So I assumed Trump was cut from the same cloth as the non-Romneys.
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But Grenell is cut from the same cloth as the Disruptor-in-Chief himself.
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Turns out our sweet Eva (Sharlene Taulé) is cut from the same cloth as Jahil.
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The public charge rule is cut from the same cloth as the administration's larger redistributive agenda.
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Puigdemont, a conservative mayor of the Catalan city of Girona, is cut from the same cloth as Mas.
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"He is very much cut from the same cloth as Trump," Drollinger said of Zelensky in early October.
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Sean Stannard-Stockton and Todd Wenning are two investors that are cut from the same cloth as Buffett.
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Roy is described by the conservative Club for Growth as "cut from the same cloth" as politicians like Sen.
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Don't be fooled by this simple tube: The stuff inside is cut from the same cloth as much pricier potions.
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Cut from the same cloth as Neil Blender and Mark Gonzales, Dill carries the torch of skateboarding's earliest skater artists.
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It is cut from the same cloth as the Marie Kondo craze of 2014, and suits this year's hygge, too.
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But there seems to be a higher proportion of people Down Under seemingly cut from the same cloth as the late crocodile hunter.
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But Moore has won the support of Bannon, and has cast himself as a hardline conservative cut from the same cloth as the president.
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It becomes apparent that your crew are not the good guys, or at least, are not cut from the same cloth as the idealistic heroes of old.
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We just love talking about music and really are kind of cut from the same cloth as far as our influences and the things that we love.
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Maybe those promoted are all cut from the same cloth as the boss who does the promoting or maybe it's only those who are shameless self-promoters.
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Ryan is cut from the same cloth as his longtime friend, who is more of a happy warrior than a go-to-the-mat ideological bomb-thrower.
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Though cut from the same cloth as Mr. Eisenberg's fumbling protagonists, Ms. Sarandon's Lorraine never feels embarrassing, on the one hand, or much fun, on the other.
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He and I are cut from the same cloth as far as work ethic, talent, creativity and wanting to give it all to his fans when he performs.
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Jones' Jyn is a formidable leading lady, cut from the same cloth as those who've come before her, Carrie Fisher's feisty Princess Leia and Force Awakens standout Rey (Daisy Ridley).
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With its pricey proprietary hardware, however, Mirror is cut from the same cloth as insurgent fitness startups like Peleton with its $250,2468 treadmill, $210,245 bike, and $20 per month subscription.
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Mexicans see the likes of Donald Trump as being cut from the same cloth as the old-fashioned Latin American strongmen who ruined the region through protectionism and gesture politics.
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It's cut from the same cloth as Disney's extravagant, exhausting live-action remakes like Cinderella and Beauty and the Beast, with the one advantage that it's drawn from a less-familiar story.
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Weld is a particular kind of Boston patrician, cut from the same cloth as the Saltonstalls, Peabodys, and Lodges who used to run local politics as a kind of white-gloved trust.
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In Republican races across the country, candidates like Mr. Blankenship are parroting the president as they try to prove to voters that they are cut from the same cloth as he is.
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Mr. Spacey is that parent, a flashy business magnate named Tom Brand who is cut from the same cloth as Richard Branson — telegenic and prone to daredevil activities like parachuting into news conferences.
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For those who do support Arpaio, he's a public figure cut from the same cloth as Trump, who is willing to say things about immigrants and convicted criminals that no one else will.
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The X-U is cut from the same cloth as the more affordable Leica T—which means no viewfinder, a 3-inch LCD screen on the back, and a 16.5-megapixel APS-C sensor.
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I think for a long time here there was an alliance between the entrepreneurs and bankers, not because they necessarily are cut from the same cloth as people, because they're not, but they needed each other.
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He seems cut from the same cloth as Elizabeth in many ways: He is a brutally committed and gifted spy, and his allegiance is almost certainly borne of the horrors he suffered in his home country.
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Cut from the same cloth as Donnie Darko, Paranoid Park, and River's Edge, Super Dark Times is anything but what you'd expect from a teen thriller in 2017: It's calculating, quiet, and, most of all, beautiful.
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The portrait that emerges in director Ursula Macfarlane's film -- which made its debut in January at the Sundance Film Festival -- depicts Weinstein as a brilliant showman, cut from the same cloth as the early studio chiefs.
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Upcoming Oxygen documentary Seduced By Evil is cut from the same cloth as the podcast-turned-Bravo series Dirty John, in that it, too, is about a grifter who manipulates unsuspecting women for his own personal and financial gain.
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Dan Frommer: This seems like such an important part of peoples lives but for whatever reason, and in many ways, you're cut from the same cloth as Uber, a disrupter, using interesting new marketplaces, using technology to build them.
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Cut from the same cloth as the Converse-and-overall-sporting pantsulas and the hip-hop-inspired umswenko subcultures, skhothane were the "boasters," the "braggarts," the cash-money club of a cross-section of society that has precious little to waste.
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She is cut from the same cloth as Donald 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.
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This film is cut from the same cloth as producer James Wan's previous movies: It features a terrifying, otherworldly entity — in this case, the titular "weeping woman" in a white dress — as well as powerful, yet vulnerable women who will do anything to stop it.
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Sanjay's living room looks cut from the same cloth as other recent Pixar settings, like Bao or Lou, but the fantasy world he's transported to looks like nothing else the studio has ever produced before, all elegant 2D lines and dazzling flashes of light.
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Instead of elevating the renegade, insurgent conservatives who have vowed to challenge party leaders in Washington — candidates who are politically and temperamentally cut from the same cloth as the president — Mr. Trump has effectively shut off the oxygen to the noisiest and most fractious wing of his party.
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Rushworth, who marries Maria, is a dolt cut from the same cloth as Mr. Collins in Pride and Prejudice, but his very doltishness makes him fun to read about.
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Dismayed that his mother had chosen someone so far beneath her, Matt set upon sabotaging their relationship, but soon finds he has met his match; Norman reveals himself to be cut from the same cloth as Matthew, and manages to foil Matthew's plots.
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Cut from the same cloth as DCI Meadows, she does not suffer fools gladly. She likes order, so she likes law, and is determined to make her mark at Sun Hill. Unfortunately she clashes with new DI, Neil Manson. The two never quite see eye to eye on matters, policing or personal.
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That was incredible…. You have a sensational voice…. amazing", and Demi Lovato said, "You have one of the best voices I have heard in my entire life… I got chills on my arms and legs." Spears had tears and LA Reid said that Tarralyn was "cut from the same cloth as Mariah Carey and Whitney Houston.
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They were like whitewashed tombs, beautiful on the outside, but full of dead men's bones. # They professed a high regard for the dead prophets of old and claimed that they would never have persecuted and murdered prophets when, in fact, they were cut from the same cloth as the persecutors and murderers: they too had murderous blood in their veins.
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Jeanne is cut from the same cloth as Mesrine and the pair begin to commit robberies together. After stealing from a mob operated casino, the pair attract the attention of local mob bosses. In 1968, while walking with his young daughter, several men pull a 'drive-by' on Mesrine, wounding him. Guido treats him for his injuries, and suggests that he should leave the country until the things cool down, to which Mesrine agrees.
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Louis is an unasumming worker who lives in Hamlet with his companion FC (short for Formulaic Companion), his pet mechanical bird. He spends his days filling bottles with air, making fruit, and writing to imaginary aunts. His neighbours Clean and Jerk often try to get him into trouble. In The Guardian, Julie Burchill has said of Louis that he is the "most adorable character", while The Comics Journal wrote: "Louis himself is cut from the same cloth as Charlie Brown and Jimmy Corrigan".
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Laura and Bernard Ashley had four children who were all involved with the business. David (born 1954/55Small, Michael (24 September 1984). "Cut from the Same Cloth as Mom and Dad, Laura Ashley's Kids Get All Wrapped Up in the Family Business", People 22:13. Retrieved 17 May 2010.), the eldest son, designed the shops; one of the daughters, Jane, was the company photographer; another daughter, Emma, and their second son, Nick, were part of the company's fashion design team.
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DC Suzie Sim arrives at Sun Hill in September 2004, and she soon makes an impression upon her new colleagues. Very ambitious and confident, Suzie is an unsympathising woman who is cut from the same cloth as DI Neil Manson. Coincidentally enough, she had worked with Neil at her previous station, and it is immediately clear upon her arrival, that she and the DI are on the same wavelength. As a former Child Protection Team officer, her experience makes her an asset to the Community Safety Unit.
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Spectrum author Sara Luterman calling the book, "the worst new book I have read in the past three years". She argues that Tillman is "cut from the same cloth as Hugh Dancy’s Adam in the eponymous film, Sheldon from The Big Bang Theory and the protagonists of The Good Doctor and Atypical. All portray clueless, quirky white male geniuses to represent autism". Furthermore, Luterman has argued that Simsion's characterisation of female characters, particularly of female characters with autism spectrum disorder, reduces them to "villains or intolerably shrill".
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Lovestrong garnered mixed to positive reviews by critics. James Christopher Monger of AllMusic gave the album a generally positive review, stating that a good amount of the album is "cut from the same cloth as her signature hit 'Jar of Hearts'". Monger stated that the album barely deviates from the "Jar of Hearts" formula and consists of a "constant barrage of wine glass-gazing, post-relationship, magnetic poetry". While the repetitive formula can grow "thin", Monger added that Perri is gifted with a "pleasant, even-handed voice" and a gift for melodies.
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Casey Ryback became one of well known names of action heroes in the action film genre in the 1990s compared to the likes of John McClane from the Die Hard films. As David West writes, Under Siege is "cut from the same cloth as the 'Die Hard' series and stars Seagal as Casey Ryback..."David West, Chasing Dragons: An Introduction to the Martial Arts Film (I.B.Tauris, 2006), 223. The character of Ryback has been criticized in the media because he is invincible and would defeat his opponents rather too easily, removing the element of surprise in his personal combat.
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Another observer described him as "instantly papabile, a man cut from the same cloth as Francis". Giovanni Paciullo, Rector of the University for Foreign Students of Perugia, called the nomination a tribute to Bassetti's "constant concern for the least, the excluded, the foreigner ... which brought him into the paths of marginalization and suffering..." Bassetti has been a strong proponent of the traditional Tridentine Latin mass. Pope Francis named him a member of Congregation for Bishops, Congregation for the Clergy, and Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity. In 2016 at the request of Pope Francis he authored the meditations for the Good Friday Way of the Cross service at the Colosseum.
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Newsday Glenn Gamboa said the group managed to blend a "number of rock genres to their wills to create their most diverse album yet while still maintaining a cohesive sound". He complimented Sapone's production, saying it helped the band "prove they still have plenty to say and do". Punknews.org staff member RENALDO69 said a lot of the songs were in the vein of New Again (2009): "dramatic, scared yet looking forward in life". He said that Lazzara "surprised me with how great he sounds throughout, spitting that Johnny Cash attitude at every corner". Rod Yates of Rolling Stone Australia wrote that the album "feels cut from the same cloth" as Happiness Is, "only it’s not quite as well tailored".
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But Rozhestvensky wasn't cut from the same cloth as the other Russian Admirals, with the possible exception of Makarov, and he certainly was more aggressive and determined than was Vice admiral Reinhard Scheer who turned his battlefleet 180 degrees in the opposite direction when faced with the British Grand Fleet during the Battle of Jutland in 1916Staff (2016) p. 124; the German name for the Jutland engagement To his credit, Rozhestvensky knew Admiral Togo's background, knew what he was up against, and did what arm chair commanders have dreamed of doing since wars have existed; Rozhestvensky used his battleships for what they were designed to do, he charged forward to his objective, and in doing so, charged Togo's battleline.
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"Peppermint Winter" received mixed reviews. The Idolator blog gave the song a negative review, writing in its review of the song, "Owl City's frontman Adam Young has released his own contribution to the cornucopia of Christmas pop songs flooding this season, 'Peppermint Winter', and the saccharine love song to snowballs and sleigh rides gives us the same feeling we get when we eat too many candy canes in one sitting. Somebody get Owl City's prankster buddy Ke$ha on the remix of this track to pour some much needed Schnapps all over it." However, the Napster blog gave the song a more positive review, writing that the song "is cut from the same cloth" as his previous song "Fireflies" and calling the song "light and sugary like the candy canes on a Christmas tree".
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"Somebody's Out There" still stands as the highest-charting song from the Triumph catalogue on the Hot 100. It also reached No. 9 on the Top Rock Tracks chart, although it did less well in Canada, only reaching No. 84 on the Singles chart there. Gil Moore's "Tears in the Rain", cut from the same cloth as "Mind Games", did not fare as well in the charts in the US, as it peaked at No. 23 on the Top Rock Tracks charts. The third single, the slow-tempo "Just One Night", which also had a video, did fairly well in Canada hitting No. 33 on the Singles chart in April 1987, but did not chart in the US. Adding Rick Santers to their line-up, Triumph toured with Swedish guitarist Yngwie Malmsteen across the United States.
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" Writing about the album's content, Stephen Kearse stated in a review for Rolling Stone that "Throughout Eve, Rapsody speaks frankly of the burdens black women bear, citing infighting that perpetuates sexism ("Cleo") as well as the psychic costs of the violence that black men endure ("Myrlie") and commit ("Afeni"). These are not new themes for her, but here they resonate more fully. As she taps into the specific struggles and tribulations borne by her idols, she sees her own battles with visibility and self-assurance more clearly. Black girls are magic, but they are also people." In the review for The Guardian, Aimee Cliff declared, "With a delivery cut from the same cloth as Jay-Z or Lauryn Hill, she’s a storyteller, and counterbalances her wisdom with a dry, playful wit. Plus, she’s the queen of the dismissive one-liner.
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David (born 1954/55Michael Small "Cut from the Same Cloth as Mom and Dad, Laura Ashley's Kids Get All Wrapped Up in the Family Business", People 22:13, 24 September 1984.), the eldest son, designed and opened 182 shops across America, daughter Jane was the company photographer; youngest daughter Emma designed textiles and their second son, Nick, was design director for Laura Ashley during its successful floatation in 1985. Nick went on to launch his own brand Nick Ashley, an exclusive menswear range, with a shop in Notting Hill and outlets throughout Japan. Sir Bernard Ashley was the company chairperson of Laura Ashley and Laura kept a close eye on fabrics. The astonishing success of what proved to be the ultimate cottage industry, bought the Ashleys a yacht, a private plane, a French château in Picardy, a town-house in Brussels, and the villa Contenta in Lyford Cay, New Providence, Bahamas, currently for sale at $8.5million.
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