Here, for a moment, we crossed from satire into flop sweat.
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Mr. Rubio relies on his outsize ears to protect against flop sweat.
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No flop-sweat here, thanks to all those weeks of pitch coaching.
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It's the stain of spiritual flop sweat, an eagerness that verges on desperation, that makes someone wet.
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In contrast to Mr. Spicer's flop-sweat demeanor, Ms. Sanders displayed the devotion of a true believer.
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Look at other presidents when they would intersect with pop culture, and you can see the flop sweat.
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Watching it play out in flop-sweat-covered real time is an exercise in slow-burn agonizing empathy.
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Even when he's succeeding, he still comes across as unctuous and slimy, perpetually bathed in his own flop-sweat.
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" Hathaway replied, "That's the face I make when I'm trying not to flop sweat on a terrifically famous pop star.
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First, as a public speaker and even as an ambassador for the company who no longer develops flop sweat under pressure.
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Captivated by the latest outrage that makes Nixon's flop sweat in the Kennedy debate seem, well, not exactly a big deal.
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The Safdies often keep the camera tight on its actors' faces, confronting the viewer with blemished skin and nervous flop sweat.
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It's claustrophobic, confusing to navigate, has really terrible retail, and smells like a potent mixture of Cinnabon and a businessman's flop sweat.
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As Mr. Owen's Gallimard struggles to make facts succumb to romantic fiction, his discomfort in his own skin glistens like flop sweat.
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Still, with many Oscar hosts, you can see the flop sweat as they try desperately to will a minor bit into something bigger.
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If you captured his flop sweat in a jar and put it under a heat lamp, it would turn — unfortunately — into the dairy drink kefir.
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David Remnick, editor in chief of The New Yorker, hired her away after a lunchtime courtship during which Ms. Levy suffered a bad case of flop sweat.
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It could be a brow knitted in anger, a little extra flop sweat, a gait that picks up or slows down or otherwise moves out of the normal range.
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"The reason I haven't done it is that money creates anxiety, and thinking about it makes me flop sweat," says another friend, who hasn't done his taxes in years.
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Trying to impose top-down changes, instead of counting on the continued diversification of the organization's membership creating changes from the bottom up, feels desperate and covered in flop sweat.
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Throughout the Mueller investigation my Twitter feed was alight with liberal and NeverTrump fantasies about how Trump must be bed-wetting, flop-sweat terrified by the tough G-man's investigation.
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Throughout the Mueller investigation my Twitter feed was alight with liberal and NeverTrump fantasies about how Trump must be bed-wetting, flop-sweat terrified by the tough G-man's investigation.
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They are very, very sorry, they tell their constituents, lips pursed, eyes downcast, forehead flop sweat glistening in front of the television cameras as they try to explain their transgressions.
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Emily: After a third season that was so hyper-plotted with just a touch of flop sweat, it's nice to see The Good Place get back to basics in this premiere.
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"Howard's a cool dude, and he's charismatic, and he's always in control and here he is, he's got flop sweat," Kelley recalled, describing Schultz as he went to speak to reporters individually.
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That movie was fine in places (especially when the characters sang), but it also represented the very worst of overly sweet Disney sentimentality, working to tug viewers' heartstrings so hard it developed flop sweat.
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ET/PT is an unscripted peek into the interview process most every adult can relate to, featuring real people going on very real interviews, and dealing with all the flop sweat and cringeworthy faux pas that comes with the territory.
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Flop sweat producer PANIC ATTACK PANIC BUTTON This crossword was accepted in July 2018, with the comment that these types of "down" puzzles are becoming overdone lately, but because I had chosen a snazzy theme set it got the nod.
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The film is full of good lines, many from Brooks' nebbishy Aaron Altman -- who also gets the world's worst case of flop sweat -- and features a love triangle that suggests the lure of empty-headed, rule-bending good looks over old-fashioned honesty.
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Etc. If you can't directly undercut legitimacy like that, relentlessly 'brand' your opponent in a way that shows them to lack natural authority ('little' flop-sweat Marco, 'low-energy' Jeb, the listless Nancy) or sows questions about legitimacy ('lyin' Ted, 'crooked' Hillary).
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After all of the show's regulars cover themselves in flop sweat just to cater to him, he opts to ignore them entirely because he's so used to being catered to that it just seems annoying for that behavior to be cranked up to 11.
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It happens to me every time: The music swells, the game's intro cinematic comes to dramatic close, I'm brought to a character creation screen, and I immediately break out into a flop sweat because I know I'm about lose three hours of my life.
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Read the email, in the full glory of corporate flop-sweat, below: The California Legislature has approved AB 5As a result of AB 5, you may soon be required to drive specific shifts, stick to specific areas, and drive for only a single platform (such as Lyft, Uber, Doordash, or others).
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If an exposed nerve ending could walk, talk and attend high school, it would surely resemble the title character of the terrific musical "Dear Evan Hansen," about a friendless 17-year-old played with such prickly authenticity by the wonderful Ben Platt that you can practically feel his flop sweat on your own brow.
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And yet as "Oh, Jeez" moves toward its conclusion — which features Cartman trying to move to Mars with his new girlfriend, so she won't find out all of the awful things he's said about women when Troll Trace goes live worldwide — the flop sweat from having to rewrite the entire episode on the fly definitely shows.
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O.K., not a great visual but it's only TV. Blind luck has often played a role in world-changing breakthroughs and, in the case of the Non-Hosted Oscars, blind luck drizzled with bad taste, bad vetting, bad foresight, bad values, pitiless social media and widespread early-onset flop sweat, added up to a delightfully obvious remedy to a 91-year-old problem: The Academy Awards as drying paint.
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After one of his appearances failed one day, Allen made the best of it by circulating an obituary of his act on black-bordered funeral stationery. He also mailed vials of his supposed flop sweat to newspapers as part of his comic self-promotion. In 1921 Fred Allen and Nora Bayes toured with the company of Lew Fields. Their musical director was a nineteen-year-old Richard Rodgers.
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Unfortunately, he lacks Tom's poise and composure in that seat. Tom coaches him but when Aaron becomes an anchorman for the first time in his life, he breaks out in what he calls a “flop sweat” and his debut as an anchorman is a disaster. Aaron acknowledges to Jane that he is in love with her, while trying to dissuade her from pursuing a love relationship with Tom. As a massive layoff hits the network, resulting in many colleagues losing their jobs, Aaron tenders his resignation and tells Jane he plans to take a job at a local television station in Portland, Oregon.
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" David Browne of Entertainment Weekly said that "One Hot Minute wails and flails like a mosh- pit workout tape, but it also has moments of outright subtlety and maturity." He goes on to praise Kiedis for "keeping his boorish tendencies under control." Browne, however, criticizes the band for "attempts at cosmic philosophy which often trip up on hippie-dippie sentiments", and some songs "fall back on tired frat-funk flop sweat." "The Peppers work their own little patch with considerable expertise," wrote Peter Kane in Q. "The incoming Navarro rarely fails to deliver the goods and upfront the taut ball of energy going by the name of Anthony Kiedis still makes for a suitably rubbery-lipped frontman, if not exactly a lovable one.
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