DRESSING DOWN Sunday is about relaxing and wearing anything comfortable.
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"I love dressing down and having my private life," she says.
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Democrats were fuming, but Republicans also gave him a dressing down.
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Bannon considered resigning following the high-profile dressing down, according to Politico.
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The Birmingham office had no reaction to its dressing down on Friday.
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The Birmingham office had no reaction to its dressing down on Friday.
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He then subjected Mr Sobotka to a humiliating dressing-down on national television.
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While she escaped an indictment, Clinton endured a stunning dressing down from Comey.
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Not even a halftime dressing-down from Marsch was able to rouse them.
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To compensate, I started dressing down, wore less makeup, started wearing my glasses again.
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DRESSING DOWN When we're back at home, it's bare feet and shorts or sweatpants.
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From Lloyd Bentsen famously dressing down Dan Quayle as "no Jack Kennedy" to Adm.
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Those deal makers can now plan on dressing down — at least a little bit.
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Swinney was asked twice over the weekend about that very public dressing-down of Teasdall.
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The move sparked widespread protests and a dressing down by Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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Vuori Sweatpants from $2600 (REI, Vuori): What good is staying home without some dressing down?
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Somehow, Robin's very gendered dressing down isn't the most misogynistic interaction she has with her boss.
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That act of defiance certainly rivals Rory's dressing down by the Huntzberger's at a family dinner.
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Now, for a lot of us, it's about dressing down, staying in, and watching a movie.
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Recall Chris Christie's entertaining dressing down of a robotic Marco Rubio in a February 2016 debate.
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The investment bank told employees on Tuesday that they could start dressing down for the office.
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The president then gave his former military chief, who had criticised defence cuts, a public dressing-down.
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Reports have indicated that Kushner is now included in Trump's regular dressing-down of aides and officials.
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You always have the opportunity to create a moment, so I never waste it by dressing down.
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At the reception, Claire gets a dressing down from Candy Sandy the former Ph.D candidate, aka Frank's mistress.
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Meet any occasion by dressing up, dressing down or going all out by swapping to a different band.
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Armed with these outfit combos, you'll be a champion of dressing down your dresses no matter the occasion.
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When German Chancellor Angela Merkel gives a peer a public dressing down, it's a carefully planned hit job.
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Skarsgård, 42, went in head-to-toe black, dressing down his black suit with a coordinating dark T-shirt.
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Part of me loves that, but at the same time, I love dressing down and having my private life.
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No one likes being rejected, especially when you receive a letter that gives your work an absolute dressing down.
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Part of me loves that, but at the same time, I love dressing down and having my private life.
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At the very least, Stone is likely to face a serious dressing down by Jackson for his recent conduct.
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In any case, the removal of verification is most definitely a public dressing-down of Yiannopoulos by the company.
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The firms were getting a dressing down, sure, but they were also being treated as companies offering legitimate services.
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Upset at a presidential dressing down, Attorney General Jeff Sessions had just left the White House vowing to resign.
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He and other intelligence chiefs were summoned to the White House the next day for a public dressing-down.
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Dressing down, despite the price tag, for her first appearance alongside children in the White House garden made waves.
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After the classified briefing, Trump brought Maguire into the Oval Office for a "dressing down," The Washington Post reported.
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Gone are the nearly daily outrages and television clips of him berating an opponent or dressing down a lawmaker.
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Get your act together, they warned Culberson in so many words, according to sources familiar with the dressing-down.
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" Jones, who is black, responded with an impassioned dressing-down: "I don't care how they voted 50 years ago.
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We know Caitlyn Jenner has mastered the ultra-glam look, but she can also keep it stylish when dressing down.
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Basking in its new importance, Turkey has summoned the German ambassador for a dressing-down three times in recent weeks.
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Rachel starts out her Big Trouble dressing down by reminding Star she isn't the only beautiful member of the group.
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Kim's still wearing very little makeup and still kinda dressing down -- if down means rocking lace tights with destroyed denim.
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With his speeches and flamboyant dressing down of technology companies, he became an emblem of China's increasingly unapologetic internet controls.
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We all like dressing down, but if your roommate gets a little too casual, it's time to rectify that situation.
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Perhaps, with so many cameras, the risk of a bad image or a dressing down by the bereaved was too high.
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Can Christie, who was consistently in sixth place for the last week, capitalize on the dressing down he gave Marco Rubio?
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Meanwhile, despite the President's repeated public dressing-down of his attorney general, sources tell CNN Sessions has no plans to resign.
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And did any of them give bin Salman a dressing down over the brutal killing two months ago of Jamal Khashoggi?
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Former Attorney General Michael Mukasey, smart man, dressing down one former deep state operative at the center of all of this.
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I remember feeling that my existence as a writer depended on my ability to survive the violence of this dressing down.
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Even when dressing down Mr Kabila he managed to be more or less polite, because that petty oppressor was not the problem.
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Earlier this month, she delivered a frank dressing-down of hollow female empowerment mantras to an ecstatic crowd in Brooklyn's Barclays Center.
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The company recently increased minimum wage for full-time employees following a public dressing down from politicians like Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders.
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Rather than being subjected to a public dressing down, like Merkel over Germany's trade policy for example, Macron has been spared criticism.
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There's a rich tradition of rappers dressing down critics, but this is a world where Styxhexenhammer666 makes $50,184 a year before taxes.
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She appealed to them to be more respectful in a polite dressing down that drew applause from the people around the hecklers.
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His mother then jumped from her seat to give the 21-year-old a dressing down on the side of the court.
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It's not as if senators can rely on showy moments during the trial like dressing down a witness during a committee hearing.
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Now, Barr faces another credibility challenge, driven by his own public dressing down of Trump and the president's unsurprising snub of it.
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When Christie ran for New Jersey governor in 2009, videos of him rudely dressing down hostile questioners went viral on the conservative internet.
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That's maybe part of why you can justify, well, we're going to give him a dressing down here and hopefully this will work.
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Royal fans were ecstatic to see the Duchess dressing down in cool white sneakers from the French brand, known for its sustainable footwear.
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"Square Dance," which he opens by noting he's "no friend of Bush," is a vicious dressing down of war mongers and the Administration.
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But his newly elevated status didn't stop Trump from dressing down Scalise during a televised White House meeting on gun reform in February.
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Soon afterwards, Kadyrov brought Inayeva and her husband to his office and gave her a dressing down that was broadcast on Chechen television.
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So bad, apparently, that The Daily Mail claimed that 80 percent of Britons thought women should "start dressing down" when they turned 50.
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A very public dressing-down of GM's CEO, Mary Barra, and a union official by the commander in chief somehow feels very normal.
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At a dress rehearsal for a festival performance, Mr. Alorwoyie gave a thorough dressing-down to both undergraduate students and veteran Ghanaian drummers.
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The Russian leader is not used to criticism of any kind, least of all a public dressing down from a fellow world leader.
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Last month we heard that Sessions had at one point offered to resign (Trump refused), and now we have this new public dressing-down.
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The 26-year-old's selling ability seems to strong based on his dressing down of Caraway, who he thinks shies away from "tough fights".
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Mrs May did not just dismiss Mr Osborne and Mr Gove when she took office; she gave each a dressing down in the process.
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Other ballet companies are seeking to make the art form more accessible—"dressing down" or including contemporary touchstones—rather than emphasising its elitist history.
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It can't be an accident that this tongue-lashing comes so close on the heels of Olenna's grand dressing-down of Cersei last week.
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Can't blame George for dressing down ... guy's gotta be losing sleep these days, or he just doesn't care 'cause he's worth half a billion.
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The site has gotten pushback from nearly all sides on its handling of the issue, including a recent dressing down from the U.S. Senate.
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Similar avenues at agitating Brazilian opponents have previously been used by Chael Sonnen in his verbal dressing down of both Anderson and Wanderlei Silva.
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Stars totally flipped the style script at Paris Fashion Week this year, dressing down more than ever before at some of the biggest events.
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I didn't know much about that either, then, but the consequences of making a mistake were greater than a dress or a dressing down.
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More than once, Chiefs coach Andy Reid has had to grab Kelce coming off the field and give him a father-to-son dressing-down.
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And the Times reports that Kalanick got a dressing down from Apple CEO Tim Cook over the Uber app's shady fingerprinting, and even shadier cover-up.
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This internalized self-critique has been on display in recent years when Francis has issued a brutal public dressing down of the Vatican bureaucracy at Christmas.
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Check out any given post from today and you'll see the "Work" singer giving doubters a pep talk and naysayers a dressing-down they'll never forget.
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A small part of me appreciated his effort to come back and speak to me again after the dressing-down I gave him on the court.
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The "chiefs" exercised ruthless control over access to Mrs May and had a special office, called "the bollocking room", for dressing down officials and even ministers.
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When a Private was poorly equipped, or a Seaman was overworked in terrible conditions, John enjoyed nothing more than dressing down an Admiral or a General.
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Not since President Billy Bob Thornton got told off in Love Actually has a world leader received such a devastating public dressing down from Hugh Grant.
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When a private was poorly equipped, or a seaman was overworked in terrible conditions, John enjoyed nothing more than dressing down an admiral or a general.
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Still mostly unknown nationally, his state has become a liberal stronghold and his dressing down of Trump during a recent White House visit will please liberals.
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Britpop pioneered the dressing-down of the suits, with artists like Jarvis Cocker and Justine Frischmann pairing tidied-up pieces with band merch and battered Converse sneakers.
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Every day brings another outrage or embarrassment: the dressing down of the Australian Prime Minister or a shoutout for the "amazing job" that Frederick Douglass is doing.
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Despite Peter's protests and Hannah Ann's public dressing-down of her ex-fiancé, Barbara was still staunchly anti-Madison, saying that the couple would never make it.
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London (CNN Business)Restaurant app Zomato has given a dressing down to an Indian customer who complained that his delivery driver was not of the Hindu faith.
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It's incredibly rare to see a show address and internalize a critical dressing-down and make a hard pivot for the better, but that's what Runaways does.
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On coming to power it was not enough for Mrs May to fire Mr Osborne and Mr Gove: she capriciously gave each a dressing down in the process.
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The passion for fairness and justice extended to our own military: When a private was poorly equipped, John enjoyed nothing more than dressing down an admiral or general.
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Beyond a statement by her campaign, and appearances by surrogates on television, Clinton has yet to respond personally to the dressing down she received from Comey on Tuesday.
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For a simple, casual look that's perfect for everything from dressing down for brunch to dressing up for date night, look no further than Grecerelle' loose pocket dress.
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"If you&aposll stay like this, son of a bitch, I will really kill you," Duterte told the policemen in the dressing-down broadcast by local TV networks.
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Earlier proposals for a complete production transfer were scrapped in 2010 after Chief Executive Carlos Ghosn was summoned for a dressing-down by Nicolas Sarkozy, then France's president.
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Below, Green talks about dressing down while still dressing up, life as a London-based designer post-Brexit, and how the right pair of jeans can make the woman.
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The assembled heads of government had expected to receive a dressing down on most member countries' failure to meet the NATO target of spending 2% of GDP on defence.
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Separately, some on Chinese social media cheered the U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's dressing down of American TV network executives and journalists at his New York offices this week.
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At the height of his fame, Glenn Beck used to devote segment after segment to "Christie porn": clips of the blowhard governor dressing down the media while Beck gushed.
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The dramatic dressing-down on Tuesday morning follows a dizzying fall for Flynn, whose tenure as national security adviser was the shortest in American history, lasting only 24 days.
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This week the world talked climate change at the United Nations and received a blunt dressing down of its elites by Greta Thunberg, the teenage climate activist from Sweden.
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Cyrus embraced the warm summer weather by dressing down in a red crop top and a pair of cutoff jeans, which she accessorized with a series of layered golden necklaces.
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Nevertheless, the world's largest digital and social media companies received a dressing-down at a congressional hearing this month for not doing enough to stem the flow of Russian disinformation.
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To stand up for his fellow CBS colleague, Colbert delivered an epic dressing down of Trump, with zingers so harsh they may just last the rest of these forsaken presidency.
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During the dressing down, Sanders focused more on how the remark was leaked apparently in an attempt to target Sadler with a damaging story, one of the sources told CNN.
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Through his dressing-down and into his journey north, Jesper complains in terms associated with stereotypes of entitled Gen Z-ers, with a whiny pitch and lots of anachronistic vocabulary.
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It is hoped that in this latest meeting, behind closed doors at least, President Trump gave his Turkish counterpart a thorough dressing-down and a final warning about his behavior.
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On a hot summer morning at Huawei's new European-themed campus outside of Shenzhen, a man resembling a younger version of company founder Ren Zhengfei was dressing down two subordinates.
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Kim was still flanked by massive bodyguards Wednesday in Bel-Air, and still dressing down -- hoodie and severely distressed jeans -- just as she said she would after the October ordeal.
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We're debunking the idea that "staying in" is synonymous with "dressing down," which means replacing those stretched-out elastic bottoms with super-soft silk pants, cute camisoles, and oversized button-ups.
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One incident that came back to haunt him was his reported dressing-down of an intelligence analyst who questioned him over whether Cuba had an advanced chemical and biological weapons program.
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The TV execs and anchors went in there thinking they would be discussing the access they would get to the Trump administration, but instead they got a Trump-style dressing-down.
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And the comedy between them is real, whether it's Jessica dressing down Daredevil with a sharp observation, or Danny Rand finally playing the comedic role his character seems best suited for.
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The TV execs and anchors went in there thinking they would be discussing the access they would get to the Trump administration, but instead they got a Trump-style dressing down.
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Tim Scott's recent op-ed in The Washington Post rebuking King, and McCarthy's dressing down of King are encouraging, the only thing that truly matters are the views of his voters.
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But when word of Ky's plotting reached the American Embassy, he was summoned for a dressing-down, with the deputy ambassador, Samuel Berger, pounding his fists on the table in frustration.
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Even Jack's dressing down of a Teen Randall and Kevin — whose arguing almost causes a fatal car accident in the Wagoneer — is about how their dad is going to die one day.
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This attitude is met with a brief dressing-down from John Legend's Keith, Sebastian's former collaborator who sweeps back into his life with an offer to anchor Keith's new, more commercial band.
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Referencing the price-gouging scandal, the rapper called Shkreli "a real killer, but you're a soft killer," and introduced his "goons" -- his sister and mother -- to give Shekreli a sharp dressing down.
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A few weeks ago, a video by the comedy show "extra3" caused a stir for its satire of Mr. Erdogan, prompting Ankara to call in the German ambassador for a dressing down.
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Kamikaze presents itself as a corrective to Revival—not an apology for the last album, which Eminem argues here is underappreciated, but as a dressing down of those who dared criticize it.
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The motherly dressing-down (combined with discussions with other powerful Black men like Tyler Perry and Diddy) brought Snoop back to earth, which led him to walk back his comments about King.
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Wednesday's public dressing-down is a timely reminder to investors across the markets that Mr. Trump's populist campaign threats — including vows to rip up trade agreements — are not to be dismissed lightly.
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Clinton's thorough rebuke of Mr. Trump, just after his administration passed the 100-day mark, was a remarkably blunt dressing-down of a new president by his adversary in the last election.
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The participant said that a New York Post account, which had a source describing it as Trump giving the assembled members of the media a "dressing down" like a "firing squad," was overstated.
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Deep political connections that normally grease the airplane maker's way in Washington meant nothing on Tuesday, as its CEO endured a fearsome dressing-down on the anniversary of last year's Lion Air crash.
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After having a "great time" dressing "down to earth" Elle King at the bridal salon, Fenoli, 46, admits that he was uncertain when it was Manigault's turn to find the perfect wedding dress.
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During Clinton's last presidential run against Barack Obama, Clyburn remained officially neutral, which led to a (now-healed) rift with the Clintons and a 2am dressing down from Bill Clinton over the phone.
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Donald Trump will be dressing up for his inauguration as the 45th Prez, but just down the street a bunch of strippers will be dressing down and making their bank accounts great again.
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With her no-holds-barred dressing down of Bloomberg, Warren showed that she came prepared, and that she's ready to get back into the headlines after being ignored by many in mainstream media.
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With easy-but-interesting moves like dressing down a ditsy floral dress with a thick knit and making fuzzy sandals street-style ready, these looks rethink warm-weather staples for a crisp fall day.
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When they finally get around to talking (with prodding from their babysitters, Claire and Colleen), Luke gives Danny a much-needed dressing-down about his privilege – and Danny actually takes his words to heart.
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Since the pope named him to the Vatican charity job in 2013, he became known for dressing down into simple layman's clothes at night and bringing food the city's homeless in a white van.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The Belgian king's younger brother faces a dressing down from the prime minister after demanding that politicians and the royal family "stop bugging" him over claims his business ventures are losing money.
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The passion for fairness and justice extended to our own military when a private was poorly seaman was overworked in terrible conditions, John enjoyed nothing more than dressing down an admiral or a general.
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Anyway, my takeaway: The whole ordeal was mostly orchestrated pageantry — a way for lawmakers to give tech execs a very public, rather embarrassing dressing down — with a few new facts and insights scattered throughout.
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Having received a vicious dressing-down from Negan, the closet turncoat Eugene straightens out and returns to his Savior ways, coolly issuing insulting orders to those scuttling beneath him at their makeshift bullet factory.
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On Wednesday, Ellis was at it again, dressing down prosecutors after learning that an IRS agent they called to the stand as an expert witness had been in the courtroom for the entire trial.
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After a stern dressing-down from Donald Trump, Pfizer said it would reverse the recent price rises it introduced on about 40 drugs and wait for the president's plan to reduce the cost of medicines.
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President Trump is sticking up for A$AP Rocky by dressing down the Swedish Prime Minister ... the Prez says he's very disappointed Sweden's leader didn't step in to help A$AP skirt an assault charge.
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At a time when performers in America were characteristically dressing down — "affluent, suburban kids disguised as Appalachian farmers or Canadian lumberjacks," Ian Buruma wrote in the New York Review of Books — Bowie was dressing up.
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Politico first reported in July that Mr. Sessions had once offered his resignation letter, but the circumstances that prompted the letter — and Mr. Trump's dressing down of the attorney general — have not previously been reported.
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And as the handful of gondola-adjacent photo calls from the first few days of this all-star affair have already proven, the actress still has black tie dressing down pat, giving it her signature nonchalant spin.
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Nielsen defended the agency's actions but was so affected by the public dressing down that she reportedly told two people, according to the New York Times, that she drafted a resignation letter, but has not sent it.
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On of the most memorable moments of the presser came when the featherweight champion gave "the department" responsible for the UFC 197 poster a concise dressing down, as his title didn't feature in the event's artwork either.
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Trump was furious and held Maguire personally responsible when the two next met, the Post reported, resulting in a "dressing down" by the president and which served as "the catalyst" for Trump ultimately opting to appoint Grenell.
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What did Muilenburg in was repeated claims that regulators would return the plane to service in the fourth quarter and a dressing down in Washington by FAA administrator Steve Dickson, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Lenny's father figure comes into play in the form of mentor Cardinal Spencer (James Cromwell), who gives Lenny quite the dressing down after his ridiculous first homily as Pope Pius and his unwillingness to be seen in public.
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It might be in the bar room of the Lahore High Court, through a furious cloud of beedi smoke, or in court itself, dressing down judges who didn't get the point, or at a police station, still protesting.
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The only question now is whether Bannon accepts his very public dressing-down and stays in the job or whether he walks away from the White House and returns to his comfortable sinecure in the conservative media orbit.
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The man he lambasted as "little rocket man," whose country he threatened to "totally destroy," is being enticed out of his 'hermit kingdom' for a friendly chat June 12 at their summit in Singapore, not a dressing down.
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The king never visibly opposed the many coups that took place during his reign, but he did once give a dressing down to a coup leader who had violently suppressed public protests, causing the offending general to resign.
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But that was nothing compared with the extreme relaxers, most notably the tech crowd, for whom dressing down is a natural form of camouflage — obvious thanks to the fact that their T-shirts and jeans actually fit them.
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Over email — the only way he'll speak to reporters, after a history, he says, of being misquoted and misunderstood — the community college graduate and Mensa member wields his intellect combatively, like a tenured professor dressing down an unprepared freshman.
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During the Kargil war Bill Clinton gave Nawaz Sharif, then Pakistan's prime minister, a dressing down in Washington, DC. In a stand-off that unfolded in 2001-02 everyone from Tony Blair to Vladimir Putin passed through the region.
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It's even less probable that another commander-in-chief would take the meeting without administering a very public dressing down of Russian President Vladimir Putin before the cameras over accusations of a staggeringly broad election-meddling operation in 2016.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL Mr. Kimmel singled out one Fox News personality in particular for a dressing-down: Brian Kilmeade, who lamented on Wednesday that "Hollywood elites like comedian Jimmy Kimmel" were "pushing their politics on the rest of the country.
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And despite a dressing down on race relations from Tim Scott, the only black Republican senator, the president reiterated his stance that both sides were at fault for violence that erupted during a rally of white supremacists last month.
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In 800 words that add up to a dressing down, Taylor's New York Times op-ed listed all the points the secretary himself should be making about Ukraine's importance to US national security instead of questioning whether Americans care.
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SHENZHEN (Reuters) - Simona Halep said she deserved a dressing-down from coach Darren Cahill after he branded the Romanian a disgrace in her 6-0 2-6 6-4 defeat by Karolina Pliskova at the WTA Finals on Friday.
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Although it's no longer as novel as it once was, these aluminum booze alternatives are still the trendiest choice for our portable summer drinking needs — dressing down fancier drinks with more casual exteriors fit for any and all outdoor occasions.
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The UFC is leading the line in terms of legitimizing mixed martial arts, but what happened in the promotion's co-main event in Brisbane last weekend will give MMA's contrarians plenty of ammunition for their dressing down of the sport.
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This is the true context for the dressing down and dismissal of Muslim women such as Noor Taghouri by explaining away the mistakes of those who commit them as one-offs, rather than part of a wider cultural pattern of condescension.
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A year later, however, Mr. Orban's party brought forward a new version of the civil society legislation — prompting Mr. Daul and Manfred Weber, the coalition's leader in the European Parliament, to summon him to Brussels for a more intimate dressing down.
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A cynic might argue that Barr's remarks could be read as a dressing down of media and legal commentators who have savaged him as a tame enabler of an unbridled President as much as they are directed at Trump himself.
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Mildred is perfectly comfortable dressing down a priest for his complicity in covering up child sex abuse in the church, or excoriating those who'd rather turn a blind eye to the sexism, racism, and general terribleness of the world around them.
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It was a rare dressing-down for the leader of one of the world's biggest companies, and a sign of the deteriorating relationship between Mr. Muilenburg and the regulator that will determine when Boeing's most important plane will fly again.
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She warns him not to cause a public scene—as she'd only wind up dressing down in front of his friends—but she also knows he has a point: If she wants his support, she can't retreat further from the duties of home.
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But in this age of dressing down and click-and-buy, in an environment where the big chains have killed off the mom-and-pops and Amazon is killing off the chains, Boyds now feels like a shopping experience out of time.
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Not three weeks later, Ms. Alazraki was again sharing the stage with the pope, this time during a Vatican meeting on the clerical abuse of minors, where she delivered a stern dressing-down to the 200 or so prelates in the audience.
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Two weeks ago several Wall Street bank executives including State Street's current CEO Ronald O'Hanley were hauled before the House Financial Services committee led by California Democrat Maxine Waters in what many would call a dressing down on several fronts, including high executive pay.
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I guarantee you that every time you've been record shopping, if the shop's actually any good, you'll see some poor beleaguered soul on their first visit, getting their first little dressing down, leaving a few inches shorter than they were when they woke up.
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He had already offered his resignation when he turned 75 last year, and was among the active Chilean bishops who offered to resign en masse in May when they were summoned by Francis for a collective dressing down for their disastrous handling of abuse allegations.
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So you have someone who's also an autocrat, and there's a scene in the film with the ballet company and Filin, where Urin gives Filin a real dressing down, and you get a sense of how keenly he wants to stand his own authority.
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Pentagon Memo WASHINGTON — Nearly all of President Trump's top national security officials have been the target of his ire, whether it was privately dressing down his attorney general, publicly disagreeing with his top diplomat or musing about exiling his national security adviser to Afghanistan.
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In a seven-minute exchange, most of Mr. Warner's time was spent dressing down Mr. Stretch for what he characterized as a lack of responsiveness from Facebook as his office repeatedly asked for more data on the extent to which Russian meddling influenced the election.
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Outgoing CIA director John Brennan gave President-elect Donald Trump a thorough dressing-down during televised remarks on Sunday, chastising the president-elect for the "spontaneity" in his "words and actions" and for lacking a "full appreciation and understanding" of the threat posed by Russia.
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Trump was "cordial and critical," according to the paper, in contrast to the dressing-down he gave the television representatives, and candidly told the select group of top editors, columnists and political reporters assembled for his Times meeting that he hopes to develop a better relationship.
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The section's deputy editor at the time, Bret Stephens — now a columnist for The New York Times — said he gave Mr. Keyes a dressing-down, calling him a "disgrace to men" and "a disgrace as a Jew," and barred him from the office without an appointment.
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There were some moments I'd never really seen on film, to the extent that they made me cry: the character's dressing down to her clearly uncomfortable bra and shaper, just the utter, daily soul-weariness of it, and then later being free in a "nonstandard" body.
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It was a posture, from press interviews to dressing down Cabinet secretaries at hearings, that often left Corker on the receiving end of a Trump Twitter diatribe -- something Risch, who prefers to share his opinions behind closed doors and directly with the administration, seems hardly likely to repeat.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Republican-led U.S. Congress had a rough start to its first session of the Donald Trump era on Tuesday when a public outcry that included a dressing-down from the president-elect prompted the House of Representatives to backtrack on its plans to defang an ethics watchdog.
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" Despite, or because of, this depressing truth, President Trump's chief strategist Steve Bannon delivered the newspaper of record the following dressing down one week ago: "The media should be embarrassed and humiliated and keep its mouth shut and just listen for a while... the media here is the opposition party.
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Her argument was two-pronged: She suggested that Hollywood's emphasis on extreme beauty has insulated her from the worst forms of harassment throughout her career, and she described the acts of "self-protection" — including dressing down and modifying her behavior — that have helped her ward off unwanted attention from men.
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But after a harrowing meeting with Sophie Lennon, the most successful female comedian in the business (played by Jane Lynch), and getting a public dressing-down from her mother, Midge isn't in the mood to tell jokes about her parents splitting their twin beds apart after she catches them having sex.
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Because moviegoers have been conditioned by countless courtroom dramas (and sometimes by real life) to expect an emotional flash point that encapsulates a moral truth, you long for a delicious turning point like the lawyer Joseph N. Welch's lofty dressing down of Senator Joseph McCarthy at the Army-McCarthy hearings in 1954.
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As a kid reporter, I covered everything from heinous crimes to corrupt politicians, yet I always felt secure behind the heavy wooden doors of the Chicago Tribune, where my greatest fears were a dressing-down from an irate editor or a confrontation with an over-served colleague returning from a saloon, looking for a fight.
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Perpetually frowning in confusion, but hanging onto his dignity with the help of his smart uniform, neat moustache and jutting jaw, he keeps being called into his superiors' panelled offices for a dressing down, thus raising the question of why Mr Dujardin hasn't yet been cast as Inspector Clouseau in a Hollywood reboot of "The Pink Panther".
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When Notre Dame is playing badly, as they have been for this whole season, Kelly simply spins the dial to the right, by demanding and disclaiming responsibility more vigorously as needed, by undertaking new epics in disciplinary theater like dressing down his entire team at halftime on the sideline, and by generally behaving in the most Brian Kelly manner possible.
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It was the subtext behind Bill Clinton's public dressing down of the Black feminist hip-hop performer Sister Souljah in 1992, just as it was the blatant gambit behind Dan Quayle's Bidenesque bid that same year to explain the LA riots over the Rodney King verdict as a product of the glorification of single-motherhood on the CBS primetime sitcom Murphy Brown.
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Former Facebook security chief Alex Stamos writes an op-ed in the Post about his now-famous dressing-down from Sandberg: At the time, technology companies were so enamored with the utility of our own products and so focused on sophisticated attacks from U.S. adversaries such as Russia and China that we overlooked less advanced but still effective propaganda operations.
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Outgoing CIA chief John Brennan rips into Donald Trump Outgoing CIA chief John Brennan rips into Donald Trump Outgoing CIA director John Brennan gave President-elect Donald Trump a thorough dressing-down during televised remarks on Sunday, chastising the president-elect for the "spontaneity" in his "words and actions" and for lacking a "full appreciation and understanding" of the threat posed by Russia.
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When Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE, in his 2010 State of the Union address, criticized the Supreme Court's decision in Citizens United while the justices sat front and center, it was rightly controversial – one branch of government dressing down another.
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Sources tell the Journal that Sheryl Sandberg had received a dressing-down in the spring over an earlier wartime-CEO moment, the Cambridge Analytica data privacy scandal: This spring, Mr. Zuckerberg told Ms. Sandberg, 49, that he blamed her and her teams for the public fallout over Cambridge Analytica, the research firm that inappropriately accessed private data on Facebook users and used it for political research, according to people familiar with the exchange.
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He has exuded confidence lately, lashing out at journalists who have been critical of him, talking up Israel's diplomatic and economic achievements, and calling in the United States ambassador to Israel, Daniel B. Shapiro, for a dressing down late last month after the Obama administration decided not to use its veto to shield Israel from a United Nations Security Council resolution that condemned Israeli settlement construction in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem.
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They were all still raw from a couple years ago, when someone from InfoWars spliced a local newscast with a CGI deepfake render of a dead ISIS militant, so everyone cross-checked the crosschecks and did it again—scanning news backlogs, meme archives, reddit and 4chan, Youtube freecasts, everything—Collins could feel the panic in the posts as the Media Matters bloggers pointed out discrepancies in fade and contrast, grasping, knowing too well they sounded too much like the conspiracy theorists they spent their days dressing down. Nothing.
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