He cultivates chaos; he cultivates people warring for his attention.
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For many kids, the military experience cultivates resilience and adaptability.
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Practice mindfulness One of Davidson's favorite mindfulness exercises cultivates appreciation.
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Her Twitter feed cultivates the persona of a digital rebel.
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But at the same time, John Leal intentionally cultivates that mystery.
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Mr Corbyn is an idealist who cultivates an image of sanctity.
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Despite its being a social hub, the pool also cultivates inwardness.
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Apple cultivates a level of secrecy and loyalty rarely found in business.
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Gisholt cultivates the same kind of "studio ghosts" in his own work.
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Companies need to develop a culture that supports and cultivates female talent.
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Thread cultivates an ethos of utter vulnerability, which starts at the top.
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He wears dark, unflashy suits and cultivates a salt-and-pepper mustache.
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On her second self-released album, she cultivates a thoughtful, buoyant interiority.
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Costco fuels my insatiability and cultivates curiosity within me at a cellular level.
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He barks orders, shames perceived weakness, punishes any disobedience, and overall cultivates fear.
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Theresa cultivates Kate's friendship, inviting her to a pool at a private club.
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Google isn't the only company that cultivates innovation with a 20 percent ethos.
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Ignoring the disaffected is one way to create an environment that cultivates violence.
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Congress alone cultivates statutory law, including filling in the gaps in the Constitution.
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He cultivates this image of himself as a rooted, well-adjusted "Heartland" painter.
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On an institutional level, that means creating a culture that cultivates that empowerment.
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The farm cultivates the trees in a manner said to promote healthy soil.
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But it also digs deep into Reddit, excavates meme chains and cultivates gossip.
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With his motorcycle jacket and frayed jeans, he cultivates a tough-guy persona.
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They infuse the hateful atmosphere he cultivates with an air of utter normalcy.
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PepsiCo "deliberately cultivates" consumer misperceptions through its marketing of Naked drinks, the complaint said.
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The firm also cultivates a following with its "Very Important Brunchers (VIB)" loyalty program.
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Supporting Israel means advocating for a society that cultivates innovation instead of stifling it.
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In his attire, especially when appearing on stage, Peterson cultivates an old-timey look.
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And that error cultivates the stereotypical image of the cool guy saving the masses.
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In the film, she cultivates a vengeful monstrousness and then clings tight to it.
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She earnestly cultivates an intimacy with her fanbase, one that they reward with intense loyalty.
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It cultivates the nationalism that feeds it; for example, by promoting "patriotic education" in schools.
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Instead, contextual marketing cultivates interest in a product by providing a narrative about the product.
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Today, every game company cultivates its own fanbase through social media, livestreams, and so on.
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Mr Putin cultivates links with parties on both the extreme right and the extreme left.
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Job description: Cultivates and maintains a positive public image for a company, primarily through communications.
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One in Shanghai's Xujiahui district, Robot Magic Restaurant, cultivates a space-age, mini-golf ambience.
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Aristotle's famous point about virtue and vice is that both are habits that one cultivates.
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Mr. Stiefel, who cultivates a wry, even dandyish attitude, occasionally fiddled with his handlebar mustache.
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Rather, he cultivates a middle way between extremes, in which everything sounds natural, ordered, correct.
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As he stated, it&aposs the CEO who cultivates the strategic vision of an organization.
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As he cultivates followers on his side, the media becomes infatuated with the characteristic figure.
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The story is about Bintliff, who cultivates the mud as if it were fine wine.
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Ultimately though, the night time is the best time because it cultivates an entirely different energy.
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Shopping features aside, there is something more to Costco that cultivates such a loyal fan-base.
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"A company that cultivates a culture of diversity makes everyone feel much more comfortable," he said.
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The authors speculate that the military, as an institution, brings individuals together and cultivates lifelong bonds.
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He has retained his business interests, which he implicitly cultivates with regular visits to his properties.
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Jaron Albertin, directing his first feature, cultivates tension in small moments and doesn't force the drama.
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Through several interconnected themes, Big Botany cultivates viewers' empathy for plants by blending science and art.
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But that's just a small part of McLeod's plan to offer a platform that cultivates real relationship.
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" The website itself, she continued, is, "a comedy site that promotes, highlights, spotlights and cultivates funny women.
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But while probiotics contain live bacterial cultures, prebiotics are the stuff that cultivates and feeds that bacteria.
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There's a farm outside of Venice, Italy, that cultivates tech talent the way other farms grow crops.
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Mr. Kadyrov, often referred to simply as Ramzan, cultivates a reputation for helping the needy and sick.
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He cultivates a new team, comprised of villains like Doctor Death, Hugo Strange, Fright, and The Reaper.
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What Gerwig cultivates visually is choreographic pandemonium: restless, energetic and a hair shy of full-blown chaos.
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The result is a polarized debate that cultivates fear — and cities that are not, in fact, safer.
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Toronto-based Cronos Group, which cultivates and sells marijuana in Canada and Germany, rose 9.7 percent Wednesday.
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Mr. Baron cultivates an intimate relationship with his investors; many have been with him since the beginning.
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The newcomer asks to borrow Crusoe's food, leather and equipment while he cultivates a farm of his own.
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Studies have also suggested that a vegan diet cultivates different types of bacteria than an animal-based diet.
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Studies have also suggested that a vegan diet cultivates different types of bacteria than an animal-based diet.
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Partially shot on Hi-8, Echovia cultivates the film's mystical aesthetic through soft, saturated color and image layering.
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In foreign affairs, he cultivates an air of nationalism, but in fact exercises a form of realist pragmatism.
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At 59, Mr. Cahn cultivates a refined demeanor, rarely appearing without a signature all-black suit and tie.
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She was one of five designers selected by Fashion East, a nonprofit organization that cultivates and promotes young brands.
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I spoke to one British grower, Saif, who cultivates cannabis illegally but only for his own personal medical use.
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Her goal is to gain a larger audience for the younger artists she cultivates without diluting their subversive charisma.
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The magazine claimed since he cultivates an image of a hard-drinking party boy he can't sue for defamation.
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It's this raw kinder-fervor Blippi cultivates among his fans that has grown his YouTube channel to 3.5 million subscribers.
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Mr Minniti, who once oversaw Italy's intelligence services, cultivates the reputation of a spymaster with mysterious contacts in every corner.
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As much as he cultivates influence behind the scenes, Regnery avoids a public role and almost never speaks to reporters.
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"Travel, at its purest, shifts perspectives, unleashes imagination, inspires understanding and cultivates empathy, which in turn promises peace," Haupert said.
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They come up through Africa, and then you've got Morocco, which cultivates hashish—that's where all the weed's gonna be.
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He cultivates a garish creepiness, using motifs that wouldn't have been out of place during the heyday of Afrofuturist funk.
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Perhaps it&aposs the localized distribution of the stores or the charming customer service that cultivates such strong customer followings.
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Eschewing the musical influence of nearby Nashville, for Old Hickory, Tennessee, McLean Fahnestock cultivates her own brand of surrealist art.
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He cultivates the image of being a hardass, but sobbed at his parents' tomb on the night of his win.
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" In Vanity Fair in 2013: "Swift cultivates a gawky adorkability in her music videos," but in fact, "Swift works incredibly hard.
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There was a sense in Tokyo on Tuesday that Japan has been sidelined as Mr. Trump cultivates relationships elsewhere in Asia.
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Farmer B cultivates 1,200 acres in Freeborn County, Minnesota, in agriculture district 21 and has been in operation for 2160 years.
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Both are well-worn paths to what's really at stake: the way American culture cultivates racial and gender hierarchies through music.
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Losing face might prove a blow for Mr. Kim, who cultivates the image of a peerless leader in his totalitarian homeland.
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Mr. Trump obviously cherishes — and actively cultivates — his reputation as someone who will work to crush those who dare defy him.
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First, we should start by developing more programs like Educators Rising, which identifies and cultivates skilled educators beginning in high school.
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It was another blow to Japan, which fears it has been sidelined as Mr. Trump cultivates relationships with other Asian countries.
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She cultivates an allegiance with the head of the opposition (Nicholas Hoult), a bond based on common interest and mutual disgust.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Matthew M. Kaelin cultivates the beautiful, fatal subjects of his photographs in his Long Island home.
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Moreover, if a President cultivates a reputation for vengeance against those who cross him, he doesn't even have to do very much.
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So I'm not anti-capitalism, but am I calling attention to a certain species of capitalism that cultivates addictive behavior for profit.
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A regular meditation practice cultivates mindfulness by allowing you to detach from your own emotions and see the bigger picture, Crowe says.
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We strive to be a welcoming, open platform for all by trusting our users to maintain an environment that cultivates genuine conversation.
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Reddit strives to be a welcoming, open platform for all by trusting our users to maintain an environment that cultivates genuine conversation.
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Her company, Parkwood Entertainment, cultivates a team of in-house songwriters, with an emphasis on women, who produce material for her consideration.
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Typically, she buys individual segments of plants (cuttings) from international importers, then carefully cultivates them until they've established root systems and leaves.
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The game cultivates a false sense of security among children, who feel safe with other players spanning a wide range of ages.
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She knows they'll be back — and so she waits, and strategizes, and cultivates an inner strength that is both remarkable and believable.
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The region cultivates some 220,000 acres of rubber and has been hit by falling rubber prices due to waning demand from China.
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Onstage, he cultivates a grandfatherly mien, bragging about how much money the chief executives of his portfolio companies made for Baron shareholders.
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With skilled manipulation of the price, pace of production, and stocking of paperclip inventory, the user rapidly cultivates their own financial power.
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The Sweetwater Foundation's work is an aquatic biome where a fish tank cultivates nutritious water that then fertilizes the lettuce growing above.
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And it cultivates ties with medical examiners, the professionals who decide whether or not a Taser shock is to blame in a fatality.
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Ten percent of everything it cultivates goes to its Veteran Compassion Program, which offers free weed to veterans who have a doctors' recommendation.
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These findings challenge what porn scholars call the "negative effects paradigm," which sees porn as an inherently bad thing that cultivates harmful attitudes.
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Every successful organization has a succession plan that identifies emerging risks and cultivates new leadership that can evolve with an ever-changing landscape.
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Soil nutrients are vital for Brazil's large-scale farming, Bielders said, and the tropical country may still grow the area it cultivates significantly.
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Most of the people who earnestly submit media for these places appear to be eager participants in the MAGA fandom that Trump cultivates.
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In my country, any kind of privilege cultivates impunity, the church influences the state and dynasties control an overwhelming majority of elected positions.
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Happiness is considered as the gateway to self-awareness, intrinsic motivation, independence, positive ties with their communities — and it's what we believe cultivates success.
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Jaéder Fiorentini, 23.68, who cultivates 95,000 coffee trees in the state, spent 200,000 reais ($54,300) to build a second water reservoir on his property.
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The top-hiring company, Green Thumb Industries, is a "vertically-integrated business that cultivates, processes and sells cannabis-related products directly," according to Glassdoor.
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I reheat some of the leftover fried rice for lunch while L. cultivates our crops and cares for our chickens in the video game.
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In spite of this, the Christian Right has, and still actively cultivates the notion that Christians are a persecuted, vulnerable minority requiring legal protection.
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But his sound is indelibly tied to the ways in which he has nurtured the voices of others, even as he cultivates his own.
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Suspending folklore and nightmare in a slurry of Catholic guilt, the writer and director, Michael Tully, cultivates a woebegone atmosphere and a woozy tone.
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He said he used to be surprised when the crowd came, but now he cultivates it with Groupons and a regular e-mail newsletter.
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The regime cultivates a chauvinistic nationalism intended to increase its legitimacy, but at the same time is dependent on financial support from regional allies.
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As the sun was about to set behind rows of cauliflower plants on a recent afternoon, Ms. Lavarde gazed over the land she cultivates.
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"We strive to be a welcoming, open platform for all by trusting our users to maintain an environment that cultivates genuine conversation," she said.
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What was, and remains, so potent about Gothic fiction is the way it cultivates the readerly ecstasy of standing outside oneself by being afraid.
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"The point is that it's intentional and that it has a specific goal in mind and that it cultivates that goal through repetition," she says.
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Its affiliate network of social enterprises cultivates organic crops on lands confiscated from the mafia, and has branched out into offering tours and farm stays.
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Darnell Holloway, a spokesman for Yelp, said that the site cultivates community participation, leading to more reviews by locals than you might find on TripAdvisor.
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BLK MKT Vintage not only celebrates "black curiosities," as Handy and Stewart call their wares, but ultimately cultivates an honest, more complete collective black memory.
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He is a director in the electronic trading group, where he cultivates new relationships with hedge funds that use computer models to make investment decisions.
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Mr. Dunn said he appreciated Ms. Weis's spirited, multigenerational audience and the casual tone she cultivates, which is similar to the atmosphere at his place.
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Until the particulars of Joanna's scheme start to reveal themselves — roughly until the first fight sequence — Mr. Collet-Serra cultivates a clammy, hallucinatory, Hitchcockian vibe.
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But the part of fandom that plays well with copyright isn't the part of fandom that cultivates new attitudes about the stories being played with.
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It's a form that not only emphasizes lyrics, but cultivates the illusion of natural, spontaneous communication, and this latter task can be a punishing one.
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We will always hold ourselves and our teammates to high standards and build an environment that cultivates passion, benefits collaboration, and respects all voices and identities.
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Rocket Lab cultivates a persona of quickness: Its engineers 3-D-print the engines, it aims to launch one rocket a month, it's agile, an upstart.
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Many accounts of Trump's life and career stress that the President has never been the kind of person who cultivates vast networks of close political friendships.
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Inside, she spoons their honey into the mouth of her 85 year-old mother, a living testament to the power of the elixir her daughter cultivates.
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India cultivates 45 million metric tonnes of potatoes (second only to China in potato production) and they grow in almost every Indian state, according to Aditya.
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Meaning that the hormone itself doesn't reveal the meaning to life; rather, it cultivates pathways in the brain for ideas around the topic to take root.
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With intelligence and precision, Jack cultivates these tensions to evoke the specter of the transatlantic slave trade in what would otherwise be postcard-perfect tropical scenes.
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As de Bruin only cultivates full-blood Wagyu—albeit with his own sweet twist—he wants to distance his product from the broad category of wagyu.
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The tax tends to hit rich, but not uber-rich, people hard (think families making around $400,000 a year), and that's a constituency the GOP cultivates assiduously.
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But rather than conduct an inquiry through vision or language, as these artists do, Cerqueira Leite cultivates touch as a way of thinking, harboring its own intelligence.
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But if you do decide to act after consuming all that moral outrage porn, you are liable to act in light of the cartoon morality it cultivates.
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But if you do decide to act after consuming all that moral outrage porn, you are liable to act in light of the cartoon morality it cultivates.
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Refinery29 caught up with Lopez to discuss her upbringing, the moment she knew she was a creative at heart, and how she cultivates appreciation for her culture.
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"Until the particulars of Joanna's scheme start to reveal themselves — roughly until the first fight sequence — Mr. Collet-Serra cultivates a clammy, hallucinatory, Hitchcockian vibe," he said.
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Even as Ms. Rosenblit assumes various guises and, quite literally, tears her world to pieces, she cultivates a grounded energy, adapting to havoc of her own invention.
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Peter Crock, chief executive of Cann Group, which cultivates cannabis for medicinal and research purposes, said medicinal marijuana production had been stymied by limited demand from Australian patients.
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Wernick's lab cultivates a common bacteria (Bacillus subtilis) and genetically engineers it to feed on protein-based waste and produce chemical compounds that can be used for biofuel.
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All the visions of domestic tranquility I grew up with were centered around women—a wife and mother cultivates a nice family life with hot, well-cooked meals.
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We strive to be a welcoming, open platform for all by trusting our users to maintain an environment that cultivates genuine conversation and adheres to our content policy.
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In spite of the Boy Scout persona that Comey cultivates, he violated Department of Justice policy by speaking out—against Clinton—in the last days before the election.
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Rees-Mogg, a millionaire who cultivates the image of an English gentleman, received a celebrity welcome; asked to pose for selfies with delegates and mobbed by press photographers.
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But Orban, who cultivates his image at home as a maverick who defies Brussels, has said Fidesz might have to leave the EPP and seek an alternative alliance.
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His team cultivates fields of grass on this desert land, carves it into sheets, rolls them up like rugs, and sends them out to beautify otherwise barren areas.
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Strong leadership doesn't just execute a vision, it cultivates that sense of vision in others; this will remain an indelible part of his legacy for generations to come.
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When things get bad, as they always do, the people grow restless and yield to a swindling demagogue who cultivates their fears and positions himself as the protector.
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Letter of Recommendation I hate almost everything about my iPhone: what it does (distract me), what it cultivates (inattention), what it costs ($649) and how it looks (inert).
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Instead, it's empowering, as Eleven cultivates a colorful new look and her first female friendship, which is distinct from the succession of men who have dominated her entire life.
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The company, which is vertically integrated and thus cultivates, manufactures and distributes its own products, makes products with varying levels of both THC and CBD, marijuana's main active compounds.
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Lane often cultivates relationships with collectors, helping them move their collections when they need a change of pace, or want to shift from one type of collection to another.
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Ferguson said that Neighbors, by highlighting alleged threats in different areas, cultivates a sense of fear of one's neighborhood, similar to hearing about crime and murders on local news.
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Refinery29 spoke with Schumer at the Snatched press day about mothers, daughters, and how she cultivates her confidence: What do you think mothers can teach their daughters about confidence?
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And finally, learning from the culture and people of our fellow world citizen cultivates a knowledge that makes each of us renewed when we return to the United States.
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She lives off of the land, where she cultivates corn, yucca, palm trees, and 300 cacao trees of four different varieties in a horticultural plot known as a chacra.
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"The time is right to develop a legitimate minor league that protects younger players, nurtures and cultivates future stars, and works in the N.B.A.'s best interests," Tellem wrote.
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"Giving now cultivates your own virtue, and ensures that you'll continue to live up to your own ideals," Haseeb Qureshi wrote last year in an essay about this question.
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Brent Bible, a farmer who cultivates 5,000 acres of corn and soy in western Indiana, said the trade war was already damaging his farm and the broader agricultural economy.
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Yet, Russia cultivates only about 250,2000 acres of vineyards, compared with twice that in Bordeaux alone, he noted, and Russian consumers still equate good wine with France or Italy.
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SNK 2, Mr. Jodoin said that Next Level is exciting because it attracts top talent and cultivates a community where up-and-comers can train to become future champions.
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This is why you feel compelled to speak about your past, along with the fact that your ex openly cultivates his racial enlightenment while covertly exploiting his patriarchal privilege.
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Henderson, the second-largest city in Nevada with 316,000 residents, cultivates an image as Las Vegas's genial kid sibling, a spread of subdivisions, golf courses and master-planned communities.
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Tilray, which cultivates, processes and distributes cannabis products to tens of thousands of medical marijuana patients across 10 countries, is currently valued at about $4.8 billion, according to FactSet.
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Part of President Obama's Computer Science for All movement, Family Code Night is a fast, free and fun community-building event that cultivates excitement among children about learning to code.
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He cultivates about 20 hectares of rice paddy; in the past three years a businessman from Dar es Salaam and another city-dweller have bought big farms near his fields.
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And though Monáe's decision to finally drop her android alter-ego was part of what made that record so impressive, the aesthetic that she so masterfully cultivates remains a marvel.
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If VR World and others try and cater to the public at large, Hubneo VR Lab, located on Suffolk Street on the Lower East Side, cultivates a more underground vibe.
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North Korea remains one of the world's most isolated countries, and its totalitarian government cultivates a personality cult around Mr. Kim and his father and grandfather, who ruled before him.
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Herbalife cultivates an image of wellness and athleticism; it sponsors more than sixty sports teams and a hundred and fifty professional athletes, including Cristiano Ronaldo, the Real Madrid soccer star.
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As Somoza's experience demonstrated, in a one-person regime that aspires to be a one-family dictatorship, the inevitable corruption and repression that it cultivates eventually make the regime unsustainable.
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Tilray cultivates, processes and distributes cannabis products to tens of thousands of medical marijuana patients across 10 countries, including Australia, Canada and Germany, through subsidiaries and agreements with pharmaceutical distributors.
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The man himself cultivates and inhabits a world of luxury that's frozen in the 1980s, and he's spent most of his life doing the same things over and over again.
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Even as President Trump, the wall's builder, insists that the world now has limits, he himself cultivates a petulant hedonism, an unchecked freedom to hate, an enraged refusal of constraint.
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For example, Mortal Engines' Hester Shaw is shunned by her society and, much like Aloy, she has this status forcibly thrust upon her—it's not something she inadvertently cultivates for herself.
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Pompeo himself carefully cultivates his own press image and has been reluctant to engage with reporters; the State Department has drastically curtailed what had been daily press briefings in prior administrations.
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The King of Comedy is not a tale of one man's humiliation, but a bigger story about the nihilistic dead ends of fans' celebrity worship and the culture that cultivates it.
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Their power dynamic is racially tinged, but Killmonger clearly cultivates it by playing to Klaue's expectations, adopting a gangster persona that he quickly drops when his true goals are in sight.
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Tillmans cultivates a small wilderness of houseplants—sculptural cacti, papyrus, greenish-purple-leafed begonias, delicate ferns—which he grows from cuttings that he gets from friends and collects on his travels.
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She cultivates loyalty and discipline within the N.L.D. — requiring, for example, that all parliamentarians in her party live together in the same compound of run-down communal government guesthouses in Naypyidaw.
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Luckily, there is also a grandmother around — the wonderful Gemma Jones — to notice the lad's talents and to make sure he cultivates them, with lessons at the Royal Academy of Music.
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Or consider Rob Portman of Ohio, who cultivates an image as a moderate, praises Medicaid and talked big about the defects of Republican health plans — but also voted for that bill.
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Trier, if you gave up watching the Knicks long before he arrived last year, will shoot from anywhere in the Garden ZIP code, and he cultivates an aversion to playing defense.
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Seven members of the U.S. military were outed earlier this year as members of Identity Evropa, a white nationalist group that cultivates a preppy aesthetic in an effort to go mainstream.
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Instead of addressing his own behavior, Bloomberg re-hashed prepared talking points about how his company takes claims of harassment seriously and cultivates a positive and empowering work environment for women.
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Huawei's chairman, Liang Hua, emphasized the company's 10-year history in Canada at a media event Thursday in Toronto, describing the country as "an open and inclusive place" that cultivates talent.
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She cultivates him and patiently seeks the perfect instrument for his undoing, seizings on the unfortunate — and extremely young — Mademoiselle de Joncquières (Alice Isaaz), who looks like the incarnation of purity.
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" Shilling added: "I mourn the opportunities which will never be born to assist people routinely excluded from the art conversation to discover the magic, healing and creative spirit which art cultivates.
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From the metallic drums, to the synthesizers focused into sharp points, to her own voice and the way she cultivates an exaggerated nasality, everything sounds out of tune, flattened into harshness.
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A rap mixtape whose dominant pleasures lie in the athletic mastery of motion, impeccably streamlined efficiency, and neat formal lines, is a rap mixtape that cultivates a forbidding, determined, composed tone.
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He has been a key public defender of Moore, an unconventional pick for the Fed board, which is responsible for setting interest rate policy and generally cultivates an aura of political independence.
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In December 2016, the company forecast an increase of between 15 percent to 22.5 percent this year in the output of the commodities it cultivates, such as palm, rubber and sugar cane.
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Colin Fanning, a curatorial fellow at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, points out that European philosophers have long promoted block-based games as a form of "good" play that cultivates abstract thought.
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He was also "directly responsible" for coordinating operations and resupply of munitions, explosives and materials for the Taliban throughout Helmand province, where the Taliban cultivates poppy and produces opium, the release added.
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But even more urgent is my alarm at the growing tendency to accept and even foster the decline of the sort of interpersonal human contact that learning languages both requires and cultivates.
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Below: The Collis Center at Dartmouth College, in Hanover, New Hampshire The Green Mountain State carefully cultivates its K–12 schools, with the nation's highest per-pupil spending and smallest class sizes.
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Bloomberg's campaign message of unity and compromise cultivates the precise spirit that Democrats need to animate the party, while also anticipating and planning for the realities of the general election political landscape.
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The Philippines is now open to buying Russian arms as Manila cultivates closer ties with Moscow, he added, particularly as the military looks to diversify its equipment, reining in costs while maintaining quality.
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The "host-beneficiary strategy," for example, cultivates partnerships between two similar businesses for maximum profit; it's the very definition of a "win-win" situation and has been a favorite of mine for years.
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"We are afraid for our safety in the villages here because ... the youth of the alliance will seek revenge," said Felix Kouadio, who cultivates seven hectares of cocoa in the Gouin-Debe reserve.
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Some Christians believe this refers to the precious amber resin of the Balsam of Gilead, an aromatic mix resembling citrus and cinnamon that Erlich also cultivates on his farm in the Judean desert.
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His absence destabilizes Lydia in ways beyond simple grief — in part because she's a woman with very little to do, one who has refused paid work and charity work alike and cultivates idleness.
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One explanation is that because money allows people to achieve their own goals without depending on others, it cultivates a mind-set of self-sufficiency that is at odds with a charitable outlook.
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At Evergrow, the company cultivates most of its plants under LEDs, but keeps one space, known as the energy-suck room, illuminated by high-pressure sodium lights as a kind of experimental control.
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Pence may well have been dumber or more ignorant than your average member of Congress, but most fundamentally he was an integral part of a larger institutional framework that cultivates and promotes ignorance.
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Slimani's focus on race and class certainly elevates the book's crime-drama stakes into something more complicated, but it's unclear how these issues relate to bourgeois domesticity and the dangerous power games it cultivates.
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Tall, broad and perpetually poker-faced, with an amble that rarely moves faster than second gear, Johnson cultivates a persona that seems to fluctuate about as much as a brick in a soft breeze.
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Mr. Yadav, 43, has not been able to grow anything this past year on the five acres he cultivates here in the heart of northern India, parts of which are experiencing a severe drought.
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"When you tell the truth, you don't have to remember what you said," said Mr. Dietl, who cultivates a Yogi Berra-like relationship with the English language that may be more intentional than spontaneous.
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While Mr. Gove professed himself "disappointed," Jacob Rees-Mogg, a strongly pro-Brexit lawmaker who cultivates a cartoonish aristocratic image, greeted protesters who vented their anger on Wednesday by flinging fish into the Thames.
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His stance "cultivates the ground for a 'people vs politicians' campaign," Matthew Goodwin, a professor of politics at the University of Kent, wrote on Twitter soon after Mr. Johnson addressed the nation on Monday.
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He cultivates cordial relationships with prominent racists — Ku Klux Klan leaders, front men for neo-Nazi groups and so on — and through a form of friendly persuasion, tries to steer them from their bigotry.
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And aside from being an emotional plus for you, it'll also give you an idea of what your future co-workers might value, and the kind of culture that company cultivates for its team members.
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She certainly doesn't have to follow in my footsteps, or even see herself in them, but I hope she can find a middle ground where she echoes her parents and still cultivates her own identity.
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And significantly, rugby cultivates a space in which females can explore their identities in a safe and empowering manner—something queer female ruggers I spoke with acknowledge as being a major draw of the sport.
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The easy rapport he cultivates with his subjects, which carries through in these images, celebrates his subjects for simply being human — pushing back on the idea that trans women and men are somehow inherently exotic.
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Helmed by the singer-songwriter Lyris Faron, this recording project cultivates a twee aesthetic and bright, singsongy sound similar to that of the New York-based jangle-pop band T-Rextasy, which Faron also fronts.
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Even the rarer plants she cultivates have a low-key grace, including a purple strain of Caryopteris divaricata, a four-foot-tall Himalayan native with a baroque curlicue violet flower that attracts legions of butterflies.
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In his despair, the prisoner cultivates a bit of hope by watering a tiny tree, and gradually he befriends an intruder who at first demands, on behalf of the neighboring village, that he leave the area.
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The Majids are used to the pulsing street life of Aleppo, where they had their clothing factory, and the gossipy familiarity of their ancestral village near Afrin, where their father still cultivates the family olive groves.
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But there's something about these jobs that is inherently appealing to offenders, or that otherwise cultivates the impulses of serial killers-in-waiting and causes them to be curiously over-represented among this rare breed of murderer.
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We're all looking for comedy that numbs the pain, but "One Day at a Time" cultivates an intimacy and sense of belonging that goes a step further, introducing a level of genuine human happiness into the experience.
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She recounts the thrills and the mundanities of her daily life—cooking, doing dishes and laundry, masturbating—and launches into explicit, guileless descriptions of sex, in which she cultivates a language that is both playful and ferocious.
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Every day we strive to provide an environment that cultivates the special and uninterrupted connection between a diverse array of performers and patrons, enabling a multitude of curated experiences for our 6.5 million annual visitors and artists.
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Israel cultivates its youths' cyber talent through its educational system, gives its cyberwarfare units the first pick of personnel, and fosters a uniquely entrepreneurial spirit within its elite military units that carries over into their civilian careers.
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Now in its third year, the San Francisco Art Book Fair (SFABF) cultivates a diverse and inclusive roster showcasing talent from the Bay Area art publishing community and beyond, exhibiting hand-stapled zines alongside limited edition clothbound tomes.
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And when not flying and screwing, as he puts it, Cerny is negotiating several other public sculpture requests from around the world, and tending to his multimedia art space MeetFactory, where he cultivates other artists' and their work.
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Much of Ms. Gillibrand's spending has been on the kind of list-building activities that are as likely to pay dividends in 20163 as this fall, investing heavily in digital advertising that cultivates new email addresses and donors.
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Hanma's subsidiary in Shanchong, a village in a remote valley west of Kunming, the capital of Yunnan Province, cultivates more than 1,600 acres of hemp, the variety of cannabis that is also used in rope, paper and fabrics.
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The House cultivates talent for the White House and executive branch, the Senate, governorships, lobbying firms and policy shops across the country, so the makeup of House staff has an effect far beyond one side of the Capitol.
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But in curating your list of scary movies, you may notice that a thriving subgenre of horror has emerged in recent decades, one that cultivates terror from the modern proliferation of screens and cameras in our daily lives.
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So is her singing, as she cultivates a bemused indifference that cracks at unexpected moments, like when "Cool" ascends into a gleeful high note ("Ooooooooooh" is the best vowel to draw out, as she and Taylor Swift know).
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This week's confusion highlights the clash between the secrecy and measured pace of the ruling Communist Party and Trump, who fires off dozens of Twitter comments a day and cultivates an image as a fast-paced, unpredictable deal-maker.
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Now, as she cultivates a national profile that reflects the political yearnings of a movement of black women in the Democratic Party, candidates are engaging in a high-stakes fight for her backing in the 20183 Democratic presidential primary.
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That's why, although Handmaid's Tale season 2 cultivates a strong physical effect — one that pulls your shoulders to your ears as if by magic and brings hands blessed with copious amounts of melanin to white knuckling — you keep watching.
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"The idea of Muslims being victimized doesn't fit his domestic or foreign policy agenda," says Shahed Amanullah, who served at the State Department under Obama and, more recently, helped found Affinis Labs, which cultivates entrepreneurship among global Muslim youth.
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Describing the trajectory of "Life and Nothing More" makes it sound like a civics lesson, and in some scenes — we see Andrew learning about the Constitution and lawmaking in school — Méndez Esparza even cultivates that impression, overplaying his hand.
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It involves various techniques, such as hydroponics, which uses mineral nutrient solutions in a water solvent; aquaponics, which uses aquatic creatures -- such as fish and snails -- and cultivates plants in water; and aeroponics, which grows plants in the air.
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In a news cycle that cultivates short attention spans, it is alarming how quickly ecological and human rights violations are buried, and sometimes actively suppressed, in the ever-scrolling news feed along with the long history of such events.
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Being able to set up that moment, recognize it, and execute in a situation with zero margin for error is the F1 racer's craft, and it's the one that F1 2018 cultivates in every aspect of its structure and design.
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JACOB REES-MOGG, 49 A flamboyant millionaire who cultivates the image of an English gentleman from days gone by, Rees-Mogg has developed a cult following among those who want a more radical departure from the EU than May is proposing.
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In his spare time, between playing tennis and drinking rum cocktails in a Moscow bar, he cultivates a network of young experts and policymakers to thrash out "actionable ideas" of how to reform the country when they come to power.
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Chief Executive Jeffrey Katzenberg will become chairman of DreamWorks New Media, which will include the company's ownership interests in technology company NOVA and Awesomeness TV, a teen-focused studio that cultivates stars of Alphabet Inc's YouTube and other digital platforms.
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"For the first time in history, producers here will pile one harvest on top of the other," said 2500-year-old Bilibio, who cultivates some 1003,2100 hectares of soy and corn near Vera, in the mid-North of the state.
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JACOB REES-MOGG, 49 A flamboyant millionaire who cultivates the image of an English gentleman from another century, Rees-Mogg has developed a cult following among those who want a more radical departure from the EU than May is proposing.
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Taken in isolation, these incidents can seem the lamentable fruit of modernity's least appetising traits: mollycoddling parenting, a sub-Freudian narcissism, a hypochondriacal sense of entitlement and a social-media ecosystem that reinforces insularity and cultivates an expectation of instant response.
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Analysts say that North Korea cultivates a sense of unpredictability verging on irrationality, but that, in fact, the government remains coldly calculating, edging up to the brink of war to keep aggressors at bay and its savagely oppressed people cowed.
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JACOB REES-MOGG, 49 A flamboyant millionaire who cultivates the image of an English gentleman from days gone by, Rees-Mogg has developed a cult following among those who want a more radical departure from the EU than May is proposing.
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I have spent decades studying authoritarian and fascist regimes and saw in Trump a deeply familiar figure: the strongman who cultivates a bond with followers based on loyalty to him as a person rather than to a party or set of principles.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia state plantation holding PT Perkebunan Nusantara III (PTPN III) said on Monday it expects between a 15 percent to 22.5 percent increase next year in the output of the commodities it cultivates, such as palm, rubber and sugar cane.
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Cannes carefully cultivates its image by programming a limited number of films; by giving awards selected by juries that are stacked with well-known filmmakers, actors, and composers from around the world; and by maintaining the largest film market in the world.
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The iPhone May Ditch the Headphone Jack...For Real This TimeApple cultivates a unique kind of rumor mill, one that often gets fixated on an idea and just keeps …Read more ReadThe design will probably be a big departure from past iterations.
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As he ventures out and tries to find some safety following the kidnapping attempt, Evan cultivates an eclectic group of helpers, including a pair of gruff sky pirates and a politician who is mysteriously transported from our world to the game's fantasy realm.
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Revising the phrase "take it or leave it," Give It or Leave It cultivates a spirit of generosity, hospitality, and selflessness, and proposes a new rule for a better world: creating something, offering it, and gifting it, regardless of recognition, acceptance, or rejection.
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Through the years, our club lost direction and isn't in the best place right now, but after reading your letter, I am encouraged to help spark up a new flame as I strongly value the culture and skill sets that healthy journalism cultivates.
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Where folks like Griffin and Tiven demand a Christian baker be fined if he says no to a same-sex couple, they come to the aid of an Islamic faith that cultivates an environment in which gays can be tossed from rooftops.
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It compels young people out of their comfort zones and cultivates a sense of duty and civic responsibility, all while surrounding them with people from different corners of the country and the globe who look, pray, sound, and live differently from themselves.
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My goal is to now put out a body of work that cultivates all of the culture, instruments, techniques, sounds, and passions that I've come across and displays in one song or another to deliver on the promise that is the bigger picture of KSHMR.
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I'm so familiar with the myriad signals of brokeness, and the sub-economy that feeds off the desperation it cultivates, that I can detect when someone is lying to conceal the shame of not having as much money as he or she believes is appropriate.
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The cashmere corduroy used for color block suits is proprietary to Zegna, whose mills are capable of weaving wool by the mile or else in the small artisanal batches used to create a brushed alpaca jacket with wool from herds the company cultivates in Peru.
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Established by the George Kaiser Family Foundation in 2015, Tulsa Artist Fellowship cultivates Tulsa's arts scene by recruiting and retaining visual and literary artists to Tulsa, Oklahoma where they have the creative freedom to pursue their crafts while contributing to a thriving arts community.
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An illegal activity punishable by up to life in prison, selling the pungent bounty that he cultivates in his basement has nonetheless given Michael the sheen of middle-class respectability (though he would not give me his real name for fear of legal repercussions).
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Trump, a 72-year-old former New York real estate developer who praises his own deal-making skills, and Putin, a 65-year-old former KGB spy who cultivates a macho image as a man of action, are due to have some time alone at the summit.
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Apophenia cultivates a real feeling of immediacy—"Avarice" blasts and howls with palpable urgency, careening by so fast you can almost hear drummer Jacques Johnson's bones rattling—but hasn't fully abandoned its morose doom impulses, or a newfound penchant for smatterings of black 'n' roll grooves.
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The Kerlin Gallery is a Dublin dealership that regularly cultivates the top tier of international collectors and curators by exhibiting at all three of the Art Basel fairs (the 2500th edition of Art Basel Miami Beach previews on Wednesday) and at the West Bund fair in Shanghai.
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From its beginnings — when the collective got together to play the opening ceremony of an art biennale in Medellín, Colombia — Systema Solar has been tossing together the folkloric and the programmed, the homegrown and the international; it also cultivates a visual side in costumes and images.
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Be picky when selecting your investors as much as they are when choosing youYou need people who will stand behind you, and Woolley-Wilson said she&aposs learned over the years that the money will come, but the relationships she cultivates are the most important piece of the puzzle.
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Digvijay Nath Tiwari is commander of a vigilante group that claims 5,000 members in the northern city of Agra, and which cultivates informants, swarms shop owners, ambushes trucks at night and metes out extra-judicial violence, all for one cause: protecting the holy cow, an animal held sacred by Hindu beliefs.
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This presents Americans with an unsettling question: When Donald Trump takes a hard line with Pakistan or cultivates India's nativist prime minister while continuing to profit from real estate deals tied to members of the Indian government, is he acting in the best interests of the United States, or his own?
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Although the NFIP was established with the intention of reducing people's exposure to flooding, the program has actually created a perverse incentive that encourages homes to be built in the path of foreseeable flooding and cultivates a false sense of security among homeowners — all thanks to taxpayer subsidized insurance policies.
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We talked to a narcotics detective at a police department in suburban Philadelphia—who spoke on condition of anonymity due to his ongoing undercover drug operations focused primarily on heroin and opioid dealers—about how he cultivates and works with confidential informants, and what he really thinks about the practice.
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Often, when the subject of Christian faith (or faith in general) is discussed publicly in the US, the putative benefits of belief are fiercely defended: custodians say that it provides a moral compass, gives people a sense of community membership, encourages loyalty to a tradition that imparts direction and purpose, cultivates ancestral connection.
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Former House Speaker John Boehner announced Wednesday that he is joining Acreage Holdings, which cultivates, processes, and dispenses legal marijuana in the U.S. Why it matters: In 2011, Boehner came out against marijuana legalization, and today's announcement indicates a normalizing of the marijuana industry, despite attacks led by Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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As the most celebrated producer of television comedy in England in the last 15 years, from "The Office" and "The IT Crowd" to "People Just Do Nothing," the current BBC Three mockumentary about a group of scraggly underground club kids, the 44-year-old Atalla cultivates writers who share his lacerating black humor.
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When asked why the site, which gets 8 billion pageviews per month, decided to introduce this new policy now, a spokesperson told BuzzFeed News that "we strive to be a welcoming, open platform for all by trusting our users to maintain an environment that cultivates genuine conversation" and referred back to the company's original statement.
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He quit his day job at Morgan Stanley in late 2010, and in 2012 became chief executive officer and president of Terra Tech Corp, which is now a $247 million company that cultivates medical marijuana and whose shares trade on the over-the-counter market, making it one of the few publicly traded pot stocks.
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"Without the Hispanic labor force, we wouldn't be able to grow crops," said Ben Wiers, a great-grandson of the pioneer Henry Wiers, who bought five acres here in 193, noting that he considers many workers at Wiers Farms, which cultivates more than 219,25 acres of produce under the Dutch Maid label, to be friends.
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If the chef René Redzepi (also a Regan fan) is the Nordic godfather of a culinary movement that cultivates a deep connection to the surrounding landscape, Ms. Regan is its Greta Thunberg, steering her tiny boat steadily into uncharted waters and attempting a new definition of what it means to be an American chef.
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Her specialty is the rare heritage varieties called florists' tulips — until the 1800s, the term "florist" was used not for flower sellers but to describe a particular intense sort of amateur grower — but she also cultivates broken tulips, those whose petals bear flame-like striations: just the sort that set off the Dutch craze.
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Gold miners say output has peaked as losses reshape the industryPetri-dish magic cultivates a modern chimeraJapan's Abe calls for Putin to be brought in from the cold He notes that, when a central bank buys assets in the market, it pays for them with its own or the government's bonds or other liabilities — effectively, pumping money into the financial system.
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The iPhone May Ditch the Headphone Jack...For Real This TimeApple cultivates a unique kind of rumor mill, one that often gets fixated on an idea and just keeps …Read more ReadIt's not a new idea—in fact, rumors that Apple is going to do away with the headphone jack in the iPhone 7, in favor of Lightning-powered headsets, has already terrified the internet.
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A new, organic shmura matzo is made from wheat and spelt grown on a Yiddish Farm in Goshen, N.Y. Yisroel Bass, the founder and director of the nonprofit farm and learning center, cultivates the grain on 40 acres, mills the flour and takes it to a kosher bakery in nearby Kiryas Joel: Shmura Matzo, $39.99 a pound (about 8 pieces), $42.99 for spelt from organicpassover.
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And yet, in being the kind of society that does this kind of thing — that is, the kind that sends probes to the edge of the solar system; underwrites the scientific establishment that knows how to design and deploy these probes; believes in the value of knowledge for its own sake; cultivates habits of truthfulness, openness, collaboration and risk-taking; enlists the public in the experience, and shares the findings with the rest of the world — we also discover the highest use for useless knowledge: Not that it may someday have some life-saving application on earth, though it might, but that it has a soul-saving application in the here and now, reminding us that the human race is not a slave to questions of utility alone.
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