They're not — they're the furthest thing away from Islam.
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The furthest thing from my mind was me playing him.
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Kim Kardashian's latest dig is the furthest thing from subtle.
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The GOP tax bill is the furthest thing from it.
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Luxury purchases are surely the furthest thing from people's minds.
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Also, the mixing process is the furthest thing from a game.
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But films are the furthest thing from his mind right now.
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" "My husband was the furthest thing from a rock star junkie.
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You know, Walt's retirement is like the furthest thing from retirement.
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This ultra-stressful environment, Robbins said, "is the furthest thing from safe."
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"It was the furthest thing from my mind," she told the outlet.
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It is the furthest thing that we wanted or could have imagined.
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"That was the furthest thing from the truth," Wright told VICE Sports.
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Hes a kind family man, great scholar & furthest thing from a spy.
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"It was the furthest thing from a typical finals contender," Moyal says.
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Believe me: Before my diagnosis, cancer was the furthest thing from my mind.
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In sum, UFC 200 seems to be the furthest thing from his mind.
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I'm the furthest thing from a rock star, but I'm a rock star.
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But in many ways, action is the furthest thing from my mind now.
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It's a cynical movie because it's the furthest thing from sunshine and rainbows.
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Suppression of dissent, Blum demonstrates, was the furthest thing from the two men's minds.
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But after the incident, a school dance was the furthest thing from Korryn's mind.
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"This is the furthest thing from retirement," Mr. Gerrard, 65, said with a laugh.
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It's the furthest thing from no-makeup makeup, and we couldn't be happier about it.
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Bolton's testimony, according to Republican senators and aides, is the furthest thing from locked in.
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Sprinkling your ego with dew drops of praise is the furthest thing from their minds.
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If games are the furthest thing from your mind right now, no one could blame you.
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But the award was the furthest thing from the directors' minds when filming began in 2015.
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To make matters worse for the Democrats, their nominee is the furthest thing from a populist.
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This awkward scene is the furthest thing from a "happy meal" that we've ever seen. 14.
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Does a multiday, multistate drive with young kids sound like the furthest thing from a vacation?
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Being a mom — or even pretending to be one — was the furthest thing from my mind.
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However, that cannot be the furthest thing from the truth because, at the core, they're not.
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But The Handmaiden is the furthest thing you could get from an austere tale of gentle longing.
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When you&aposre young, single and healthy, life insurance is probably the furthest thing from your mind.
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The pieces here are the furthest thing from being classically "bridal" — in the best way possible, of course.
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Any kind of body shaming is the furthest thing from who I am and what I stand for.
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Any kind of body-shaming is the furthest thing from who I am and what I stand for.
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Maybe during pregnancy you feel bloated, tired, and nauseated, and sex is the furthest thing from your mind.
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Reflection and bettering our lives is often the furthest thing from our minds when we're in these zones.
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A perfect day might be the furthest thing from your mind when you're headed to a nerve-wracking interview.
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The show grounds itself in historical accuracy, but also wants to be the furthest thing from a stuffy educational drama.
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While convenience stores are just that — convenient — they are often the furthest thing from a good place to get deals.
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After all, the balance of the court is the furthest thing from the minds of Trumpkins, and presumably, Trump himself.
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He is widely recognized by his colleagues as an absolute pro: polite, serious and the furthest thing from a showboater.
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I found myself in a major funk, and the thought of a dance party was the furthest thing from my mind.
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Even if it isn't technically a full brick, it's the furthest thing from ideal, and no one wants a useless phone.
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Meanwhile, I was about the furthest thing from them: just a suburbanite adolescent kid with a pocket knife and a dream.
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The man's response may be the most authentic one in the photograph because posing is the furthest thing from his mind.
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Frank Sinatra's former home is on the market, and it's the furthest thing from a tiny apartment in New York, New York.
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As a result, the idea of growing old and dying is, for most Silicon Valley denizens, the furthest thing from their mind.
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"It's been the furthest thing from my mind and the minds of my family," said Will Wright, the brother of Staff Sgt.
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"That's the furthest thing from what I am," the Food Network star told Billions creator Brian Koppelman in a recent episode of his podcast.
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What he knows, and what everyone else knows, is that on Election Day, net neutrality will be the furthest thing from Republican voters' minds.
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This is the furthest thing I've committed to in my life, when we said yes to it, and that was five months in advance.
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But inclement weather was the furthest thing from my mind as I settled into Cameron Hut on this sunny autumn afternoon in mid-March.
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" Spelling's "90210" co-star Jennie Garth piped in, "They asked me," but she declined, saying she is the "furthest thing from a desperate housewife.
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Then, "the furthest thing from their mind when they look at green is sex or pleasure," mused Shay Martin, vice president of Rabbit purveyor, Vibratex.
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But Styles' character is also the only form of comic relief in the film which is absolutely the furthest thing from a light-hearted film.
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The cidade maravilhosa – the "Marvelous City" – was cold and dark, the furthest thing from the vibrant, jovial landscapes you'll see on a Google image search.
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But at two narrow outdoor tables just outside the fast food joint, the election was the furthest thing from anyone's mind until a reporter arrived.
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And somehow, a show whose premise is the furthest thing from politics has become, for people on the left and the right, completely defined by it.
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WATCH THIS: Matt Lauer's Hamptons Home Is On the Market – for $17.995 Million Today, the house is the furthest thing from the "frat house" of legend.
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And of course, marriage might be the furthest thing from your mind; in which case, boil a pot of water and cook some "fuck me" penne.
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The truth is none of the above — in speaking with Mexicans, it's clear that Trump was the furthest thing from their minds when casting a vote.
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His chaotic manner is the furthest thing from the steady hand and even-keeled mind that the country and the world so desperately need right now.
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LONDON — The London Underground might seem like the furthest thing imaginable from a 16th-century Renaissance painting, but that just depends on how you look at it.
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Because we leave it at the table, but for some reason the takeaway is that we hate each other, and it's the furthest thing from the truth.
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Earn is about the furthest thing imaginable from the cracklingly funny guy Glover usually plays: cautious and hesitant, always very considered in what he says and does.
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Then 27, divorced and with a young son, Thomas, now 25, "marriage was the furthest thing from my mind," Girardi, 46, tells PEOPLE exclusively in this week's issue.
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They could get a postnup -- which is like a prenup only after they're married -- but our sources say at this point it's the furthest thing from Justin's mind.
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Justin Timberlake is the furthest thing from any definition of the storybook (or online) creature, but his hit tune for the animated film Trolls was a 2016 favorite.
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Most striking to the Disney fans who have joined the social media conversation, however, is that Liu's post suggests she's the furthest thing from the character she plays.
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But when asked to reflect on what they felt that day and the following weeks and months, most said that politics was the furthest thing from their minds.
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Worn as a layering item or all by itself, the body-skimming O-ring knit is the furthest thing from dowdy, especially when you keep things simple and streamlined.
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But while yard signs are the furthest thing from an indicator of a campaign's momentum, one office is conspicuously absent from virtually every yard: president of the United States.
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Even though her speech was the next day, it was the furthest thing from our minds while we waited for Mondale's running mate, Geraldine Ferraro, to take the stage.
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The really exciting thing for me is that even though the attributes of this character were the furthest thing from me, they have become like second nature to me now.
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In a year that's so far been dominated by dainty, delicate tattoos, it's unlikely that the latest trend would be the furthest thing from dainty or delicate — but it is.
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Growing up in Shreveport, La., where his father worked selling fences and his mother oversaw deposits into the local bank vault, high finance was the furthest thing from Bruhnke's mind.
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As a presidential candidate, he has run not on detailed policies or a compelling record of achievement, but on the idea that he is the furthest thing from a politician.
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He's the furthest thing from the working-class men of my childhood, but whatever his motives for demeaning women, these supporters hear in him an echo of their own desperation.
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Consequently, some of the most beloved hip-hop records of the past decade have his fingerprints on them, from Drake's "Furthest Thing" to Jeezy's "Go Crazy" to recent Aftermath signee Anderson.
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He told CNN that after spending time in Paris and Nice during the Euro 2016 soccer tournament which passed off without any incidents, "terrorism was the furthest thing" from their minds.
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The point here is that, though Rousey stands out as one of the greatest female mixed martial artists ever, her comeback bout will be the furthest thing from a cake walk.
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"Home-field advantage was the furthest thing from my mind — and to be honest, no one else was talking about it, either," said Lidge, who worked a scoreless inning in Detroit.
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It will be an opportunity for both sides to give lengthy statements about the merits or drawback of the Republican plan, but it is the furthest thing from an actual legislative session.
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Whether he will get an opportunity to play again is uncertain, especially because football is very likely the furthest thing from Manziel's mind as he deals with his sobriety and legal troubles.
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Now that tax season has arrived, you're likely digging through receipts and tax forms to pull together your 53 returns — and your 25 taxes may be the furthest thing from your mind.
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To some of the metal purists out there, the stuff that I can relate to in the metal world probably is the furthest thing from what "true metal" is, and that is fine.
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" After performing their first duet, he said, "I was instantly sure that this was not, as he is sometimes referred to, a 'drag queen' — this was the furthest thing from a drag queen.
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Another 2202 percent said landing a job in Washington, D.C., was the furthest thing from the New Jersey governor's mind, while another 2628 percent said a job was a minor reason for the endorsement.
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The resultant beauty is not without its complications, but it is as dazzling as Juliet's world during one of her better hallucinations — neon spiders, skin made of glitter — and the furthest thing from myth.
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I think probably the biggest one like oh this is on a big album was on Drake's album NWTS, there's a blap kit on "Furthest Thing," I think it was Blap Kit vol. 4.
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I'm probably the furthest thing from punk: I'll take a structured wide-leg jean over a destroyed super-skinny any day, and my idea of head-banging is when the beat drops at Soul Cycle.
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Kelly says he was 'stunned' by congresswoman's account of Trump's call Monti stated unequivocally to Tapper that when military families are mourning such a loss, the political impact is the furthest thing from their minds.
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Co-produced by ex-Death Cab for Cutie guitarist Chris Walla, Nearer My God is decidedly far from emo, and the furthest thing from quaint, risk-averse indie rock you're likely to hear this year.
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Like Kayla, many children are adopted too young to be aware of their sexual orientation or gender identity, and it's the furthest thing from the minds of their adoptive parents when they jump in heart-first.
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Their partnership — they've been blissfully dating for a year and a half, and are the furthest thing from shy about proclaiming it — has given Lopez's already bustling empire a new momentum, she and her partners agreed.
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"It must be said right off that Louie is the furthest thing from a genre ethnic writer," the critic Richard Eder wrote in a review of "Pangs of Love" in The Los Angeles Times in 1991.
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I indicated if they didn't let me out I would harm myself – the furthest thing from my mind at that moment since you know Dr. Greenson I'm an actress and would never intentionally mark or mar myself.
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Competitions that test dogs' obedience, tracking and protection (bite and hold) capabilities are popular weekend sporting events there, and the furthest thing from the American notion of a dog show characterized by poofy purebreds prancing around a ring.
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While grocery shopping itself might be the furthest thing from romantic, the items people were looking for prove that many consumers had love on the brain, as people prepped to celebrate with all things sweet, sugary and indulgent.
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"We started this parliament with the promise of 'sunny ways,' but what we've seen in particular in the last few weeks is the furthest thing from that," Rona Ambrose, leader of the official opposition Conservative Party told the chamber.
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Yet his unconscionable behavior — butchering civilians in Syria and Ukraine, annexing Crimea, computer-hacking American government agencies, crushing dissent at home — suggests that the furthest thing from his mind is becoming a constructive partner in the search for peace.
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Both Steward and Burns' parents tell PEOPLE that they were shocked by how quickly the cancer progressed and Steward said the possibility of Burns passing away was the furthest thing from his mind – he even proposed to Burns just days after her diagnosis.
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Though his "Freedom Dividend" UBI proposal has attracted the most coverage, Yang is the furthest thing from a single-issue candidate—one of the things that distinguishes his campaign is the comically large platform on his website, which includes 76 items in all.
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And, considering the furthest thing from Newport Beach is a dance competition stacked with famouses, a turn on Dancing With the Stars could be a harmless (and fun!) way to return to "celebrity" without putting on a Polo shirt and denim mini.
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With a heady blend of marimba tones, bongo flourishes, bird calls, and even monkey screeches, the album felt like the furthest thing from the American living room, far beyond the craftsman homes, General Motors, and middlebrow taste native to most of the record-buying public.
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"Critics are calling these new laws Gestapo-style tactics when that's the furthest thing from the truth," said Victor Snover, the mayor of Aztec, a town in San Juan County that was shaken by a school shooting in 2017 in which a former student killed two students and himself.
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Even the journalist Barney Ronay of The Guardian, the furthest thing from a homer for the national team, went on the publication's Football Weekly podcast last week and declared that for the first time in memory he actually could envision something he had in the past considered unthinkable.
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While this is the furthest thing possible from a message picture, "Baden Baden" does make a pertinent statement, one rare in movies today: that being ostensibly aimless in your mid-20s not only isn't the worst thing in the world, but it can also be kind of fun.
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I'm the furthest thing from the person even I want to be, but at the same time I want someone who loves me exactly who I am and appreciates that, because at the end of the day I know that I will want to embrace those imperfections about the other person.
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Add onto that the idea that essentially nothing else would get done during the trial -- something McConnell has made very clear to his members behind closed doors -- and senators wouldn't be able to go home much, if at all, during the trial -- which is the furthest thing from what many senators, who have gotten fairly used to working three-plus-day weeks, want.
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But playing in Baltimore was certainly the furthest thing from his mind when the year began; if anything, 1976 started out in business-as-usual fashion for the Oakland A's star slugger—another year, another headline-grabbing contract dispute with A's owner Charlie Finley, a man who enjoyed denigrating his players in the press almost as much as he hated parting with his cash.
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