer ambivalence.
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From there, Times' public editors wrote columns critiquing the Times in the paper's own op-ed section.
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As recently as Tuesday, Gulfo penned an article critiquing the FDA's drug approvals over the last year.
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They were critiquing a series of photos the actress shared from her appearance on The Tonight Show.
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Why bother critiquing things that will soon be nothing but smoldering ash on our overheating trash planet?
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So while he's not above critiquing nostalgia culture, he's also someone who loves it all the same.
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" Curry-Lee described the dynamic as "the whole world is watching and critiquing about who we're favoring.
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Last year, dozens of Catholic scholars signed a public letter critiquing the pope's statement on the family.
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This is not a book that is particularly interested in or good at critiquing systems of power.
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Here, Trump isn't merely critiquing Bush's Iraq policy, something that's a bit more acceptable within the GOP.
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Franzen doesn't participate in any social media, but he thinks that makes him better at critiquing it.
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Effective mass-media distribution requires nuanced judgments about newsworthiness as well as identifying and critiquing propaganda narratives.
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Spoiler alert: Chrissy's incredibly talented, and drivers are usually good for one thing ... and it ain't critiquing.
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Critiquing or commenting on a film should not, and almost always does not, use virtually the entire work.
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In 2017, Google employee James Damore, who was later fired, wrote a controversial memo critiquing Google's diversity policies.
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Today, the media is still critiquing Clinton on the color of her pants as opposed to her politics.
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Myself, I don't see this analysis as critiquing Wiley's progressive political claims, which are convincing and obviously significant.
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From her recent lecture at Harvard: It's not that I'm critiquing bootcamps, it's that we've done this before.
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No, if I were critiquing Trump's foreign policy views it would not be on inconsistency, hypocrisy or lying.
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The Prix Europa, a broadcasting festival, now features a week dedicated to critiquing and discussing European television drama.
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They're all doing great, vital work in reporting on and critiquing games and the industry that creates them.
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Relations tanked in early July after British Ambassador Kim Darroch's classified cables critiquing the Trump administration were leaked.
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As the tech industry grows ever more powerful, we need brilliant minds critiquing and dissecting its many flaws.
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Blogs beyond The Times focus on critiquing the puzzle, and commenters often respond with attacks on puzzle makers.
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" Flake has not been shy in critiquing Trump, and recently slammed the president's reported comment about "shithole countries.
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"It's a way of critiquing or undermining public figures in a kind of visceral way," Ms. Jamison said.
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However, in public, the tech world is all about reflection and self-critiquing after the year that was.
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Some Twitter users responded to her post critiquing the list for not including many local or grassroots organizations.
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He admits that "sounds scandalous," an example of the very kind of unresponsiveness he's critiquing in the book.
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In debates, she has gone after Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, critiquing their health care plans as utopian.
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But even though he was critiquing a local elections ordinance, he was definitely thinking of the big picture.
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Come nightfall, Trump is often on the phone with billionaire, decades-long friends, commiserating and critiquing his own staff.
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MULEs are basically players themselves… but then Death Stranding gleefully employs many of those same features it is critiquing.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, studies suggest many reviewers do a poor job of spotting shortcomings in the papers they are critiquing.
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You could spend all day critiquing the media for the lack of compelling content created by and starring women.
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JS: You spent a year living with your contemporary Martin Kippenberger, working closely together and critiquing each other's work.
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So, I&aposm not going to get involved in critiquing his conduct unless at the end we have to.
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But the Talking Heads have always been a contradiction; clean-cut hippies balancing choreographed whimsy against capitalist-critiquing anxiety.
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Critiquing power structures is nothing new, but Haapoja and Gustafsson are offering a powerful, physical, and very real alternative.
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The trouble I have with the innovation argument is that it's often limited to critiquing individual pieces of hardware.
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He began espousing a "warrior" code in relation to his veganism and critiquing the trappings of modern "degenerate" culture.
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I still use the lessons I learned in his class when critiquing people's work or thinking about my own.
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People with this profile are excellent at critiquing everything from someone's statements and conclusions to the food they eat.
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I was experiencing bad dudes, I was experiencing people critiquing my appearance, and so it still resonated with me.
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Their chants are provocative—directly critiquing the system of deportations and consistently slamming groups like ICE and Border Patrol.
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Don't critique yourself, but add dates: Whatever mode you choose, be generous with yourself and avoid critiquing your work.
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Plus, gossiping about and armchair-critiquing others while lounging in comfort in someone else's vacation home is bad form.
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Intentional or not, Trump's use of chaos has been effective at distracting people from critiquing his policies, says Pfeffer.
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He said he has had to find a balance between serving his country and critiquing it through his artwork.
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The columnist Ken Rosenthal, now with The Athletic, wrote a thoughtful article critiquing this trend a few years back.
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And you have to count your allies, and you have to balance critiquing your allies to fighting your enemies.
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But there is really no point critiquing this line by line, because it is absurd and racist on its face.
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We surround ourselves with the spoils of our Girl Scout cookie collecting and join in on the critiquing of pastry.
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But why would a project focused on critiquing systematic police brutality turn to the police for the alleged necessary protection?
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Followers of the fan account also couldn't believe that the celebrity had found their posting critiquing her piece of jewelry.
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Apparently this was all too much for Araud, who wrote a letter to the The Daily Show critiquing Noah's commentary.
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Leonardo DiCaprio, Zach Braff, Katy Perry, Judd Apatow and Alyssa Milano were some of the famous names critiquing the tweet.
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She can shred with the best, but that hasn't stopped some men from critiquing her down to her facial expressions.
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If you were critiquing and reporting about CNN's coverage of this campaign, do you think they've done a good job?
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John Kasich, one of Trump's primary rivals in 2016, has been calling for bipartisanship and critiquing the President from afar.
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Thousands of student competitors, each wearing matching shirts, spent the day critiquing each other's work and engaging in team chants.
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Who is green-lighting our stories, and who is critiquing them and writing about the nuances of our crafted narratives?
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Before her death, Baloch published a number of defiant social media posts critiquing those who tried to bring her down.
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He could rally liberal Democrats who like his scholarly work critiquing the Bush administration's assertion of commander-in-chief power.
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Several women in the story said Trump made unwelcome sexual advances or sought to shame them by critiquing their appearances.
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In the case of the Times, you're critiquing really specifically the Times, and at the Post, obviously, it's pretty broadly.
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There is something satisfying about her critiquing the Austen world, and bringing it up-to-date, in a witty way.
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Another online tool available through career services offices at colleges such as Loyola Marymount is VMock, a résumé critiquing service.
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"Adventure Time" rarely shied away from critiquing the rules and norms of Ooo, nowhere more so than in this episode.
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Getting rid of the bikini contest won't stop judges — and the rest of the world — from critiquing contestants' outer beauty.
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They went beyond the headlines, too, discussing and critiquing strategy, the draft and the politicians who moved the chess pieces.
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In 2017, "Newness" brought matters back to the present, critiquing the Tinder-driven dating life with splashy but mixed results.
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It absolutely trades on fan nostalgia, but it does so with an aim towards critiquing it and building something new.
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The 1970s and '80s witnessed endless museum-critiquing projects, and Modernist collage, too, undertook similar collisions of life and art.
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Habits include daily writing or journaling, critiquing popular speeches, reaching out for guidance from someone you admire, and volunteer teaching.
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There is one public battle King would not be able to resist joining -- critiquing the white evangelicals who support Trump.
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A letter critiquing a contemporary author for being "prosy" goes under the hammer at a London auction house on Tuesday.
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They were incredibly supportive but constantly critiquing and it made me want to model my company after that way of working.
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Bob Corker started publicly critiquing the Trump administration after announcing that he will retire rather than run for reelection in 2018.
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The book traces the rise of the right, while critiquing the left for its failure to proffer an alternative to neoliberalism.
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Hill's evocation of Tubman's legacy is the most powerful because she isn't critiquing a system that doesn't sway in her favor.
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Moreover, Cube's social commentary echos some of his early political work, with chilling lyrics about Paris burning and critiquing the TSA.
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Johansson called for respect for working moms, while her estranged husband's lawyer seems to be critiquing the actress' heavy work schedule.
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People on social media were both flabbergasted and delighted by the blunder, while also critiquing Hannity's characterization of the Mueller investigation.
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The three AEI affiliated experts who have spots on Trump's FCC landing team all have a history of critiquing net neutrality.
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We're told Jussie's "service" included stuffing membership envelopes, working in the group's bookstore to sell merchandise ... and critiquing its Saturday broadcast.
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In critiquing Omar on Saturday, Pirro argued that the lawmaker's alleged "anti-Israel sentiment" did not come from the Democratic Party.
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By the age of ten, he was devouring the fashion pages in Jours de France , sketching clothes, and critiquing her wardrobe.
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"Vitalik was powerless," Emin Gün Sirer, the Cornell professor, who, with Zamfir, had been involved in critiquing the DAO , told me.
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For example, the "KD Film School" series features investor Durant sitting with high school hoops stars and critiquing their game films.
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Over the past few months, short story fans have been critiquing the role of the short story in the literary world.
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Now isn't the time to send a critiquing text to someone—it could turn into an argument faster than you realize.
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YouTube videos that involve creators talking about and critiquing other creators, generally called commentary or "tea channels," have become increasingly common.
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But Graham still doesn't always shy away from critiquing the president, just recently condemning Trump's withdrawal of troops from northern Syria.
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It&aposs a vicious, no-holds-barred, uncensored group of people vetting and critiquing trading ideas, trying to strike it rich.
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It wasn't until I started professionally writing and critiquing games, though, that I fully appreciated the brilliance lying below its surface.
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There are mixed reviews of this book, critiquing who was picked (all three subjects are white) as well as its prose.
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"I can't listen to it without critiquing, so mid-stroke, I'm like 'Aw, that verse could have been better,'" he said.
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Growth Marketing: Leading growth marketer Asher King Abramson will be critiquing startup marketing assets with a focus on Facebook and Instagram.
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It also reinforces the idea of being open-minded and to accept others' ideas instead of immediately rejecting or critiquing them.
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Gibson said: This film has made so much sense to me about critiquing the way I talk about race and identity.
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In this album, the band up the ante by distancing themselves from their first eponymous album by critiquing the music industry.
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I'm describing these details without critiquing them, because I happen to agree with everything B&O has done in terms of acoustics.
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However, it's not just about critiquing Aristotle: we are also honoring him because he contributed so much positive infrastructure to the world.
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It doesn't mean you shut up and put up — critiquing institutions is in his DNA, and it's what he's teaching his students.
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She said she relished the opportunity to turn the tables on a boss whom she described as often "critiquing" his staff members.
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This dynamic mimics that of the industry; many female contestants said they didn't have women mentors critiquing or investing in their work.
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Snyder claims that when he says Batman is a conscious killer, he's critiquing fan naiveté and exposing the gritty underbelly of heroism.
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Let's say, for instance, you wanted to find entries of Donald Trump critiquing Alec Baldwin's impression of him on Saturday Night Live.
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I wrote a few essays critiquing voluntourism, and they attracted enough attention that I gained recognition as an expert in the field.
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Thereby undermining what might otherwise be interpreted as a grand Banksy gesture critiquing the acquisitive, money-loving bent of the art world.
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Given Hollywood's liberal bent, "commenting" often takes the form of critiquing Trump's policies, mocking his looks or imagining his removal from office.
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We asked consumers, butchers and chefs, stakeholders in the industry and scientists critiquing it, for their thoughts on the future of beef.
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Lawmakers sounded off shortly after President Obama wrapped up his final State of the Union address Tuesday night, critiquing the president's speech.
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But the researchers critiquing the paper found that middle-income Americans and rich Americans actually agree on an overwhelming majority of topics.
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So when I'm doing my own work, FAFSWAG becomes an extension of myself—whether it's critiquing the work, or actually creating it.
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It seems clear that these photos, while glamorous, are pointed criticisms of the elite, but Rossell denies that she was critiquing anyone.
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Both artists' works are technically cartoons, often with themes of death, and often critiquing the status quo through the use of satire.
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When people start critiquing how stories are told, it's often people who have not been outside the comfort of their own country.
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Although Lieu agrees that it's preferable to see works in person, there's an argument for critiquing digital images of works as well.
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Select one and consider some of the following questions from our Critiquing a Photograph worksheet: What is the subject of this image?
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Pete Buttigieg might have a friendly relationship with Silicon Valley, but that didn&apost stop him from critiquing Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
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She and her supporters shouldn't avoid critiquing Trump entirely, but the overall theme of the convention should be a positive one. 4.
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Warren did not do enough to respond to Buttigieg's argument that she was a hypocrite for critiquing him for having wealthy donors.
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Ms. Berry plays her part the same way, more of a stern coach than a judge, listening with patience and critiquing fairly.
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Indeed, the groups for whom we work have histories of critiquing economic development incentives from very different — progressive and free-market — perspectives.
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So when he's critiquing religion it's not because it's untrue but because he thinks it strips people of their sense of agency.
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Psychologists, sociologists and journalists have spent more than a decade diagnosing and critiquing the habits of "helicopter parents" and their school obsessions.
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A brief summary: The tedious process of dating and critiquing the ways we date has been going on for a long time.
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But he also seems to be increasingly critiquing the public's attitudes toward art, and its complicity within the system of that commodification.
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"He's been pretty successful in terms of critiquing [selectively] aspects of Barclays' performance, but hasn't really offered a credible alternative strategy," Cumming said.
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She notes that while the app does grade you on how well you avoid filler words, critiquing how anyone speaks isn't the goal.
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They handled these contrarian opinions like adults, critiquing the episode's merits and pitfalls with salient arguments on the nature of good television writing.
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They also answered questions about whether art fueled by technology creates its own anxieties in the process of critiquing technological culture's psychological effects.
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It's an elegant high-concept story backed by a complicated web of broad social complaints, critiquing everything from social justice to the zipper.
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Even when they haven't been included, feminists have played a critical role in the biennial, critiquing the show for its lack of diversity.
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Earlier presidents thought America's interests were better served in defusing such sectarian divisions and critiquing the dictatorships that oppress Sunnis and Shiites alike.
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In forums, all the imagery—successful attempts, glitches, source material—was interspersed with nonchalant commentary critiquing the results and troubleshooting one anothers' processes.
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Instead of critiquing the capitalist logic that gives us factory farming, Reese proposes replacing the meat business with another, more technically advanced model.
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Los Angeles Times columnist David Horsey said that critiquing Sanders's physical appearance was "insensitive" and doesn't meet the standards set by the newspaper.
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Yet both exist partly outside of the fair, commenting on critiquing the international art marketplace, like a self-deprecating Mitch Hedberg joke incarnate.
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Vigneault has generally been upbeat in critiquing his newcomers, a list that also includes the rookie left wing Pavel Buchnevich and Brandon Pirri.
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In short, one of Rubio's comments critiquing the tax bill in the Economist interview was picked up by multiple national outlets (including Vox).
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Focusing on critiquing Hampton instead lets him continue building the theme of the evening — that leftist activists are overreacting and rushing to judgment.
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Judge Kavanaugh said he was being wry, and critiquing the strategy of lawyers for President Bill Clinton during the investigation of that president.
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In an interview with Billboard magazine, he said he had no trouble critiquing contestants and didn't worry about what they thought of him.
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Aro also suggested that the matter should be investigated to expose whether her tweets critiquing Trump were the reason the award was revoked.
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It's a mess, and I could go on and on critiquing the ups-and-downs of these and other elements of the game.
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It's a very BoJack thing of dismissing or critiquing a kind of humor and then indulging in it all in the same breath.
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As a chef, I can never fully turn off when I eat at other restaurants — I'm always critiquing, always tasting stuff, checking stuff.
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AAS: Fandom sometimes has a way of consuming and critiquing comic books that doesn't always flow with the way comic book issues are produced.
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"People are critiquing Nicki Minaj for admitting she didn't know what camp was, but she's been it her entire career," Anie tweeted on Tuesday.
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A quick reminder that body positivity is about accepting all kinds of bodies and that critiquing the form of any person is not okay.
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Queer life here is depicted as both critiquing and riffing on the town's Evangelical legacy, even as their own identities are tied to it.
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He's also taken to showing off his impressive talents as an artist — with his cartoons and paintings most often lampooning and critiquing the presidency.
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Simon was critiquing a contestant when he began using a simile, comparing his performance to Mel B's honeymoon ... lots of anticipation, but no delivery.
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Aksamija's work repurposes anti-Muslim imagery, used in posters and other forms of popular protest across Europe, into road signs critiquing these polemic reactions.
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Inviting this unique kind of viewer participation to the masses, these artists and their works engage a wider audience while critiquing and reflecting society.
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" Asked further if he thought Scaramucci was doing a good job, Politico said Spicer laughed, saying, "I don't think Anthony needs me critiquing him.
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There, they supply a steady stream of videos, reviewing each subway line, critiquing car models or simply posting footage of trains coming and going.
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Clinton as a threat to national security at the Republican National Convention last week, Ms. Warren offered the economic equivalent in critiquing Mr. Trump.
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He became prominent after publishing Illiberal Education in 1991, has written 16 books critiquing the liberal world-view, and gradually transitioned into film projects.
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After critiquing the march's lack of inclusion via Twitter, she says, organizers reached out to her to join them "and the rest was history".
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"I've spent my whole life in front of cameras growing up with miscellaneous people judging and critiquing every little thing about myself," she wrote.
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For example, if he or she is critical about all of your career decisions ask your spouse to begin with a positive when critiquing.
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But I'm really not sure whether "O Peixe" succeeds in critiquing the ways black bodies are sexualized, or whether it ends up reaffirming them.
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Many black progressives will tell you that at this stage in Mr. Obama's campaign, they were already critiquing him, and they might have been.
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A series of former Presidents have avoided critiquing their successors and Obama has attempted to keep that tradition since leaving office two years ago.
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I also thought quite a bit about the violence in this movie, and whether it's critiquing violence in film generally as a masculine affectation.
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Challenges to the ban were numerous, with protesters, media commentators, and elites repeatedly and openly critiquing it as fundamentally incompatible with core American values.
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Johnson's response prompted many in the "Star Wars" fandom community who disliked his installment in the franchise to lament him bashing people critiquing the film.
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On Wednesday's episode of "Beyond the Tank," Herjavec checks in on the Tipsy Elves team, critiquing new designs and strategizing ways to expand the brand.
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"Why the media's not critiquing itself I think is kind of obvious, and it's very easy to blame the tech platforms," Williams told CNN Business.
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The royal had no trouble critiquing the rival teams of chefs, who were taken with cooking mackerel with citrus dressing, sesame seeds and heritage carrot.
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Indeed, throughout the past five years, Francis has made a point of critiquing income inequality, global capitalism, and its effects on humankind and the environment.
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Trump cited a memo Rosenstein wrote critiquing former FBI Director James Comey's handling of the Clinton investigation as reasoning behind his decision to fire Comey.
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There's something so surreal about strangers looking at you naked and not critiquing, but viewing and drawing as if you were a piece of art.
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Gabbana has fought with Elton John after making controversial remarks against vitro fertilization, called Selena Gomez "ugly," and dismissed Miley Cyrus for critiquing his politics.
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"And the same people critiquing his use of it now critiqued it during the election and it turned out pretty well for him," Spicer said.
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But it's the editorial page that has taken the lead in critiquing Mueller and calling for greater emphasis on possible Clinton corruption instead of Trump's.
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Obviously the implication is that the rap artists we all love don't respect women, and therefore we are all being hypocritical in critiquing the Donald.
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By the time Rowling outed Dumbledore in 19983, queer Harry Potter fans had already spent many years critiquing the books' queer subtext and lack thereof.
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"We disagree on a couple of things," Trump said, seemingly referring to Tillerson when asked if Kelly had advised him against publicly critiquing the secretary.
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In our bootcamp ideation sessions, we set explicit norms around generating at least a hundred ideas and building on others' suggestions rather than critiquing them.
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The level of thoroughness in discussion of the show reflects an intensely devoted fanbase putting hours of labor into thinking through and critiquing players' strategy.
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For example, Minaj has claimed to both uplift women, and not bite her tongue when it comes to critiquing other women in the rap game.
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When Black Performers Use Their 'White Voice' "Sorry to Bother You" is part of a long tradition of black artists critiquing whiteness through vocal imitation.
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She's frequently shown up on Fox News critiquing her party in one way or another, including recently over the transparency of the House impeachment inquiry.
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I think -- you know, again, I don't want to spend a lot of time critiquing the Fed, because I basically agree with what they're doing.
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Targeting enemies Trump sent about a half dozen tweets over the three-day weekend criticizing the media and critiquing the performance of Fox News personalities.
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On Tuesday he took it one step further, critiquing the CEO and his fellow executives for inability or unwillingness to fix the platform's misinformation problem.
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The gilets jaunes are both representing and critiquing the world of parking lots and superstores that Macron's patron Henry Hermand did so much to create.
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He'll be critiquing a selection of efforts on stage, and you can have yours included if you submit your ad and landing page assets here.
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A series of former presidents have avoided critiquing their successors, and Obama has attempted to keep that tradition since he left office in January 2017.
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This is when I found it was such an escape for me because flight school is so intense and they are critiquing everything you do.
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Being a meaningful ally to any community means constantly critiquing your allyship, working to better yourself so you can be a more thoughtful and impactful advocate.
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Other times it functions as metaphor for the system we are critiquing or are complicit with in a market, like the idea of a feedback loop.
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"I'm fine with people commenting on and critiquing my football ... but it's the comments that are severely inappropriate, comments that my family will read," she said.
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Respectability politics swaddle conversations about racial progress and liberation, allowing BET to pat itself on the back for being "woke," without critiquing its own limited framework.
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Despite Alice's abilities, and talent for critiquing actors who are capital-A-acting a little too much, she can't even go to theatre bars in peace.
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The campaign is another example of the growing movement of tech employees publicly critiquing industry-wide practices they say are leading to inequality in the workplace.
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" According to the listing, this dream job was a short term assignment that involved a few months of, "researching, writing about, obsessing over, and critiquing bacon.
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What's even better assurance that the meme will continue to spread, though, is the near-universal interest in critiquing one's political enemies, and eating the rich.
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"I am not investing much time critiquing the budget when it has little to do with what Congress actually spends," arch-conservative Mark Meadows said Monday.
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Reviewing film from previous games, the defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo let his players run the session, critiquing their own performances as they saw them on screen.
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By critiquing what it means to exist in the highly controlled body of a female popstar, virtual or real, the performance-installation questions appropriation and exploitation.
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The art world, reared on Warhol and Hirst, immediately entered into a debate about whether Banksy was critiquing the art market or was complicit with it.
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We're in a moment when many younger photographers, schooled in postmodern theory, are less interested in taking photographs than in critiquing the limitations of the medium.
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The former vice president has gone on the offensive since Nevada, critiquing Sanders' praise of a literacy campaign pursued by the Cuban communist leader Fidel Castro.
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The Trump administration is historically unpopular, which means that critiquing the president onstage isn't necessarily the box office poison it might have been under previous administrations.
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He's critiquing Bush's terrorism record in general — and, implicitly, the overall Republican foreign policy consensus that the correct way to fight terrorism is through overwhelming force.
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Though it got fewer headlines, Kammen was also co-author on a recent paper critiquing the work of Stanford's Mark Jacobson on 100 percent renewable energy.
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In November 2015, Leslie Miley, a black manager-level software engineer, resigned, critiquing the company for failing to improve its diversity efforts, which affect staff and consumers.
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Ongoing protests in Nepal, India, and beyond are demanding the release of photojournalist Shahidul Alam, who was arrested and jailed in August for critiquing the Bangladeshi government.
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The first Monday in May has come and gone but the internet is still critiquing the outfits our favorite celebrities wore on the Met Gala's pink carpet.
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This was fuel for an already hot conversation: For the past week, fans of the show have been critiquing it on Twitter for not promoting safe sex.
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Learning all of this and finding the reason to praise and thank my body, instead of dismissing and critiquing it, has deeply changed my relationship with myself.
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Deborah Kass and Sherrie Levine have carved out very fruitful careers reframing, manipulating, and critiquing the tired old cannon of bombastic works by White Male Genius Artists.
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However, there are limited fair use exceptions when you can legally use copyrighted work, such as when you are critiquing a song or reporting on a film.
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Here's Ezra critiquing the policy process behind the Graham-Cassidy Bill: This stuff about "this is the last car leaving town," it is actually not a defense.
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It was a Sunday morning, and instead of critiquing last night's Saturday Night Live, Donald Trump decided to talk about all the things he's going to change.
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Inslee is focusing his campaign on climate change, while Gabbard is critiquing US foreign policy, and Castro has put out a flurry of his own policy proposals.
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Andrew is quick to point out that she is not simply critiquing the behemoth art fair, but inserting herself into its online presence in an aspirational way.
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Conservatives have the entirety of Silverman's "divisive" career to get angry about, while liberals are critiquing the show for not tackling the real issues closer to home.
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Psychologists critiquing male gender roles in the 70s developed a theory of a man's life cycle: boyish aggression, adult masculine coldness, and then (if you're lucky) liberation.
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But critics have been merciless in critiquing the group, and it's really not clear why The Chainsmokers are consistently being dragged in story after story after story.
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"You let out your signature smile after you did your trick, which was great...I felt you uncertain a little bit," Inaba said during the critiquing portion.
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Influenced by abstractionists Jack Whitten and Richard Diebenkorn, Leggett's paintings are as much about making pop political points as they are about critiquing the state of abstraction.
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That's because the act is deeply rooted in traditional cultural beliefs around a woman's purity, marriageability and cleanliness; critiquing FGM is therefore enormously sensitive, and often ineffective.
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In August Schwarzenegger posted a video of himself critiquing Trump's handling of the violence at a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Va., that left one counterprotester dead.
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Petkus told me in an email that this is her way of documenting her own human experience, and critiquing how we talk about sex in our society.
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It is a manmade corridor to nowhere; and I don't wish to begin critiquing the carpet itself, but honestly, it was more like a huge red blanket.
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And while we've seen Klobuchar combat criticism to her appearance before, the amount of attention to critiquing the Minnesota senator's face was quite overwhelming this time around.
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But the moment passed quickly, and she returned to critiquing the work on view, at the Geffen Contemporary at the Museum of Contemporary Art, with cleareyed detachment.
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I know how hard their job is, but I don't think they would respect me if I said it over-and-over without critiquing their errors as well.
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With the close of "#IAmYourMirror," she is closer than ever with best friend Clorinda (Margot Bingham), who is now going into the critiquing space, after creating healthy boundaries.
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The movement, while critiquing Trump's moral leadership, wants to emphasize what Democrats are pushing for and reorient the party's voter outreach efforts more fully around people of color.
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Analyzing and critiquing everything that comes out of his mouth can be both a waste of time and a distraction from more important issues that directly impact people.
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A self-described advocate and activist, Sheng uses Instagram to start a dialogue around LGBTQ issues — especially critiquing the community for racism, transphobia, and often unrealistic body standards.
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How do you write a show critiquing the problems of America while omitting the perspective of an entire demographic that's been nothing but vocal about their American problems?
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Days after revealing that she's likely suffering from a thyroid issue, Jenny Mollen showed off her nude frame on Instagram and hit back at those critiquing her weight.
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The demotion of a high-profile Philippine politician for critiquing President Rodrigo Duterte has raised worries over the country's commitment to democracy as the war on drugs intensifies.
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Lovato didn't really embrace the exaggerated Valley girl accent, but Fallon carried the sketch, especially when critiquing Emily's emerald green dress and slowly pronouncing Best Exotic Marigold Hotel.
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"Most causal Spider-Man fans have no idea who he [Morbius] is," said Jeremy Conrad, a media influencer who has made a career out of critiquing big blockbusters.
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They say never meet your heroes, but seeing as mine have spent five records critiquing the infallible nature of their own egos, I decided I was probably safe.
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But our community has something up its sleeve: the practices we hold dear, the ones we devote ourselves to critiquing and analyzing, are as old as humankind itself.
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Nor are we critiquing the magnanimity of wealthy philanthropists who choose to bestow some of their accumulated wealth on causes they believe will make us all better off.
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Look closely at all of the images and consider some of the following questions from our Critiquing a Photograph work sheet: What is the subject of this image?
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They have often underestimated his work, and he has lustily attacked them in return, critiquing the obscure nomination process for the Goya Awards, Spain's equivalent of the Oscars.
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People have been adapting and critiquing "Little Women" for decades, and yet Greta Gerwig's version of the 150-year-old text "feels positively radical," our gender reporter writes.
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But while O'Connell suggestively quotes Rilke, St. Augustine, Gnostic texts and Hannah Arendt in critiquing techno-utopians, he never goes very deep into understanding the pathology driving them.
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He said my draft was "good" and "human" and "filled with conflict," as though critiquing another couple's tale, but then admitted that he was embarrassed by the story.
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Forrester had been a longtime fan of the team who was not exactly shy about critiquing the Eagles, and their coach's strategies, on the team's online message board.
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He was an early commentator on the cultural and racial politics of jazz, critiquing the white culture of jazz critics and even DownBeat magazine while he worked there.
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When it comes to critiquing homophobia within communities of color, white LGBTQ individuals should take a back seat and allow diverse opinions from the community to weigh in.
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It never really seemed like Veep was critiquing any particular political situation; the show hardly even said what party Selina belongs to, though viewers could make an educated guess.
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But in many ways, the appeal of this year's new wave of teen films was less about critiquing those conventions and more about reglamorizing them for a new audience.
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It was a Sunday morning, and instead of critiquing last night's…Read more ReadThe DoD currently has an open call posted to the Small Business Innovation Research program's website.
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Analysts at brokerages across Wall Street often remind clients of their opinions on the equities under their coverage, applauding those with improved performance and critiquing those with riskier outlooks.
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The world wanted to know everything about these women, digging up dirt about their past and critiquing their photos instead of holding Law and Affleck accountable for their actions.
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Ramsay is now engaging with his fans in a unique way: He has taken to critiquing—pretty viciously, at that—his followers' attempts at cooking on his Twitter feed.
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Ultimately, critiquing Hamilton for historical accuracy regarding Alexander Hamilton's actual place in history is a fundamental misunderstanding of what Hamilton is doing as a modern metatext and as fanfic.
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Each work seems to exist in a sort of Twilight Zone, simultaneously indulging in absurdities that could never happen in our world while critiquing society as we know it.
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When they were critiquing our dance they said that and I were out of sync, but I watched it back and I really think Doug did a great job.
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Ironically, many Harry Potter fans learned how to critique, challenge, and reject outworn and dated storytelling narratives because of this series that they themselves are now critiquing and challenging.
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When The Goon Sax discuss their own music, it's like they're self-analysing and critiquing in real time, trying to work out what impulses led to the album's creation.
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Tech company Century Link is choosing one lucky person to receive $1,000 for the important task of watching and critiquing 24 Hallmark Christmas movies leading up to December 25.
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It reads as a Biblical allegory, and as a gender-critiquing psychodrama, but also as a sort of meditation on every movie about those subjects that has gone before.
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There's also the case of Blaire White, a far right political commentator who focuses on critiquing feminism and non binary gender identities from the perspective of a transgender woman.
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On Sunday morning, Hong Kong's high court heard a challenge to the law by pro-democracy lawmakers, critiquing how the law was put in place by invoking emergency powers.
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Instead of just critiquing the voice, we're trying to help people think about their voice in the community, the agency they have and what means they take to participate.
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If you want your kids to eat healthier, let them watch some cooking shows Now, they'll demand crudités and creme fraiche and start critiquing your PB&J knife skills.
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Mr. Hughes does not limit himself to critiquing art, offering observations about the city's infrastructure, including Rome's apparent adoration of fountains, as well as ancient Romans' tendency toward spectacle.
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"She's behind the eight ball, and she has very big hurdles to go over," said one veteran police commander who did not want to be named critiquing the commissioner.
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This essential distinction explains why Trump has so flummoxed the media and its fact-checkers; it's as though they are critiquing the color choices of someone who is colorblind.
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Vice President Mike Pence said Wednesday that Democratic presidential hopeful Pete Buttigieg "knows better" days after the South Bend, Indiana, mayor made waves by critiquing Pence's record on LGBT equality.
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He launched into an impromptu speech critiquing society's perception of beauty that was so powerful and moving that many in the room—including faculty and administrators—began to openly weep.
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Given that we've created the future that authors once envisioned in their metaphors for critiquing their present, it's clear the dystopian genre hasn't had its intended warning effect on society.
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Powell, Rice talk Iraq War An exchange in 2015 showed Powell and his successor, former secretary of state Condoleezza Rice, critiquing some of their former colleagues in the Bush administration.
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When he's not critiquing the outfits of Hollywood's leading ladies on E's Fashion Police, he styles a very A-list crew, including Jenna Dewan Tatum, Lea Michele and Kaley Cuoco.
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Those critiquing Trump — at least implicitly — included the two most recent Republican presidents, who said the country must always clearly denounce the types of ideologies that Trump initially avoided criticizing.
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That battle spilled into Friday when the OIG released another letter critiquing an EPA legal opinion the agency relied on which argued the agency had done enough to accommodate investigators.
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The negative reviews came from both sides of the aisle, with some critiquing the restaurant for kicking out the patron, and other tearing into the restaurant for firing the manager.
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Viewing these portraits without the lens of what we are told is "beautiful" or "ugly" is extremely difficult, though it's clear Edelman-Brier is critiquing those societal notions as well.
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If Rodgers is going to maintain positivity amongst the fanbase, he either needs to rewrite his personal book of stock platitudes, or take a different approach to critiquing his side.
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The Lawson images upset all of that, critiquing not only the kinds of black representation we have grown accustomed to as a culture but also the very history of photography.
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The housekeeping supervisor frequently made remarks about the employees' vulnerable legal status when critiquing their work, she said, sometimes calling them "stupid illegal immigrants" with less intelligence than a dog.
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His is one of the chorus of voices (following, I'd argue, those of our poets) critiquing not only American nostalgia, both black and white, but the very notion of progress.
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Jim Vejvoda, IGN Joker is an indictment of a society's collective disregard for the well-being of its citizens rather than necessarily critiquing any one type of individual or class.
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Most recently, he released a long video critiquing the president's decision-making on Syria, and in the past has called on Trump to lay off taunting former senator John McCain.
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From Indigenous Peoples' Day to Halloween, the past month has been filled with headlines critiquing the United States' history and the commercialization, objectification and stereotyping of indigenous communities, particularly women.
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Dolly Parton was clearly critiquing society's double standards about premarital sex in "Just Because I'm a Woman" in 1968, but the narrator is a young girl talking to her boyfriend.
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Kim posted a Snapchat wearing them, with Kourtney critiquing her use of video and her problematic angles, Kourtney then posted an Instagram of the three of them sporting their new headgear.
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Using the reclining Venus as an inspiration, Lawson constructs, from blackness, her own definition, critiquing the narrow aesthetic monopolies whiteness has had on the body, sexuality, and the canon of portraiture.
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Her artistic practice embodied these activist energies, critiquing US society, as well as art and academic institutions, for their systematic failure to acknowledge the contributions of women and people of color.
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Where most current members would stop talking after they say that they are focused on winning back the House, Moulton doesn't shy away from critiquing his own party in the process.
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Dianne Feinstein's (D-CA) reelection campaign announcement was met with similar consternation from her own party, critiquing Feinstein as a relic of an old Democratic Party, Jeff Stein wrote for Vox.
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Both are harshly critiquing late capitalism, but only Sanders seems ready to propose drastic steps like nationalizing banks, even if he has sometimes been fuzzy on the details of his proposals.
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When anyone from your nan to that self-proclaimed "total foodie" friend can turn their hand to critiquing local caffs or Michelin-starred restaurants, it's impossible to trust what you read.
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Since disassociating himself from the super PAC, Mr. Panton has aided his old debate partner by critiquing his performance at debate preparations, according to the person who has spoken with him.
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By not decisively critiquing the meaning or purpose behind having all this money, the film fails to fully realize its own premise about what happens once the sleeping giant has awakened.
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Visit CNN's Election Center for full coverage of the 2020 race Instead, Biden is offering shadow briefings, critiquing Trump's handling of health and economic matters and detailing what he'd do differently.
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Critiquing Elizabeth's airplane drawing, she delivered a mini-lecture on the artistic process — "You need to bring all of yourself to it," which lets you get out of your own way.
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When I review music that's just been created, you might say I am critiquing from eye-level: The world the performer is speaking to is the one I'm living in, too.
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For the 42 seasons that "Saturday Night Live" has been on the air, critiquing the show has not only been the preoccupation of comedy nerds but also every American's national duty.
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Johnny Eric Williams, an associate professor at Trinity College, had to go into hiding after the conservative website Campus Reform blasted his use of racially charged language in critiquing white supremacy.
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In the last few years, Rathee has become one of India's top YouTubers by posting videos busting government propaganda, critiquing BJP policies, and fact-checking misinformation spread online by government supporters.
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This, of course, is a system that only works if there's a robust public dialogue critiquing philanthropy while recognizing the good it has the potential to do in the right circumstances.
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While Moore has sided with Trump in chastising the Fed for raising rates, he has in the past been just as vocal in critiquing the central bank for not raising them.
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That time may not enable moderators to develop a clear, consistent logic for hate speech or to clearly distinguish between critiquing a religion (which is protected) and attacking one (which is not).
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While the rest of the world wakes up, puts on a pot of coffee, and scrolls through their Twitter feeds critiquing the latest Met Gala red carpet, New York has a hangover.
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The album still feels tender, like sacred ground, as if critiquing it would break the laws of human decency, and I'm sure I wouldn't like it so much were he still alive.
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"I'd go throw the script down on his desk and get his opinion and ask how he would say certain things, but really he wasn't critiquing me, more encouraging me," he says.
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Tens of thousands of Saudis joined the clerics in critiquing Comic Con and the GEA, elevating the hashtag "a new disaster for entertainment in Riyadh" to Twitter's list of trending topics there.
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"It's exactly this facet of Chicago's "heat" list model that has exposed CPD to a great deal of public scrutiny," the email reads, linking to two articles critiquing Chicago's predictive policing approach.
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Ahead of his main event clash against Japanese judo expert Satoshi Ishii in Dublin next Friday night, the Tennessee native had no qualms about critiquing elements of the new fighters' association, MMAAA.
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While separating the work from the intent of its author is a vital rule of thumb when critiquing a game, the casting of Jesse Williams in Detroit remains worthy of some skepticism.
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And also, the idea that Howard Kurtz, who got fired from the Daily Beast for any number of war crimes against journalism, is like, you critiquing me is a fucking joke. Right.
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Since then, the Guerrilla Girls have become an iconic, ironic art institution, and museums like MoMA now consider them part of the same art history the Girls have spent three decades critiquing.
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The show featured works critiquing government surveillance tactics, and included another piece called Scare Mail, a browser extension that ads NSA keywords to everyday emails in an attempt to disrupt government surveillance.
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In a series of tweets, the Republican nominee denounced the cable network as Hillary Clinton's "press shop," critiquing its news judgment and coverage while suggesting that the network's anchors are Clinton supporters.
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No other narrative form can so dexterously tell a story while critiquing it, a sleight-of-hand enabled by the engaged moral interplay of an author/narrator with his or her narrative.
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"If I was planning a large wedding, I'd have the disappointment if something didn't go right, or the negative critiquing, 'Oh, this didn't work out' or 'This wasn't good,'" Ms. Kaushal said.
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Or they spread a YouTube video critiquing the pope and his exhortation on love in the family, "Amoris Laetitia," which many traditionalists consider Francis' opening salvo against the doctrine of the church.
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And it means that, even though his original show focused on critiquing mainstream organizations like Fox, NBC, and The New York Times, his new show will also have a focus on YouTube.
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But to refrain from critiquing certain Jewish people—and the way in which they use their money to interact with the electoral process—simply because they are Jewish would also be dangerous.
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Ms. Sarkeesian has been relentlessly stalked, abused and threatened since 2012, when she started a Kickstarter campaign to fund a series of YouTube videos critiquing the representation of women in video games.
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On the one hand, the band was critiquing fascism as a growing menace in a late-70s Britain where imperial decline and industrial decay had radicalized a stagnated white working-class (sound familiar?).
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Yet evaluating the success or failure of Destiny and any of its expansions is less about critiquing the story or the individual moving parts, and more about how the game treats your time.
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The writers seem less interested in critiquing specific political systems than highlighting how threats to crooked financial structures are like flies in a spiderweb; it's hard to untangle from the inside working out.
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At times, that work involves checking other journalists, as she did in a 2014 op-ed critiquing Katie Couric's invasive questions about "private parts" during an interview with Laverne Cox and Carmen Carerra.
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When we would go out, my partner began to make an example of other men who were expressing or presenting themselves more effeminately by insulting them or critiquing them in front of me.
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"I think emotion has raced out far ahead of analysis and there's this strong intuitive sense that these companies are too big," said Franklin Foer, author of a book critiquing large tech companies.
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The distinct shift in period aesthetics, character focus, and even speech patterns is at first jarring, but comes together as it unfolds, never once betraying its dedication to comically critiquing our consumerist culture.
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He would write a series of short stories and then a novel (for which he was criminally underpaid); Kubrick would gradually stitch them into screenplay after critiquing them every step of the way.
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We're absolved of the stress of critiquing the film in the greater—and substantially more difficult— culture of 2018, and we're free to process it through the rose colored lenses of the original.
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Nothing else we read delights so explicitly in adulterous sex, explosive farts, and practical jokes involving the anus — all the while critiquing church and society and written by the father of English poetry.
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"The housekeeping supervisor frequently made remarks about the employees' vulnerable legal status when critiquing their work, she said, sometimes calling them 'stupid illegal immigrants' with less intelligence than a dog," wrote Miriam Jordan.
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He's already barely concerned with the sound of now, and perhaps he knows if he focuses on the sound of then, he might be able to finally escape prying eyes and critiquing ears.
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Shaped by the battles of the inflationary 1970s, much of the right reacted to the financial crisis and its aftermath by critiquing Ben Bernanke's Fed for its interventionism and warning about imminent inflation.
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With both books, we have translators critiquing translators, which is a big help for old salts deciding if they want to sign ship's papers or for landlubbers who wonder if they are seaworthy.
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He had a confusing and forgettable exchange with Elizabeth Warren critiquing her wealth tax plan on technical grounds — a fair hit, but one better reserved for a policy paper than the debate stage.
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Meanwhile, threats of a Blue Lives Matter–led boycott perpetuates the idea that critiquing police brutality is anti-police, and that the movement for black lives is to blame for attacks on police.
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But Banksy has always resisted the commercialization of his work — and when he has turned a tidy profit, he's habitually done so by directly critiquing, and sometimes implicating, consumers of his own art.
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The script for Ralph Breaks the Internet (by co-director Phil Johnston and Pamela Ribon) was written years ago, which makes it a poor fit for, say, critiquing our current, slightly terrifying online world.
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But this isn't the first time Hollywood's It Girls have tried the goods — as Jen's best friends, they've been using (and critiquing) the products since long before they launched, making them truly celebrity-approved.
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It produced anti-war banners and stickers, and Maeyama dared to create a photo-illustrated artist's book critiquing the Japanese emperor system and its entrenched links to — and its nuanced manifestations of — state power.
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Live from the Red Carpet with the Dowager CountessSince the death of the late great Joan Rivers, no one has been able to match her hilarious wit when it comes to critiquing celebrity fashion.
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Other VR social apps have similar interactions, but in Coco VR, they're apparently a direct extension of the development process, where designers from different offices would walk around in VR together critiquing their world.
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And now that he's in the White House … well, nothing's really changed: He's continued to be an active Twitter user into his presidency, sparking headlines, commenting on policy and critiquing journalists on the platform.
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When launching the initial investigation, the NY AG's office published an open letter to the FCC, critiquing the agency for acting uncooperatively and rejecting multiple requests for data related to the comment filing system.
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So, Emet asks the four already-opinionated young men in front her, the same ones who had just been critiquing animated women's bodies, the question that has been haunting her from the premiere's jump.
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During sex, asking "is this OK?" is quite simple, and gives your partner a way to navigate the fear of feeling like speaking up is critiquing any aspect of sexual performance or self-worth.
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While constantly critiquing inconsequential issues like cucumber-slicing technique is problematic, so too is keeping mum about things that really matter, like your emotions when your partner says or does something that upsets you.
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In one study, when white participants were asked to read a brochure critiquing prejudice against blacks their biases were reinforced when pressured to agree with the material compared to when the choice was theirs.
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We should all resolve to stop this vain, avoidant practice and focus on critiquing the beliefs and behavior that inspire the label "racist" instead of changing the rules so that the label doesn't apply.
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He wrote a half-dozen books laying out his vision for economic prosperity while critiquing, and criticizing, entitlement spending, the Social Security system and the impact on the economy of partisan politics in Washington.
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Their Comedy Central show, "Key & Peele," was, in some ways, a lab for "Get Out," one in which they did as much critiquing of blackness as they did of white people's relationship to it.
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Chiang isn't critiquing religion or believers, but rather those rationalists who believe deeply in the thesis that we are bags of atoms pre-destined to make the choices we already have made at conception.
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Some worried that the movie, rather than critiquing societal issues, might instead be painting an overly sympathetic portrait of a man whose descent into brutal villainy echoes the back stories of actual mass shooters.
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Not content to stay inside the gallery, Mr. Hollein struck a deal with a large Frankfurt department store to paper its windows with a huge mural by Barbara Kruger critiquing the satisfactions of shopping.
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None of the writers critiquing Herr's interview mentioned her, but the implication lurks beneath the controversy: If Herr is admitting to placing some undue weight on looks, how much weight did she place on Danler's?
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders and Representative Elijah Cummings introduced legislation on Thursday aimed at lowering the cost of prescription drugs for American consumers, critiquing President Donald Trump administration's efforts to curb medicine prices.
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Arvad, who at 28 was four years Kennedy's senior, quickly took him under her wing, reading and critiquing his writing, discussing politics and history with him, and offering shrewd advice on his potential political career.
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In March, the president fired off a series of tweets critiquing the company and its CEO for using the US Postal Service as its "Delivery Boy" and paying "little or no" state and local taxes.
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She admits that "beauty and inspiration" exist on social media, and plenty of people benefit from them, but she challenges people — herself included — to stop critiquing others and comparing their photos to their own lives.
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In recent years, several philanthropic organizations run by the descendants of John D. Rockefeller have devoted resources to addressing climate change and critiquing the environmental record of the oil company he founded, now called ExxonMobil.
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A group of investors and startups have signed on to a letter critiquing President Trump's travel ban for individuals from seven Muslim-majority countries — as well as a reported draft order also focused on immigration.
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Many critics took issue not only with Ms. Walker's views, but also the Times's decision to publish her unqualified recommendation of an anti-Semitic book without critiquing the choice or asking any follow-up questions.
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On the other hand, in the art context, it's playing in this era when people are really critiquing and breaking down what it means to even make a film, or what film language even is.
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In one sense, by critiquing Pope Francis's tacit shift on communion for remarried divorcees, the Austrian professor was simply defending the official teaching of past popes and church councils — none of which has been overturned.
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In the fall of 2015, associates of the Causeway Bay Books store disappeared, later discovered to have been detained on the mainland, accused of trafficking in "illegal" books critiquing leading members of the Communist Party.
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In 2017, Ms. Abdel-Magied moved to London, after a backlash over a Facebook post she wrote critiquing Australia's refugee detention policy on Anzac Day, a national day of remembrance for the country's war dead.
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"I think evangelical efforts would be far better spent critiquing their own shortcomings than sanctifying a president," said Matthew Rowley, a research associate with the Cambridge Institute on Religion and International Studies at Clare College.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)I could spend days writing a 20,000-word dissertation examining and critiquing every aspect of both of these devices, but it would in no way sway the target market for these devices.
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Kass because her work engages directly with the canon of painting, critiquing it and opening up a space for women, and Minter because she deals with consumer culture, starting with food and later moving to fashion.
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As I wrote in that Polygon piece, I absolutely think that there were people on the narrative design team who saw a way of critiquing the basic assumptions of these mechanics and this world from within.
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She suggested the Coney Island case could be decisive in shaping long-term public opinion about Gonzalez, who just won a crowded Democratic primary that included challengers critiquing him from the left on criminal-justice issues.
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The rapper and host of "I'll Name This Podcast Later" tells us ... he's had it just sitting on the sidelines and critiquing trash films -- including a recent box office flop -- so he's penning a psychological thriller.
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But, in Trump's mind, it is far easier to blame the media for critiquing his social media habits than to face the reality that even many of his supporters don't like what -- and that -- he tweets.
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Whether critiquing the way we looked at the Vietnam War (Platoon, Born on the Fourth of July),... Tesla is preparing a significant upgrade to its autopilot technology for a future software update, the company announced today.
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As far as tabloids are concerned, it mostly comes with the feeling of a witch hunt; shifting blame onto entire subcultures and negatively stereotyping them instead of critiquing the wider sociocultural context in which they exist.
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In addition to critiquing the novel's many pendejadas — a word that has no English equivalent but connotes a person with both foolish and cruel characteristics — my essay also held Big Publishing to account for this fiasco.
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A lot changes from each song, someone might take the lead on one track, where as another person might take the lead on another and letting each other have room to explore and critiquing each other.
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In Cook County, which includes Chicago, the industry's "Can the Tax" campaign spent millions on local TV ads and pressured commissioners, in particular critiquing the use of the soda tax revenue to help cover budget deficits.
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GQ's style section released a scathing review of the hat (priced at $17.76), critiquing everything from its politics to its aesthetics, and likely driving its sales as the new must-have irony wear of the season.
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Supposedly Kamala Harris "destroyed" him in one debate last summer, with a sound bite critiquing his position on school busing more than four decades ago (a position that, to some eyes, was not dissimilar to hers).
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The president has suggested that he is willing to use force, critiquing his predecessors' approach to the issue and saying that it is a waste of time for Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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The only change to the dialogue, other than shortening some of the longer sections, will be the addition of comments from the voices of the children playing with the puppets, critiquing the racialized characterization of Monostatos.
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In an exclusive clip of the upcoming show, Bobby Flay tells the eight remaining contestants that they will be the ones in the judging chairs while he and Giada De Laurentiis create their own dishes for critiquing.
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Toronto "electrosoul" singer Mackenta offers the most damning critique of this lifestyle in her new song "No Finesse," which may as well be critiquing society as a whole but hey, we all need self-examination most days.
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Mr. Lowry, who devoted an issue of his magazine to critiquing Mr. Trump and has welcomed the candidate's scorn, said he received a flood of hostile Twitter attacks from Mr. Trump's followers after the issue was published.
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Critiquing Obama for his use of the actions in the second half of his administration became the standard for Republicans, despite the fact Obama signed 19 orders in his first 100 days, according to Pew Research Center.
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Jim Overdahl, partner at Delta Strategy Group and an economist who authored a paper critiquing the derivatives rule, said the proposal could limit safer bet-hedging derivatives and steer investors toward riskier ways to diversify their portfolios.
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While Maria is spiraling in her obsession with the poet, she is critiquing the world around her: How does she think the world will see her if she's in a relationship with a dark-skinned man vs.
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Using charcoal, pastel, and pencil to create stunning life-size images with a silky texture, she renders her characters in utmost luxury and poise, subtly critiquing Americans' ignorance of other cultures and assumptions about race and class.
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I've been with Messiahs who have been beaten up in the street, who have experienced violence… They all celebrate that [Jesus] was a fringe character, that he was on the outside of society, critiquing it, looking in.
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It's so well done, and manages to both spotlight female leadership and competence while acknowledging individual (and often serious) flaws in the women it examines, while still critiquing the toxic impulses of the patriarchy with great regularity.
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It wasn't technologically challenging to integrate, Bedlan said, but it took a year because top AP baseball editors and reporters were asked to contribute to quality checks of all the auto-generated baseball stories, critiquing and editing them.
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By attending to these histories, the authors expose the contingency of categories we often take for granted, providing a foundational resource for understanding, critiquing, and contesting the AI systems that are currently automating classification across core social domains.
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Critiquing the wastefulness of U.S. society in works aptly titled "Ecocide," Soterakis' work draws easy parallels to the "eco-portraits" released this month by dictators Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un, foreshadowing the ecological resource wars to come.
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C.K. as Glen Topher It's "As the Father of a Daughter": The Movie, but C.K. isn't interested in exploring and critiquing the mindset of men whose empathy for women seems entirely dependent on being a parent to one.
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The work of two of the most towering figures in the field — Friedrich Hayek and Milton Friedman — was largely premised on respecting the information in market-formed price signals and critiquing government actions that allegedly distorted such signals.
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Regardless, it's worth critiquing the draft that was published, which aspires to kill end-to-end encryption in America—a move that, to lift a phrase from former NSA director Michael Hayden, only North Korean hackers could love.
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But, as long as we're critiquing the photos, you need at least one that is either taken by a half decent photographer with a half decent camera, OR that shows a slightly more cleaned up version of yourself.
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These range from denouncing the overmedicalizing of everyday life thanks to nonstop monitoring of vital (and not-so-vital) signs to critiquing the transformation of exercise into unpaid labor and a source of profit for corporations like Nike.
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When we're in a setting where we're getting all this positive feedback from people around us and people are accepting you, nobody is critiquing you—you can do whatever you want and nobody will think differently of you.
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Ultimately, amidst its doppelgänger intrigue and a narrative as twisted as the streets of the Hollywood Hills, Gemini applies whodunit logic to today's social-media driven celebrity moment, exposing its victims without ever fully critiquing the culture itself.
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"Even if a work is not explicitly critiquing an art-world institution like a museum, as in some of Hans Haacke's pieces, conceptual art still offers institutional critiques of art genres, and I find that interesting," she said.
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Behind the song's snarling punk melody is an E. M. Forster-like plotline, critiquing class division in Britain: Doorman, let me in the doorSpent all my money, you ain't getting no more wagesSure Sir, Sir, are you sure?
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Dr. Sweet, critiquing the paper, said he felt that the correlations were indeed suggestive, but he found the paper somewhat weak in explaining the exact mechanisms by which the atmospheric shifts may be causing water to bunch up.
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo spoke about increasing restrictions on gun sales, initially straining to be heard over chants critiquing his recent decision to cut off government funds to groups who support the BDS effort to boycott Israel.
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Despite the jokes that flitted through Stephen Colbert's opening monologue, Sean Spicer's unexpected appearance at the 2017 Emmy awards sparked a lot of backlash from folks critiquing Hollywood's acceptance of someone who was cool with some pretty revolting things.
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Lochte was standing on stage next to his partner, professional dancer Cheryl Burke, after their performance as judges were critiquing their moves when two men ran onto the stage in protest, according to an ABC affiliate in Los Angeles.
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The emotionally gripping show, based on Jay Asher's 2007 YA novel, has viewers talking about its depiction of issues like rape and suicide, empathizing with (and critiquing) its cast of characters, and theorizing about what the hell happened next.
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The guy was probably just bracing for New York's 215-degree blizzard weather outside, but his questionable outfit choice did not go unnoticed by fans and sports outlets alike (many that, mind you, had no business critiquing Anthony's attire).
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Judge Kavanaugh has written opinions critiquing expansive regulations, such as those issued by the Environmental Protection Agency; he has also upheld controversial E.P.A. actions and found merit in environmental group challenges to the agency's failure to follow Congress's instructions.
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As I noted in my review of the series, Berlinger could have learned a few things from the many podcasters who have made a point of deconstructing and critiquing our strange tendency to glorify and mythologize men like Bundy.
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A final hurdle: There is essentially no distinct field of academic study that takes seriously the responsibility of understanding and critiquing the role of technology — and specifically, the algorithms that are responsible for so many decisions — in our lives.
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As a presidential candidate in 2016 and then as president since early 2017, Trump has shown no restraint in pushing for Britain's exit from the European Union and critiquing the politicians involved in the country's long-running Brexit debate.
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Years of books and articles critiquing the "symbiosis" of terrorism and news media coverage have pointed out that terrorists usually seek to promote a political or ideological cause and use spectacular violence with the specific goal of attracting attention.
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Well before its publication, two articles went viral by critiquing White, surely the goal of any provocateur — but the thesis of each was that both Ellis and his ideas are so dull and ill-informed as to be irrelevant.
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Before Twilight, they were considered silly and fun and not really worth critiquing, but the criticism of Twilight was so heated and so pointed that it ended up influencing the discourse around practically all relationships built on the Bella-Edward model.
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Ehrman devoted an entire section of his book to critiquing Freke, the mythicist and author of "The Jesus Mysteries: Was the 'Original Jesus' a Pagan God?" who says there was an ancient Osiris-Dionysus figure who shares uncanny parallels to Jesus.
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The annual Consumer Reports top picks issue is considered one of the most influential reports in the auto industry because it is based on the testing of Consumer Reports and the responses of Consumer Reports subscribers critiquing their own vehicles.
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Earlier this year at Broadway Con, Anthony Rapp, who first starred in the lead role of Mark on Broadway, even participated in a panel called "Your Fave is Problematic," discussing the ins and outs of critiquing beloved shows like his own.
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After the Vogue article, Kardashian West says she received push-back on social media with some telling her to "stay in her lane" and others critiquing her unconventional path towards becoming a lawyer (a path some describe as a shortcut).
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Elliott has already established himself as the tough cookie judge ("I don't sugarcoat anything — I am not here to be your best friend," he vows), and Roach doesn't hold back either when it comes to critiquing the models' personal style.
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The outcome of the 2016 Presidential Election wasn't necessarily something anyone expected, and thus, backlash — against any and all Trumps, even son Barron — ensued, with the fashion industry going from covering Trump's outfits through a bipartisan lens to harshly critiquing them.
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In an moving essay posted to Twitter, Hyland explained that an influx of negative comments on her social media accounts about her appearance and weight-loss prompted the actress to address those critiquing her body with a two-part story.
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Many words have been spilt over the tension between homage and appropriation in Isle of Dogs, and almost all have been met with the same derisive attitude from commenters: Critiquing Anderson's heavy-handed caricature means taking the film too seriously.
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Of course Farsalinos—a cardiologist in a country with one of the highest worldwide rates of cigarette use, and who used vaping to quit smoking himself—is moved to passionately defend e-cigarettes, while passionately critiquing any science to the contrary.
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Fisher was known for her frankness and hilarity, frequently critiquing and joking about the sci-fi franchise that ignited her early career, and unabashedly slamming her Princess Leia hairstyle and the metal bikini costume she wore in Return of the Jedi.
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She is also part of a larger field of activists, artists and intellectuals trying to articulate a feminist third way — one that doesn't have to choose between religion and universal rights, between critiquing the West and kowtowing to local conservatives.
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As someone who has been engaged in critiquing Islamist extremism for more than a decade, serving as the deputy convenor of the government task force on tackling radicalization and extremism in the aftermath of the 2005 7/7 bombings, I'm sympathetic.
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But in the years since Vietnam, even when they have been in power, the Democrats have often found themselves more comfortable in the role of loyal opposition, defining and critiquing their country's faults rather than exalting its history and traditions.
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It is my hope that continuous discussions on Bitcoin and more so discussions on the law on the same will help array fears by critiquing some of the myths attached to Bitcoin while looking for ways to solve possible problems.
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Critiquing the West's obsession with Vladimir Putin's "cool calculation and prickly machismo," this book offers a more searching appraisal of the institutions that buttress his Presidency, the aspirations that galvanize his supporters, and the forces that drive his capitalist economy.
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Still, last week, he was out campaigning, pointedly critiquing his Democratic challengers during a news conference for their views on lowering the prison population, then heading off on a campaign bus tour through the state — 20 cities in five days.
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Or, they might use this handout, Critiquing a Photograph, which accompanied our lesson Just a Moment: Photographing Ordinary Life that helped students learn from Times photos to think about the technical and aesthetic aspects of creating their own strong work. 4.
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As a presidential candidate in 2016 and then as president since early 2017, Trump has shown no restraint in showing support for Britain's exit from the European Union and critiquing the politicians involved in the country's long-running Brexit debate.
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Observers have spent this week critiquing the intelligence, tech savvy and even the advanced age of the legions of campaign volunteers trying to navigate the new app that was supposed to make the reporting process easier but wound up destroying it.
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If they're not interrogating you about your (nonexistent) love life at this year's annual family get-together, you can bet they'll be silently critiquing everything from the way you've prepared the mashed potatoes down to the thoroughness of your vacuuming.
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In other tweets, he sounds like a New Age guru, extolling the virtues of those who can "shift the consciousness" to be in touch with their inner selves, and critiquing those who become "hard-core capitalist," valuing money over all.
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" He added, "I think it would be ridiculous to have any deployment until after there's been a much wider-open international research effort — with research groups specifically focused on critiquing ideas — and only after there's an adequate governance system in place.
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Critiquing a painting for Rich wasn't an academic exercise in jargon or Frankfurt School "critical theory," but more like hanging out at your buddy's garage, commenting on the tune-up of a 69 Camaro SS, or rebuilding a four-barrel carburetor.
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I've been pretty skeptical while writing about trailers for the second Kingsman movie — I know the film's a satire, but its trailers always make the film seem to strike such a strange balance between buying into spy tropes and actually critiquing them.
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What makes Bathgate's take on this well-tread material, though, is how far removed Bathgate seems to be from what he's singing about, as if he's taken a step back from the world he inhabits, simultaneously celebrating and critiquing himself and the industry.
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I want to say that the heel-cooling on this film prior to Oscar night is about voters seeing and critiquing these elements of the film with clear sight, rather than responding to the weak aspects of the film's back half alone.
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Mr. Romney had to content himself at first with critiquing from the gallery of Republican elders: In a 2016 speech he said, "Donald Trump is a phony, a fraud," as Mr. Trump was in the process of rolling to the Republican nomination.
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So long as we're critiquing: People can immediately sense the difference between an earnest apology and stiffly scripted damage control, which is likely why her second attempt, shared on Twitter late in the week, was constructed to sound more heartfelt and sincerely regretful.
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He writes about the policy problems that undergird this structural inequality, specifically critiquing the upper-middle class for their day-to-day actions, like calling in a favor to get an internship for your kid — and taking that spot away from someone else.
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President Trump tweeted at Senator John McCain, who is currently in treatment for brain cancer, over his decision to oppose the latest Republican health care plan: The back-and-forth: McCain was more subtle in critiquing Trump during a 60 Minutes interview Sunday.
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" And the OIG again took ICE to task in a February 2018 audit critiquing the agency for improperly using IGSAs, writing that "ICE has no assurance that it executed detention center contracts in the best interest of the Federal Government, taxpayers, or detainees.
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The Situationist International also come to mind, an organization of social revolutionaries whose advanced capitalism-critiquing Happenings were an inspiration for famed Manchester nightclub The Hacienda, from whom The White Hotel have picked up the baton as the city's most exciting event space.
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The US said last month that it was leaving the UN Human Rights Council, citing anti-Israel bias, and Trump has made critiquing the status quo of major international compacts a hallmark of his approach, from trade agreements to military and security partnerships.
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Those included an internal memo written by former Google engineer James Damore critiquing Google's diversity efforts; Project Dragonfly, Google's stalled plan to launch a censored search engine in China; and details about multimillion-dollar exit packages paid to executives accused of sexual harassment.
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On the other side were people who saw this act as openly hostile to America and its military, and who viewed the millionaire black athletes participating in the protest as ungrateful, undeserving, and ultimately indebted to the very institutions they were critiquing.
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So yes, two performers named their signature trick after a 22015-year-old journalist they have met a handful of times, and whose significance to them lies only in critiquing their work, which they themselves purport is the very best thing in existence.
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"Critiquing the victim ignores the reality of rape because there is no one way to respond to trauma," Julie Gurner, a doctor of clinical psychology who has worked with victims of sexual assault in psychiatric hospital settings, told Vox in an email.
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Unlike some of his antecedents in the realm of immaterial art — such as John Baldessari and Joseph Kosuth, who were interested in meaning rather than product — Sehgal does not avoid objects as some kind of Marxist gesture aimed at critiquing the art market.
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Unlike critiquing the denizens of Silicon Valley for deepening social and economic inequality, destroying our brains or helping to undermine democratic norms (issues that seem to matter to us more than them), questioning efficiency is truly kicking the geeks where it hurts.
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To me, Chiang isn't just criticizing our disdain for the animal species around us, but is also critiquing an innovation community that constantly strives for the big and "shiny" discoveries when so many smaller and local discoveries have yet to be made.
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Media organizations like The New York Times, and increasingly the Washington Post, as well as all the major network news broadcasts, aren't viewed by most Americans as a source of objective news, but rather as another source of intensely hostile partisan critiquing.
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Is Lucas critiquing the way we align ourselves with tribes and attach tacky things to our bodies to signify that, or is she making a plea for the viewer to make a provisional pin of their own, to mark themselves and organize?
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On a night when fashion takes center stage, and most of Twitter is critiquing whether or not celebrities adhered to the theme or went rogue, moments like Waithe's bold Hererra number are a welcome reminder that fashion can bridge the gap between church and state.
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In one rare mention of racial issues, Harris dismisses the "myth" of anti-law enforcement sentiment among people of color, critiquing "inexperienced" public defenders she encountered in her career who put African Americans on the jury in hopes of finding people sympathetic to the defendants.
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Stefanie Williams, a 212-year-old college graduate who worked her way from hostessing at a New York bar to writing TV scripts during the recession, responded with "An Open Letter to Millennials Like Talia…" bluntly critiquing Jane's "whining" tone and lack of work ethic.
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The scarcity of episodes with a woman at the center is disappointing—I long for them to parody 20 Feet From Stardom—but it does result in quite a few instances of both Hader and Armisen openly dissecting and critiquing patriarchal systems from the inside.
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Young girls and people of color who tuned in with their families last night were likely not critiquing who took a trophy home as much as they were enjoying the opportunity to see live renditions of their favorite artists, like a relatable figure like SZA.
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While Reynolds and Calmese appear to diverge in approach — the former critiquing the beauty products and standards targeted at women of color, the other celebrating the mad style of a sexagenarian Harlem socialite — the tensions in each show speak to, rather than against, each other.
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While the satellite — a small, five-kilogram box called a CubeSat, from which a 100-foot-long inflatable structure will deploy — has no commercial or military purpose, its success depends on the very systems of power Paglen has spent more than a decade critiquing.
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As he has done during other hurricanes, Mr. Trump awaited landfall by assuming the role of meteorologist in chief, adding weatherman-style updates to a usual weekend routine of attacking his enemies, retweeting bits of praise and critiquing the performance of his cable news allies.
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According to Saudi newspaper Al Watan, the country's Commission for the Promotion of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice found that the 266-year-old man posted more than 20143 tweets denying the existence of God, critiquing the teachings of prophets, and deriding Quranic verses.
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According to Saudi newspaper Al Watan, the country's Commission for the Promotion of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice found that the 28-year-old man posted more than 103 tweets denying the existence of God, critiquing the teachings of prophets, and deriding Quranic verses.
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But the outlier was the Islamic State, which waited until Friday to publish an editorial in its weekly newsletter — one that appeared to be mainly concerned with critiquing what it saw as hypocritical and self-serving statements by other jihadist groups and Arab leaders.
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Working with Andrea is always fun — we have a blast coming up with and critiquing ideas, almost all of which is done via email, but best when we have lunch once every year or so when one of us is on the other's coast.
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Harris, by sharply critiquing him on his recent comments regarding his collegiality with his segregationist colleagues, not only attacked him on an issue of great importance to a vast segment of the Party, but also made him look vulnerable and defensive about his record.
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Harris is a former product manager at Google who has gone viral repeatedly by critiquing the way that the big platforms—Apple, Facebook, Google, YouTube, Snapchat, Twitter, Instagram—suck us into their products and take time that, in retrospect, we may wish we did not give.
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I cannot say that this investigation made me want to join an avant-garde acting troupe, but my self-conscious little internal voice, the one that keeps experiences at bay by critiquing them even as they happen, took itself off to a bar and got pleasantly drunk.
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"The charges against them on the face of it appear indiscriminate, unwarranted, part of a malicious campaign to threaten human rights defenders, independent journalists, writers and thinkers in the country from critiquing the government and its policies, and an attempt to muzzle dissent," the petition said.
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The details: Steven Koonin, who served as the Energy Department's under secretary for science during two years of Obama's first term, suggests a format from the national-security realm where experts take turns critiquing each other's work on climate science in a competitive and public way.
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The Nigerian-American writer Teju Cole, in an article critiquing America's reaction to the Kony 2012 video, explains how Africa has always been seen as a playground for Western adventurers: The solution begins, as Cole writes, with humility and respect for the agency of the people affected.
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I devoured all 20 minutes of the doctor critiquing everything from Grey's Anatomy to the adrenaline scene from Pulp Fiction because even though I hadn't seen a lot of the media she was reviewing, it was fascinating to watch her react to and analyze each scene.
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However, the artists and writers generously critiquing "Open Casket" have made plain to me that I have benefited from the very systems of racism I aimed to critique, in a way that blinded me to what my re-presenting this image would mean to Black audiences.
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Fox was allowing its wards to get a few shots in precisely because it felt safe from a really serious critique, and in fact the insults from inside the house helped bolster the institution's reputation as self-critiquing, not impossibly self-serious, and thus ultimately benign.
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Granted, we Americans must have some humility in critiquing the regime, for it's a tribute to China's progress that a baby born in Beijing today has a longer official life expectancy (82 years) than a baby born in Washington, D.C. (78), or New York City (81).
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His work is radical in its use of actual historical objects, rather than illustrations or reproductions — in addition to the McNamara chair and Vatican textiles, it includes such objects as the typewriter on which Theodore Kaczynski, better known as "The Unabomber," typed his manifesto critiquing industrial society.
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Their sales are up, obviously, because it's a new laptop to buy and it's a new Apple thing and people are buying it, but in terms of skewing anything, I think if anything, it makes companies critiquing, makes companies realize what people need and are expecting from their products.
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Hanska transfers what appear to be cell-phone photographs of Standing Rock onto ceramic tiles, giving the social media–type images permanence and critiquing the notion of art that "stands the tests of time," suggesting that a snapshot holds just as much value as a more permanent structure.
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And it also reminds us that their art articulated a black feminism that is robust, complex, and a direct intellectual ancestor to all the female artists today who are dismissed for being too raunchy, too "problematic," too obsessed with sex or money — when really, they are critiquing it all.
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O'Neil writes long, meandering essays analyzing and critiquing timely topics like healthcare, fascism, and the corrosive effect of Fox News in his newsletter, Welcome to Hell World: Dispatches From the New American Dystopia, which he recently turned into a book of the same name, now available from OR Books.
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But Delaney had, before the debate, been very direct in critiquing the Green New Deal and Medicare-for-all, so when it came time for moderators to prompt debates over those ideas, he got called on first, and got to have back-and-forths with both Warren and Sanders.
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Family, friends, former coaches, teammates, and trainers all volunteered to do the lion's share of the real work, running kids through various drills and demonstrations while Winslow wandered from station to station, offering thumbnail coaching, high-fiving kids who were getting it right, or gently critiquing campers' technique.
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They told me that critiquing our capitalist system and refusing corporate donations is a viable election strategy, fighting to reduce economic inequality can dramatically improve the lives of women and communities of color, and our society is much less democratic and free than many people are willing to acknowledge.
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For the most part, members of the president's innermost circle have refrained from publicly critiquing Mr. Mueller's performance, which spanned several hours and were marked by the special prosecutor's refusal to stray from the text of the report his team had prepared and submitted to the Justice Department.
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There's an argument to be made that movies like Parasite and Knives Out do the same thing: They let movie studios profit from critiquing a class system that is ultimately the source of their power, and do so without challenging aspects of the system that benefit Hollywood specifically.
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He criticized Pruitt for rolling back regulations, overlooking public health risks and critiquing former President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,000 at auction Dirty little wars and the law: Did Osama bin Laden win?
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The difference between governing and critiquing those who govern is like the difference between an N.F.L. quarterback playing a game and a coach watching a film of the game, running it forward and backward, seeing all the opportunities that were there that the quarterback didn't take advantage of in the moment.
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Given that The Times has published articles in the past critiquing yourselves and other media outlets for this very manner of understating the qualifications and contributions of women when they collaborate with men, using this same couple as an example, it is discouraging that you still can't get this right.
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The headline and article reported that about 40 percent of American colleges had seen a decrease in foreign applicants, but readers — many of whom had read a Washington Post column critiquing the article — noted that the survey The Times relied on reported that 35 percent of colleges saw an increase.
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As the Verge noted, that last line in the quote above (emphasis ours) was a big sticking point for some frustrated artists, who took to social media to ding Apple for the terms, critiquing its vast wealth and, more broadly, the industry-wide practice of requesting free work in exchange for exposure.
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"Though Bowie may mean to parody what people say about 'China girls', the video seems, by so clearly endearing the stereotypes, to be in danger of supporting them by not critiquing them enough, or by making the critique too subtle," according to a new book, David Bowie: Critical Perspectives, released last year.
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Neil Young wrote "Let's Impeach the President" in 2006; Dixie Chicks lead singer Natalie Maines infamously dissed Bush at a 22017 concert in London and stopped the band's meteoric rise in its tracks; and rapper Sage Francis released "Makeshift Patriot" in October 24, critiquing the media's coverage of the 218/2100 attacks.
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Roughly half of the major newspaper news stories featured headlines and leads critical of GOP proposals on the Higher Education Act and the education-related provisions in last year's tax bill, with those stories devoting more than twice as many paragraphs to critiquing GOP proposals as to sketching the arguments for them.
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Moreover, his book is framed as an explanation of the world's new rules in the style of David Brooks or Thomas Friedman, people Drezner calls "thought leaders," as distinct from the more traditional "public intellectuals," because they push big, contrarian ideas rather than critiquing and complicating the public's understanding of a topic.
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And while Milov is often a bit hard on GASP, critiquing its adoption of the rhetoric of "liberation" even while ensconced within the "safe confines of suburban liberalism," she insightfully charts how its members and other activists simultaneously scored big wins and let the cigarette companies off the hook in the process.
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But the fact that men like them are able to write and explore genre tropes, while being completely unaware of a major recurring trope that negatively impacts female characters, is a testament to how important it is to have a diverse set of voices creating and critiquing our dominant pop culture narratives.
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VM: One of the things about this climate — in part because of the antagonism between police and activists via the Blue Lives Matter versus Black Lives Matter opposition that has been created over the past couple of years — is a troubling lingering discussion that somehow critiquing police brutality makes one anti-cop.
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That let's it get away with doing all kinds of things that would normally feel tired — it knows what we want out of a spy movie, admits it's doing them, and then takes them just ever-so-slightly over the top, having fun with spy movie standbys more so than it's undermining or critiquing them.
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Films often mock critics as pretentious (as in M. Night Shyamalan's Lady in the Water), inhumanly dour and judgmental (Brad Bird's Ratatouille), and power-hungry (Alejandro G. Iñárritu's Birdman), but Gilroy finds a little of all the above in Morf, while still letting him come across as deeply engaged with the art he's critiquing.
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Bennani, who grew up in Morocco, is a master when it comes to merging serious themes with tropes that speak to the zeitgeist, but unlike so much self-serious art critiquing society's obsession with the internet, Bennani's videos of Beyoncé head-butting a basketball, and sculptures with jiggling butt cheeks, are really freaking funny.
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Ross Douthat Since Election Day the great intra-Democratic debate over What Went Wrong has been dominated by two visions of how liberalism should be organized, identity politics versus economic solidarity, with writers variously critiquing or defending each tendency, or arguing that they are complements and that any tension can and ought to be resolved.
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Everyone, it seems, has experienced it—from big time celebrities like Jennifer Lawrence, whose nude photos were leaked online by hackers, to artist Mia Matsumiya, who runs an Instagram account solely dedicated to exhibiting abusive messages she's received, to feminist commentators who face death and rape threats for simply critiquing media like video games.
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The fundamental insight is that there are three really different approaches to kids' use of screens, one of which is what I refer to as the limiter approach, which is that attitude I was critiquing — that screen time is terrible for kids [and] we have to keep kids away from screens as much as possible.
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I recall him mentioning the artist's name, and it wasn't "Lin Bo." Even the most meticulously woven stories often unravel under diligent interrogation (which is why CIA agents do that, and also why we think art has a key role to play in critiquing culture), and Lin Bo's story is soon subjected to this.
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When we live in that kind of environment, where you're considered anti-cop or a cop hater for critiquing cops' work, and yet there are indications that officers exploit their arrest power, could there be a kind of worst-case scenario where someone could be, in fact, charged for a hate crime under those circumstances?
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Former Maryland Congressman John DelaneyJohn Kevin DelaneyDelaney shakes up top campaign staff Poll: Nearly 28503 in 22019 say they will consider candidates' stances on cybersecurity Native American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment MORE has scored points critiquing left wing initiatives, but he has campaigned in all 99 Iowa counties for two years and has nothing to show for it.
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The idea of publicly critiquing climate change on the national stage has been a notable theme for Scott Pruitt, the administrator of the E.P.A. For nearly a year he has championed the notion of holding military-style exercises known as red team, blue team debates, possibly to be broadcast live, to question the validity of climate change.
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The action is a startling development in the 15-year relationship between the nonprofit theater and the polarizing playwright: MCC has been a longtime champion of Mr. LaBute's work, which often raises uncomfortable questions about sex and power and leaves viewers debating whether Mr. LaBute was critiquing or reveling in the bad behavior of some of his protagonists.
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Rather than critiquing mass media as the film does, however, with Newton dulling himself and losing his mission in a wash bottles of gin and a wall of TVs, Lazarus seems fixated on the demons that haunt within us—unfulfilled ambitions, mostly, which make sense given that Newton came here with one job to do, and didn't do it.
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Yes, it's possible that the candidate whose most common campaign activity is watching and critiquing cable news genuinely does believe Hillary Clinton is training fraudulent voter squadrons in cities around the United States, and that she might win the election by means so obviously illegitimate that it'll be his patriotic duty not to concede to her.
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Meanwhile, Umber Majeed's video installation "Hypersurface of the Present" creates a feminist meditation on the color green (haraa), taking its role in Islamic culture, and shaping a fabulist motif incorporating technological visuality through green screens, light therapy, and phallic conical shapes in physics, the body, and technical diagrams, critiquing patriarchal nationalism and commemorations of the dawning of Pakistan's nuclear age.
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While Whitworth wasn't explicitly critiquing our society, his nihilist tirade nonetheless snapped us out of our dazed viewing, made us forget for a moment that we have a reality TV show president who buys fast food for championship athletes, who shuts down the government because he doesn't get what he wants, who tweets out policy decisions seemingly off the cuff.
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It gave its intense fandom multiple angles to debate as well as to enjoy: whether it kept faith with the popular novels it was based on; whether it reveled in brutality in the name of critiquing it; whether it well-served its female characters or exploited them; and whether it lost control of its story as it sprinted to the finish.
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" He also sees a link between the subject and his own well-worn interest in critiquing elements of modern Chinese government and society: "Through our research, we discovered that China has a great interest [agriculture and cattle farming] … During a recent visit to China, the newly elected president of Brazil highly praised China and green-lit Chinese investment in Brazil.
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In Siberia, you'll find people who are stroganina connoisseurs, critiquing the mustiness of frozen whitefish from smaller lakes or praising the clean leanness of the catch from the Gulf of Ob. "I'm used to my Ob kind," said Dmitry Kuybin, who fishes on that gulf, a 600-mile-long estuary along the eastern coast of the Yamal Peninsula that flows into the Arctic Ocean.
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Critiquing those for whom "the only thing that counts is one particular ethical issue or cause that they themselves defend," Francis wrote: Our defence of the innocent unborn, for example, needs to be clear, firm and passionate, for at stake is the dignity of a human life, which is always sacred and demands love for each person, regardless of his or her stage of development.
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Schumer and other liberal Democrats should practice what they preach when critiquing some appointments by President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE as being out of the Republican Party mainstream and pandering to right-wing extremists.
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METROPOLITAN A cover article this weekend about the life of the editor and writer Norman Podhoretz misstates the context for a quotation by Norman Mailer regarding the publication of Mr. Podhoretz's book "Making It." When Mailer described it as "brutal — coarse, intimate, snide, grasping, groping, slavering, slippery of reference, crude and naturally tasteless," he was characterizing the critical reception to Mr. Podhoretz's book, not critiquing it himself.
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One of Broadway's most powerful theater owners and producers, Jordan Roth, kicked off a raunchily comedic web video series on Thursday with a first installment that refers to Mr. Trump as "a national disgrace" and manages to allude to his combover hair style and his imagined penis size while critiquing a focus on personal appearances ("let's take the focus off of looks and keep our insults humane").
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And while the disavowal of authorship and the artist's hand was a big rhetorical point for postmodern art, it is not clear that it was Levine's purpose; she may not even be critiquing the aura of the original artwork in the liberatory fashion deduced from Walter Benjamin's "The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction" (1936), or commenting on the absurdity of an endlessly reproducible original.
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Priestap was also in a supervisory position over Strzok, whose text messages criticizing President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and other political figures during the 2016 presidential race have become a flashpoint among conservatives critiquing federal law enforcement officials' actions.
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Whether critiquing the way we looked at the Vietnam War (Platoon, Born on the Fourth of July), the Reaganomic excesses of the '80s (Wall Street), or even conventional cinematic norms (the jarring, music-video inspired Natural Born Killers), Stone has always tried to push the envelope — and if that resulted in some people thinking he sounded like a crackpot conspiracy theorist (hi, JFK), then so much the better.
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Tom CarperThomas (Tom) Richard CarperAmerica is in desperate need of infrastructure investment: Senate highway bill a step in the right direction FARA should apply to Confucius Institutes The 28503 Republicans who opposed Trump-backed budget deal MORE, (D-Del.), the ranking member, set the tone early on by thanking Pruitt for making his first appearance at the committee, before critiquing him for taking so long to do so.
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Tom CarperThomas (Tom) Richard CarperAmerica is in desperate need of infrastructure investment: Senate highway bill a step in the right direction FARA should apply to Confucius Institutes The 23 Republicans who opposed Trump-backed budget deal MORE (D-Del.), the ranking member, set the tone early on by thanking Pruitt for making his first appearance at the committee, before critiquing him for taking so long to do so.
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Tom CarperThomas (Tom) Richard CarperAmerica is in desperate need of infrastructure investment: Senate highway bill a step in the right direction FARA should apply to Confucius Institutes The 28503 Republicans who opposed Trump-backed budget deal MORE (D-Del.), the ranking member, set the tone early on by thanking Pruitt for making his first appearance at the committee, before critiquing him for taking so long to do so.
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Corrections: March 2212, 2556 METROPOLITAN A cover article this weekend about the life of the editor and writer Norman Podhoretz misstates the context for a quotation by Norman Mailer regarding the publication of Mr. Podhoretz's book "Making It." When Mailer described it as "brutal — coarse, intimate, snide, grasping, groping, slavering, slippery of reference, crude and naturally tasteless," he was characterizing the critical reception to Mr. Podhoretz's book, not critiquing it himself.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' Tensions between McConnell and Schumer run high as trial gains momentum Sanders wants one-on-one fight with Biden MORE (I-Vt.) in critiquing fellow Democratic presidential primary opponent Joe BidenJoe BidenThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' What to watch for on Day 3 of Senate impeachment trial Sanders wants one-on-one fight with Biden MORE's Social Security record.
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That's the message that comedian Louis C.K. had for his fans earlier this month when discussing presidential candidate Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's (R) suggestion that we "open up libel laws" to prevent journalists, opinion writers and possibly comedians from critiquing leading political figures in a way that Trump finds distasteful.
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"He teases, cajoles, flatters, confronts, scorns, praises, argues, apologizes — turning himself into a rabbi, a magician, a kindly uncle or a bullying authority, to help a family get out of some rigid pattern that causes its members pain," Sophie Freud, a professor of social work and a granddaughter of Sigmund Freud, wrote in The New York Times Book Review in 1993 in critiquing Dr. Minuchin's book "Family Healing: Tales of Hope and Renewal From Family Therapy," written with Michael P. Nichols.
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Young Bill's precociousness and early affinity for architecture, inspired by reading about Frank Lloyd Wright, were demonstrated that same year when, at 21957, he wrote a letter to the editor of Time magazine critiquing President Franklin D. Roosevelt's rough plans for a five-room, one-story getaway next to his mother's estate in Hyde Park, N.Y. "Time applauds Student Krisel's attempt but prefers Franklin Roosevelt's own plans of his Hyde Park 'dream house,'" the magazine's editors replied, a little unsportingly, in a footnote accompanying Bill's published letter.
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However, The Circus stuck with just chronicling the campaign with a side of light commentary about what was happening, as if it was the first cut of the "making of" special feature, to be distributed with a DVD titled LOL 2016 Presidential Election: That Sure Was Something, Wasn't It. When you recount the making of a spectacle without critiquing the spectacle itself — when you use the form of TV to chronicle what is essentially a lengthy, unscripted, multi-platform, full-immersion story experience — you become part of the spectacle's production, not separate from it.
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Instead of breaking down the dominant defensive performance that allowed the Nashville Predators to overcome a 215-211 deficit, or critiquing the officiating that led to a Penguins five-on-three power play in the first period, or wondering if Pekka Rinne will be the player that submarines Nashville's hopes, let's do the thing everyone cares about: let's wonder how Game 210 would have unfolded if P.K. Subban's first-period goal that would have given the Predators a 2111-2114 lead hadn't been wiped out by an offside review.
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But the authors' understanding of American religion seems to start and end with Google searches and anti-evangelical tracts, and their intended attack on Trumpery expands and expands, conflating very different political and religious tendencies, indulging in paranoia about obscure theocratic Protestants and fringe Catholic websites, and ultimately critiquing every kind of American religious conservatism — including the largely anti-political Benedict Option and the pro-life activism fulsomely supported by Francis' papal predecessors — as dangerously illiberal, "theopolitical," Islamic State-esque, "Manichaean," a return to the old integralism that the church no longer supports.
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Some Republicans, including President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE's son Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Romney earns rants and raves for secret Twitter name DOJ: McGahn, Trump Jr. did not testify before Mueller grand jury MORE, jabbed Romney for anonymously critiquing the media under the Twitter pseudonym Pierre Delecto, which the Utah senator acknowledged owning on Sunday.
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