Whether these people like it or not, they can harp on our age, they can harp on where we are, they can harp on how we're doing it, but it's happening, and we're in charge of it.
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"Don't over apologize or harp on the issue," said Frieman.
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On "Conan" on Monday, he didn't harp on the milestone.
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"We're not going to harp on" what happened, he said.
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People love to harp on hipster shit and this and that.
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I don't think we should have to harp on that point.
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Critics of reality television harp on how unreal it all is.
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But this video doesn't harp on the iPad or any particular device.
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" Lee, predictably, continued to harp on the playing of said "race card.
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I've learned that you can't come down on guys and harp on it.
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Hastings continued to harp on how foolish customers just didn't understand the price hike.
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I didn't want to buy something new, to harp on what I looked like.
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They will seize on this and harp on it for the next four years.
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I told him I was sorry to harp on it, and Showalter stopped me.
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Clinton only to use the meeting to harp on their hunger for sanctions relief.
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I'm sorry to harp on Mr. Millepied's work, but here there's no escaping it.
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"People harp on with principles of laïcité that are not understood," Father Belin wrote.
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McCaw is unusual, though, in that he doesn't harp on his Great Something to Prove.
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Yet some want to harp on Trump's refusal to give carte blanche approval in advance.
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People can harp on her all day, and she can still do whatever she wants.
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But honestly, I don't like to harp on the negative or feel sorry for myself.
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But a more granular word analysis exposes his explicit effort to harp on Americans' fears.
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We harp on this point a lot, but I feel like it can't be said enough.
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If they don't mean they're going to cut rates because of it, why harp on it?
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They don't really get into the reasons, but they sure do harp on Eve a lot.
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Let me count the ways: I want to harp on the angle thing for a minute.
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And Steve Jobs — not to just harp on Apple, but you know, was one of them.
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It's not generally acceptable in my segment of the disability community to harp on our defenselessness.
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Is that why we harp on motive, why we think of earth as some god's handiwork?
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And they need to harp on the issue of not selling and short-changing their sovereignty.
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"The one thing he will harp on is getting the ball to his playmakers," Jennings said.
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They'd harp on about redundancy regions (back up data centers, essentially), or evangelize about their bombproof servers.
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Not to harp on it, but "Finding Dory" has a plotline that I find easy to follow.
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That same spokesman can harp on the tax concessions rather than promised penalties made to Carrier Corp.
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"(The Democratic Party) will seize on this and harp on it for the next four years," he said.
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We didn't try to harp on it too much but it was there with some kind of faith.
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It isn't "pretty"; descriptions of it usually harp on the doom and gloom of terror, crime and death.
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Anyway, we could harp on storage pricing all day, but the issues with the iPad are more fundamental.
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Bob Mehr: In 2004, I did a magazine story for the now-defunct Harp on Paul in Minneapolis.
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A couple bottom-of-the-order guys there, but you don't want to harp on a guy's mistakes.
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Rather than harp on its own Latinidad, One Day turned its focus on the vast lives of their characters.
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"I don't really want to live that way and harp on something I feel like I shouldn't have done."
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Since his surprise election in November, Trump has continued to harp on China's trade and foreign-exchange rates practices.
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I'm sorry to harp on the writing credits, but why does this film have three people responsible for story?
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However, he said he didn't harp on the issue because he was interested in cooperating with the federal government.
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That is an area we just have to continue to harp on, for lack of term to sugarcoat it.
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"I really need to harp on this: Doomsday preppers in America, they're spoofed on, there are shows," he said.
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But don't harp on what the last three years have been like here, that's not our burden to carry.
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His dissenting opinion is something Democrats are likely to harp on to paint Gorsuch in a negative, less humane light.
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Another element of this was building trust with customers, a theme that Benioff continues to harp on to this day.
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A thick wall of flowers, a piano, and a harp on stage softened the atmosphere of the cavernous sports arena.
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Here with me now, making their first live TV appearance as the host of Benson and Harp on Fox News radio.
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In other words, it's better to identify reasons to invest in a stock than harp on reasons to avoid owning one.
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We've talked about the U.S., and I can harp on it for another hour, but that would be a little boring.
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It's an unlikely couple and a quick courtship, but I'm not here to harp on that (in this house, we stan Peteiana).
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" Song of Sara's That Was the Hardest to Write: "Opening Up" from Waitress "Not to harp on Waitress, but the opening number!
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While the additional storage space is notable, it's not much to harp on because aren't you keeping everything in Google Docs anyway?
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Republicans looking to privatize Social Security constantly harp on the "massive" shortfall projected for the program over its 75-year planning horizon.
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A similar idea underpins Harp on Park, a lunchtime concert series that Ms. Younger has programmed for Arts Brookfield, beginning in April.
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To single out something entirely not your business, and minor at that, then harp on it for the rest of everyone's lives?
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"Really, the two things that I preach and harp on in the initial aircrew brief is communication and crew resource management," said Howard.
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Clearly trying to harp on Mortal Kombat's look, Batman Forever had digitized actors constantly swaying their bodies in that unmistakable Johnny Cage way.
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They will tell the same tired jokes, recite the same bromides about the national character, and harp on the same milquetoast policy proposals.
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If he continues to harp on the problems, he'll ultimately have to come up with a good reason why he hasn't solved them.
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This was used as the impetus by CNN to harp on her recent absence from the public eye following a mid-May kidney procedure.
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I harp on this in part because in general I was pleasantly surprised at how effective Death Stranding's world-building, backstory, and characterizations were.
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Russia is also deeply engaged in local language media, both with Kremlin-owned websites like Sputnik and with bots that harp on local grievances.
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I need to start focusing more on the positive because I think it's so easy to harp on the negative, especially in today's world.
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"I won't talk about it again, because I'll be cheating my teammates by continuing to harp on something that won't benefit us," James said.
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Not to harp on the serial killer angle, but maybe you can start by vetting them for anything that might seem suspicious or criminal.
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Democrats and the left will continue to harp on Russia, rattle the saber on impeachment and pound the table on banning and confiscating guns.
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I'd tell my mom something that happened at work, and she'd be like, 'Well, why do you have to harp on that all the time?
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At both events the politicians are tellingly half-hearted when talking about the sort of things they might normally be expected to harp on about.
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But it just puts me in a difficult mindset when I continue to harp on it ... I'm trying to [stop], if you can respect that.
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But I also think that, you know, and I don't want to harp on this and I don't want to be disrespectful of them at all.
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And when Black men are amazingly talented, it is more important to support their art and talent than harp on their endless string of bad decisions.
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While many people harp on Rachel's law degree and career as symbols of her intelligence, I think following her intuition is the smartest thing about her.
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A sudden lurch to the left, especially at this late stage, would highlight her own history of political expediency, which her many detractors love to harp on.
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GIven the very real struggles that low-income families face, like putting food on the table, streaming video might sound like a silly luxury to harp on.
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Though the region is 220 percent Hispanic, she did not harp on President Trump's border wall or his incitement of fears of immigrants bringing crime and drugs.
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When you harp on about your tiredness, few if any will ask you follow up questions, and you will miss an opportunity to deepen and further a relationship.
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The announcement comes at the outset of an election year where Trump is likely to harp on immigration as a key issue to motivate his base of supporters.
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INGRAHAM: So -- I don&apost mean to harp on the Clinton connection here, but it is interesting that Cohen chooses the longtime confidant, booster, defender of the Clintons.
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Now, we can harp on the negative sociopolitical implications of vegan and organic restaurants, and how they often unfortunately tend to fit the stereotype of the white bourgeoisie.
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The opposition should harp on the fact that Trump narrowly defines terrorism to mean only Islamic terrorism, even though right-wing extremists pose a greater threat to Americans.
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Some of these are directly inspired by mythological figures; Leviathan is a serpent who unleashes a tsunami, Siren strums a harp on a rocky coast to silence enemies.
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"I'd be cheating my teammates by continuing to harp on something that won't benefit us trying to win a championship because that's what we're here for," he said.
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Unfortunately, the genuinely funny character moments have to share screentime with a by-the-numbers Marvel plot, rote action scenes and tired jokes that harp on the '90s setting.
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According to Atamanuik, The President Show won't just harp on Trump, but will try to poke fun at everything going down in the wild world of American politics today.
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Eric Hagenimana, a Rwandan coaching at a New Mexico tennis club, and Garanganga, today's top black player from Africa, do not harp on poverty when describing Africa's tennis plight.
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In the only fully solo set, Anaïs Maviel accompanied herself on the kamale ngoni harp on Wednesday, plucking a steadily flowing background that her mellow voice sinuously wove around.
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"I'd be cheating my teammates by continuing to harp on something that won't benefit us trying to win a championship because that's what we're here for," James told reporters Tuesday.
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It's not a coincidence that right alongside (and sometimes within) the tweets about Miami's homophobia are those that harp on her thick Miami accent and her perceived lack of education.
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If it wasn't the "lean" to harp on, it was his hoodie, a garment that when worn by black boys is apparently as just threatening as waving a deadly weapon.
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Trump, whose view of Japan as an economic rival dates from its boom period in the 1980s, continues to harp on the $68 billion trade deficit with the United States.
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I'm going to harp on all these issues when we continue to ... explain who you've just added, and talk about why it's been so hard to create a diverse environment.
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These days I harp on specificity so much in class that I finally just gave my students a chocolate cake with the words "Get Specific" written in icing on top.
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But if all I can harp on is battery life—a thing most Apple Watch users seem to be ambivalent about anyway—then what is there really to complain about?
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He's noticing trends in the types of well-being they tend to harp on — groupings that he thinks may reveal something about what human beings find most vital these days.
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We don't mean to harp on the harp, but let's face it: outside of a very niche audience, its saccharine sounds are at best a particularly dull choice of elevator music.
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As we harp on our "Why can't we build anything?" obsession, infrastructure development in Southeast Asia is continuing to heat up and everyone seems to want a piece of the pie.
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And every time Republicans continue to harp on the whistleblower is simply and solely and clearly an attempt to not only intimidate this whistleblower, but to intimidate others from coming forward.
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I don't want to harp on these features too much, because it's first-gen tech and LG says it's looking to refine and improve its gesture recognition abilities in the future.
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This is something you will hear catch purists harp on about and there is a good deal of value to it if you can accomplish this grip on a resisting opponent.
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Warren Beatty's got a new BFF Monday morning -- Steve Harvey's suddenly showing him all kinds of love for giving people a new epic live TV blunder to harp on, instead of Steve's.
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It's personally my favorite call of all time, and I don't want to harp on it too much, but how did With No Regard For Human Life even pop into your head?
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They had the worst defensive rating in the league going into Tuesday night's games, and the situation is dire enough that players steeped in clichés cannot find a positive to harp on.
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Sure, you have to express yourself and how totally stressed out messiness (or aggressive neatness) makes you, but don't just harp harp harp on every dirty sock you see out of place.
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"I would tell her to be as down to earth as humanly possible," she said, and suggested that Clinton avoid the temptation to just harp on how backward Trump's policy of denial is.
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Hillary Clinton has notably used the "basket of deplorables" formulation more than once, and continues to harp on the point that Trump has used deplorable things like racism and sexism to excite supporters.
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On the precipice of their highly anticipated fourth season, I expected the actors on Starz's most watched series to harp on their storylines that are sure to draw fans into the upcoming drama.
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Trump has continued all week to harp on the debunked "fact" he tweeted Sunday that the hurricane would affect Alabama, and insisted he would've had the state's back if Dorian had hit there.
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AMD also detailed a few bells and whistles coming to the 5700 line, despite a few mocking references it made towards Nvidia, which loves to harp on the bells and whistles when announcing components.
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While Democrats harp on a "low wage economy," there are more than seven million unfilled jobs across the country, many of which pay good middle class wages of around $85033,000 a year or more.
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The Society does not harp on where the parents went — it's much more about how power corrupts, toxic masculinity is a poison plaguing our culture, and a strong community is the only means of survival.
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She wrote tons of music, including collaborating with other likeminded acts, including the freethinking punks in Show Me the Body and the harp and violin duo LEYA, whose Marilu Donovan also plays harp on IRISIRI.
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It's a lot easier to harp on the specter of immigrants stealing jobs than it is to explain how mass incarceration and housing discrimination have actually robbed generations of black people of opportunity and wealth.
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Just as my students no doubt think I am being petty when I knock a few points off of their grades for repeated spelling errors, so Trump critics sound petty when they harp on spelling mistakes.
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It's easy to harp on VandeHei for the various missteps and holes in his argument, but his plea for a centrist third party is just the latest in a long line of similar cries for help.
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There is nothing that pretentious foodies love to harp on about more than the fact that the grocery store tomatoes available all year long are so unquestionably inferior to those harvested during the peak of summer.
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Yeah, you know, not to harp on those short-sellers, because people think I have this obsession with them, but I spent like 1 percent [or] less of time thinking about them — It's the tweets, Elon.
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Yeah, you know, not to harp on those short-sellers, because people think I have this obsession with them, but I spent like one percent [or] less of time thinking about them — It's the tweets, Elon.
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The first is the one the media love to harp on: that his inability to get more than once through the lineup without problem is a sign of dissolute living and improper focus on The Game.
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And on her historic visit to Ireland in 2011 (the first by a British monarch in 100 years) she wore a white silk-crepe gown featuring 2,091 chiffon shamrocks and a diamanté harp on her left shoulder.
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"I think that's really important because something we harp on a lot is that it's not just about us 21 plaintiffs, or even just about these last four years," said Vic Barrett, of White Plains, New York.
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Acceptable Ads has grown, and out of its wake there have been important conversations in the US, Germany, England and elsewhere that bring together all players to develop innovative solutions rather than harp on the same old differences.
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In person, he is effortlessly charming and unflappable, tossing out quotes from philosophers and smiling in a way that suggests that critics who harp on the air-kissy, grand-operatic excess of his restaurants are missing the point.
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BL: Why is it that these things, all the things that are right with Hong Kong, get you know papered over or covered over by a lot of the negatives that the press tends to harp on nowadays?
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Lobbyists continue to harp on what seem like tough conditions for banks but overtly omit a few key facts, such as conveniently leaving out that banks maintain the highest levels of capital ever and still dominate the financial industry.
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" And Hannity isn't the only host to harp on it — to the point that Howard Kurtz, another host, took a moment on the air to call out two colleagues for suggesting that Biden might be "senile or getting there.
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" And Hannity isn't the only host to harp on it — to the point that Howard Kurtz, another host, took a moment on the air to call out two colleagues for suggesting that Biden might be "senile or getting there.
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But Wikler said this is exactly what its progressive base wants — for Democrats to harp on what they see as Trump's impulsive and brash decision to attack Syria after growing personally upset over photographs he saw of the atrocities.
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Although these capitalists may lean to the right, if you view them from a distance they start to merge with liberal elites—the ones who harp on climate change and embrace the identity politics that drives some Trump supporters crazy.
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Waldstein: Not to harp on the weather, but it is really chilly for the fans, and as the game proceeds, the cold factor could have an impact if the Red Sox are behind and people want to get home and warm.
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While Twitter talking heads harp on Buttigieg's middle-way stances on "Medicare for All" and cringe at his plan to target "future former Republicans" willing to vote for a Democratic candidate, Iowa voters are assembling behind Buttigieg — and staying there.
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Trump's Republican allies were quick to harp on Horowitz's findings about the FBI's handling of the application to monitor Page, however, calling it a "stunning abuse of power" and portraying it as evidence of deep-rooted bias against the president.
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As Donald Trump continues to harp on the idea that the electoral system is "rigged" and spreading the widely debunked theory that voter fraud is rampant in America, one of his supporters attempted to vote multiple times to even things out.
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And considering how much conservatives love to harp on safe spaces, Wallace doesn't seem to be particularly self aware about how ironic it is that his app is made to protect the feelings of people who defend someone who regularly mocks the concept.
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I don't mean to harp on blackbear––I'm sure he's a perfectly pleasant person to be around, and if I met him I would completely understand it if he wanted to punch me in the face for saying mean things about his music.
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I fully believe in synesthesia and experience some small degree of it myself when I listen to music, but I feel like the people that harp on it and brag about their synesthetic powers are kind of full of shit and seeking attention.
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The prevalence of misinformation threatens its ability to survive in a very real way, but so does potential regulation from Republican politicians who don't seem to have a firm grasp of how the internet works but harp on about liberal bias anyway.
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Inspired by a James Tenney piece she'd recorded, she detuned her harp on the spot—"very haphazardly," she notes—and built a chord progression around it, cementing it as the more-or-less permanent tonal makeup of her instrument for this project.
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All of these moving pieces lend themselves to an extremely sensitive representation of addiction that doesn't harp on the sensationalized experiences of people under the influence, but a bigger picture of a human being with a problem that touches every aspect of her life.
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I have even been known to harp on the Big Bang Theory character Sheldon Cooper as an example of the media's steadfast resolution to portray the STEM professions — and technology in particular — as populated by anti-social, hoodie wearing (or poorly dressed) white males.
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But while Trump continues to harp on this relationship — with questionable claims that we'll get to in a bit — he continues to overlook a different delivery partnership that can put U.S. merchants at a disadvantage right here in their own country: It's called ePacket.
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We harp on this continuously, but as long as the major US indices remain inside of their long-term uptrend channels, and as long as US economic data isn't foretelling recession, there's no reason to try to 'fight the tape' and move out of equities.
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While you could harp on the Clippers for their failure to carry themselves into Round 2 at home, you've certainly got to hand it to the Jazz for doing what only 20 percent of Playoff teams have done before: clutch a Game 7 away.
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For those who have followed TechCrunch and/or me for a long time, you know that I like to harp on the fact that fewer and fewer startups are filing their Form Ds with the SEC, which discloses information about non-public equity rounds.
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So did you hear from people, well-meaning people who say well maybe you shouldn't harp on racism too much, because if you're gonna talk about it constantly, you're just gonna throw it in people's faces ... You can do the routine better than I can.
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Trump, who rarely misses a chance to credit his administration with positive economic developments, will likely harp on low unemployment and recent investments by Fiat Chrysler, Ford and others in the state to make the case that voters would benefit from another four years of his presidency.
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Television rights packages with CBS and Turner accounted for more than $800 million of its revenue, so do not expect Jim Nantz, Charles Barkley or their broadcast colleagues dispatched to the tournament sites over the next three weeks to harp on how college basketball isn't perfect.
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It could slip "into a pattern of ruminating on the stupid things we've said," (Yes); "fantasize about how great we'd feel if we had come up with a witty retort to something said earlier," (That's me!); and also harp on "worries about work and money" (O.
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Turns out the Texas senator has what many would consider to be volatile ideas regarding food: Not only has he previously voiced his opposition to providing troops with gluten-free meals, he actually thinks that giving schoolchildren french fries is an election issue important enough to harp on.
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In addition to the ads that lawmakers shared during the House intelligence hearing, the committee published online an additional 14 ads Wednesday, showing a glimpse of the political issues that Russian government trolls tried to harp on to sow divide among Americans and influence the 2016 presidential election.
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While telling a story about a Time magazine reporter who wrongly reported that Trump removed the Martin Luther King, Jr. bust from the Oval Office (a mistake that was quickly corrected, but which the Trump staff continues to harp on), the president went on a tangent about Time.
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It may be petty or even ageist to harp on the miscasting of Craig Sheffer as Joe Kane, but I still cannot get my head wrapped around the idea of having a 32-year-old play a college junior, no matter how hard-livin' that junior is supposed to be.
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Let me expand on that: we're all happy to harp on about how dance music is a way of bringing people together, content to tell ourselves that DJing is a form of direct non-verbal-communication with crowds that allows them to explore their own individuality within the context of a group.
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Not to harp on the shitstorm of horrific headlines dominating our timelines, but when the real world is the opposite of a paradise for members of the LGBTQ community, watching David and Patrick plan a wedding and lovingly gripe over venue details is exactly the kind of escapism I signed up for.
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Lizzie: I don't mean to harp on the car thing, but 2:30 to 2:35 is nothing but a stretch of quickly moving highway, Kaitlyn: From 4:38 to the end is the part where Kelela is cruising around her cozy alternate universe, where everything is pink and orange and purple and glowing.
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Oddly for a professional musician — or perhaps emblematic of a certain self-sabotaging streak — Noga makes no arrangements to secure a harp on which to practice while she is in Israel, even though the orchestra has promised her a rare solo in Mozart's Concerto for Flute and Harp upon her return to the Netherlands.
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Mr. Betras, who recently stepped down as Democratic chairman of populous Mahoning County, said that while Democrats in Washington harp on President Trump's unfitness for office, his taxes and possible impeachment, the president is solidifying blue-collar support through an aggressive trade war with China, even if his tariffs mean economic pain in the short term.
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Wordplay FRIDAY PUZZLE — Far be it from me to harp on an entry that might or might not violate the so-called "Breakfast Test" — a subjective look at entries that might be considered highly unpleasant if encountered while solving a puzzle with your breakfast — but let's talk about WORD VOMIT, which makes its New York Times Crossword debut today.
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And there were further incoherencies throughout, as when several speakers would harp on the idea of politically correct activists policing what people are allowed to say — only to immediately insist that all acts of terrorism carried out by Muslims be referred to as carried out by "radical Islam," which is its own form of language policing.
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"I stand with a man in his time of hurt and need by giving him heartfelt support and u take the time to harp on my 10yr past that I have apologized about and moved on from by being a better person," Hart wrote on Twitter Wednesday of Smollett who was the victim of an apparent hate crime Early Tuesday morning.
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It's also possible that Germans could get a tweet from Washington, if our experts would explain to Mr. Trump that he should insist, directly and through the IMF, on Germany's policy change (rather than harp on the exchange rate) to get off the exports gravy train and stimulate private consumption, residential investment, infrastructure rebuilding and buy some spare parts for its allegedly grounded Luftwaffe fighter planes.
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You know you mentioned the furries being, or the people in Charlottesville being unmasked as furries, and there's a lot of issues there with like revealing identities of people and a lot of controversy there, but I think more what it speaks to is this idea that I always kind of harp on covering this stuff, which is that the internet is real life.
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Cleveland is heading in the postseason healthy after resting nagging injuries down the stretch but needs to address a defense that finished 20th in the NBA in points allowed at an average of 107.2 "At the end of the day, I'm not going to harp on what happened in the regular season through injuries, through bad losses, through good wins, through whatever the case may be," James told reporters.
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Most every Queen song could fit here to some degree, but these are the tracks that lean especially hard into the drama, whether it's the arpeggiated piano and swirling guitar of their first hit single, "Seven Seas of Rhye," the trills and the harp on "Love of My Life," or Mercury's vicious takedown of the band's former manager Norman Sheffield on "Death on Two Legs" ("You suck my blood like a leech / You break the law and you preach / Screw my brain till it hurts / You've taken all my money / And you want more").
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