21 Sentences With "genuflected"

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At 230 feet, 219 inches, Trump genuflected toward his mic with every rebuttal. from The Verge
Kaepernick, in keeping with his decision to kneel, not sit, genuflected alongside them. from Vice
On their key issue — abortion — Trump has at least genuflected in their direction. from Vox
Republican presidential candidates genuflected toward him as a kingmaker before the critical Iowa caucuses. from The New York Times
Standing by a handle, I genuflected, pulled upward, and helped carry it to a waiting Humvee. from The New York Times
Last April, the universe genuflected before Beyoncé after she wrapped a major music festival around her baby toe. from The New York Times
He has personally genuflected before Vladimir Putin, but his administration policy on Russia has ended up rather tougher. from The New York Times
What about Tiffany Haddish in "Girls Trip" or Betty Gabriel in "Get Out," both of whom I've already genuflected before? from The New York Times
When it was over, Mr. Hamaty walked up the aisle of the main sanctuary and knelt and genuflected before the crucifix. from The New York Times
A few weeks before his inauguration, Trump tweeted a New Year greeting that was, instead, a spitball thrown at anyone who hadn't genuflected before him. from The New York Times
In 2017 we were horrified as the party in power shut its eyes and genuflected before the most pernicious, immoral excuse for a leader this country has ever witnessed. from The New York Times
When he demeans the very Republican senators whose re-election campaigns he should be helping, it's typically on the grounds that they haven't showered him with praise or genuflected when he draws near. from The New York Times
Baseball minds genuflected before idols—the stolen base, the sacrifice bunt, the hit-and-run—that turned out to have little to do with winning games in the real world of professional sports. from New Yorker
Naturally, Mr. Gvasalia genuflected (Balenciaga himself was an ostentatiously devout Catholic) to the heritage, discovering in the archives a coat that the founder of a house that opened in 1919 designed for himself and never completed. from The New York Times
Beruff's situation suggests not, and so do the sorry fates of other Republican candidates who channeled Trump or genuflected before him — including, most prominently, Paul Nehlen, whose early August primary face-off with Paul Ryan in Wisconsin drew national attention. from The New York Times
And here are the top two picks of the Times critic-at-large Wesley Morris, who wrote "The Best Performances of 20183": Beyoncé's Company, Coachella Last April, the universe genuflected before Beyoncé after she wrapped a major music festival around her baby toe. from The New York Times
Right, the man the entire sport, Charles Barkley included, once genuflected before, celebrating a thirst for victory so unquenchable that anything he did — bully teammates, brutalize the front office — was considered part of the price people paid while going along for six championship rides. from The New York Times
He had hung that same label on Trump, but that was before he had the president's ear and parted ways, so to speak, with his longtime Republican mentor, Senator John McCain, who alternately bucked and backed Trump but never, ever got weak in the knees and genuflected before him. from The New York Times
He and Richard ceremoniously reconciled at the Hoftag in Speyer during Holy Week 1194: the English King publicly regretted any hostilities, genuflected, and cast himself on the emperor's mercy. He was released and returned to England. At the same time, Henry settled the longstanding conflict with the Welf dynasty when he secured the marriage of Agnes of Hohenstaufen, daughter of his cousin Count Palatine Conrad, to Henry the Lion's son Henry of Brunswick, followed by a peace agreement in March 1194.
She then moved out of her New York apartment, her home for many years during her stint in the Met and returned to Italy, where she gave her final public appearance in a vocal recital in La Scala in May 1976. She also made recitals around the globe, in one recital held in Manila with frequent partner Franco Corelli, Tebaldi's voice cracked in a Manon Lescaut aria, she then massaged her throat and genuflected to great applause from the audience. Regarding her decision to retire, Tebaldi said that she stopped singing while she still had a powerful voice to avoid "the mortifying season of decline." She spent the majority of her last days in Milan.
Sight & Sound's directors' poll (no longer available ) John Patterson of The Guardian wrote, "There had been nothing in comedy like Dr Strangelove ever before. All the gods before whom the America of the stolid, paranoid 50s had genuflected—the Bomb, the Pentagon, the National Security State, the President himself, Texan masculinity and the alleged Commie menace of water-fluoridation—went into the wood-chipper and never got the same respect ever again." It is also listed as number 26 on Empire's 500 Greatest Movies of All Time, and in 2010 it was listed by Time magazine as one of the 100 best films since the publication's inception in 1923. The Writers Guild of America ranked its screenplay the 12th best ever written.