There are four categories for each partner: his or her good points during the relationship, his or her bad points, your good points, and your bad points.
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PERINO: Can I come back to make my good points?
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He has his good points, because all human beings do.
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In the meantime, this Twitter user raises some good points.
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Afterward, he said Dr. Knife had made some good points.
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Some feminist activists said the vandals had made good points.
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But the women I spoke to made some good points.
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He was solid, showed confidence and made some good points.
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She has a lot of good points that she made.
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PERINO: It&aposs that -- FOWLER: I always make good points, Jesse.
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But from 5-4 down I played two really good points.
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But I do think -- I think Dana, you made really good points.
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He does have some good points on some of the policy differences.
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Simple question and answer pairings, misdirection to land a few good points.
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Dad, that song, you gotta change it,' and they bring good points.
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To Smith's good points, I'd add that laws aren't the only problem.
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Even if you're making good points, there's no one to celebrate them.
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"I felt like I couldn't get three good points together," Vekic said.
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Stephens thinks both sides have good points and accurate data to share.
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Both Donald and Jeb have good points, and there is a middle ground.
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It was like having all the good points of strawberries concentrated into one!
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Hasan was on hand with a grip of good points on the matter.
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The 360 VR does have some good points, lightness being chief among them.
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I THINK ZUCKERBERG MADE SOME GOOD POINTS TODAY AND HE ACKNOWLEDGED HIS MISTAKES.
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C Tom Steyer Steyer had his best debate, and made some good points.
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However, the book still raised some very good points that deserve serious consideration.
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" Dre D has some good points as well: "The sand is whatever.... THE BATHROOMS!!!!
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Sorta. All good points, but Floyd Mayweather's kid would say ... so is a Benz.
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"People just listen to the good points and ignore the rest," said Huda, 27.
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That's how I manage to keep characters even — with good points and their bad points.
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And there are few good points of comparison that we can look to for help.
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I think Dayna Tortorici makes some very good points in this exploration of Elena Ferrante's identity.
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To the Editor: All of the candidates at the first Democratic debate made really good points.
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Malado Baldwin: They brought up good points about all-female shows relegating women to the sidelines.
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Apple and Qualcomm are obviously pointing fingers at the other party, and they both make good points.
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Do I have some obligation to recommend him, looking for any good points I can speak to?
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On the other side, Berenson does make some good points about the overstated benefits of medical marijuana.
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It was going to be an extremely good points day and we hurt that a little bit.
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The savior was just another guy, with good points and bad points, but not an immortal superhero.
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For all its good points, Chronos could have been made for a console, not a VR headset.
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C: So you're selling the good points, would you consider taking a minority stake in the venture?
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These are good points, but they fail to address why the oil has to come from fracking.
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There was some good points in there, some good stuff, but for me physically I was struggling.
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Many students who noted that they were from Blacksburg, Va., home of Virginia Tech, made good points.
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Economists and experts say both presidents make good points, but both are also wrong to a certain degree.
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" She added: "I can play one or two good points, but then I'm losing my mind, my concentration.
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Bhad Bhabie makes some pretty good points though ... fancy parties just never turn out how they're supposed to.
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Which makes sense, because it manages to jam some very good points together with some very bad ones.
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Mr. Kwek makes sure that nobody seems mean; even the gangster, Baby Bear (Guo Liang), makes some good points.
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Kaine is punchy and making some good points, but many viewers will simply be distracted by Pence's relative smoothness.
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Jay Caspian Kang makes good points regarding the lack of minority participation in baseball, both in college and professionally.
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But you finish in the end you say, 'you know what I learned something, he's made some good points.
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And again, you bring up very good points, but I still think fundamentally where they will get massive more runway.
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Amy Klobuchar: C While I found her delivery to be less than optimal at times, Klobuchar had some good points.
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The new Deadpool 2 trailer had plenty of good points including pot-shots at Justice League and Toy Story references.
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Their answers ranged from jokes to really, really good points (with Whoopi Goldberg's really coming across as the final word).
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But he made a lot of good points — points, in many cases, that I'm still thinking about, weeks after our discussion.
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But he makes two really good points that throw quite a lot of cold water on the claims of techno-optimists.
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But it's not because there are some good points to it - that they are still talking and potentially reaching a deal.
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Allie goes up against Harry and while Harry is making some good points, he runs out of time before he can finish.
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In all fairness, Vanessa's dad brought up a lot of good points: There were still three other women in the running, correct?
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Maybe in his next interview, Sanders could identify some of the good points of the Russian dictator and mass murderer Joseph Stalin.
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Later, he tweeted out what was said, and while he made a few good points, the internet only remembers one of them.
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I'm still finding my place in the firm, but I was able to make a couple of good points today, which was nice.
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"There's actually some really good points about food waste that really need to be addressed about food education within the data," she says.
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Matthew Continetti makes some good points about why a contested convention to prevent Donald Trump from winning the Republican nomination would be a disaster.
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A couple of them have even made good points – Zemo and Vulture's grievances felt legitimate, even if their methods of rectifying them did not.
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Start with the good points, note where he could do better, and circle back to the positive, perhaps noting his potential or some such.
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While there are good points on both sides, I tend to think the This Is Very Bad view is closer to the mark here.
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"Syrian refugees can't trust anymore the militias inside Syria but felt there were a few good points to this operation by Turkey now," he said.
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"It has many good points, such as excellent aerodynamic efficiency, a superb power unit and a really excellent driver lineup," Allison said in an interview.
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I mean I have been thinking about starting a fashion financial company that gets a lot of press, so you're making some pretty good points here.
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She viewed these with a shrug — he was human, and he had his good points, and did Americans truly not know that human beings told lies?
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To the Editor: Lara Bazelon makes several good points, but she, like so many others, overlooks what is to me the main point of this issue.
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This intellectual honesty — the avoidance of false balance — helped the public understand that this wasn't a classic partisan fight with each side making some good points.
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While it is one of the steadiest performers of the index and scores good points in all categories, it never reaches the top three in any.
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"I think she brought across good points, but it's whether or not she'll be able to follow through on what she's saying," said Alicia K., 44.
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In fact, if you keep scrolling through the responses to AP's tweet on Saturday, the debate about the change is incredibly civil and packed with good points.
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Bonus: Shawne went to town on the NY Giants for their "HORRIBLE" decision to bench Eli Manning for a week -- and he made some pretty good points.
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Strgar makes very good points about how we confuse sexual freedom with sexual license, resulting in a hookup culture that has us faking orgasms like porn stars.
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Ross said both sides were frank and open, and articulated good points of view during his trip to Beijing, which was a good sign, although neither made concessions.
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Love or hate Trump, the editorial made very good points about his incivility and disrespectful tone which adds to the already ugly level of discourse in this country.
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After the public comment period ends Monday, the Department of Homeland Security is obligated to go through all comments and to consider revisions based on particularly good points.
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Garland's thread lives on in the many, many jokes spawned, and as a cautionary tale: If you think he's making some good points, it's time to log off.
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Though my life contained a few vivid good points, like my husband and our dog, the overall picture resembled a baked potato skin more than it did my dreams.
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Bad guys who actually make some good points aren't anything new; it's an easy way to add some moral shading to an action movie's mostly black-and-white conflict.
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The people warning Americans not to panic make some good points — and to be fair, articles making the case against panicking are much more nuanced than their simplistic headlines.
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While she occasionally had good points, like calling out Trump's criticism of Baltimore, she was often missing in the debate (perhaps due to the moderators not calling on her enough).
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At least one outside expert, astrobiologist Rocco Mancinelli at NASA's Ames Research Center, thinks that the authors "hone in on some very good points" with regards to tides influencing planetary habitability.
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It might have been a cleaner hit had she not muddled her good points on Trump (she had several, such as on stamina) and if she had something new to announce.
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With a narcissist, however, it might be hard to figure out when to stop trying, because they exaggerate all their good points and refuse to believe any of their bad ones.
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"At least we're having a discussion of all the good points and bad points of all these historical figures and as a historian I think it's a beautiful thing," he said.
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I got some good points, every single point is going to count this year, so that's good for sure but I'm just keen to find out why the start was so bad.
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Asked directly how he reconciled the intelligence community's conclusion that Russia had meddled in the election with Putin's denials, Trump punted -- saying both sides made good points and believed their view strongly.
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And because a few black folks on Twitter cited Banks' comments to say she had made a few good points, black critics were quick to take Banks and her defenders to task.
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My question ... you made really good points about the fact that it's absolutely true that the president has been able to achieve a lot of things, he's done a lot of things.
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"She has good points, but she just seems like a stereotypical politician," said Mark Anthony, 23, a graduate student in Ames, Iowa, who said he planned to support Mr. Sanders at the caucus.
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In fairness, Pai does also make some good points, noting that companies like Google and Facebook control mind-blowing amounts of user data and regularly share it with other entities without users' knowledge.
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Not that Jessie didn't have her good points — she was pretty and a good babysitter — but to compare her to the fiercely loyal, katana-wielding beacon of beauty and strength that is Michonne?
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It does sort of seem like she did flip-flop, but in this Tumblr essay, she also made some very good points about how misogynist the attacks on her seemed this time around.
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At the time, I believed a lot of really good points had been made by John and others who followed on and though I had thoughts I wasn't really ready to crystalize them.
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How to spot fake Amazon reviewsAlways look for a smattering of moderately positive reviews on a product, those with three or four stars and some good points or two stars with legitimate grievances.
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In the spirit of moving on from her hurt, Alicia also forgives Eli, who shows up at her apartment and makes some pretty good points about why Alicia''s anger is sort of ridiculous.
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In a play as populous as "As You Like It" — remember that it ends with a quadruple wedding — this entails a lot of combining and doubling, well beyond the usual pairings that make good points.
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The lawsuit against the FCC has lots of good points to make about the rules it has established and the process by which it approved those rules, so this is no mere formality or frivolous suit.
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The big picture: As she "takes aim at the 'rich and powerful' with a slew of tax-raising policy proposals, some financial types who fit that description say she's proven capable and makes some good points."
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Even though he made some good points, especially about the Trump Steaks shame spiral, it's pretty rich to have Mitt Romney, the man who called on 11 million people to "self-deport," talking about Trump's bigotry.
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"They make some good points, but considering what I do, they are out of the question," Mr. Richter said, pointing out that his organization is helping integrate the roughly one million refugees the far right opposes.
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Leber and Grunwald are both smart people and skilled writers who are very familiar with the relevant issues here, and no doubt either of them could write a Chopper meme that lets Junior make some good points.
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Now we have a bill in the Senate that, to be fair, has some good points to it, such as repealing the individual and employer mandates, cutting taxes and slashing ObamaCare Medicaid spending from $231 billion to $71 billion.
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She also noted that Trump had said in passing the idea of invading Iraq made sense and flip-flopped on Libya, good points when looking to temperament and decisiveness, but clearly a move away from squarely defending her own record.
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Salvini is well known within the European Union for his repeated attacks on the 27-nation bloc, but on Thursday, he conceded the EU has its good points, saying it carries much more clout than individual states in delicate negotiations.
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And those are his good points, at least to nearly half of Alabama voters worked up into a rage by Trump guru Steve Bannon like we've not seen since the tiki torch carrying alt-right marchers in Charlottesville last summer.
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For its many good points, Machynlleth is not a name that comes easily to an English-speaking tongue; one wonders if Lewis ever bothered to explain it to his adopted countrymen, or if instead he simply informed them that he was a Welshman.
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As villains, ecoterrorists encourage us to pause for a little self-reflection (maybe Thanos has a few good points?) before they're defeated in favor of a middle ground in which their messages can be acknowledged without the whole system having to be torn down.
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The argument over whether or not the Glass-Steagall law was a good idea or should be reinstated is an interesting one with some good points on both sides, but the allegation that the Glass-Steagall repeal was the cause of the financial crisis is entirely unfounded.
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"There were a lot of different takes on the matter leading up to the ruling and there were some good points made, but we feel like a lot of the complaints we had were from other competitors trying to keep us out of this market," he said.
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Throughout the text, Behrendt is adamant: It's a shame that the authors buried good points about self-respect and expecting your partner to actually like you in bullshit evolutionary psychology language that makes the book easier to dismiss wholesale, and that fundamentally ignores the existence of queer people.
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Even teachers imagine that there must be some truth to it if so many people say that slavery had its good points, so a Texas charter school teacher recently felt free to assign students to "list the positive aspects of slavery," and the child whose parents objected is getting pushback from others at school.
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If one goes back to The Audacity of Hope, the book, you see in every section it has the same structure: Here's a topic, here's some good points Republicans make about that topic, here's why Obama agrees with some of those points but ultimately comes down with a liberal position that leaves some space for compromise.
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Richard Gottfried stood up only to say he was impressed by the no voters raising good points (they hadn't) and that to give a self congratulatory lecture to the press about how many people were watching today, how important and smart he and all his colleagues were, and how this many people should always turned out.
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This story suggests a straightforward solution: If only we crossed the informational aisle, if only the liberals would watch a bit of Fox and the conservatives would spend some time with Rachel Maddow, we would realize the other side is more like us than we thought, that they make some good points too, and our enmity and polarization would ebb.
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There were so many good points to talk on to continue the podcast in an educational way but they go back to talking about which one was Mark and which one was Tom...Honestly I turned it off after that because of second hand embarrassment, it was pretty disrespectful to anybody, let alone somebody who is potentially doing very helpful and dangerous work.
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"The plan has good points, but there's still some items that were left out that are some of the ones that are hurting us the most," said Cecia Alvarado, Nevada state director for Mi Familia Vota, after Sunday's meeting, which she said she appreciated being invited to as a sign the campaign is trying to reach out to community leaders.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-2628 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R-Texas) said the 28500 GOP nominee made some good points, and will release more of his returns soon: http://bit.ly/6900OynAcE.
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It was interesting to note that among these experts — an anthropologist (Margaret Mead, who thought de Beauvoir had some good points but was "too French" and too dismissive of anything positive about motherhood), a writer, a public official, a psychiatrist, an educator — there was also a "housewife": none other than Phyllis McGinley, who would win the Pulitzer Prize in 1961.
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You are lacking in all the points mentioned; but I can't take you to task on those grounds; they are your limitations — congenital, hereditary, they will be with you to some extent as long as you live and write — they are your defects and, at times, because you are not encumbered by pedagogical humility (concerning your lack of knowledge), they are your good points.
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There have been a lot of pieces this week about whether Hillary Clinton should fear Trump, and the people answering "yes" make a number of good points: She's not popular, he'll set the terms of the debate, he'll attack her from the left in various ways, he'll get high turnout from disaffected voters, he'll go after her on issues (like, say, her husband's proclivities) that a normal Republican politician will be loath to touch, and so on down a list of disruptive strengths.
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Among the good points they raise is that there's seemingly no way of working at Google without working on Dragonfly, at least indirectly: "You can think you're building technology for one purpose, and then you find out it's really twisted," said Laura Nolan, 38, a senior software engineer who resigned from Google in June over the company's involvement in Project Maven, an effort to build artificial intelligence for the Department of Defense that could be used to target drone strikes.
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They're porous, riven with gaps and fragmentation; at the same time, they're unquestionably "lyrical" in their concision and fluidity — to say nothing of the formal vigilance with which Kahn transforms couplets into tercets, constructing sometimes larger and sometimes more miniscule stanzaic units: When it is so hot I lie on the floor When I think of what i have to give Life has it's good points And the fat, white thigh-bones of a tourist ("Women in Public") The way meaning gathers here in an accretive way, which uses both the isolating space of the poetic line and the capitalized "And" to connect and dissociate the semantic content of each line, is typical of Kahn's style, and resonates throughout the collection.
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