Psychologically, you don't see well-set dinner tables in her fiction.
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He says a lot of things they say around their dinner tables.
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The highly nutritious, anti-inflammatory tomato is ubiquitous on Tour dinner tables.
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Workplaces and dinner tables have been filled with searching conversations about the topic.
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Families remain strained, political differences seem existential, dinner tables still have empty seats.
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OTTAWA — Steamed, sautéed or stir-fried, cauliflower is standard fare on many dinner tables.
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There were plastic buckets with live crabs and dinner tables fitted with Lazy Susans.
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In China, genetically modified crops are largely banned from food destined for dinner tables.
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That's what we do around dinner tables and sitting on picnic blankets, isn't it?
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He walks around stooped over, stalking the dinner tables and behaving like a chimp.
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To the Editor: This case should be discussed at dinner tables and in classrooms.
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The evolution, domestication and research of chickens and eggs led to our dinner tables.
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Some of those callers revealed what it'll be like at their dinner tables this Thanksgiving.
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These days, the fish is often ignored and lacking from dinner tables across the world.
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Early imbibing followed by sitting at cramped dinner tables heightens any sense of intergenerational strife.
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Graham's Old World hostess touches, like the gleaming silver cigarette cups on the dinner tables.
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I followed it since I was a kid, I was drawing on napkins at dinner tables.
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Join the two — bring Western cattle to Eastern dinner tables — and a man could grow rich!
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The dinner tables were decorated with pale pink peonies, whose scent wafted into the cool seaside air.
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Some members of the audience, seated at dinner tables, can be seen turning their heads away in embarrassment.
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I think that we want, first and foremost, to take this film out to dinner tables and churches.
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In my house, these words and attitudes manifested themselves at dinner tables, family gatherings, school events, and more.
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They do not naturally open their homes, their dinner tables, their churches, and, yes, their countries to others.
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Arguments from social media spill over into real-life debates at dinner tables and in workplace break rooms.
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On Friday night, ahead of the weekend's solemn events, Pittsburgh's Jews gathered around their dinner tables to observe Shabbat.
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From dinner tables to the halls of Congress, the price of prescription drugs has recently dominated conversations across the country.
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Questions once reserved for epidemiologists are now being discussed over dinner tables and around (virtual) water coolers across the world.
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At dinner tables and in coffee shops, friends and strangers trade the latest gossip and tidbits about their astrological profiles.
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Debates about Hong Kong's fate are convulsing the city—at family dinner tables, online, and, above all, in the streets.
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Hand-sculpted 16-foot tall Cyprus trees and whimsical chandeliers adorned with cascading masses of wisteria hovered over the dinner tables.
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We watch them at barber shops, playgrounds and dinner tables, and hear political opinions that seem prescient or misguided in retrospect.
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In social media chat groups, at dinner tables, at industry conferences, terms like "semiconductors" and "fundamental scientific research" have become buzzwords.
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Op-Ed Contributor DURING my many years as a correspondent in Mexico, some of my best reporting happened around dinner tables.
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The stories they hear on social media, through television, in school, and in conversations around their own dinner tables can feel empowering.
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Her story perfectly encapsulates what a burden our atomized food culture can be: Welcome to the United States of Divided Dinner Tables.
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Aside from the ceremony setting, there were flowers lining the dinner tables, poking out of an antique dresser, and serving as escort cards.
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But in a time when Americans are increasingly partisan, conflict continues to play out at dinner tables and family gatherings across the country.
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Questions once reserved for epidemiologists are now being discussed over dinner tables and around (virtual) water coolers across the world, Ivana Kottasová reports.
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At dinner tables and in bakery lines and taxi pools, people across Iran are discussing their traumatic memories of life under punishing sanctions.
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We have heard the stories of battle lines and "disarmament zones" designated at family dinner tables, and of friendships ended over political loyalties.
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And they accumulate in filter-feeding bivalve molluscs of the sort that end up on dinner tables, to the serious detriment of the diner.
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Most Americans don't want to talk politics at their Thanksgiving dinner tables following a brutal presidential campaign this year, according to a new poll.
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She wore over-the-top gowns, hats the size of small dinner tables, and a monster-like glove that doubled as a murder weapon.
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In addition to being an excellent soup topper, cancha is also served as a pre-meal snack at most dinner tables in the area.
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About 700 prospective owners have filed applications, though she worries that some might spirit them to illegal tracks, or even dinner tables, elsewhere in China.
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Details: The cold open also featured a range of holiday discussions around American dinner tables, including the impeachment inquiry, the electoral college and Cory Booker.
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The adults in their lives are more attuned to politics as well, and dinner tables are thick with conversation about Mr. Trump's latest executive orders.
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A psychological shift is taking place among many blacks, and it can be heard in countless conversations over dinner tables, in barbershops and on social media.
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Hoover's favorite has stood the test of time, as sweet potatoes topped with marshmallows can still be found on dinner tables across the country come Thanksgiving.
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But he's kind of acting like he's preparing to run, with that year-long trek across America feeding cows and showing up at family dinner tables.
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In Bannon's vision, family dinner tables, spaceships, and foxholes are the only honorable places in the world; everywhere else is a pit of hedonism and laziness.
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We asked readers last year to share their stories and tips about how they cope in what I've called the United States of Divided Dinner Tables.
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Recall when a controversial report on "enhanced interrogation techniques" was being hotly debated on Capitol Hill, within her committee and across dinner tables around the country?
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With opposing views — but far less grandstanding — the battle over impeachment is playing out from block to block, house to house and even across shared dinner tables.
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He also seethes like the alcoholic that Pollock was — upending dinner tables, raging at his wife (Marcia Gay Harden) and ultimately crashing his car, which killed him.
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It became national news, was debated over dinner tables, on talk shows and on social media sites, and reinforced fears that Germany is becoming ever less safe.
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The diplomatic community in D.C. has long had its own rules and contacts and most political candidates on the national level are frequent guests around embassy dinner tables.
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Plenty of debate Since Sunday's massacre, debate has taken place on the airwaves at country music radio stations, around dinner tables and on social media over gun control.
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The nearly 3 percent selloff in the Dow Jones Industrial Average on Monday in a shortened session led to many conversations about the market around holiday dinner tables.
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Today, he even shies away from making golden showers jokes on his show, figuring that everyone in America has already made those same jokes around their dinner tables.
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That Wonder Woman unleashes her wrath only when she's exposed to inhumanity raises a question that belongs at our dinner tables: What is the purpose of having power?
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In this Year of the Pig, many Chinese hogs are dying from a deadly swine disease, threatening the country's supply of pork, a staple of Chinese dinner tables.
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In an interview published last week in MIT Technology Review, they predicted that by 2030, our Christmas dinner tables will feature birds that started life in petri dishes.
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Conversations in the boardroom and around dinner tables have turned from lamenting French decline to a sort of stunned delight at finding the country the object of international admiration.
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Its epic rise started right after the American holiday last year, as the cryptocurrency gained its status as a household name and became a common topic around dinner tables.
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But while Catts enjoys pushing the boundaries of synthetic biology, he's more reserved when talking about the place in vitro meat can—or should—occupy on our dinner tables.
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Dinner tables across the nation involve family discussions about "who will be next" in the revelations of abuse by predatory men against women, or predatory men against other men.
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On Thanksgiving dinner tables across America, chances are there'll be platters of perfect, glistening garnet rounds, the ridges from the can still visible along their perfect, glistening garnet sides.
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Members were used to the President animatedly airing his complaints or asking for legal opinions as he stopped by dinner tables to chat during his retreats to the resort.
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Policy-makers are debating whether or not smartphones have a place in the classroom, restaurants are banning them at dinner tables and businesses are demanding they stay out of meetings.
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With pork prices in the country expected to jump by 70% year-on-year in the second half of 2019, China's favourite meat may soon be off many dinner tables.
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We loved reading Ellen's story, and we'd love to hear from you: What's it like to host Thanksgiving or be a guest in the United States of divided dinner tables?
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With everyone seated at dinner tables instead of in formal rows, and with drinks flowing throughout the event, the Globes is inevitably one of the most fun shows to watch.
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Brexit (the prospect of Britain departing from the European Union) is a major talking point around dinner tables of Blighty, so the same must surely be true on the continent?
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Karen is just one newly loaded name, along with Carol, Janet, and Sharon, all hypothetical irritating women with Karen-like qualities, often depicted in supermarkets or at family dinner tables.
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Mr. Basuki's campaign for governor and his simultaneous court hearings seem to have divided the country, leading to strained friendships, screaming around dinner tables and personal insults on social media.
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Once the sun set each evening, she sat at dinner tables in villages and cafes, eating satin-smooth hummus and baklava with brittle flakes of pastry, their diamonds dripping syrup.
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So much mystery shrouds a poultry staple on Brazilian dinner tables that geneticists, science writers and cooks all find themselves grappling with the same vexing question: What is a Chester, anyway?
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Jenna Dewan Tatum, Kelly Rowland, Chrissy Teigen, and John Legend were among the well-known faces posing in photo booths and around dinner tables with the 36-year-old reality television star.
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Spread across its web of sham accounts, Internet Research Agency targeted issues that had become fiery, schismatic national talking points during the presidential election and have remained so at dinner tables across America.
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It's a paradox: These farmworkers, who are entrusted with producing the food that ends up on most American dinner tables, don't have the means to live in communities with access to safer water.
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Around dinner tables in North Korea, conversations about the prospect of war will be inevitably influenced by the control Kim Jong-un's government has on what people can and can't read and watch.
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Glenn Gauvry, director of the Delaware-based Ecological Research and Development Group which focuses on horseshoe crab conservation, said Asian crabs destined for dinner tables were first "rented" to biomedical companies for bleeding.
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Instead, average people are engaged in random, head-shaking conversations at dinner tables, in churches, during talk show call-ins and in grocery store lines, wondering out loud about the movement's public stance.
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The series, like Lear's shows, is centered on the idea that the things Americans argue about around their dinner tables are already the stuff of riveting drama and don't need any more adornment.
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"They have a chicken coup out back where chickens were seen wearing berkas and listening to audio version of Koran while ingesting poison before they head off to the infidel's dinner tables," one reviewer wrote.
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But here's the issue facing apps and services like EatWith: Not only do they need an army of wannabe chefs offering to sell their services and dinner tables; they need people to attend the meals, too.
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The campaign has become so divisive, pitting those who admire Mr. Basuki's can-do style against those who are convinced that he hates Islam, that it has strained friendships and led to screaming around dinner tables.
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Key to the findings, however, was the fact that out in the real world, parents would have to lead the process themselves, since Mr. Dungan could not come and sit at the head of their dinner tables.
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"I loved the idea of simple winter white bouquets and am an avid milk glass collector so wanted to include some single-stem arrangements in milk glass for the dinner tables," she explains of her décor inspiration.
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The many individuals who work to provide clothing and fabrics in the textile industry; food on the dinner tables; construct our cities; serve in our militaries; work in our factories; and serve as nannies raising American children.
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It seems that many dinner tables divided by party politics will still be united by the idea that there is much to give thanks for—even if everyone agrees that America has a lot to worry about.
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Having thick enough skin to receive criticism from military families without lashing out at them is a baseline prerequisite for assuming the responsibility for making decisions that can end up leaving empty seats at family dinner tables.
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The seven-year, $130 million project aims to tackle food waste from crops in the fields to dinner tables in industrialized nations, the Foundation said in its announcement at the World Economic Forum meeting in Davos, Switzerland.
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"We went from dinner tables at Mar-a-Lago to picnic tables in a gymnasium," a senior officer with the 4th ANGLICO and former member of the planning committee told the newspaper on the condition of anonymity.
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To simplify it -- if anything involving British and French fishermen can be truly simplified -- it's a matter of just whose fishing boats can take more of these delectable items out of the sea and on to dinner tables.
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For many teams, the courtside seating arrangement is governed by a deliberate roll call, which the coach will thoughtfully compose, then assign, then at times reshuffle, like a wedding planner arranging the composition of a reception's dinner tables.
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They'd measure themselves by the things they'd aided in getting done - the number of items crossed off to-do lists, the anticipated, avoided and resolved conflicts, the ease and joy they'd helped bring to all of our dinner-tables.
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LGBTQ+ youth are particularly at risk because many are "bullied and harassed to the brink of suicide at school, in their communities, and even around their own dinner tables," Chad Griffin, former president of the Human Rights Campaign, wrote.
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The sprawling gymnasium and its lacquered floor are filled with dinner tables and an eclectic crowd of young and old, caucasian and Middle Eastern, Muslim and non-Muslim—though it's immediately evident that there are no Muslim women among the diners.
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Ahead, we've compiled several different holiday decor looks the Kardashians have used in their homes throughout past few years and curated pieces that will help us recreate the aesthetics on your own trees, mantles, and dinner tables this holiday season.
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I keep hearing people rave about Succession, and while I suspect that a lot of stuffy white guys being upset in conference rooms and at dinner tables isn't everyone's idea of a thrilling show, I will admit this looks pretty good.
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At dinner tables, Bible studies and classrooms throughout black America, elders, their children and their children's children have been asking whether the breakthrough they thought they would never see will turn out to be an anomaly that they never see repeated.
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At dinner tables, in social media chats and in discreet conversations, some of the country's intellectual and business elite are half-jokingly, half-seriously cheering on the leader who has built a large part of his political career on China-bashing.
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Once a rarity on global dinner tables, salmon is a staple today, thanks to a fish farming industry that has expanded at breakneck speed in recent decades, including in Norway, where in 2016 around 1.18 million metric tons were produced.
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The squash elbowed its way beyond an elite dining scene, through more and more restaurant kitchens, from social media and articles in Vogue and Cooking Light, right into the aisles of national grocery chains and onto dinner tables across the country.
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On the evening of March 15, 2015, across America, phones shoved into jeans pockets or left to rest on dinner tables buzzed to life with a New York Times news alert, which was also tweeted from the newspaper's official account.
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From feeding political partisanship to the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster to the 200,000 deaths in Iraq and $2.4 trillion spent on war since 20o1, confirmation bias has impacted our nation in settings from the situation room to mission control to our dinner tables.
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" Why it matters, from The Economist: "It seems that many dinner tables divided by party politics will still be united by the idea that there is much to give thanks for—even if everyone agrees that America has a lot to worry about.
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It is however, one that rarely graces the dinner tables of the British Isles, despite its use throughout Japanese cuisine (where it's called yomogi) and closer to home, as a seasoning in the traditional roast goose served on St. Martin's Day in Germany.
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One of the most sought-after silversmiths of his time, the multiskilled Valadier oversaw a busy workshop that supplied popes, aristocrats and visiting royalty with objects and statues for high altars, private chapels and the most lavish of libraries and dinner tables.
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Through all my conversations, I began to fear that the real roots of political engagement, which lie not in quadrennial outreach programs but around dinner tables and in churches and classrooms, are far more absent from Latino life in America than most people understand.
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Up and down the street, our neighbors left their dinner tables as soon as they could and beat it for the nearest TV. That's what my father did, while the rest of us stayed put with our mother, vying for her attention as the candles burned down.
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Rabbi Shenker's most widely heard compositions are the melodies for "Eshes Hayil" ("Woman of Valor"), sung at dinner tables after sundown to welcome the arrival of the Sabbath, and for the 23rd Psalm, "Mizmor L'David" ("A Psalm of David"), sung at the last meal of the Sabbath.
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Whether it's the holiday's origins in a 1621 alliance, its first presidential commemoration by Abraham Lincoln at the height of the Civil War, or the contentious arguments many families have over their dinner tables today, political controversy often manages to intrude on a day that celebrates gratitude.
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Here in the sweep of Australian farming country, where land is measured by the thousands of acres and the horizon consists almost entirely of different shades of brown, there has been a flood of entreaties for divine help — at dinner tables, in schools, at gatherings of friends.
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The sitcoms of the 1970s (Mary Tyler Moore, All in the Family, etc.) and the workplace dramas of the 1980s (Hill Street Blues, LA Law, etc.) both earned critical approval through their willingness to address the same topics people were talking about around dinner tables and office water coolers.
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Cheese balls, often a mixture of cream cheese and sweet or savory ingredients, also become a staple on American holiday dinner tables, said Tenaya Darlington, who runs the cheese blog Madame Fromage and is the restaurant cheese director at Tria, a wine, cheese, and beer bar in Philadelphia.
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I just became fascinated with the story of salmon, and what it meant in the economy and image of the Pacific Northwest—not only on our dinner tables but to the fisherman and the indigenous people, and to the lore of our area and all of the above.
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In those of Indian families, mothers are forces of nature: spinning bowls of chutney from gnarly coconuts and overripe tomatoes, using generational trade secrets to create dishes that conquer dinner tables, feeding and stuffing the veins and hearts of those they love with butter-laden rotis and puffy mountains of rice.
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