The booming, obnoxious, domineering baby is the booming, domineering, obnoxious adult.
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Did Shanann's "domineering" personality somehow cause her husband to snap?
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I don't know if my uncle was a domineering husband.
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Rachael Harris played Melissa, Dr. Stuart "Stu" Price's domineering girlfriend.
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We're seeing this taboo of the sexually aggressive, sexually domineering woman.
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Others mutter suspiciously about the domineering influence of an older woman.
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Was it Tarja, the pop-inflected Anette, or the domineering Floor?
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Second, silent but domineering in all of this, is the Taliban.
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Still, tension soon flared with land speculators, bankers and domineering plantation-owners.
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On the HBO drama " The Leftovers ," she was a domineering cult leader.
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Participants from advanced economies also grumbled: Mr Carney called the dollar "domineering".
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Until recently, local oligarchs supplanted the judiciary with their own domineering rule.
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Undoubtedly, there were seeds of brotherly love in your father's domineering behavior.
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The move made him look aggressive and domineering against his female opponent.
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On the other, she is modern and domineering, as rebellious as her daughter.
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It sang of domineering men, treacherous women and the manly solace of tequila.
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I was stubborn, domineering, and selfish — not what she expected in a girl.
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I never saw him be aggressive or, like, domineering any way like that.
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He treats his younger sister in a mean, controlling, bully-ish, domineering fashion.
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The character is presented as angrier and more domineering than in previous seasons.
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A lot of leaders mistake domineering, controlling, and otherwise harsh behavior for strength.
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For a moment Mark seems not stiff and domineering, but needy and perplexed.
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That is to say, he is not wooden, self-serious, domineering or grandiose.
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That's the domineering narrative and I think that we're incredibly accommodating to this technology.
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Domineering responses to anxiety are associated with loss of empathy and delusions of grandeur.
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I've dated a couple of men since who weren't at all domineering or violent.
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"I tried to stop her, but she's domineering," he said in court, according WJRT.
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Once there was a cook in my kitchen that was very domineering and arrogant.
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I don't want to seem like I'm domineering, but I want to do something.
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"Hillary looks very domineering, and that characteristic isn't common among Chinese women," he said.
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Guay's domineering and controlling side exerted itself over Marie-Ange and her new home.
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P-Orridge sometimes worked with her at the dungeon, as the domineering Lady Sarah.
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Logan Roy is domineering, bullying and entirely convinced he knows best in every situation.
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The desire for a domineering leader is the desire to see this evil crushed.
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"She was a very domineering person," Dr. Dresselhaus said in an interview in 2012.
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"The whole domineering priest-nun-punishment fantasy is kind of an old hat," she says.
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Raniere, said lawyer Marc Agnifilo, was not the domineering mastermind as portrayed by federal prosecutors.
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Such a system could dampen the "domineering influence" of the U.S. dollar on global trade.
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Once a year a domineering chairman might face the public at the annual general meeting.
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Simon is domineering and animated — just like Negan — but always thinks violence is the answer.
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In Strickland's mind, such extreme and domineering behavior seems almost requisite, considering his lofty goals.
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This limits the influence of one domineering company and creates a more competitive business ecosystem.
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Mr. Khan enjoys genuine popularity across this country and cordial relations with Pakistan's domineering military.
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She longed to be as important to her domineering father as her five brothers were.
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His domineering, quirky personality has earned him the reputation of an art world rock star.
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Instead of a holy miracle, Klaatu gets resurrected for a limited time by a domineering robot.
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We saw a similar dynamic between the domineering Rowan Pope and his daughter Olivia on Scandal.
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The source who knows them describes Cindy, who works as a nurse, as the domineering type.
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His domineering persona is attractive to loyalists who wanted a President who wouldn't be pushed around.
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But he is also powerfully domineering, even menacing, at other moments, appearing to command the ensemble.
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But several former aides to Mr. Indiana who worked with Mr. Thomas described him as domineering.
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But he returned quickly to criticizing the domineering control of "Punjabis," as Afghans disparagingly call Pakistanis.
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When the townsfolk wanted a leader, Saul—domineering, cunning, powerful—seemed like an all-right choice.
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For others, it's domineering perfectionism or a growth-inspiring pursuit of a high-quality, achievable goal.
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In Ms Mantel's telling, young Thomas is energised by the pressing need to escape his domineering dad.
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Britain suffers from an over-mighty executive; Italy from chronically weak government; Israel from small, domineering factions.
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IF YOU ASK his cops, they tell you Mike Barton is forthright, daring and a little domineering.
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Roebling also fought all his life to emerge from the shadow of a cold and domineering father.
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In the election he projected himself as a man able to stand up to a domineering India.
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Takabisha — which means "domineering" in Japanese — has the world's steepest drop, at a whooping 121 degrees. 9.
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She didn't miss a beat and didn't seem awkward; she had a forthright attitude without being domineering.
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Tribal customs, domineering male relatives and lingering religious conservatism keep many Saudi women from accessing basic rights.
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It would rattle a political system which, until now, has discouraged domineering personalities and has valued consensus.
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Such fat rewards make would-be predators like AMS look more like submissive Anastasia than domineering Christian.
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A domineering personality, he has amassed influence in the administration, outshining Peter Navarro, Mr Trump's trade economist.
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DELACROIX North America's first comprehensive retrospective of this domineering French Romantic painter will be complemented, through Nov.
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James Bobick, the stubborn, domineering father of this religious family, sits silently brooding at the dining table.
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He was "domineering" but "sincere and likeable", according to his roommate Gabor Fodor, later a political rival.
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Wilting under a domineering mother, she flees her own birthday party after her sister steals the limelight.
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Given his domineering influence over Egyptian media, al-Sisi could easily contain fallout from overturning the verdicts.
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They were able to attract partners, repel rivals and raise families as successfully as their domineering peers.
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This means wines that are balanced and energetic, substantial rather than ethereal, yet not blusterous or domineering.
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Some liberals believe the federal government should become domineering to vanquish the fascist tendencies of Trump supporters.
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This is a perfect example of powerful, domineering men that don't even realize they are consistently demeaning women.
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He almost sounds like he thinks he'll get his hand smacked when he calls his domineering manager, Col.
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We're pegging Joey as playful and up for everything, and Don as just the right amount of domineering.
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He had to do it after Jobs died, but we know what a domineering personality Jobs was. Right.
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Glass writes: She goes on to further allege that Kath was domineering, monitoring every facet of her life.
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However, when I am simply typing a quick message, I wonder if I sound too domineering or brash.
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Enter Max Keith, a German-born man with a domineering air and an unwavering allegiance to Coca-Cola.
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You instantly apprehend the shadowy domesticity of women in that society — one that constrains even the domineering Volumnia.
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Ms. Rivera, who was a teenager when they married, found Mr. Hernandez to be mercurial, judgmental and domineering.
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Determined to produce an heir, her domineering in-laws shuttle her off to therapy to uproot the compulsion.
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Despite Beach's early promise, her domineering mother at first refused to sanction a life as a touring pianist.
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Her manner of leadership is more encouraging than domineering, her gestures somewhere between an invitation and a command.
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She knows how to prevail over domineering men — how to conquer their interruptions and reign over their attacks.
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A young man yearns for an older woman but must contend with the meddling of a domineering father.
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Rick has gone through several different leadership styles from the domineering Ricktatorship to a more laid-back democracy.
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If anyone ever perceived any of this as 'sexual' or 'domineering,' I am sorry — that was never my intent.
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There seems to be a notion that you can't succeed in this industry if you're not loud and domineering.
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For all her positive attributes, Abigail is coming across like a domineering mother w/r/t JQA's love life.
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Dour and domineering, with the face of a mafia boss, he became the breakaway republic's ruler three months later.
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Struggling to appease both her pro-independence supporters and Taiwan's domineering neighbour, she gave neither quite what they wanted.
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Forrest Sr. was domineering and possessed a volcanic temper — in contrast to the more benevolent candy king Milton Hershey.
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Amazon has grown from an online bookseller to a domineering tech giant since Jeff Bezos founded it in 1994.
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Xi Jinping's perspective: For the Chinese president, the battle reflects the risks of such a domineering approach to rule.
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" Because he can't get along without domineering or being served, moreover, he "never tastes of true freedom or friendship.
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The domineering director of Tranquillum House, Masha Dmitrichenko, promises her guests that their lives will change in 10 days.
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Political repression and trade wars may drag down growth rates, and an increasingly domineering government may make bad decisions.
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And Petruchio — brutal, domineering Petruchio — wants just as intensely and plays with words just as relentlessly as Kate does.
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Few urges are as domineering as the one that compels you to seek food after a night on the tiles.
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Mr Shaban's personal role in "The Skin Horse" notwithstanding, Samson usually eschewed narration, believing it to be domineering and dictatorial.
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In certain videos, he seems to be a domineering figure: Some of his videos with Ms. Dillon look shockingly misogynistic.
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He forbids any venture into it by his only son, Henry, who both hates his domineering father and resembles him.
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It's a fine commentary on the kinds of dorks who play nice at the office but harbor domineering male fantasies.
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Rather than write off, say, amarone and zinfandel entirely, I may find that some examples are not quite so domineering.
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Her father, she tells us, is easy to write about; he was vivid, domineering, scornful, and babyishly quick to anger.
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The resignation was welcomed in Russia by members of civil society, which is also grappling with an increasingly domineering state.
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Mary, the story's protagonist, has broken up with Mark, her domineering fiancé, but their destructive relationship has sucked her life dry.
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"I'm a bit more domineering when it comes to conversation, so we usually talk about what I talk about," he says.
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On Friday, messenger Mercury, who is also touring Aries until March 31, clashes with foot-in-mouth Jupiter and domineering Pluto.
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Domineering and contemptuous, he held his adoring daughter in thrall; she suffered from a bad stutter and desperately craved his approval.
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Linda Cardellini of "Bloodline" and, a long time ago, "Freaks and Geeks" stars as Leanne, a domineering mother in Austin, Tex.
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You see a lot of C.E.O.s who are very egocentric, domineering people who succeed just because they have a great idea.
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"[It] would undoubtedly reinforce New Delhi's image as a domineering hegemon unafraid to use force against its smaller neighbors," Statfor said.
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The intensity of the pursuit reveals how domineering and perhaps unnerved the country's security services — referred to as "The Establishment" — remain.
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The intensity of the pursuit reveals how domineering and perhaps unnerved the country's security services — referred to as "The Establishment" — remain.
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This could indeed appeal to those high in social-dominance orientation and authoritarianism, particularly those who mistake such domineering for actual authority.
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She was the domineering force in the life of a weak-minded Cole, who was the dim-witted member of Martin's crew.
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Caribbean artists comprise 35% of the artists represented, an impressive number considering the domineering presence of white artists at international art fairs.
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The fantasy story of a female-led insurgency against a domineering Empire seemed like space opera escapism only a few days ago.
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They're pretty much all awful, domineering assholes, who, under the guise of empowerment, want to own and control this doe-eyed lady.
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People who have low emotional intelligence can manifest it by being domineering, but they can also do it by being completely passive.
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Of course, Rose cuts her down; in the grand tradition of egomaniacal, domineering artists, she refuses to distinguish between tribute and challenge.
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What Sasha's domineering dad wants, he gets, and he wants Sasha to return to China and start working in the family business.
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It's clear that something is amiss, not only because of their chasmic age difference, but also because of Henry's domineering, manipulative personality.
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In a world driven by domineering men (including God, the ultimate male authority figure for Salome), Jochanaan is not out for himself.
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In fact, in 1990 the art historian Anna Chave wrote that minimalism could be "domineering" and "brutal," not so far from authoritarian.
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Go back to the 1960s and '70s and the G was often so domineering that the L went its own, separate way.
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But Canadians liked the way he fended off Mr. Trump's domineering handshake on a visit to the White House in February 2017.
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Ms. Zhang said he had become much more domineering, telling her that she needed to lose weight and was a toxic person.
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On TV, Levin always appears congenial, but, according to numerous accounts, when the cameras switch off he often turns abrasive and domineering.
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Trudeau practiced how to personally parley with Trump, down to perfecting a judo-like maneuver to counter the president's domineering handshake style.
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Daisy, neurotic and frustrated and unemployed, goes into therapy with a domineering doctor who hypnotizes her, ostensibly to help her quit smoking.
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And he, well, was Gendry: hot, kind of dumbstruck, and ready to take his pants off at the request of a domineering lady.
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The liberal Hankook Ilbo newspaper marveled that the U.S. president didn&apost shake hands in the usual "Trump way" of domineering his counterpart.
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It is also, he notes wryly, "a physically domineering crop"—something that is made clear as he plunges through a densely packed plot.
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Norman Bates's domineering mother is the inspiration for his crimes in "Psycho" (1960); Sissy Spacek's "Carrie" (1976) is tormented by her fanatical parent.
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After behaving defiantly toward the domineering Aunts, her character is blinded in one eye and used as an example to the other Handmaids.
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Projecting strength, control and power, whether as a New York developer or domineering reality television host, has always been vital to Mr. Trump.
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Joe Jackson, the boys' domineering father, controlled the group, and it became part of Michael's mythos that he never had a normal childhood.
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This sense of curious whimsy is often lacking in Venet's public, monumental arcs, that can feel craned in, plopped down, and pointlessly domineering.
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Beauty reveals that evolution is neither an iterative chiseling of living organisms by a domineering landscape nor a frenzied collision of chance events.
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Unapologetically domineering, Harriet all but grabs the garden clippers from her exasperated gardener and pushes her blissfully patient cook out of the kitchen.
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A pernicious bond between the middle-aged Carl (Toby Jones, credibly crushed) and his manipulative mother, Aileen (the grand Anne Reid, passively domineering).
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Multiple staff members — none who came forward publicly — also told managers at Disney that Mr. Lasseter had become increasingly domineering over the years.
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At one point Reid, who seems domineering, punches John in the face, but there is no sense of whether it was an abusive relationship.
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Some critics of Facebook speak about the company's leadership almost like an authoritarian government — a sovereign entity with virtually unchecked power and domineering ambition.
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Later we see her attempts to break free, Cordelia-like, of the destructive patterns of her domineering father and social-climbing, frequently drunken mother.
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A bound enemy soldier can be seen cowering behind the victorious Trajan, who strikes a domineering pose with his right arm in the air.
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Op-Ed Contributor SEOUL, South Korea — My mother fled South Korea for two years in her 20s because she couldn't stomach her domineering father.
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Sectionalism isn't, and never has been, as simple as North versus South or an effete and domineering East against a rugged, freedom-minded West.
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The director of Tranquillum House is the domineering and coolly charismatic Masha Dmitrichenko, a 6-foot-tall cross between a guru and a general.
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However, the court has been cautious when it comes to the rights of the individual confronted by an invasive state and a domineering society.
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Trump, and she's sharing her dining room story with me to explain how domineering Fred Trump could be and how she won his respect.
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My father was a penniless immigrant in a new city, saddled with a domineering mother and a half-mad brother who lived at home.
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The real conflict, however, is between Pallas and her domineering mother, who is determined to have Pallas join her in running the family bank.
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The most striking feature of our small lives is the unavoidable, domineering presence of the plastic laundry hamper originally bought from Target in 2007.
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The looming presence of a domineering boss kept the Yankees on edge, but Maddon hopes a softer touch can create a similar feeling here.
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The producer's domineering attitude, and sometimes vicious temper, referenced by so many women over the last year, is clearly apparent in those Daily Beast interviews.
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Boards of directors, which are the legal locus of authority for corporations, are basically powerless in the face of dominant and often domineering controlling shareholders.
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Toni Collette stars as Annie Graham, an acclaimed sculptor who's still recovering from the death of her domineering mother when her family suffers more tragedy.
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Luckily, The Shape of Water is a Guillermo del Toro movie, which means the underdog and empathy will always have victory over the domineering forces.
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The famously vicious 1980s puppet show "Spitting Image", broadcast on the main commercial channel ITV, had a grotesquely domineering Margaret Thatcher as its central character.
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She made me believe that she was the domineering force she played in Deliver Us From Eva and the uptight snob in Daddy's Little Girls.
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However, her deteriorating mental state, a domineering stage mother and the pressures of maintaining her skyrocketing career led to the destruction of her Hollywood career.
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First, Trump went after Lavar Ball, the domineering stage parent of LiAngelo Ball, one of three UCLA players arrested for shoplifting in China last week.
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Between his domineering personality, micromanaging tendencies and broad control over the company through stock ownership and governance rules, Kalanick largely made Uber in his image.
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They're raised under the domineering eye of their father, who is set on his sons becoming cricket stars; anything else is, to him, a distraction.
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That domineering treatment has not deterred Mr. Abe, who has emphasized his personal rapport with the American president and wants to avoid a protracted dispute.
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A few species adapt to the new urban soundscape by producing higher-pitched, simpler songs to counteract the domineering noise of the internal combustion engine.
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Smith and Hanley used what they call a "domineering leader scale" to measure the wish for a strong leader who will force others to submit.
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The "Mad Money" host checked in with Domino's Pizza CEO Ritch Allison after the chain reported a domineering fourth-quarter amid a tight delivery market.
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But it's Alejandra, neglected by Ángel and stressed out by their two young sons and Ángel's domineering mother, who seems like the most likely victim.
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Both sisters feel stifled by their domineering mother, who discourages Thandi from becoming an artist and belittles Margot as she struggles to accept her sexuality.
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"Now, Egypt is not as domineering as it used to be, and the Ethiopians are in a very strong position to dictate terms," he says.
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Born in Argentina, she was taught from an early age to dissemble after her Italian-born mother escaped a domineering husband and resettled in Trieste.
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The guy's personality is borderline-domineering (in a good way?); he effortlessly dictates the tempo that nine other players will experience whenever he's on the court.
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Renzi's PD critics say he has dragged the traditionally left-leaning party to the right and lament what they say is his autocratic, domineering leadership style.
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Cryptic warnings from the women in the village as well as her husband's secretive and domineering behavior exacerbate her fears, and wear steadily on her sanity.
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Bourgeois grew up in Paris with a domineering father who had a long-standing affair with her nanny, and a mother who turned a blind eye.
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Mr. Salvini turned out to be a talented politician with a gift for communicating just the earthy authenticity that the more domineering Mr. Renzi often lacked.
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Through it all, he has kept up a tradition at CBS, which was built in the mid-20th century by the similarly domineering William S. Paley.
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And ruthlessness is detected in domineering gestures, such as an elevated chin, which allows the individual to literally look down his or her nose at others.
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And meanwhile a domineering father, an aggressive judge and a macho district attorney have put her two other boys on a path to the gas chamber.
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Dr. Nicolosi maintained that people were naturally heterosexual but that childhood trauma, possibly exacerbated by a domineering mother and a detached father, might lead to homosexuality.
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She joins the team because she takes an immediate liking to the three woman, and her loud, playfully domineering presence gives every scene an added jolt.
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When Ginsburg skipped Trump's 2018 State of the Union speech, Democrats celebrated -- touting it as a sign of her unwillingness to bend to the domineering President.
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The weapon of clarity works differently depending on who's wielding it: It tends to be a blessing for insurgent underdogs and a curse for domineering overlords.
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Given the prominent place that guns, violence, and depictions of domineering masculinity play in our collections, museums' responses to gun violence have been at best sporadic.
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Ana's Boss Didn't Attend His Annual HR Sexual Harassment SeminarTo be fair, Jack (Eric Johnson) approaches Ana in basically the same creepy, domineering way as Christian does.
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Indeed, every woman who has run for or occupied prominent political or corporate positions has had to be authoritative without seeming domineering, assertive without seeming too aggressive.
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Yet the principal complaint about Mr Modi is not that he is a domineering Hindu puritan but that he has failed to do much for economic development.
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She asked Alex if he was struggling with homosexual feelings and said it was common for adopted kids, especially if they had domineering mothers and passive fathers.
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The domineering father managed his singing children in the iconic Motown group the Jackson 5, and helped give rise to the careers of Michael and Janet Jackson.
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That she has less screen time and interiority, that she gets to grow less, that the character is rooted in stereotypes of the shrill, witchy, domineering mother.
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Bossy, domineering, and extremely resentful of the Powerpuff Girls' special powers, goodness, and overall likability, Princess Morbucks often tries to use her wealth to get her way.
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When children begin vanishing, including her best friend Roger, she sets off into the Arctic to find him, and discovers a conspiracy involving her world's domineering Church.
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For some people, they're so competitive that it's hard for them to move into that place of not being domineering, and not being the one who's right.
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Then, Weisz's performance as a domineering eighteenth-century seductress in The Favourite struck an unusual note, apparently stirring dormant queer feelings in every straight woman in America.
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The plot concerns a milquetoast son, Big Brayden (Sky Elobar), and his domineering father, Big Ronnie (Michael St. Michaels), who revels in flatulence in their squalid home.
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They fixated on sexual deviance, embraced conspiracy theories and aligned themselves with domineering leaders "to serve powerful interests and so participate in their power," the authors wrote.
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In the run-up to the election, militant groups have attacked competing political sides, killing both people who support Pakistan's domineering military and also those opposing it.
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She wasn't frightened of Amit Shah, the home minister, she said, or Narendra Modi, the domineering prime minister who has sent India down a Hindu nationalist path.
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That probably came from growing up with a domineering father who had to be the center of attention with my mother, sister, and me in the background.
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And Cardinal Pell, 2003, a domineering figure who was until recently the Vatican's chief financial officer, shaped both trends in ways that many Australians are now questioning.
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An unconventional childhood Surrounded by sex from nearly the moment he was born, the comedian was raised in one of three prostitution houses run by his domineering grandmother.
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In the shadow of Dante and Boccaccio, Italian literature has no domineering elder of the very long novel: no Cervantes, no Richardson or Fielding, no Dumas or Hugo.
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Many commentators were expecting it would cost Trump dearly if he came off as too domineering or bullying — and that he would moderate his style as a result.
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"Depending who's in your office there is a kink aspect of power and control; we've seen that imagery of a naughty secretary or domineering boss forever," she says.
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Ukraine's domineering neighbor Russia is also a constant worry for the government after its 2014 annexation of Crimea and support for a pro-Russian uprising in eastern Ukraine.
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Gordon seemingly holds her own against the domineering male personalities of her cast and crew until the sudden and violent death of a young fan sends her reeling.
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Their visits to the domineering Patsy, and their varied relationships with her, come across in pithy blackout scenes that run the gamut from lightly droll to distinctly sad.
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The wealthy girls were under the thumb of their domineering father and only allowed to go without a chaperone to Delmonico's restaurant and the Central Park skating pond.
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After Imperial Japan surrendered to the Allies in August 1945, ending World War II, the country was placed under an American-led occupation overseen by the domineering Gen.
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On the dance floor, the man asserts control in a sequence of moves, often fast-paced, jolting and limb-entangling, that range from teasingly sensual to uncomfortably domineering.
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The slow pace of economic growth, persistent corruption, domineering oligarchs and a dependence on Russian oil and gas caused many politicians in Bulgaria and elsewhere to pivot eastward.
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With a target on her back, she has to fend off catty socialites and hold her own against Nick's domineering mother (Michelle Yeoh) while remaining true to herself.
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Instead, her domineering father forbade it, and she instead pursued a career in social work — one of the few socially acceptable positions for a woman of her means.
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For some, their popularity hinges on a specific video or character, while others have made a name for themselves either by domineering a certain genre or appearing all over.
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In pop culture, the Jackson family name was synonymous with the greatness that one could achieve through hard work and talent, but Joe Jackson was also a domineering figure.
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I also suspect that for many of Peterson's readers, the sexism on display above is one tool among many to make forceful, domineering moves that are typical of misogyny.
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The book also makes it clear that Jacobs's outsider status was not just a function of being a woman in a field filled with domineering men like Robert Moses.
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But now the paper is calling Mr Gou a domineering, wilful "warlord of business" with close ties to China who it says has antagonised Sharp's management with its tactics.
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If you believe in maintaining traditional gender norms, in celebrating two-fisted capitalism and a muscular foreign policy, then a boorish, domineering figure like Trump is the ideal leader.
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The family patriarch and founder of Koch Industries "was extraordinarily fearful of our government becoming much more socialistic and domineering," David Koch explained to the Wichita Eagle in 2012.
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But the company is also viewed as domineering by a number of athletes, who are not unionized and who complain that Nike limits their commercial opportunities with other sponsors.
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All call back, in some way, to old-school stories of Pygmalions and Petruchios — of domineering men who build their own fantasy women or else beat them into submission.
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She was a sexually confident woman who fell in and out of love with impressive, sometimes domineering men, while never allowing herself to become dependent on any of them.
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She was a sexually confident woman who fell in and out of love with impressive, sometimes domineering men, while never allowing herself to become dependent on any of them.
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Grace Hemingway is often seen as domineering and emasculating; Ernest claimed to hate her for her sanctimonious condemnation of his early fiction, and blamed her for his father's suicide.
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Encouraged by his father, the Duke of Edinburgh, a domineering and wrongheaded presence in his life, Charles was directed toward the virgin of choice, Lady Diana Spencer, age 19.
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After the American gymnasts underperformed at the 2000 Olympics, and coaches complained about Bela's domineering style, Martha, who had always been the couple's technical guru, took over the job.
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In Robert O'Brien, chosen Wednesday as Mr. Bolton's replacement, the president seems to have found a compliant, behind-the-scenes worker bee better suited to Mr. Trump's domineering temperament.
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In previous roles, like the post-traumatic cook of "Wet Hot American Summer" or the domineering father of "Surviving Jack," he's amped up his natural intensity for comic effect.
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Your intensity just turned back up, as power planet Pluto ended its retrograde in Capricorn at the end of last week, making you more intimidating and domineering than usual.
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But Trump, consistent with his indifference to checks and balances, domineering personality and willingness to shatter governing norms, chose a blanket approach and is resisting congressional oversight across the board.
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And while aggressive, domineering behavior may actually sometimes be positively reinforced by society with job promotions and improved social status, ultimately, bullying is a character flaw — not a management technique.
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The Ring at the LME is the last surviving example in Europe of such a floor, usually known as a "pit" — an environment long associated with domineering and alpha behavior.
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In another Chabrol film, 1995's La Cérémonie, she emerges as the domineering half of a dysfunctional and damaged friendship that ramps up into class rage and resentment-driven violence.
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Flatliners had style for days, with the medical students working in some insane gothic horror show of a school filled with domineering statues and neon lighting for no reason whatsoever.
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In Art of Self-Defense, the meek Casey (Jesse Eisenberg) simply joins a karate class at a local dojo, which is presided over by a quietly domineering sensei (Alessandro Nivola).
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He is preparing to launch a presidential campaign, largely because he feels duty-bound to do so, both by the memories of his murdered brothers and by his domineering father.
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Positioning himself as a domineering global figure to shore up his standing back home, Trump is changing the subject from the scandals hounding his administration ahead of the midterm elections.
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After being called "incompetent" and promoting a "work style of chronyism, domineering and rudeness", Culture Minister Joao Soares reckoned it was time to slap two columnists at an influential newspaper.
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The character is presented as angrier and more domineering than in previous seasons, especially when it comes to prohibiting daughter Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown) from dating Mike Wheeler (Finn Wolfhard).
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Gael, the scheming, domineering protagonist of this arch début novel, seeks both to torture and to protect her younger brother, Guthrie, who is gaunt, devout, and prone to crippling seizures.
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At the center of Morrowind's map stood the Red Mountain, a domineering volcano that belched ash into the sky, blighting the land with ruined crops, poor visibility, and terrible disease.
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There are references throughout to those who were likely Boyagoda's influences: Kingsley Amis (Prin's comically domineering father is named Kingsley), Evelyn Waugh, Vladimir Nabokov, Thomas Pynchon and David Foster Wallace.
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Both take place in domineering architectural settings, columns and pilasters rhythmically carving out the illusionistic space where the ill-fated heroines appear again and again as their tragic stories unfold.
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I sympathize and identify with all of them too much to ever aspire to the kind of domineering arrogance that defines Higgins, and a million inferior characters in his image.
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Teen Wolf's Tyler Hoechlin plays Joe, the domineering brother whose ambition beats the odds to create an empire alongside his brother, Ben (Aneurin Barnard), despite facing anti-semitism and extreme poverty.
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She stars as a young woman caught in the middle of a dangerous love triangle between her domineering husband, played by Christoph Waltz, and his charming portraitist, played by Dane DeHaan.
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First, to the extent the state is present in the area at all, it is incompetent, corrupt and domineering—in effect abrogating PESA and other laws meant to protect tribal interests.
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She's sent by her mother, the domineering Empress Maria Theresa (Marianne Faithfull — herself a former major It Girl), to seal an alliance between the Holy Roman Empire and France by marriage.
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" He sees Jewishness in her liberal politics, and in her feminism, which, he muses, may be "another part of her Jewish heritage where women were often characterized as tough and domineering.
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The domineering patriarch of the Roy family and CEO of the enormous multinational corporation Waystar Royco played by Brian Cox, Logan is the terrifying cipher at the heart of HBO's Succession.
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Despite the domineering formality of the neo-Classical arch honoring the 100th anniversary of George Washington's inauguration, Washington Square Park is certainly one of the city's most deeply informal public spots.
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It should avoid the disastrous examples of Germany's domineering general staff in World War I or Japan's bellicose generals in World War II, whose political dominance brought confusion, fanaticism and ruin.
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Helen may have escaped her own awful, alternately domineering and absent parents, but now she has Vik's smilingly vicious mother (the hilarious Zenobia Shroff, of "The Big Sick") to contend with.
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She and her brother are not the product of their domineering, fantasist mother in this case; Tom and Amanda (that's brother and Mom) had been shaped by their concern for her.
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They include the Tony winners Frank Wood, as a war veteran with an active dream life, and Randy Graff, as the domineering leader of a tribe of gossipy, like-minded housewives.
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And while big-budget movies aren't necessarily the best model for our romantic lives, I'll take a fantasy of a supportive man over a fantasy of a domineering one any day.
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For most of their young lives, the six Angulo brothers were locked up in their Lower East Side apartment in Manhattan, along with their mother and sister, by their domineering father.
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She had fired her notoriously domineering father as her manager, and her quest for independence powered the project's vocal energy, which was matched by bombastic synths and carefree drum-heavy beats.
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The move was widely interpreted as a demotion, and it appeared at that time that Navarro's more peculiar views on international economics and his domineering personality had ultimately made him an outsider.
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It gives people less of a feeling like they're using a product from a domineering empire, and limits the spread of backlash if there's a big problem at one of the subsidiaries.
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The question is discomforting because it forces them to defend a president who poses constant political headaches for his own party but who has a domineering hold on its grass roots base.
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Joe Jackson, the domineering father who managed his singing children in the iconic Motown group the Jackson 20133 and helped give rise to the careers of Michael and Janet Jackson, has died.
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Critics protested that a story about outsiders finding their voice had been revised to suggest outsiders and marginalized kids have become a domineering force that needs to be stopped at any cost.
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Sometimes collaborations don't work because you have to be ruthless and domineering to get your point across because if you look at it as trespassing on someone else's art it doesn't work.
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Alexandra M. Kollontai, the domineering Soviet ambassador to Sweden, initially told Wallenberg's mother that the diplomat was in custody, but backtracked after the Kremlin announced that it knew nothing of the case.
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Everything shifts in a dinner scene when the family relations emerge with geometric clarity: the charming, domineering father who's oblivious to the nervously accommodating mother and the exasperated, haplessly stuck adult children.
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VENICE, Italy (Reuters) - A landowner must learn to adapt to changes sweeping his country in Portuguese film "A Herdade" (The Domain), a nearly-three hour long drama about a domineering family patriarch.
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Furthermore, I do believe that this flushout of predators from the arts industries does open up new doors for those swept under the rug by said domineering predators, as Mr. Travers says.
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But it is as truthful as it is playful; here is her childhood in miniature: the lifelong weirdness with food, the threat of institutionalization, the domineering father and his proxy, the nanny.
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While Fenella struggles to care for her ailing father, run their estate and stand up to her domineering brothers-in-law, the town is swept up in rehearsing an elaborate historical pageant.
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When I spoke to her, she told me that Troemel is a domineering narcissist who exploited her and the rest of the Jogging contributors for free labor to advance his own career.
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The decrepit-looking Mr. Weinstein, body hunched as he slowly rolls forward, contrasts sharply with his former image as a domineering Hollywood power broker now accused of rape and predatory sexual assault.
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But Tamerlan was aggressive, domineering and likely homicidal before driving his younger brother to join him in carrying out the bombings, according to the defense team's line of reasoning in court papers.
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She is domineering, intellectually inclined, critical, with a viselike grip, and so woven into the fabric of her children's lives that they cannot have any experience that is not somehow of her.
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Indeed, stepwells have always been considered women's spaces—places to gather without inhibitions, away from men's domineering eyes (in India, after all, it is traditionally a woman's job to fetch and carry water).
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The International Monetary Fund has over the years been criticized for the byzantine intrigues of its workplace, where domineering department heads zealously guard their turf — to the detriment of the fund's broader mission.
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Space is given to the instrumentation rather than allowing the vocals to overpower, and it's here than Anicon really drives the song forward; in the beautifully soaring riffs and the domineering drum work.
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Mr. Trump has also cultivated a Twitter fan base that can be domineering in its attempts to harangue and silence critics, another force multiplier in the day-to-day war for media dominance.
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Why it matters: A lot of tech insiders joked over the past couple of months that Google was relieved to hand its "domineering tech behemoth" crown to Facebook after the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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Mr. Netanyahu, even his critics say, has been a savvy statesman, forging ties with once-hostile nations; Mr. Trump's iconoclastic, domineering foreign policy has by contrast alienated longstanding American allies around the globe.
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Divorced, disrespectful and domineering, Mr. Trump might not have been the first choice of many Christians, but he was certainly more likely than his Democratic opponent to advance cultural conservatism on the court.
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The young Norman juggled the identities of street kid and star pupil, taken under wing by a domineering teacher at Boys High School in Bedford-Stuyvesant who labored to cauterize his rough edges.
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As Rummy's domineering wife is dragging him to a temperance meeting—where he'll serve as " the horrible example" 26 —he sneaks off to Harry's soda fountain, which is a front for a speakeasy.
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But no one wants a partner that is arrogant, domineering and capricious," state-run news agency Xinhua said on Friday in a commentary titled "Forcing 'America First' on others will lead to 'America Alone.
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In the comic meditation The Stanley Parable, a hapless office worker explores his abandoned workplace while being harangued by the game's domineering narrator, who grows more flustered and hostile with every act of disobedience.
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Try Watching: Burying the ExNetflix Synopsis: After the domineering girlfriend of a nice guy dies in a freak accident, he finally meets his dream girl, but his dead ex turns life into a nightmare.
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" The 2014 email, which was written by a female employee, charged that Corn "came up behind me and put his hands and arms around my body in a way that felt sexual and domineering.
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Recall that Trump's most notable defeat in the primary debates was against Carly Fiorina, because of roughly the same "domineering male candidate versus respectful woman" dynamic that sabotaged his efforts against Clinton Monday night.
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Their boss, a domineering man named Robert Clarke, 34, and other managers assured them that the company would set them up with lawyers and pay them a "bonus" for their troubles, they told VICE.
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Throughout his life, in business and in politics, Trump has leveraged his domineering personality, flair for showmanship and an unshakable self-belief that often defies the facts of a situation to get his way.
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WASHINGTON — The International Monetary Fund has over the years been criticized for the byzantine intrigues of its workplace, where domineering department heads zealously guard their turf — to the detriment of the fund's broader mission.
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The toxic definition of manhood most of us have been given, regardless of race or culture or creed, teaches that to be human is to be violent, aggressive, self-centered, domineering and power-mad.
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The first thing we learn about Rachel Childs is that she grew up without a father, raised by the kind of mother who drives a surprising amount of literature: larger-than-life, domineering, charismatic.
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The version of Ms. Minaj painted by Remy Ma here is fraudulent, domineering, petty, perhaps because Remy Ma doesn't see Ms. Minaj as a pop legend, but rather a door to be barreled through.
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Tompkins was more acerbic and domineering than Chouinard, who has always had a Zen calm about him, but they were both opinionated, talented, and tough, and did not easily suffer fools—a formidable duo.
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"For seven years life has brought me no joy and being totally blasé, I have decided to put an end to those viragos," he wrote, using a term to describe domineering and bad-tempered women.
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Along the way, it finds itself helping people caught up in conflicts against the domineering mega corporations that rule the space lanes, and ultimately helps to take down one that's been gunning for its friends.
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"Three Tall Women" may be Albee's most autobiographical work, inspired by Frances Cotter Albee, his narcissistic and domineering adoptive mother, who married into money and had little love for her inconveniently sensitive and gay son.
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We learn almost nothing about Silverstone's Jennifer, who appears almost exclusively in the men's erotic fantasies (most of which inexplicably end in her accidental death, adding to the film's already voyeuristic premise of domineering creepiness).
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We, through politics, exalt the petty, domineering spirit of the small man so afraid to look in the mirror that he attempts to distract himself by obsessing over the perceived faults and flaws of others.
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More successful in the same enterprise are the women in Coriolanus' life: his wife, Virgilia (a grave Rebecca S'Manga Frank), and his domineering mother, Volumnia, played by the superb New Zealand-born actor Lisa Harrow.
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It's as though this hapless, mild-mannered man, who had spent his life pushed to and fro by his domineering military friends, had had enough of constantly being at the beck and call of others.
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Set in Trinidad, it is the story of a middle-aged journalist's efforts to free himself of his dependence on his wife's wealthier, domineering family and lay claim to his own corner of the world.
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For someone who has built a career around playing huge, domineering personas, Cohen's acting in The Spy is surprisingly reserved and internal, holding true to Eli Cohen even as the character slips between roles himself.
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A group of fireman survey the scene while brick buildings loom imposingly around them, demonstrating the familiar narrative of the city domineering over the individual — a reading that is bolstered by Lady Liberty's distressed state.
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Irish themes — including domineering matriarchs, dutiful daughters and the rituals of Catholicism — pervade Ms. Cullinan's work, and she often wrestles with issues of Irish American identity, though as a whole her writing transcended easy categorization.
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Strong words: The bottom line: Athletes known for silence are suddenly speaking up, and a sport known for domineering coaches is coming to terms with the fact that decades-old tactics are no longer acceptable.
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They described Mr. Cohn's mother, Dora Marcus, as a domineering woman who, when a maid in her employ dropped dead, stored the body under a serving table in the kitchen while she continued Passover dinner.
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In some cases, they said, he would turn domineering and vengeful, jerking away his offers of support when spurned, and subjecting women to emotional and verbal abuse, and harassment in texts and on social media.
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It seemed obvious that if Trump used the same domineering, bullying shtick against Clinton that he had used against some of his male opponents in the Republican primary, it could very easily backfire on him.
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Mr. McKay cast Mr. Skelos as a domineering and calculating politician, who leveraged his weight as the leader of the Senate's Republican majority to threaten business leaders if they did not funnel payments to his son.
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But they have a couple of things in common, as Ann Hulbert's meticulous new book, "Off the Charts," makes clear: First, most wunderkinds eventually experience some kind of schism with a devoted and sometimes domineering parent.
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It wobbles in the center, and the crust is crisp yet tender and the extra step of blanching the pancetta sands down the domineering top note of the pork and yields an elegant bottom one instead.
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Over the rest of the novel, Redmayne and Alexandra do come to understand and love each other, but he remains the kind of domineering man whose heroism is questionable in the hashtagged era Byrne name-checks.
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Where Nawaz Sharif, whose second term was cut short by a military coup in 1998, has always been feuding with the country's domineering military establishment, Shehbaz Sharif is considered to have better relations with the generals.
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And just when he thought he might be able to stand up to his domineering father, tragic circumstance conspired to draw him ever closer to the family he longed to shed like an ill-fitting skin.
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I think also, on like, big jobs and stuff like that, it's easy to feel vulnerable because it's quite intimidating at times, especially when there's a lot of men on set who are being loud and domineering.
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She put the "American dream" family on trial, skilfully shattering any idea of a model home life, by depicting José Menendez as a domineering, ruthless father, and Kitty Menendez as a kind of passive, pill-popping alcoholic.
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She clearly understood that her father has a reputation as a brutal, abrasive figure whom one might expect to be a domineering parent with impossible expectations, and immediately set about trying to disabuse viewers of that notion.
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Supporters of a so-called Brexit have struck a chord with many voters by saying Britain would regain control of immigration if it cut itself loose from a bloc they see as domineering and out of touch.
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Fluxus may have been a way for the domineering Mr. Maciunas, an admirer of military history, to try to conquer and monopolize the avant-garde — though at times he had some difficulty bending artists to his will.
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Sexual harassment is rampant, and job insecurity, domineering managers, and punishingly long hours—not to mention the tyranny of grouchy Yelp reviewers—make food-and-beverage-related jobs some of the toughest around for employees' mental health.
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Stirring murder mystery, love story and psychodrama into a mesmerizing slurry, Mr. Pearce turns his native island of Jersey into a sunlit trap where Moll chafes against her domineering mother (an icy Geraldine James) and conservative community.
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The reason this episode is so damaging to the Trump campaign is because it feeds the image of Trump as a domineering and abusive boss, a man who devalues women and objectifies them for his own gain.
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T.O.P., the most domineering and melancholic figure in the outlandishly popular K-pop act BigBang, is scheduled to begin his compulsory service in the South Korean military soon, making him the first group member to do so.
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The book, a biography of Margaret Keane, whose domineering husband, Walter, took credit for her portraits of doleful waifs, was adapted by Mr. Burton as "Big Eyes," released the same year, with Amy Adams as Ms. Keane.
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The greatest number of these images were taken by O'Keeffe's husband, the eminent photographer and gallerist Alfred Stieglitz, often considered her domineering mentor, whom she met in 1916, began living with in 1918 and married in 1924.
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If my loyalty to America does not allow your community's story to be told, or does not allow your community's story to be part of the larger American story, then my loyalty is a domineering, predatory loyalty.
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Machin also found that if male and female specimens of the same species were displayed together, the males were typically positioned in a domineering pose over the female, or just simply higher than her on the shelf.
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In the real world, when a company and its executive braintrust are gladiatorial and win-at-all-costs, they will construct an abusive and domineering internal culture, and in this real world such cultures essentially always target women.
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As if that weren't enough drama, she also has to contend with Henry's domineering mother, Margaret (Michelle Fairley aka Catelyn Stark from Game of Thrones), and pressure from her own mother, former queen Elizabeth of York (Essie Davis).
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The question is not whether Mr. Thiam is right to grab power and capital from these declining businesses but whether his blunt, domineering style as a change agent will end up alienating bankers instead of winning them over.
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The idea that that kind of domineering, sexist guy that used to be so celebrated is now becoming outdated and uncool, I think that's amazing culturally, because that's more powerful than telling someone, 'Don't act like a jerk.
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The book opens with her boyfriend proposing to her, and she spends much of the book exploring why she does not feel compelled to say yes, as well as figuring out how to relate to her domineering parents.
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Such a dramatic gesture would fulfill many of Trump's most fundamental short-term political goals and indulge a domineering personality and a desire to please his most vehement supporters that drives so much of his behavior as President.
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For instance, the pair of drawings "Lou and Rachel Present" (2002) and "Lou and Rachel Past" (2007) punctures Lou Reed's reputation as a rebel and renegade with a pointed critique of his domineering treatment of a transgender woman.
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Set It Up was a pretty perfect complete film on its own, with Deutch and Powell's assistants finally standing up against their domineering bosses and taking control of their own careers — and, obviously, falling in love with each other.
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His predatory behavior, meanwhile, is depicted through his domineering relationship with booker Laurie Luhn (a haunting Annabelle Wallis), although even Ailes wife, Elizabeth (Sienna Miller), is managed when she dares exhibit independence or, in his eyes, risks undermining him.
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Neverwhere's Richard is a charmingly bumbling Martin Freeman type who finds his inner hero over the course of the novel; his domineering girlfriend, Jessica, steps over the prone body of a girl lying bleeding in the street without blinking.
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While we hope that Drake and Rihanna work out their differences (theirs is a compatibility is on par with Scorpios and Taurus'), it won't happen anytime soon if the sometimes emotionally domineering Scorpio is around the emotionally fragile Pisces.
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And I'd happily go a lifetime without watching this show serve up another awkward, argument-disrupted dinner, or another concert in which one of the Lyon children goes off-script and performs a song their domineering father hasn't approved.
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She bears an uncanny resemblance to Pierre's widowed mother, the sanctimonious and domineering Mary, whose unnatural attachment to her son—she calls him "brother" and he calls her "sister"—suggests incest, twice over (both mother-son and brother-sister!).
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According to Graham, Trump's personal style attracts voters, including current and former Democrats, who are drawn to authoritarian leaders: Trump is more domineering than the other candidates, bullying opponents and reporters alike, calling them losers, refusing to ever apologize for anything.
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The movies accepted the defense's melodramatic depiction of the domineering father and pill-popping mother, but neither grapples with the accusation of sexual abuse, except to mention it as one of the most compromised and sensational claims from the trial.
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"Women all over the country have been in situations with domineering, brutish men and had to remain silent about it to keep food on the table," she said about women always having to deal with brutish men in the workplace.
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Employees don't seem to like their boss If employees act like they don't want to be there when in the presence of their boss, then that's a sign that he or she is domineering or an embarrassment as a leader.
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While as a boast this is obnoxious and as a fact it could be neutral, it was these women—along with the children a few of them bore him—who endured the brunt of Chaplin's selfish, domineering, and cruel personality.
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Yadav entered the vast election, being held over the course of a month, as a narrow favorite: He had just emerged from a power struggle with his domineering father and struck a pre-poll alliance with the Indian National Congress.
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The filling is marred by a hint of truffle oil — domineering even in these small quantities — but the dish is redeemed by the subtle artichokes, by the fresh flavor of the cheese and by splashes of aromatic chervil-tarragon pesto.
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Her understanding of the world during that time comes largely from a stack of old National Geographic magazines and what her father — a master tracker and hunter named Jacob, part Ojibwa, charismatic, domineering, loving and cruel — teaches her to believe.
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One way to see "The Rose Tattoo" is as a reversal of "The Glass Menagerie": instead of frigid, domineering Amanda and obedient, recessive Laura, we get a mother who shrinks from the world and a daughter who runs toward it.
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Suzanne's community-service sentence involves reading to cranky Blind Bill, and they instantly clash, so of course they will soon be hot and heavy for each other, especially since Suzanne has been chafing under the thumb of her domineering husband.
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As I understand the words of Jesus as recorded in II Corinthians, weakness opens us up to a fundamentally new definition of strength — strength that is not coercive, domineering, prideful and self-seeking but rather compassionate, sacrificial, humble and empathetic.
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The President's aggressive assertions of his power often seem to be an extension of a domineering character that served him well in the shark pond of New York real estate -- but also often had him brushing up against the law.
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While others called to testify at her trial described Reali as a domineering personality prone to outbursts of violence — with her former mother-in-law expressing doubts that she could be brainwashed — Brian was also found guilty of involvement in the shooting.
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After Quinn rips the show out of the hands of oily producer Chet (Craig Bierko), he comes back focused on one thing and one thing only: getting the show back from the domineering women who keep defying "nature" by emasculating everyone around them.
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For years, she had been traveling the same cloistered, unrelenting path on which many female members of her branch of ultra-Orthodox Judaism find themselves: arranged marriage at 216, a domineering, sometimes abusive husband with whom she would have a bevy of kids.
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When Parker's biological dad, whom he had kept in contact with since the move, died unexpectedly of cancer, the combined forces of the death, the new environment and a domineering new stepdad became too much for the 11-year-old to handle.
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The second would convey acquiescence for the President's scorched-earth tactics, indefatigable and domineering personality, fear-mongering warnings that the nation is under assault from an invading immigrant tide of dark-skinned criminals and approval of his creed of "America First" nationalism.
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The problem is typical when replacing a founder: Mr. Fink has increased assets to $242 trillion from zero, and the imprint of his domineering personality has become so profound that virtually anyone will suffer to some degree in comparison, considering his track record.
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Grieving, she and Wurlitzer set out on the road, to Thailand, Burma and Cambodia, an experience documented in Wurlitzer's 1994 book "Hard Travel to Sacred Places" and in Davis's increasingly remote images, which grew physically larger and more domineering as her pain accrued.
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Inspired by a true story, the film focuses on Javed (Viveik Kalra, in a remarkable performance by a young actor essentially plucked from drama school), the 16-year-old son of Pakistani immigrants chafing under the control of his domineering father (Kulvinder Ghir).
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Another pas de deux — between Daniel Day-Lewis as a domineering dressmaker and Vicky Krieps as his muse — is at the center of Mr. Anderson's "Phantom Thread" (on Sunday), which was shot on 35 millimeter but is showing in a stunning blowup.
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I worry that the imperfectly unique quality of altruistic hardness our country has exuded for most of the past century — our magnificent "American Brand" — is fading, replaced by a perception by some that we are becoming a more domineering and transactional hegemon.
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She plays Patty Hogg, a domineering Southern matron; the oddball neighbor girl, Nutmeg; Ronnie Vino, the brusque "regional wine lady"; and a hobo with a foot fetish who takes a shine to Amy in a scene that finds Ms. Sedaris harassing herself.
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Taken altogether — along with a turn from Bobby Cannavale that takes full advantage of how domineering Cannavale can be, as well as how unexpectedly tender — these pieces form a whole that's unshakeable even when the thread of the plot starts to fray.
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She portrays Ms. Trump and Mr. Kushner as two children forged by their domineering fathers — one overinvolved with his son, one disengaged from his daughter — who have climbed to positions of power by disregarding protocol and skirting the rules when they can.
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Mr Egerton, who sings all the songs himself, brings the requisite gusto, humour and vulnerability, but he isn't exactly subtle; John Reid (Richard Madden), Mr John's manager and lover, is evil incarnate; Mr Dwight, his domineering father (Steven Macintosh), is a parody of English reserve.
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Mr. Gabler delicately muses, for instance, about the stereotype of the domineering Jewish woman, noting that this "too muchness," which often doomed the relationships of Ms. Streisand's characters onscreen, could well explain what delayed Ms. Streisand in finding stable, lasting love in real life too.
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The daughter of a handsome man who died when she was young and a domineering, extremely fashion-conscious mother, Ms. Hartman grew up in the East Village, obsessed with Vogue magazine's visions of aesthetic perfection and determined to crack the ranks of its elite subjects.
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A President, who prizes loyalty and self-image above all, is left exposed and isolated in his own White House, viewed with contempt by those who serve him and open to ridicule by others who see his swaggering, domineering brand as a front for inadequacy.
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Washington (CNN)Facing scrutiny for cultivating close ties with Saudi Arabia's powerful and domineering crown prince, Jared Kushner has remained intentionally in the background this week as West Wing officials feared a more public role would prompt backlash, multiple people familiar with the matter say.
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Many of the book's supporting players are familiar ones from the young-adult canon — the supportive but polar-opposite best friend, the domineering immigrant mother and apathetic father, the improbably tender love interest, the unusually with-it teacher who changes the course of our protagonist's life.
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But the burial of the Dave Fowlers and (Robinson)'s request to share, should also help make visible just how many American social institutions benefit to this day from a history that involves the brutality of a domineering Whiteness, much in the same way that medicine has.
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Neighbors from the apartment complex also testified about how domineering Castro was with Kristina Earnest, describing how he always led her around by the arm, while she constantly stared at the ground; he even told her, they said, when it was OK to greet other people.
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In its small introductory room of Rodins, glass-enclosed shelves lined with identical plaster legs and rows of tiny, discolored feet suggest mass murder, while a selection of Rodin's drawings seems designed to highlight his uncomfortably domineering and sometimes almost pornographic treatment of the female subject.
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Joe Jackson, the domineering father and manager who molded his sons into the immensely popular Jackson 19873 and helped launch his son Michael and his daughter Janet on explosive solo careers before alienating all of them because of his abusive behavior, has died in Las Vegas.
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The researchers John Gottman and Robert Levenson found that gays and lesbians who discussed a disagreement with their partner did so in less belligerent, domineering and fearful ways than different-sex individuals, possibly because they did not bring the same history of power inequalities to the table.
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Mr. Conrad began touring again and soon embarked on a new project that he provocatively titled "Early Minimalism Volume 93": a reimagining of the drone-based work of the Theater and a single-handed attempt to revise the history of Minimalism, free of Mr. Young's domineering presence.
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It occurs at Winesburg College, in Ohio, between a freshman named Marcus Messner (Logan Lerman) and Hawes Caudwell (Tracy Letts), a domineering figure in a solid blue suit, who, as dean of the college, must be amply acquainted with every strain of turpitude among his charges.
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After interviewing each family member, they found that Jennifer — the more domineering of the couple — would travel with the children to music festivals several weeks a year, that Sarah was a retail manager at a Kohl's and that the family received about $2,000 a month in adoption assistance.
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In the process, he said, he felt as if he had been able to spend time once again in the presence of Judd, a famously domineering man, though one who had a close relationship with his two children after his divorce from their mother, the dancer Julie Finch.
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This biography of Klaus Mann, a "literary enfant terrible of the Weimar era," focusses on his relationship with his domineering father, Thomas Mann; his struggle to live openly as a homosexual; his exile after the rise of the Nazis; and his drug addiction and his fixation with suicide.
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They've obviously seen the news reports — like the one about how she got so angry at a staffer for not bringing a fork for her salad that she used a hair comb to prove her point — that frame her personality as domineering and her management style as borderline cruel.
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This decision is the first time that a civilian court has sentenced a general from Pakistan's domineering military (which has undertaken three major coups in 1956 and 1977 and 1999 and ruled the country for 33 of its 72 years of existence) has been sentenced to death. Gen.
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Instead of espousing the life-as-art practice endemic to art movements of the 1960s like Fluxus and Happenings, Merz's Living Sculptures are more art-as-life: works so beguiling and domineering that, when installed in her small Turin kitchen, they subsumed her lived space into her art.
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It is also important to view him in context: as the son of John Tomic, a domineering father who has rightly earned a reputation as a bully inside the game and who was convicted of causing bodily harm in 210 in Spain for head-butting Tomic's hitting partner Thomas Drouet.
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"We also found that this group tended to be domineering, stubborn and needed a sense of control, which can be a desirable trait as they are true to their convictions and care less about what others think," Scelzo said, adding that they demonstrated a remarkable degree of grit and adaptability.
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And as domineering as Chuck's father (Jeffrey DeMunn) might be — "I would slap your face and tell you to act like a man, if I didn't think it would turn you on," he tells his son — the younger Rhoades is under no obligation to get back in the political ring.
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" This is less Silicon Valley disruption than classic misogynistic mother-blaming with deep historical roots — since at least the late 19th century, male social scientists and cultural critics have fretted that boys were being "sissified" or "mollycoddled" by the heavily female teaching profession and by domineering mothers, in midcentury called "momism.
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When a series has the kind of sparkling dynamics of women like Angel, Blanca, and even the pair's domineering, ethereal former "mother" Elektra Abundance (Dominique Jackson), no one needs to watch Stan stress about following in Trump's footsteps or tell his wife (a heavily accented Kate Mara) how to properly eat lobster.
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Breakdown: The new accord pledges to deepen Franco-German economic integration and diplomatic coordination as well as military cooperation, with an eye toward making Europe less dependent on the U.S. Critics said that the agreement was relatively weak, and many smaller E.U. countries looked askance at the renewed friendship, seeing it as domineering.
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This story seems to have taken root in Aronofsky's psyche, along with all his other obsessions — the horror of being trapped in a female body under the thumb of domineering men, the duality of light and darkness, the explosive relationship between mankind and the planet, and the mystical, cyclical nature of being.
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The Crosswalk Theater sketches allow Corden to let loose as a domineering troupe leader, who prepares his actors for the dangers of dodging live traffic while performing on an actual crosswalk, challenging Evans to a physical match (a fight he quickly lost), and leading the troupe through warmups and trust exercises in the parking lot.
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After the election, Clinton alternatively blamed sexism, racism, self-hating women, domineering boyfriends, Russian hackers, Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE, and of course, James Comey.
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The high Enlightenment was the Enlightenment that produced the weighty works and domineering ideas; the low, or popular, Enlightenment was—in ways that scholars as unlike as Jürgen Habermas and Robert Darnton have been illuminating for the past half century—the Enlightenment of the cafés and conversation, or, at times, of pamphleteering and pornography.
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This is hard for the Russian elites who were used to thinking of themselves as a major player in the world, as highly relevant and as a domineering force, certainly within their geographic space, which at a minimum would include the whole former Soviet Union, but of course Europe and the Middle East as well.
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Kushner, the presidential adviser and son-in-law who has come under harsh scrutiny for cultivating close ties to the powerful and domineering Saudi crown prince, indicated it was too early to tell whether his advice was being followed and noted the Trump administration was still in the "fact-finding phase" regarding the death of Jamal Khashoggi.
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From moment to moment, that seems like a decent bargain, thanks to the taut work of the three directors, whose previous assignments include "Broadchurch" and the original "The Bridge," and an excellent cast — Nicholas Pinnock as Marcella's shifty husband, Sinead Cusack as his domineering boss, Harry Lloyd as a murder victim's brother, Jamie Bamber as a detective sympathetic to Marcella.
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Government, though, has grown increasingly domineering in recent years — witness the requirement that citizens purchase health insurance — and one can easily imagine officials in Washington, single-issue interest groups like environmentalists, and corporations interested in growing their profits with an assist from government all pushing for discriminatory kinds of laws on the claim that self-driving cars will save lives.
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Perhaps because they couldn't fall back as easily on mafia or narco clichés, Sollima and his collaborators came up with a framework for the American family — domineering father, children struggling to prove themselves in the business, sister fiercely protective of brother with degenerative disease — that's usefully melodramatic and gives Riseborough and DeHaan room to portray a real and subtly moving relationship.
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I've long proposed that the U.N. should have been understood in its early days to be in a transitional post-war operation, and although its founders were visionary and honorable in their intent, it should have adjusted later to the more free and stable prosperity which would arise in time from the Pax Americana, adopt a new profile and move away from its perch in the domineering symbolism of implacable world economic power that is New York City.
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There's the Margarita Atwood, which has a lime wheel and a dash of bitters floating on top, for a drinkable interpretation of "under his eye"; the Joan of Arc & Stormy, a traditional Dark and Stormy with an added drop of absinthe, the domineering French spirit once popular among the French; and the Betty Friedan-inspired Feminine Mys-tiki ("tiki cocktail recipes look complicated because there are so many ingredients, but they're pretty easy to make," she helpfully notes).
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