Yet he is confronting it so ham-handedly as to strengthen China.
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Back at the ranch (King's Landing), Euron came back to ham-handedly hit on Cersei.
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But the move came off ham-handedly, opening up Meadows to accusations of tokenism. Rep.
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Under the circumstances, that was entirely reasonable, even if the president went about it ham-handedly.
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If it's enforced ham-handedly like it was in Arizona, people could be required to carry papers everywhere they go.
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It's hard to remember a time when Microsoft Paint wasn't shorthand for something ham-handedly drawn on a free computer art program.
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In fact, it looked not only as if the scene had been staged but ham-handedly so, without a clear idea of the faux plot.
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That argument is already taking shape around Trump, as he ham-handedly issues executive orders poorly understood by his own bureaucracy and fires members of his administration.
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How he handles the Brexit opportunity – ham-handedly like Orlando or deftly like his recent policy speech – is the early indicator of whether he has the discipline to win.
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Adblock Plus launched a workaround to Facebook's ad block bypass today that ham-handedly removes posts from friends and Pages, not just ads, according to a statement provided by Facebook to TechCrunch.
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Sometimes, like in the infamous case of that elderly woman who infamously destroyed a 19th-century Spanish fresco while trying to ham-handedly restore it, people destroy art when actually trying to improve it.
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Rarely known for its decisive action, the company in the past has acted ham-handedly to complaints of hateful content or, in some cases, not at all, triggering waves of confusion and mistrust among users.
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Rather than ham-handedly trying to force the logistics of your life through an ephemeral content platform like Snapchat or a photos-first app like Instagram, its camera is designed to augment words rather than replace them.
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This race also showed that, once again, Democrats can come together after a bruising primary contest -- even one where the national party ham-handedly weighed in with opposition research against the primary candidate they viewed as weaker.
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It felt a lot like patriotism, in part because it seemed as if we were taking steps toward a country that doesn't have to be ham-handedly controlled by a white supremacist who can't stand many of his fellow citizens.
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Game of Thrones ham-handedly tried to justify this shift in the "Previously on..." segment that preceded "The Bells," by playing old audio of people discussing the risk of Targaryens going mad over the footage of Daenerys's incensed reaction to Missandei's murder.
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Sebelius to ham-handedly re-write the ACA's Medicaid expansion denied a lot of people health insurance, made the Republican demolition of Medicaid more likely, and ensured that the death and suffering caused by TrumpCare will be harder, perhaps impossible, to fix.
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What is, however, disturbingly unique about this election cycle is the almost quixotic belief by so many millions of Americans in the feasibility and achievability of extreme ideas—many of which are designed (when they are detailed) to almost ham-handedly accomplish goals that have otherwise been considered complete nonstarters in past general elections.
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Now cocky, and drunk with power, Fred drags the Baroness' image down with him, and he ham-handedly leads Cobra to defeat in Frusenland, where Battleforce 2000 discovers the truth about the Terror Dromes, despite Baroness' best efforts to defeat them.
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" He too criticized the design of the gameworld; "Godfather II commits one of the biggest sins of any sandbox-style game: being a boring and ugly sandbox. From an artistic standpoint, New York, Miami and Cuba are ugly, low- poly worlds filled with cookie-cutter design elements [...] The Godfather IIs blah burgs come off looking like test levels the devs put together using an engine left over from the PS2 era." He concluded by calling the game a missed opportunity; "there's absolutely nothing wrong with the game in concept, and done properly, it would easily have established it as a classic on par with the film on which it's based. Instead we get brilliant concepts ham-handedly executed.
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Among the actors, Wellman is > actually pretty good, and Richards has a strong screen presence, but they > are stuck in a muddled and cheaply made film, badly directed by Gary > Winick... The players all act at a fever pitch and the generally brutal > murder sequences are ham-handedly accompanied by noisy music or sound > effects. The underlying theme--of Stephanie's sexual awakening and her > punishment as a result--is glossed over to concentrate solely on the torture > and murder of other characters. Kevin Bailey of the Unknown Movies website was unimpressed by the acting: > The general look and feel of the movie has an unconvincing taste to it. ... > For the most part, the amateur cast members of Curfew give very amateurish > performances... While Kyle Richards gives a mediocre performance as the > daughter, it shines next to the actors playing her parents, who more often > than not greatly restrain their emotions instead of going all out in a > situation that would warrant such great emotion.
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