Warren Beatty: And the academy award [hesitates] for best picture… [hesitates again] Faye Dunaway: You're impossible. C'mon.
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If one of my opponents hesitates during the bidding or the play, I'm allowed to draw conclusions from the hesitation—but if my partner hesitates I'm not.
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Am I supposed to ... [hesitates, looks at Cumberbatch] ... no?
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Notice how she hesitates after Emily reveals her given name.
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One hesitates to imagine the width of Gilead's militarized border.
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Charlie Brown hesitates, his curlicued eyebrow knit in exasperated worry.
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She hesitates, exchanging glances with our guide, the chief's representative.
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He stammers and hesitates through the rest of the recording.
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Trump hesitates to speak out against Putin and Russia. pic.twitter.
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"Johnson hesitates for a moment before saying, "I like to... paint.
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No one hesitates to credit America's beer revolution as Mexico's inspiration.
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A moment before he discloses, Gey hesitates, and then he lies.
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She hesitates by one door, holding its handle without opening it.
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And if the prince hesitates, pull the plug on the arms.
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Soon she hesitates, stops, lies down on a bed of fallen leaves.
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"It's really bad " Clarke hesitates before explaining why she has the cutout.
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She hesitates before placing the photograph next to the corpse's flaccid penis.
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" Love first hesitates and says, "I'll get libeled if I say it.
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He doesn't look confident, he hesitates and is about to give up.
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Still, he hesitates to call this place—or any place—his home.
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She hesitates at the edge of escape because it means leaving Hannah.
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He hesitates for a moment and covers the screen with his hand.
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Despite his reputation for gruffness, Sanders hesitates to attack his opponents directly.
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But the momentum never hesitates, and eventually the singer runs out of stamina.
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The New York Times: Politically weakened Merkel hesitates to take Trump on alone.
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Crucially, she hesitates to offer me any advice, even when I ask for it.
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The officer hesitates, squints, looks around, then holsters the gun and accepts the bottle.
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President Donald Trump never hesitates to bring up his connections to NFL team owners.
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Jon hesitates, but, in a move consistent throughout the episode, Sansa urges him on.
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When she asks him what's wrong, he hesitates — clearly, this will not be pleasant.
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The girl hesitates and says, if it's O.K., she'd rather sit by the fire.
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He splits with Trump on immigration, but hesitates to criticize the president's decisions outright.
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Carl hesitates to kill Negan even when he has a gun trained on him.
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But when Violet says she can't wait to meet Darla's parents, Darla hesitates once more.
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A foreigner, for example, hesitates, stutters — an immigrant, exile, or the child of an immigrant.
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One man emerging from the pharmacy hesitates and then accepts Alimova's offer of clean needles.
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He hesitates for only a second, then jumps into her arms and kisses her cheek.
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She hesitates, digging the toe of the shoe that pinches her toes into the dirt.
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The argument also touches on a much more profound question that Clinton hesitates to raise.
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Ralph Angel's family is pretty easy, but when he asks Darla about her parents, she hesitates.
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There's a back-and-forth between Kylo Ren and Leia, and the latter hesitates before firing.
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She finds her hiding in a bathroom and hesitates just enough for Ally to recognize her.
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Despite her work, Zhang hesitates to call herself a missionary -- "that's a sensitive word," she says.
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Instead of killing her on sight, as instructed, he hesitates, scared, and let's her go unharmed.
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When I ask her at what point music found its way to the forefront, she hesitates.
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Kaitlin hesitates, for example, when I show her a recent polemic against vegans who do cocaine.
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Mr. Lado would like Terekeka to remain a state, but hesitates to endorse the idea fully.
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If the recruiter hesitates or becomes evasive, that could tell you everything you need to know!
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Now when she is asked if she still suffers from impostor syndrome, she no longer hesitates.
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It's as if you're inhabiting the artist's own brush as it hesitates between writing and drawing.
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Saad hesitates to say precisely why that regional difference exists, but she does have some theories.
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Zhang isn't ready to call his creation a liquid crystal, however, and hesitates to suggest an application.
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Grindeland, an experienced entrepreneur who successfully launched three previous startups, hesitates before answering questions about financial projections.
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China advances on all fronts and no longer hesitates to propose its own models, its own values.
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When discussing Noun, she hesitates to call it a solo project because that's not 100 percent accurate.
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Arguably, Russia is the only major power that no longer hesitates to shatter longstanding relationships with others.
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For now, a company with 48 workers hesitates to go to 50, even if orders are expanding.
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If that ball is off line any at all or Beckham hesitates any at all, he's safe.
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He even hesitates when Blue asks if his mom will really be living with them every night forever.
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TYRUS: The skinny guy, the guy with the skunk hair, he hesitates when he gets up, like no.
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She hesitates a moment, and then crawls through, where she spies the faceless monster devouring the dead deer.
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When I ask Evans if he had any doubts about re-creating a cousin of smallpox, he hesitates.
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" Baird analyst David Tarantino said he hesitates to conclude a "material sales recovery is underway at this stage.
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But Six is also a giant scaredy-cat, and it never hesitates to remind you of that fact.
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When her peers skip security lines at speaking events by simply telling guards, "I'm the Senator," Salazar hesitates.
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When time comes to choose between his faith and his family's happiness, he hesitates, but not that long.
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When Nargis hesitates, her visitor makes it clear that unless she complies she will be made to suffer.
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He hesitates, then thinks of the cars that pulled out of the driveway: a Prius, a Mini Cooper.
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She walks to the public fountain in the space between the two houses, sees the man, and hesitates.
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Her struggles with her married lover (Xavier Beauvois), with a friend who hesitates to become a lover (Alex Descas), with a lover who hesitates to become a friend (Nicolas Duvauchelle), and with an ex whom she keeps inviting back (Laurent Grévill) are balanced on the edge of humor and pain.
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He normally hesitates to see his projects become realized and released into the wild, but this one is different.
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When we look at the developments on Friday, Saturday and Sunday if the central bank hesitates, I will understand.
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Offred hesitates but eventually cracks the pages open, the look on her face telegraphing equal parts reverence and disgust.
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Her daughter hesitates to allow her to venture out on her own, leaving Ms. Fields frustrated by her confinement.
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It's ironic how a fierce advocate for mental health like myself, still hesitates before sharing my own experience in therapy.
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They're also clearly fumbling through both parenting and zombification – which Abby never hesitates to point out – but always with affection.
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A stacked burlesque dancer in a suit holds a peeled banana against her crotch; Kaelin hesitates and takes a bite.
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Anyone here who hesitates to lurch sufficiently left is quickly dismissed by the mainstream media punditry as not truly viable.
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Though she's firm with Jane as her new writer hesitates to get more personal, Jacqueline is also gentle and encouraging.
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When he asks for simple kindness, and she hesitates before lying down against him onstage, their possible reconciliation rings true.
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Here she begins by steeping raw grains of rice in olive oil and seasonings whose precise calibration she hesitates to reveal.
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If the president hesitates, a nuke could hit the White House before the US has a chance to launch a counterstrike.
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Awkwafina, too, feels strongly that closing the wage gap can help fight sexual harassment, though she hesitates to get too personal.
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"I love how clean he is!" the model jokes after her reluctant son hesitates to stick his hand into the dessert.
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"He who hesitates, who doesn't work and doesn't rush to make products and fulfill his duties should be questioned," Phuc said.
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Maureen O'Connor's excellent 2013 essay on digitally catalogued memories hesitates to say that escaping exes is impossible in the modern age.
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She hesitates when I ask her this; it's the first time it seems like she'd rather not answer a personal question.
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In it, a witness named David Hall hesitates as he testifies, and a lawyer asks if he needs a short break.
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Her wardrobe consists mostly of Team USA clothing, and when asked how much money she has in the bank, she hesitates.
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For all his rhetorical criticism, Carlson hesitates at the notion of breaking up big tech companies, instead urging further investigation and dialogue.
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He hesitates at first, but all too quickly gives in after Fires coos about the beauty of keeping it in the family.
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One kid, for example, might be quick to respond but draws out "juuump," while another hesitates but says "go" quickly and loudly.
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LESLIE WOLFE Atlanta To the Editor: Frank Bruni hesitates to ask friends and relatives if they plan to vote for Donald Trump.
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She hesitates, an apparent nod to the fact that many voters are torn, as the narrator reminds her what is at stake.
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OMG -- Barr hesitates before acknowledging that presidential campaigns that are offered dirt from hostile foreign governments should probably contact the FBI pic.twitter.
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For anyone who hesitates, it might be easier to just head to a lab and have another human do this for you.
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He appears to be afraid of Russia and Vladimir Putin, so he hesitates to criticize and condemn that nation or the man.
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Critic's Pick At the Grey Gallery, it's as if you're inhabiting the artist's own brush as it hesitates between writing and drawing.
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The insult confronts all who now witness and are profoundly outraged by the quality of political — one hesitates to say Presidential — debate.
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But he hesitates to approach them; he says he does not know how, aware that much of society regards the soldiers as criminals.
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The robot hesitates briefly, before accidentally making the wrong choice, only to self-correct and drop the can of paint where it belongs.
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The Milan-based designer and creative director Patricia Urquiola does both production and custom projects but hesitates to assign them to separate buckets.
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For people in Hong Kong, where the government still hesitates to act without the blessing of Beijing, the risks of exposure are higher.
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He is quick to say the people are resilient, but hesitates when I ask when power will be fully restored on the island.
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The country's liberal government hesitates to defend against the onslaught, and as it stammers and acquiesces, the immigrants begin to enter the country.
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I know my name is next in the roll call because the substitute teacher always stops and hesitates before she says my name.
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"I want to educate my children, get my daughter married," said Wandile, who still hesitates to linger outside for fear of taunts and harassment.
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Financially, the GOP hesitates to act because it receives the vast majority of the campaign contributions from oil, gas, coal and other energy industries.
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"The work of Kipling is, as a whole, of such high order that one hesitates to pronounce any of it ephemeral," the article said.
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When we finally reach the suicide itself and Ms. Sheil hesitates to pretend to shoot herself, "Kate Plays Christine" feels like an exploitative stunt.
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When she hesitates about the $600 monthly rent (no, really), the real-estate agent, Ava Gardner (no, really), immediately knocks it down to $400.
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In perhaps one of the best scenes in an episode full of great ones, Brienne hesitates to leave Sansa alone with all these men.
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"Yuh wahn im dead eh?" one of Rebecca's children accuses her when she hesitates to authorize the surgery that might prolong her husband's life.
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Six months after her stroke, Ms. Agarwal still hesitates slightly when speaking and uses a cane to walk, but her spirited laugh is intact.
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That is, until Simone comes over and, like every bad date you've ever had, orders a drink for Tess when she hesitates with an answer.
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She believes that the recent progress toward independence is partly thanks to social media, but hesitates to compare it to something like the Arab Spring.
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With VHS in hand, Jimmy is ready to show Cliff the potential Davis & Main spot that could lure in new Sandpiper clients — but he hesitates.
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Ms. Sullivan said her decision to go public, after the former friend contacted her, was difficult, but empowering — though she hesitates to use the word.
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Three have dropped their smoking habit, and in one funny scene each of them hesitates about making the admission, assuming the others are still hooked.
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It won't if the president hesitates before condemning white supremacist violence or if he undermines his cabinet with intemperate tweets or extemporaneous and provocative comments.
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Searching for companionship and a means of expression, he hesitates to allow himself either, as the question of his complicity in Hanna's death hovers unanswered.
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Scott hesitates to call what he does "digital art," as the term implies the use of applications like Zbrush and Maya, which he never uses.
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Though he hesitates to call West the greatest artist alive, he does say the rapper is so gifted he could make incredible music in his sleep.
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Neither side hesitates to employ espionage, subterfuge, and surveillance, because the rules of conduct—to the extent that they exist—are ill-defined and frequently contested.
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Behind them, a white semi-autonomous delivery robot, looking not unlike a rolling dishwasher, hesitates behind the crowd before powering through and nearly running over a dog.
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Mackey didn't specify exactly what he and Amazon have clashed over, but made it clear that he never hesitates to push back if he deems it necessary.
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Even Professor Kemp, who has spent a lifetime studying da Vinci's achievements, hesitates to go that far, stressing instead the Tuscan master's huge influence on other painters.
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"Much of the world is so appalled by President Trump's methods and speech that it hesitates to support American positions it would otherwise agree with," explained Daly.
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But she never hesitates to unleash her 2.6 million Twitter followers on specific reporters or news outlets when she feels she's been wronged — another similarity to Trump.
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A major focus of ESA has been using space to understand climate change, a topic Woerner never hesitates to bring up when he speaks to the press.
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We say we travel to experience, and yet when real experiences come our way, especially those that are not easily explained, the traveler hesitates to record them.
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Read more " _____ • Abigail Tracy in Vanity Fair: "For a notoriously thin-skinned president who rarely hesitates to hit back, Donald Trump was notably quiet over the weekend.
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With no idea how long he'll be stuck in the trash room, "Gene" considers pushing open the emergency exit to free himself for the night ... but he hesitates.
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One hesitates to assign the Black Paintings' poignancy to the historical fact that such semiotic complexities would soon vanish in the service of a kind of Pop formalism.
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For perhaps the first time on a national stage, Biden acknowledged in a very public way that he still hesitates, repeats words and gets stuck, mostly when tired.
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Acting on his strong professional suspicion, Edison hesitates to rule the sudden death of Walter Rennert an accident without poking around in the man's life (and medicine chest).
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The kick drum hesitates, and the momentary lack of snare on the upbeat allows the instrumental to billow like a vaporous cloud and hang there for a moment.
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For Waithe, that means ensuring that the women and men are treated fairly during intimate scenes, and that nobody hesitates from removing a person who is making people uncomfortable.
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When Quinn throws out a scenario like, say, manipulating a contestant into showing vulnerability by exploiting her PTSD, Rachel only hesitates for a second before turning on the charm.
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"We cannot be effective if any resident hesitates in an emergency situation because they are fearful of the results of the interaction with our police officers," said Bemis. Rep.
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In two of those three shots, he hesitates slightly as he brings the ball down to his waist because he's catching it either flat-footed or between his hop.
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When she is approached by another slave about the underground railroad, she hesitates; but then life, in the form of rape and humiliation, gives her the nudge she needs.
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Stannis hesitates at first, but this is no great leap for him — he has previously allowed the red priestess to burn "infidels," political prisoners and his own in-laws.
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Such a system has no qualms about letting someone who lacks access to health care die and is indifferent if someone hesitates to seek treatment because it's too expensive.
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That's why she hesitates before calling her boyfriend, Christian (Jack Reynor), the anthropology grad student who's been trying to slow-fade her, afraid that she's burdening him with family baggage.
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The shot cuts to a bird's-eye view of Elizabeth as she hesitates, spinning around: a small girl in a bright blue dress adrift in a sea of top hats.
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As it stands, Mexico actively pursues and interdicts threats to US security before they reach our borders, and rarely hesitates to extradite them to face justice in our court system.
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Though she hesitates to tell Nigerian buyers that she draws inspiration from sex workers, clients see her clothes as an illicit escape: a chance to feel more exciting, less restrained.
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A demagogue who appeals to voters' fears, hesitates to disavow the Ku Klux Klan and seems to encourage violence at his political rallies is poised to win their party's nomination.
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She hesitates -- fearing what she says could land her in court -- but then goes for it, warning women to decline an invite from Weinstein at a swanky Bev Hills hotel.
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A sunny, tricksy blond, Markus (Dagfinn Tutturen) never hesitates as a boy to play the younger sibling's trump card: "I'll tell Mom!" he threatens Fredrik (Kieran Edwards), and gets his way.
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After an aborted push for a second referendum earlier this year (the first such plebiscite was lost by 2129% to 22021% in 262), Scotland's nationalist party now hesitates on the topic.
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If your partner hesitates, stops reciprocating, avoids eye contact, becomes quiet, tense or frozen, or otherwise slows the tempo of any sexual encounter, then you should STOP WHAT YOU ARE DOING.
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The familiar myth that we only use a small percentage of our brains appears early in Limitless, but ad copy for nootropics hesitates to quantify the latent power of the cerebrum.
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Though he is gratified by this technological transformation, McCroskey hesitates when asked whether this twitterfication of the political process, which he so passionately crusaded for, has presently done more harm than good.
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Also, it's interesting that when Joe hesitates to tell him about the fraying veil over Midnight, the Rev solemnly says that he's a Reverend who will hear confession and keep the secret.
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Ren (née Solo), unable to murder his mother in cold blood in light of the guilt he feels about killing Han Solo in The Force Awakens, hesitates to take the final shot.
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That's kind of the promise of Slack — which adds new features in a drip-drip-drip way as it at times hesitates to try to move away from the core simple experience.
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Twitter is pushing back on a new report from Motherboard indicating the company hesitates to crack down on white supremacist content because Republican lawmakers could be swept up in such a purge.
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He opens a drawer and hesitates, reluctant to choose between a crisply laundered white handkerchief, for his breast pocket, and a revolver—a handy tool, since Bob is off to a robbery.
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Still, he hesitates to call SBS a psychiatric or psychosomatic disorder, instead preferring the word "functional", which is also used to describe conditions like fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome and irritable bowel syndrome.
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He slowly comes into his own as an assassin over the first half of the season, but he still often hesitates and hedges in a way that his comic book heroes don't.
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But the last warrior has the power to win, and the guard hesitates for the first time, because he sees that the warrior's heart is good and that his own time has come.
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" In a quasi-uninterrupted stream of consciousness, Audric tells his tale, scratches his head, lifts his hat, comes and goes, and hesitates for a moment before declaring: "Come on, let's have a taste!
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And when Ygritte hesitates in shooting Jon with an arrow for just long enough, Little Orphan Olly — who fled to the Night's Watch for safety from the wildlings — fires his own arrow, killing her.
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"It simply defies logic when a Europe of 580 million people hesitates to offer sanctuary to 1-1.5 million persecuted people," Greek Interior Minister Panagiotis Kouroublis said during a visit to Idomeni on Friday.
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He proposes he and Jenny head up to the roof to talk, universal language for: "let me take you somewhere no one will hear you scream," and when she hesitates, offers her some Champagne.
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" The legendary singer also said he listens to hip hop as part of his musical "education" -- he's seen Kanye West, Jay Z and Drake in concert -- but hesitates to call collaborator West "a genius.
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She tells the young people she works with that they are "experts by experience", yet she hesitates to call herself an expert precisely because everyone's experiences are different, "no matter what the similarities are".
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While some may believe the Hound to be a psychopath or sadist, Honda hesitates to diagnose him as such, since he demonstrates empathy and remorse on multiple occasions, particularly for Sansa and Arya Stark.
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Of course there are moments when her decisions won't be changed, but she knows her strengths and limitations, and she never hesitates in giving responsibility to people if they are willing to take it.
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There's an obvious counterexample, one that Silver hesitates to acknowledge: the N.F.L. The controversy that resulted from Colin Kaepernick's kneeling during the national anthem in 23 has been a political flash point ever since.
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And while she diplomatically answers my Kylie-related questions throughout the day, Woods never hesitates (with a mean side eye) to make it clear that while Jenner is her best friend, this is her story.
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When Donald Trump believes a terrorist attack by Muslim extremists has taken place, he rarely hesitates before speaking out about it — often regardless of whether authorities have even begun to investigate what actually took place.
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The latter position is held by certain activists and philosophers, but even the most liberal politician hesitates to defend abortion rights so baldly, which is how you get the mysticism of life's first breath instead.
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The pup spends the night in his very own suite, hits up a doggy spa, and hangs out in a custom dog house—but 2 Chainz hesitates when he's offered a $12,000 canine birthday cake.
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It's a big, meaty performance from Faris, whose face runs through the whole gamut of emotions when she finally calls Marjorie and hesitates to say anything about what's happened, for fear of ruining her friend's break.
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Which leads to another, incredibly controversial alternative in the event Presti either hesitates to make such a heavy commitment to one player or Westbrook wants to see if the grass is greener somewhere else: A trade.
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One hesitates to say that Hearn is now being "rediscovered" by an English-language readership, because his output was so voluminous and so varied that some corner of it seems to resurface every decade or so.
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At one point Switek hesitates to call a female skeleton from a tar pit "La Brea Woman" because of current theories on sex and gender, eschewing "biological sex" as presumptuous and sticking to "osteological sex" instead.
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In The New York Times, Manohla Dargis described the onscreen Ms. Kelly as "a warrior" who "could lead an army or maybe a rebellion, if she chose," even as the character hesitates between principle and ambition.
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We will make sure that every leader who hesitates and waffles on climate will be seen as another Donald Trump, and we will make sure that history will judge that name with the contempt it deserves.
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Joseph Richard PrevilleDetroit To the Editor: President Trump hesitates to confront Saudi Arabia about the disappearance of Jamal Khashoggi because of the $110 billion arms deal that Mr. Trump worked so hard to secure from Saudi Arabia.
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One hesitates to sound like Jeff Daniels's pompous character in "The Squid and the Whale" and categorize "Manhunt" as "minor Woo," but it's undeniable that "Manhunt" delivers first-rate cinematic technique while skimping on substantial emotional investment.
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Only later did we learn that the Orion had approached the Antarctic Circle much earlier than six-thirty—at an hour when a person hesitates to wake up millionaires, an hour too dark for taking a picture.
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In the radiant dress-for-dinner comedy "Holiday" (1938), based on Philip Barry's Broadway play, Cary Grant is Johnny Case, a young banker who hesitates before settling down to marriage with a starchy heiress, Julia (Doris Nolan).
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The biggest piece of evidence that backs up this resurrection theory is how much the Judge hesitates before agreeing to give the humans another chance to prove themselves, and how hard Michael has to fight for it.
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It's only when she goes to sign the book and is asked to obey without questioning any order she receives from the Dark Lord and swear to give her mind body and soul to him that she hesitates.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkish Economy Minister Nihat Zeybekci expects the central bank to continue with "bold" rate cuts, he told Reuters in an interview, adding he will understand if it hesitates following the failed coup attempt over the weekend.
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But, as is explained by Royden Loewen, a professor of Mennonite studies at the University of Winnipeg in Canada, this is a religious movement which hesitates deeply before getting involved in any form of political or public affairs.
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For as much as I love A Ghost Story, there's a part of me that hesitates to recommend it to people because of Casey Affleck's involvement (even if he's covered by a sheet for most of the movie).
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She has so many conflicts inside her: She's brave but also very vulnerable; she hesitates but she has all these questions; she has many faces at the same time, and you have to bring that to every scene.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 33%Summary: In the action-comedy "Wild Target," Europe's most sought-after assassin Victor Maynard (Bill Nighy) hesitates before he takes out an art thief named Rose (Blunt) and he ends up protecting her instead.
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" Showing exactly why so many victims of assault and harassment don't feel comfortable coming forward, Midler bristles at this account, but initially hesitates before coming forward with her own, worried that she, "better not" or she'll "get in trouble.
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She hesitates to go into the explicit details, but explains that unhealthy situations in her personal and professional life, combined with unstable mental and physical health, made her feel like she was losing control of her life and values.
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In a video of the performance, Turk hesitates after 21 reps, but with the crowd roaring, and Englehart, a strength and conditioning coach for the Washington Redskins shouting for him to continue, Turk powered his way to four more.
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We now understand that this legislation harmed vulnerable people, but this needs to be part of a larger conversation about how we treat sex workers and all of the reasons why this society hesitates to embrace the idea of sex work.
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He's now a curator at the streaming site Shudder (think Netflix for horror buffs.) He hesitates to claim that something entirely new is happening, suggesting that horror is still pretty consistently held at arm's length by the gatekeepers of mainstream taste.
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His seven-foot frame slinks across the court with grace and sneaky speed, and when he finds some cushion on the right wing, he corrals a pass, hesitates with a ball-fake to the corner, and unleashes a three-pointer.
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When an opportunity pops up to sail from Tahiti to San Diego — in a boat belonging to an older couple Richard knows — Tami hesitates, not because she's afraid of open water but because she's apprehensive about merging her journey with Richard's.
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Nor does it help that the movie is fuzzy -- one hesitates to say opaque -- about most of the mechanics behind the scheme, which hold up well enough while the suspense is building but begin falling apart, gradually, down the closing stretch.
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Rue offers Jules an unidentified pill, Jules hesitates about whether it's a good idea (it's not a good idea) and next thing you know, they're in a tent made of blankets, giggling and marveling at the wonders of being super high.
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In the footage, Crew looks torn between wanting to play with the small stones that surround him as he sits outdoors and wanting to put them into his mouth — though he hesitates at doing the latter, as much as he seems tempted.
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His style is simple, and he hesitates to share much beyond the music: The sense of him above all is of a technician, comfortable on computers (his preferred instrument is production software) and eager to tinker with things on a minute level.
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Queen of the South's Teresa is not just complex but morally ambiguous, the kind of antiheroine who remains largely absent from American television, which still hesitates to linger overlong on women who function as anything other than nurturers, sex symbols, sidekicks, or ingénues.
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The gauzy, 60-second ad features a professional white woman who appears to live in the suburbs, reflecting on the strength of the economy and fretting that "this could all go away" as she hesitates, then casts a ballot for a Republican.
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Jon knows he must kill Dany, but hesitates because he loves her; that will leave room for Grey Worm to step in and save his queen, and for both Dany and Jon to die, so that neither Targaryen can inherit the throne.
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"The Sabbath Girl" shares a lot with the 1988 film "Crossing Delancey," including an immersion in Jewish faith and culture, an arty female lead who hesitates between a flashy suitor and a humble working man and the influential presence of a benevolent grandmother.
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Yes, it's capable of filming some amazing things autonomously — but I can't imagine implicitly trusting it to nail extreme sports shots given how often it hesitates to put itself in danger, and how long it can sometimes take to get into the air.
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When Martinez hesitates on taking the job (it's basically a death sentence), Gaviria is so desperate to fill this position that he puts the pressure on Martinez by informing him that his son has just accepted an offer to work for the Search Bloc.
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What followed was a roast that took unflinching aim at some of the notables in the room — and quickly opened a divide, largely but not entirely along partisan lines, over the limits of comedy and comity under a president who rarely hesitates to attack the press.
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So revered is he, and so solid the reasons for that reverence, that one hesitates to attempt the role of devil's advocate, Luddite's friend, or grump, and yet, in one regard, "Ex Libris" disappoints, for it offers so little in the way of moral or political abrasion.
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The only justification is that Naz doesn't seem to strike anyone as a murderer — including Stone, whose clients are almost always guilty; Box, who hesitates to book him despite a mountain of evidence; and Freddy, who calls him a "unicorn" among inmates who lie about their innocence.
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While it is clear Ms. Merkel makes Mr. Trump uncomfortable, she hesitates to speak for Europe — especially now that her own political position in Germany is weaker and subject to challenge, both from the right and from her coalition partners on the left, the Social Democrats.
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As for Ortiz, she said she had been using the N.B.A. playoffs to study how the Rockets' James Harden operates with the ball — in particular, the way he hesitates with his dribble, all those starts and stops forcing his defenders to sway like palm trees in a hurricane.
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Zorrilla hesitates to fully claim "tusán" for herself and feels little connection to the Chinese community in Lima — she doesn't have a Chinese last name or access to the language, which she said many institutions seem to expect — but "I feel more than 25% Chinese, on the inside," she said.
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" That's great for documentation for the mandated IEP paperwork, and difficulty can be changed on the fly as well: "The teacher can set the game to get harder or faster automatically, or move onto the next level of complexity automatically (such as never repeating the prompt when the child hesitates).
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While his enemy lies prostrate before him, the hero hesitates, sword in hand; but, just as thoughts of leniency crowd his mind—he is, after all, famous for his sense of duty, for doing the right thing—he sees that Turnus is wearing a piece of armor torn from Pallas's body.
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José hesitates to reveal to Steve why he doesn't want to work on Sunday; he also worries about telling his teammates he can't play, although he repeatedly hints to them that they may need two men to replace Artemio (Genoel Ramírez), who is injured at the start of the film.
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Iannucci has a knack for milking laughs out of absurd, utterly uncomfortable situations -- as he did in "Veep" and "The Death of Stalin" -- and the complications associated with the Avenue 5's plight (one hesitates to call it "lost in space") provide a vast canvas upon which to splatter them.
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If it weren't for his political commentary, she would give him one—her general stance is that if she can pay three hundred dollars for a pair of shoes, or $11.99 a pound for Thai broccoli salad from the co-op, she can overtip hourly wage workers—but now she hesitates.
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On close inspection, "Un Coup de Dés" presents an almost theatrical scene: after a shipwreck, a poet, or Master, bobs with his head above water, holding a pair of dice that he hesitates to roll (on what surface we do not know), even though the act would generate a "unique Number" in which some cosmic secret might be hidden.
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If your teenager hesitates to involve other adults for fear that the friend will get in trouble, it can be helpful to point out that disciplinary repercussions (such as grounding, suspension or even legal consequences) are almost always gentler when teenagers take the initiative to get out in front of a problem as opposed to waiting for a full-blown crisis to arrive.
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Douthat hesitates to identify the principal cause of this decadence, though, perhaps in order to avoid committing to a stance that would alienate any faction of his readers: There is room here for both the enemies of cultural Marxism and those who see a specter haunting Europe, to say nothing of those who believe, as Douthat seems to, in something like a Hegelian spirit of the age.
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Providing an example of the White House's lack of clarity to its allies, Sciutto pointed to the "odd contradiction" that's presented to the world when President Trump hesitates to show toughness toward Russia, while his most senior national security aides state publicly that Russia poses a threat to the US. "Why is it that (Trump) won't say in public, 'Russia's a threat and we have to stand up to Russia,'" Sciutto asked.
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Though the screenplay gives him a halfhearted backstory about being with his parents, as a child, when they died in a car crash (and that would make him want to become a driver ?), most of his motives remain a blur; given a chance to flee, he hesitates, not because, like Ryan O'Neal in "The Driver," or Ryan Gosling in "Drive," he runs in some existential groove of his own devising but because he's barely a character at all.
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" The poems' mashing together of tormented syntax and overwrought emotionalism with strict formality in the handling of the sonnet form (which, wisely, Skoggard has not tried to emulate) has led to results that are often rebarbative, sometimes ridiculous: "But for my lips slow to confess a master / Waited who should better mark them / The hand which hesitates itself to give / / To friend is by him seized a crueler guide / So that the heart which loved in secret / Must now be spilled for all to see in rhymes.
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