The sin: humbly suggesting people read those they disagree with.
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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey humbly admitted he's far from done.
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But "we will humbly accept money donations," the post continues.
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And he does move, swiftly and humbly, from a defense
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I humbly suggest making your child a target is unwise.
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I AM SO HUMBLY GRATEFUL to now be inducted also.
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Jonathan was a very proud man, but he served humbly.
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"I invented the 20th century," Mr. McNally's Diaghilev says humbly.
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And he graciously, humbly accepted their congratulations when he emerged.
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I've humbly served my country all of my adult life.
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"Now, I humbly await your decision Ms. Jail King," he offers.
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The Colombian spoke humbly and honestly after the drubbing by England.
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And I humbly invite you to dinner at my house anytime.
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"I'm not a trained chef, baker, or barista," he says humbly.
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"You're going to kill me, aren't you?" he asks Francisca humbly.
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I come to humbly point out why I stopped tuning in.
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"I AM SO HUMBLY GRATEFUL to now be inducted," Elliot tweeted.
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"First I humbly pay tribute to your family's service," he says.
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But what grew into an invaluable resource began much more humbly.
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But I want to humbly offer an alternate savior: Burger King.
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I will humbly suggest none of us ever try that again.
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But, over all, the emphasis is on humbly understanding global populism.
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He re-entered the League humbly, saying all the right things.
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"I just feel really bad that she felt uncomfortable," Shaw says humbly.
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We humbly ask that you are at least 21 years of age.
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I humbly ask all Americans to pray for him & his loving family.
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Once at the podium, though, Trump humbly hit all the right notes.
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"All I wanted to do was flip a bottle," Senatore said humbly.
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I humbly apologize to the individuals at which my words were directed.
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The actor, 42, is humbly embracing all the attention, including his heartthrob status.
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Humbly, I'd like to submit the most unsettling love song of all time:
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I'm going to humbly suggest, based on personal experience, that you try boredom.
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If dog-fronted grindcore is more your style, might I humbly suggest Caninus?
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Now we come to you, humbly, to ask for your help in turn.
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So we humbly submit our nominees for the Best Best Picture Nominee Memes.
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Your voice is critical and we continue to listen humbly and act decisively.
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One of the resident brothers, who humbly insisted on anonymity, showed me around.
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On her porch, shells strung with twine waft humbly in the warm air.
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We offer the insights below humbly and with only the best of intentions.
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That said, I humbly suggest saving your money for a game that matters.
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But I would like to break that rule and humbly give it a shot.
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Can we humbly request "Love Don't Cost A Thing" be part of her performance?
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So, Robert and Michelle King, we humbly offer these ideas for spin-off series.
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He would humbly say he was, 'just a plumber from Edinburgh who got lucky.
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"I take the results humbly," GPIF President Norihiro Takahashi told at a media briefing.
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"It's much easier to invent the format than provide the innovation," Mesterton humbly admits.
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She found some excellent tongs in the housewares section of the humbly striving Tops.
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"Our mantra had been to accomplish, but do so humbly and quietly," she said.
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Robinson humbly accepts responsibility for a lot of the reasons why Evans and co.
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As an apology to my many German readers, I humbly offer this week's clip.
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More humbly low-key, Pescheria I Pesciolini is a neighborhood joint in Milan's center.
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"You were incredible!" some audience members said to him as he humbly signed autographs.
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Ms. Lahiri is humbly aware that she has turned homework exercises loose on the world.
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I am humbly prepared to be outsung 🙂 I adore you and I cannot wait.
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Because people worry about outlasting their savings, most adjust by living humbly – often overly so.
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Meanwhile your phone is always with you, but resides humbly in your pocket or purse.
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Therefore, I would humbly submit the following suggestions to you on the economic policy front.
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A true gentleman who humbly touched the stars and made us believe in the impossible.
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Deliciousness notwithstanding, Ly humbly admits that he has a lot more to learn and do.
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"Saenuri Party humbly accepts the result of the election," the party said in a statement.
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We would humbly like to suggest another movie idea: A person who commits a crime.
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The daughter of a milkman and a karate teacher, Bunton grew up humbly in London.
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"We are humbly serving our nation at a time when many tears are being shed."
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"I am humbly grateful to be receiving the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award," she tweeted.
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I humbly try to thank nature for its inspiration by reflecting this in my work.
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Humbly, Jade says she is "a great mom," but like all moms ... she makes mistakes.
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Nepal, which has had frosty relations with India in the past, "humbly declined" the proposal.
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This meant showing up on time, being prepared, and learning the art of bragging humbly.
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As the father of three grown children, I would like to humbly offer my take.
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"I humbly accept my faults and I wish to leave my team," the Instagram post continued.
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McCord says she "humbly thanks" stars for coming forward with their own inspiring tales of endurance.
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Sometimes the future arrives humbly in our everyday life, until one day we realize its implications.
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I aimed for those lofty goals, and I would like to humbly submit that I succeeded.
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" The prince will also know, as she humbly puts it, that "I've faced an uphill battle.
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The speech opens with irony—Trump "humbly" accepts the nomination—before veering into now familiar territory.
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I humbly suggest you see this little masterpiece when it arrives in select theaters in December.
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I am also moved to tears when Bernie Sanders humbly asks the DNC to nominate Hillary.
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He humbly calls himself a gardener, a respectful bow to the power that is Mother Nature.
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But I humbly and graciously accept my Razzie and I thank you critics, thank you fans.
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The Surface line started off pretty humbly – a sort of proof of concept for Windows 10.
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I freely admit my choice of words was horribly wrong, and I humbly ask your forgiveness.
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"I would humbly submit that it's going to do more harm," he said of the language.
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And, humbly suggested: What your son might need to hear most is that you hear him.
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We humbly offer Dutch filmmaker Paul Verhoeven's 1997 satirical masterpiece Starship Troopers as a possible preview.
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While the family lived humbly, the producer says his parents encouraged him creatively from a young age.
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According to WMAZ, Taffy is a quiet, humbly handsome canine student who likes pats on the head.
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I think women just like looking out for each other, and humbly offering tiny assistances is wonderful.
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"On behalf of Prince — our wonderful friend, teacher and brother — I humbly accept this award," she said.
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When people can humbly receive criticism rather than be threatened by it, I believe we all benefit.
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She can trailblaze a path, while humbly and gratefully recognizing those before her who paved the way.
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Win or lose, you should do it humbly, honoring yourself, your opponent, your team and your family.
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"We humbly submit that we are therefore taking a pause," it said in an apology to customers.
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Baszler has been humbly and diligently developing all of those qualities for just over a year now.
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It's also about engaging difference... and humbly reckoning with 'the knowledge that anyone can teach us something.
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The term refers not only to retribution but to Islam's positive guidance for living generously and humbly.
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"We ask that you join with us in humbly praying for their families," the Facebook post said.
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That is why I have decided to run for Republican Leader and humbly ask for your support.
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But I want to humbly ask for you and your supporters to join us in this fight.
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However, before recommencing eating itself, allow me to humbly suggest the party take a moment to celebrate.
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This is a humbly told book, one in which the author's first-person voice does not intrude.
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At the same time, like you, I know many people who do God's work humbly and sacrificially.
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"I will humbly face the past and resolutely uphold this promise," the prime minister said on Wednesday.
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Humbly accept congratulations, crack open another ice-cold can of America and get ready to watch some fireworks.
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" But we humbly nominate this as the best line: "You want to get salty like the Dead Sea?
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On this day, the 10th annual celebration of World Goth Day, we humbly thank them for their service.
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" In Oklahoma, House Speaker Charles McCall tweeted that Nichols "was a very proud man, but he served humbly.
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All we humbly request is a similar photo when Ronan and Winslet finally get to filming next year.
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When he wondered, humbly, "maybe I could DH", it was unclear whether or not he was being delusional.
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We humbly submit that if you find yourself disagreeing with Beyoncé, you might want to rethink your position.
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For your spiritual and emotional well-being, I humbly submit to you the Official Lisa Frank Facebook page.
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I believe U.S. foreign assistance is an opportunity for each of us to walk humbly with our God.
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It's exactly the kind of phrase you expect from Cook's Apple: spoken humbly, but revealing a huge ambition.
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I humbly beg you your forgiveness, and pray you find the peace, healing, and closure, you all deserve.
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If you do smoke marijuana, I humbly suggest doing it in a ventilated area, away from your children.
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Walking into each room confident in your convictions but humbly aware that they are not the only convictions.
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And yet Burnett presents himself, whether humbly or cannily, as Trump's acolyte: Robin to Trump's Batman, he insists.
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If he does, I will return to this page and humbly admit that this prediction was proven wrong.
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If it pleases the reader, I would like to humbly offer an imitation of Billy Mitchell's public comments.
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Indeed, economists used humbly to admit they had pinned down their models by assuming one thing or another.
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I remember him kind of humbly laughing at getting into it, mainly due to him being very private.
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"She was going to get away with it," he says, simply and humbly, like the hero he is.
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The government would "listen to the opinions of members of the public humbly and seriously reflect", Lam said.
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Show your worth as a leader by humbly (yet confidently) stepping up and admitting failure when it happens.
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And remember, you have a calling to "do justly and love mercy and walk humbly with your God."
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" Humbly, as if ending a philosophy seminar, he concludes, "I will seriously need to reconsider my world view.
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Officials in Hong Kong reportedly said Saturday that they planned to "humbly" listen to demonstrators and acknowledge critique.
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The government would "listen to the opinions of members of the public humbly and seriously reflect," Lam said.
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At the foot of the stage, he is more humbly presented, and sung, by the countertenor Benno Schachtner.
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We humbly invite you to join us as we toast the best startups, leaders, and technology in the world.
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If you insist on bringing your cat the next time I fly, I humbly request that you fly coach.
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Oberlin, Ohio: Zuck mentioned he hopes to visit some universities, so I humbly suggest my alma mater, Oberlin College.
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It was then I finally decided to reach out to Zackary and humbly tell her I was a fan.
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"When I'm on Tinder and it says I'm 69, I don't get an answer," Ratelband, not-so-humbly, explained.
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In 2010, it was humbly introduced to the world as UberCab, which sounded a lot like just another app.
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I humbly offer myself as a leader who can give millions of disaffected Americans a conservative choice for President.
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"I humbly bow my head down to you," Rouhani said to his people in a tweet translated from Farsi.
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I humbly offer myself as a leader who can give millions of disaffected Americans a conservative choice for president.
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As humbly as I can say it, I just feel like every shot that I shoot is going in.
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The question is whether he will respond as his predecessors did: by humbly (or begrudgingly) accepting the court's will.
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I humbly add to his argument the fact that gifts lose their emotional value when they're purchased under duress.
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As punk was contracting, expanding, and gloriously deconstructing itself that year, a smaller subgenre snuck humbly into the mix.
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"I had humbly asked Chinese fans to write to express their anger and disagreement," Zhang told me via email.
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Well, we should humbly admit we're in virgin territory at a time when all the tectonic plates are shifting.
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Friends, delegates and fellow Americans: I humbly and gratefully accept your nomination for the presidency of the United States.
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But somehow, watching as she smiled humbly at the crowd of men in suits around her, I didn't mind.
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But In Myung-jin, the leader of Ms. Park's conservative Liberty Korea Party, said he "humbly respected" the ruling.
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You entered humbly into our worlds from the streets of the South Side of Chicago and galvanized a generation.
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It is a form of purism that can't tolerate difference because it can't humbly accept the mystery of truth.
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To fight it, I have humbly decided to retire from my position and go on vacation, probably to Cancún.
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"I grieve with you for your loss and suffering; and humbly and respectfully ask for your forgiveness," added Nicholson.
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It's time for Trump to channel his inner Teddy Roosevelt — by humbly building up a much more formidable stick.
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"I had no intention of disrespecting the Court and humbly apologize to the Court for the transgression," he said.
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With that in mind, we humbly suggest checking out Recode's three weekly podcasts: Recode Decode, Recode Media and Pivot.
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As Hardy tells it, DiCaprio believed Hardy would be nominated for the prestigious award, and Hardy humbly believed he wouldn't.
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However, quite humbly, they predict it will take the scene a good decade to mature to that sort of level.
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Humbly, it's also become a symbol of strength, resilience, heart, power and defiance to so many people around the world.
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Bey's legacy is unlikely to find a successor, but even he humbly acknowledges being a vessel for this artistic light.
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"We must accept the results humbly," said Hakubun Shimomura, a close Abe ally and head of the LDP's Tokyo chapter.
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Unfortunately, this writer can't say the same, as I humbly remember that time it was lost at an Airbnb. Anyway!
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After going through all of them, I humbly submit that the following are his very best and most impressive tweets.
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There's a full moon in Scorpio on the same day, which will keep you humbly balanced between home and work.
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"I'll say very humbly that there is no big AR platform out there not using Movidius," El-Ouazzane told me.
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All times ET. It's an eventful week, even if Monday's Gemini new moon puts you in a humbly quiet mood.
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He also added: I will humbly say this: I'm personally not doing this for anyone but my brother Paul Walker.
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"I extend my sincere apologies to the entire Gettysburg College community, and I humbly ask for your forgiveness," he said.
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And as we humbly sing 'Dayenu,' we are mindful that even the smallest blessings and slowest progress deserve our gratitude.
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" Vander Plaats added, a little ruefully, of Trump: "I believe his poll numbers would rise if he would walk humbly.
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The agents offered him several cans of food, and their last big bag of dry kibble, which he accepted humbly.
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I very humbly acknowledge the vast universe of musicians, artists, bands reaching back to the beginning of the twentieth century.
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We humbly hope that this service can bring some much-needed moments of respite for families during these difficult times.
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The cabin, built with an Emersonian deference to nature, is humbly picaresque, like a Wes Anderson still come to life.
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Still, if you're going to make one, may we humbly suggest you turn your attention to your relationship with technology.
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Odom -- who was leaving a launch party for Humbly cryptocurrency in L.A. -- has someone off the wall for that spot.
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A young man in a hot-pink turban raises his hands humbly as he sits crossed-legged on the floor.
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It feels more or less certain that we'll see a Tenth Anniversary Edition of the device, perhaps humbly named iPhone 8.
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Since attempting to tackle this formidable task is overwhelming, to say the least, we decided to humbly consult experts for help.
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" The letter concluded: "I humbly ask my fans to grow with me, as I learn more about myself and this industry.
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Mathrani then recapitalized the company with an additional $9003 billion in equity, which he humbly chalks up to an adrenaline rush.
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But Duterte also offered a slightly more self-effacing tone Tuesday, saying he would humbly serve the people of the Philippines.
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The Bible makes a lot of promises that you just have to humbly seek God, and he will restore your faith.
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So if you're going to write about the president, we humbly suggest using the very real photo of Trump seen below.
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"For my friend Hillary Clinton, I humbly accept my party's nomination to be vice president of the United States," he said.
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I humbly admit: Your tee is the fucking best and I never want to wear any other tee ever, ever again.
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"So I'm humbly asking: Will you rush $50 before the midnight deadline to help me qualify for the Democratic Presidential debates?"
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Yet a larger group eyes the midterms more humbly, recognizing Trump's poor popularity endangers the GOP's effort to retain the House.
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The event, "The Artist is Humbly Present", will take place at Christopher Stout Gallery in New York, New York on Jan.
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If not, and the Stars are still looking to for a trade partner, might I humbly suggest the New York Jets.
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"That's why we humbly say this is pretty exciting," Mike Zimmerman, Ionic's founder and the inventor of the material, told Axios.
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As I take to the road, I am humbly soliciting your help: What puzzles, frustrates or amazes you about this election?
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The street started out humbly in the early 2264th century as a muddy path in the Dutch colony of New Amsterdam.
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Though may I humbly suggest that bedtime is not the ideal moment for children or their parents to think about politics?
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Also conflating the humbly domestic and the grandly public is the Puerto Rico-based team of Jennifer Allora and Guillermo Calzadilla.
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I now humbly seek forgiveness and mercy and love -- not just for me, but for those I've hurt along my path.
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" In his speech before the parliament, Andrews said the government was "humbly, deeply sorry" for creating a "culture of darkness and shame.
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"We humbly plead for the lives and families of direct and indirect workers" who will suffer economically from the shutdown, she said.
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W.C. Fields wisely advised us all to "never work with animals or children," but we'd humbly suggest adding family to that list.
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So ask humbly, and when people engage, discuss their responses sincerely, and treat their time and energy as valuable, because it is.
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But even before all that, when he first tasted success in music and got his first $1,500 advance, he humbly spent it.
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" 'Traditional values ... betrayed' In her resignation letter, Shackelford told Tillerson that she "would humbly request that you follow me out the door.
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He announces a crush on Dawn Robinson from En Vogue in "Oh My God," then notes humbly that she probably doesn't care.
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I'm just humbly suggesting that we think about the question of how we spend (and trade) our time In this particular way.
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Ashbery may humbly profess that his own experiences can't possibly be of interest, but they are interesting, especially in Roffman's deft telling.
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I am a proud Democrat, but I can humbly admit that neither political party has a monopoly on the best policy ideas.
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"I'm not going to be able to act like I'm 123," Yow says, humbly downplaying his infamy as an intensely physical performer.
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I'm just here to release my music and I try to do it humbly, although I've never been accused of being humble.
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The other dish is, humbly enough, a plate of soupless pho noodles stir-fried with springy mushrooms, bitter greens and chopped scallions.
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If you have not yet bought your present for Father&aposs Day, may I humbly suggest, "The Geraldo Show: A Memoir," on sale.
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Colin Hanks is remembering Luke Perry — not as the actor we all know, but as a man who humbly and privately helped others.
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That [Guardians] does that better than other movies — and I want to say this humbly — is just a testament to [director] James Gunn.
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No matter how humbly contestants supplicate themselves at the altar of Bachelor Nation, their tears are normal, and, more importantly, they are entertainment.
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Knowing that this was opportunity people would kill for, we humbly accepted that we would do whatever it takes to make this happen.
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There's still the playful touches of psychedelia, but with a West Coast beat scene edge (to which he humbly credits Mndsgn's production chops).
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As such, I humbly propose that we measure the value of an AI based on its ability to contribute positive utility to people.
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"I suggest humbly to our friends and partners in Brussels to get on with it," he said after giving a speech in London.
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That quickly changed when asked to serve his country as the secretary of Commerce under President-elect Trump's leadership, which he humbly accepted.
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Why not humbly spare people from having to explain "golden showers" to their children if there's no evidence there is a pee tape?
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With that in mind, we humbly submit some guidance for proper behavior and salubrious spectating at the Check Your Privilege Invitational on Saturday.
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"I apologize and humbly ask your forgiveness for what my brother bishops and I have done and failed to do," Cardinal DiNardo wrote.
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"Let us also humbly acknowledge that, if we are honest with ourselves, we too can find the teachings of Jesus hard," he said.
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With the street protests entering a relative lull, she could have shown the public she was willing to listen humbly to her people.
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But just for this experiment, may I humbly suggest: Assume that no matter how real you think they are, they are just excuses.
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Mr. Ahn similarly said he was also "humbly accepting" the results, adding that he had failed to live up to his supporters' expectations.
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Mr. López Obrador must humbly accept that his strategy — summed up as "hugs, not bullets" — isn't working and that urgent action is required.
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"All Too Well" starts humbly enough, with a quiet guitar strum and mentions of innocent details, like a scarf in her boyfriend's drawer.
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"I humbly stand on stage for those who were stung by racism or sexism or any other insidious bias and persevered," Smith said.
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We have to humbly recognize this is not something that just gets fixed and you go back to the way it was before.
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Capping a four-day convention in Cleveland, the billionaire businessman and reality TV star said he "humbly and gratefully" accepted the Republican presidential nomination.
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At present, i am humbly asking for your generosity, in donating whatever you can, to help out during this very difficult time for me.
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We value our artistic freedom and always humbly seek to contribute to a more humane, conscious and ethical way to create in this world.
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Sundaram speaks humbly when discussing the biomimicry (biological inspiration), drawing one small piece of inspiration from nature as part of a long, ongoing process.
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We value our artistic freedom and always humbly seek to contribute to a more humane, conscious, and ethical way to create in this world.
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There are plenty of reasons to be pessimistic about the state of technology in 13, but I humbly offer you a beacon of light.
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He found several, created tracks around the samples, and then went about the difficult task of tracking each person down to humbly ask permission.
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But what sets this humbly selective photo publication apart from others of its kind is the curation: like, who the hell is Whitten Sabbatini?
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"I humbly thank them and I do have an extraordinary love for the holiday season, and it is the best time of the year."
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I humbly suggest, then, an alternative aphorism for shoppers: when you see a good product that you want and can afford, just buy it.
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Allow me to humbly suggest that we've finally found Trump's kryptonite: This elderly Wisconsin woman holding up a meme she printed off the internet.
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He may have done so quietly and humbly, leading by example rather than by sheer force of personality, but Roy Halladay was absolutely that.
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Dalton got his tips frosted at his grandmother's salon in north Texas, while Trent humbly waited tables at his family's small-town Mississippi restaurant.
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There's no superiority here, just an artist humbly baring himself before his audience, trusting them to understand, sympathize and receive his bid for intimacy.
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When it was finally Kaine's turn to speak, he began humbly and concentrated his praise on Clinton, only pivoting to praise for himself later.
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" South Korean Foreign Ministry spokesman Roh Kyu-deok said that "regardless of the Japanese government's stance, we take the investigation results seriously and humbly.
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The thoughts that have been expressed are accepted with the utmost seriousness and consideration, and we humbly wish to contribute to this needed conversation.
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"What it's done is it's helped us have a better Democratic conversation," she responded, humbly brushing past her now-iconic moment on the Senate floor.
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Now, after over ten years of incarceration and with less than 18 months to live, Madoff humbly asks this Court for a modicum of compassion.
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"I just felt this tugging that I had to do this and, humbly, I didn't think anybody could do it better than me," she says.
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If you just want to hang out with cool people who love tech, we humbly suggest that you buy a ticket and come hang out.
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SAN FRANCISCO — If you're all about "keeping it 100," allow us to humbly suggest buying this gigantic "50" statue from the most recent Super Bowl.
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We start, almost humbly, with free folk north of the wall, found dead within the first few minutes of episode 1 because of White Walkers.
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"The big picture is to get a production deal and make my own rosé and put Frosé in every market in America," Fields says humbly.
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"Saenuri Party humbly accepts the judgment of the people," party chief Kim Moo-sung told a meeting at which he announced he was stepping down.
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"Friends, delegates, and fellow Americans, I humbly and gratefully accept your nomination as president of the United States," Trump bellowed at almost ear-piercing volume.
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"I am humbly grateful to be honored at the @vh1 hiphop honors this year with my other sisters I feel so blessed & thankful," she shared.
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Cooke, which is privately owned, said in an email to Reuters that it "apologizes humbly for this accident," which is under investigation by state regulators.
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"We will look very seriously and thoughtfully and humbly at the way in which the voters have responded," Turnbull told reporters in Sydney on Sunday.
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But I'd humbly ask you to instead join the ticket of an experienced politician, preferably a progressive woman such as Kamala Harris or Elizabeth Warren.
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But I would like to humbly submit that early reports of its influence on Mr. Trump's re-election strength — or weakness — have been vastly overstated.
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Humbly, Jason Jason B. Rosenthal, who lives in Chicago, is the co-author of the forthcoming picture book "Dear Boy," written with his daughter Paris.
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Before the great gold curtain, he knelt humbly at her feet as he covered her extended hand with kisses and pressed it to his face.
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Once in a while he'd chime in with a zinger of a tweet and I'd share it humbly with the folks who kindly follow me.
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If this GIF has ever brought you joy in the past, I humbly ask you to consider making a donation to the National MS Society.
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The Avengers: Infinity War actor, 42, humbly addressed the reports of an incident he helped stop last November while on The Ellen DeGeneres Show on Monday.
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As I prepare to step away, I'd like to humbly remind you not to lose sight of what matters most: your fellow partners and our customers.
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If you are not giving back to the world with what you produce, if you are not living humbly for something, you are wasting your time.
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Frontman Tony Esposito, who is not the Stanley Cup-winning former goaltender for the Chicago Blackhawks, humbly admits that White Reaper haven't always been the best.
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From them, I humbly ask for forgiveness, as it was never my intention to cause them grief while engaging in a hobby on my personal time.
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We humbly suggest that his speech was more reminiscent of the ridiculous monologue that Will McAvoy delivered in the opening episode of Sorkin's criminally terrible Newsroom.
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In one comic, the big-eyed, line-drawn Sarah humbly chows down on a burrito while another woman basks in the vainglory of eating only organic.
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And it makes a great difference whether the believers' purpose is to self-righteously sharpen their blades against others, or to humbly educate and enlighten themselves.
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"While I have never been violent, I have been thoughtless and insensitive in some of my relationships over many decades and I sincerely and humbly apologize."
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While I have never been violent, I have been thoughtless and insensitive in some of my relationships over many decades and I sincerely and humbly apologize.
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As he told me in one of our last conversations, "Keep the funk alive DF," and (humbly speaking) that's what I intend to continue to do.
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Unlike famous codices that have their own names, like the Codex Sinaiticus, this one is known humbly as M.910, its accession number at the library.
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"We usually celebrate with joy and festivities, but with the tsunami, we can only pray humbly and not celebrate much for this year's Christmas," he said.
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So may I humbly suggest that asking if we should all buy Bitcoin is the wrong question, and that we should ask a different one instead.
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" [3:186] Another Quranic verse holds up as model Muslims "those who walk humbly on the earth, and who, when the foolish address them, reply, 'Peace.
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Your rug may lie humbly beneath all the carefully selected furniture you pile on top of it, but that doesn't mean its potential should be overlooked.
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But Garth's writing presents the city I live in and the culture I live in so objectively and so humbly, with a real sense of depth.
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So we humbly offer a little pro tip for our victim of horrors: Wellness program or not, a spa ain't a spa unless there's bubbly being poured.
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"I ask humbly to remember your children, their children & all children will be left to live w/the results of your decision," she tweeted at the president. .
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Far from being a wrecking ball, treating (1) your audience like the asset, (2) content like the product, and (3) profit as the goal can begin humbly.
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In light of Trump beginning his Tuesday by musing about North Korea, I humbly offer these simple suggestions for getting offline and living life to the fullest.
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Charles had a way of getting his point across so modestly and humbly, never raising his voice or slighting another who shared the television screen with him.
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I believe that when we are trapped by our inability to evolve, by our inability to empathize humbly and painfully with others, then we remain victims ourselves.
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Trump, who has boasted of having a bigger nuclear button than Kim does, must also humbly recognize that having greater power does not mean having greater leverage.
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Arresting a suspect who has been released on bail is highly uncommon, and Japanese prosecutors have said they "humbly" recognised any international criticism over the latest arrest.
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Can repenting of the harms done to LGBTQ people lead Christians to serve and love others not only more honestly and humbly but in more diverse ways?
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Amid all the careful laying in of detail that we authors humbly call "world-building," the language of law and policy does a special kind of work.
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In 2015, Professor Reinhardt humbly — and facetiously — announced that after reflecting on the global economic crisis that had occurred several years earlier, he was calling it quits.
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Arresting a suspect who has been released on bail is highly uncommon, and Japanese prosecutors have said they "humbly" recognized any international criticism over the latest arrest.
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" Boeing's chief executive, Dennis A. Muilenburg, said in a speech on Wednesday that "it is critical we take a step back to humbly look at our culture.
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"I'm an avid foodie and if I may humbly say, I'd also like to consider myself as one of the greatest foosball players to have ever lived."
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Smith humbly admitted on The Late Show with Jimmy Fallon that he was only able to do a few stunts on his own before calling for backup.
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"We humbly accept that the companies' understanding and view towards labor unions in the past fell short of society's expectations," Samsung Electronics and Samsung C&T said.
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"On Veterans Day, we acknowledge humbly that we can never serve our veterans in quite the same way that they served us, but we can try," Obama said.
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"Dear Black Friends of Social Media / This clueless white momma is humbly coming to you to ask your help with Haley's hair," Stephanie Hollifield wrote on Facebook Nov.
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Tim Kaine, vice presidential candidate "For my friend Hillary Clinton, I humbly accept my party's nomination to be vice president of the United States," the Virginia senator said.
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I humbly propose that incorporating any single one of these ideas would spice up an otherwise mediocre and incredibly familiar premise, but feel free to mix 'n' match.
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"We're working on things too that are, humbly I would say, similar and beyond what [the NFL] is already doing," Murphy says in reference to the new ball.
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I stand before Your Honor humbly and painfully aware that we are here today for one reason: Because of my actions that I pled guilty to on Aug.
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" Regarding the media, the Nebraska senator said reporters "humbly should not pretend that this story is about something that's going to be resolved in the next two hours.
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I think it's fair to say President Trump is someone who prefers to be given credit for more rather than humbly assume a lesser role as events unfold.
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If so, I would like to humbly suggest the new cover of The Velvet Underground's "After Hours" by Katie Crutchfield of Waxahatchee and Kevin Morby for this purpose.
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This is supposed to be a tremendous scandal, although I will humbly suggest that one small reason some grades are higher now is that students have gotten smarter.
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The veteran surgeon from Alaska was encouraging as I attempted to chop the onion into even cubes, as he had humbly done in less than 15 seconds flat.
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So he is staying in the United States, specifically in the Humbly Furnished Home for Ex-Consumer Columnists, a gated community with an unpublished address and good broadband.
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So may I humbly suggest that when a megalomaniacal leader howls and shrieks at critics, that is when institutional checks on that leader become a bulwark of democracy.
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Photograph by Mitch Epstein for The New Yorker When I called Hjelmbak, he described himself, "very humbly," as "one of the most influential celebrity brokers" in American entertainment.
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" And to the press, Sasse insisted: "The media humbly should not pretend that this story is about something that's going to be resolved in the next two hours.
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First thing that you can do is when you go in to give somebody feedback, make sure that you go in humbly, that you're open to being wrong.
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"We are requesting them (voters) humbly that they should turn out in large numbers," Kenyatta, the U.S.-educated son of Kenya's founding father, Jomo Kenyatta, said after voting.
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Makoto approaches this looming task analytically but like his father, the farm and its history are part of his identity—even if they'd both humbly shrug that off.
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If you're looking for a Halloween costume that's instantly recognizable but not totally played out, I'd like to humbly suggest looking to Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.
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Christopher L. SagersJames A. Thomas Distinguished Professor of Law, Cleveland State UniversityI humbly think that Amazon is a problem in more than one way—a potentially really big problem.
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Since 1998, when Bennett Miller's humbly made The Cruise became the first movie shot on digital video to be released in theaters, adventurous documentary filmmaking has exploded in America.
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The band's lyrics are sung in their native tongue, and the group have earned a strong following at home, describing themselves humbly as cult favorites of the Kathmandu Valley.
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Ovince St. Preux says he "humbly accepted" Daniel Cormier's offer to train him for the Jon Jones fight at UFC 197 ... but only in a small guest trainer capacity.
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Whatever Trump's team is actually planning, if they truly are looking to "fix" some of the inefficiencies in the intelligence community, I would humbly submit the following three ideas.
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"I grieve with you for your loss and suffering, and humbly and respectfully ask for your forgiveness," General Nicholson said, delivering an unusually unqualified apology for a wartime commander.
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Although he'd tell you otherwise—humbly insisting he's just offering a snapshot—Lawrence has established a definitive guide to a period of musical history that's notoriously tricky to define.
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The unlikeliest stars of New York's spring opera season were raised humbly in rural Pennsylvania on pop and country-western music, but they are already showing prima donna tendencies.
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If he were as smart as he believes himself to be, he'd step back, shut his mouth, and humbly defer to the scientists who know what they're talking about.
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Word of the Day adjective: humbly entreating noun: one praying humbly for something _________ The word suppliant has appeared in four New York Times articles in the past 10 years, including on May 22, 2008 in "Obama Declares Nomination Is 'Within Reach'" by Adam Nagourney and Jeff Zeleny: But most immediately, Mr. Obama faces the task of bringing the party back together, and finding the right tone to strike in being deferential to Mrs.
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Indeed, the NHS's long-term plan ends, ever so humbly, with a "provisional list of potential legislative changes for Parliament's consideration" that would, among other things, loosen current procurement rules.
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"I will humbly accept the position as your new CEO," the formidable King of Crunk wrote on Twitter, with caps lock on, mentioning that he was available to start immediately.
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After managing to defeat Darth Vader within a matter of seconds and sending a Stormtrooper reeling to the ground, he nonchalantly closed his toy weapon and humbly exited the stage.
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After the battle (this moment received the most enthusiastic applause during the Los Angeles premiere on April 10), Brienne kneels before Sansa and humbly asks to serve her once again.
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JUNE is usually a cheerful month for admen: they are scheduled to celebrate their feats at the humbly titled Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, which starts on June 18th.
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Moonshots are defined not only by their technical audacity but also by the moral courage needed to point at a seemingly insurmountable, significant problem and humbly begin to devise solutions.
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Before he died in 2015, Lee Kuan Yew made it public that he wanted the house, a humbly furnished home with retro furniture near the bustling Orchard shopping district, demolished.
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When Selma director Ava DuVernay found out that Dargis had coined the term in her honor, she let us all know on Twitter that she was humbly surprised. Wow. Floored.
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Dej Loaf preaches the virtue of family, and Kodak Black — out of jail but still facing a criminal sexual conduct charge in South Carolina — humbly offers thanks for his talents.
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Honestly there is nothing funnier than Nicki Minaj showing up on the hymn to stunt about owning jet-skis, before humbly thanking God for the fact that she owns them.
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I want to be on the right side of history and work against fascism, but I also want to humbly approach issues with the understanding that I could be wrong.
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The town hall in which the elected official humbly presents himself — likely not in an actual town hall building — to performatively listen to what constituents have to say works much better.
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Michaels humbly accepted the trophy, expressing that he has the best job in New York City because he gets to work with people like those who honored him at the event.
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If a Mean Girls 3 ever were to happen, I humbly suggest we hand the writing duties off to Kim Kardashian — she certainly knows how to craft quite the clap back.
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So, as a stop-gap until we decide to do something about climate change, might I humbly suggest that we try to curb the amount of crap flowing into our water?
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"The more powerful you are, the more your actions will have an impact on people, the more responsible you are to act humbly," said the pontiff, while seated at a desk.
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"My family has been overwhelmed by the outpouring of support and now humbly asks for the community's help with our existing and continuing expenses," Phil Cofer continued in the GoFundMe post.
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The marks she left us and the inspiration, smiles, shock and awe she would humbly deny are true gifts from a place we won't know until we reach the other side.
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"This game is the biggest social crusade of all, as we safeguard the weak and helpless from violent human aggression," The Smiths frontman said humbly in a statement issued by PETA.
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We never see that in the girls' neighborhood, which seems like a relic of the more-distant past with humbly sewn clothing — can we talk about poor Lenù's homemade bathing suit?
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I humbly say we have the most international racing product on a day-to-day basis, if you look at the horses, trainers and jockeys, but the H.K.I.R. is another spike.
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She humbly reminds you, however, that what you consider a threadbare and smelly old blanket may be, for others, a treasured memory that they are now lovingly passing down to you.
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"I call upon the people of the United States to pause on that day in solemn contemplation of the glorious blessings of freedom which we humbly and thankfully enjoy," he wrote.
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"I humbly appeal to all of you to ensure the pledges that were made (to UNRWA) are indeed transferred," the head of UNRWA Pierre Krahenbuhl told Arab League delegates in Cairo.
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I'm a firm believer in second or third chances because I've burned bridges in my career and my personal life to where I've had to humbly ask for a second chance.
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While I'm glad that Aubrey Plaza's boss got his photo in the end, I would humbly suggest that now is the time to use it in whatever blackmailing capacity he can.
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Pratt, 38, took the stage where he humbly accepted the award and gave an impassioned speech that not only highlighted his belief in God, but interjected some of his trademark absurd humor.
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And humbly and with great humility, he introduced himself over and over and over and over again to the American people, and I think what they picked up in him was authenticity.
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But we humbly offer that business software is a pretty big economic driver too — you just have to work a little harder to figure out the implications for businesses and the markets.
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Podrick humbly returns back to Tyrion and Bronn after his night of bliss, and reveals that the sex workers had refused to accept the gold because he was that good in bed.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Pope Francis made a surprise appearance at a TED talk conference on Tuesday, urging powerful leaders "to act humbly" and said he hoped technological innovation would not leave people behind.
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The second: If he gets any good pictures of women — with a "little in the middle, and if she's got much back" — Mix humbly requests that Nichols "give them the new number."
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Please, allow me to say it loud and clear: the more powerful you are, the more your actions will have an impact on people, the more responsible you are to act humbly.
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Speaking in the twilight of his administration, Obama humbly admitted that this historical moment required the kind of concerted action that transcended mere words, even those coming from a sitting American president.
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You're sure to hit a wall, especially around communication, but you can overcome it, Capricorn, by humbly accepting that you don't know everything and that you don't always have the final say.
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At a time when people at all levels of the music industry are trying to figure out how it all works, Youngblood has casually, humbly, and matter-of-factly cracked the code.
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"Vale humbly acknowledges that, whatever we have been doing, it has not worked, as a dam has collapsed," CEO Fabio Schvartsman told lawmakers in Brazil's lower house, who are investigating the tragedy.
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Humbly speaking, now having read it in its entirety: the memo can't be considered the proverbial "smoking gun," and, so far, it has not resulted in irreparable damage to our intelligence institutions.
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"The HKSAR Government will listen to the opinions of members of the public humbly and seriously reflect," the statement said, referring to the city's formal name, the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.
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"We humbly request our CM Jayalalithaa to declare Friday as a public holiday, which will enable people to watch the movie in comfort, without the hassle of taking leave," the petition states.
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Before he died in 2015, the founding father of modern Singapore made it public that he wanted the house, a humbly furnished home with retro furniture near the bustling Orchard shopping district, demolished.
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Unlike New Zealand's other great 20th Century adventurer, mountaineer Edmund Hillary, Batten never returned home to humbly go about having a family, and there's an uncomfortable sense history has judged her for that.
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I humbly submit to you, readers, that this Pikachu is a space and time anomaly aging with the franchise, a Dorian Gray of Pokémon products enabling the mascot version to remain ever popular.
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Despite the current flight of comedians into podcasting, UYDstays humbly afloat by accepting their outsider status, and continuing to put out a comedy gem that hasn't changed in the decade it's been on.
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Widowed at 31 when my father died from a rare virus, my mother quietly and humbly shouldered the burden of being a single mom, and the economic challenges that come along with it.
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In a surprise TED talk address Tuesday, Pope Francis advised those who had power to act humbly, while appealing for society to not leave individuals behind as the scientific and technological age advances.
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Tonight I gather humbly with you, as a human being, in peace and sincerity, in commitment and solidarity, to take a real moment and mourn the tragic loss of these innocent, beautiful people.
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At a news conference on Wednesday, Foreign Minister Kang Kyung-wha said her ministry "humbly" accepted the panel's conclusion that the government had failed to represent the victims' demands when negotiating the deal.
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Now a massive, intercontinental endeavor with outposts in Los Angeles, Hong Kong and beyond, this blockbuster of a hip-hop festival began humbly, just over four years ago, at a warehouse in Miami.
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The ultimate comfort of the eclipse may be that it will remain safely out of the control of fallible humans left to mark its midday path, humbly or not, in the contrary darkness.
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While some guests on Hot Ones talk themselves up during the intros, Koshy humbly plays her spice tolerance down, mentioning that she enjoys a dab of hot sauce on her food at times.
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After driving the GTR, I didn't hesitate for a second to ask, to which they humbly said that it's seconds faster than their own McLaren 720S GT3 car, and still had some headroom.
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And while he's humbly unwilling to take credit for South Florida's current status as a SoundCloud rap hub, he concedes that Port Of Miami cemented him in the city's historic hip-hop lineage.
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Maybe that's in part because the experience of practicing medicine has left me humbly aware of the much more severe pain that other people suffer, but maybe I'm just being my mother's daughter.
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"Please, allow me to say it loud and clear: the more powerful you are, the more your actions will have an impact on people, the more responsible you are to act humbly," he said.
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So Drink Company president Derek Brown humbly asked Balsac the Jaws of Death, Beefcake the Mighty, and Jizmak Da Gusha to visit D.C. and help to eliminate the decorations in a fit of bloodlust.
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I humbly suggest that in this flurry to slash red tape, one Environmental Protection Agency protection should stay in place: the one protecting the Bristol Bay fishery in Alaska from the controversial Pebble Mine.
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The orchestra handled this deftly, animated and evocative in orchestral passages like the "Lonely Town Pas de Deux" and the second act dream ballet, but humbly in the background as it accompanied the actors.
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Just when you thought it was safe to relax, for no further new TV shows were coming to humbly request your eyeballs, The CW decided to start premiering most of its shows this week.
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"I would say, humbly, we've really had a measurable impact on how the RPG community is viewed," Riegel, known for his voice acting on TV shows like "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" and "DuckTales," said.
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Focus on groups that work with local candidates — we humbly suggest our own group, Run for Something, of course, but any will do — or groups that engage young people and/or communities of color.
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In another, he writes of a young Tim Buckley humbly hesitating to accept payment after a performance at the Folklore Center, eventually taking the money, only to spend it on a cab ride home.
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"I humbly ask for your mandate on Wednesday ... to complete the journey which we all started together," Mahama told thousands of supporters at the end of the ruling party's campaign ahead of Wednesday's vote.
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Thus humbly situated and desperately sleep deprived, one morning I hallucinated that we had installed a pulley system in our bedroom rafters to swing our addicted child from the comfort of our flannel sheets.
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"Because I grew up Cambodian in LA, I've been exposed to many doughnut shops, and even more doughnut variations, subtleties, and recipes, so I have a really high standard for doughnuts," Uy tells me, humbly.
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The 20-year-old kickboxer looked lightning fast, strong and scary athletic when he showed off his skills in the ring ... and then humbly told reporters he's just hoping to land a shot on Floyd.
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This is by no means a definitive list of every dongle ever made (I humbly open my mailbox to the best and worst there is to offer.) Where do I even begin with this dongle?
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For them, I humbly request that we ban Amal Clooney from any and all red carpets, and burn her on the stake for wearing not one, but two different dresses to this year's Met Gala.
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When it seemed the jury would be hung, he used his negotiating skills to thoughtfully, carefully and humbly walk his fellow jurors through the facts of the case and the standards of our legal system.
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" She then added her thanks to the International Tennis Federation, whom Bleacher Report states is investigating the incident, writing: "I humbly thank the ITF for any consideration given to all the facts in this case.
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" She continued: "Tonight, I gather humbly with you as a human being in peace, in sincerity, in commitment, in solidarity, to take a real moment and mourn the tragic loss of these innocent, beautiful people.
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I stand before your Honor humbly and painfully aware that we are here today for one reason: Because of my actions that I pled guilty to on August 21, and as well on November 29.
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She shied away from mentioning the Braun and Borchetta incidents, but humbly pointed out how much work she'd put into her music career over the last decade and how much her fans meant to her.
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In my opinion, only each individual can humbly accept the weight of those crimes and make personal amends wherever possible, to persons who have inherited the effects of those crimes and who suffer from them.
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My dream day would begin with a moment of reverence before Caravaggio's humbly ravishing "Madonna di Loreto" in the Basilica di Sant'Agostino before I settled into a leather chair in the Angelica's main reading room.
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I might humbly suggest that answering a Craigslist ad from some anonymous person who wants to go play Pokémon Go at 1 o'clock in the morning might not be a smart idea, but you do you.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada may have inspired the trend: He put his hand to his heart so humbly and so often before cheering audiences during his campaign last year, it became almost a trademark.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — The biggest corruption investigation in Latin America history began, humbly enough, at a Brazilian gas station, but as it steamrollered across the region, it took down top government officials and corporate titans alike.
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Lastly, the United States is uniquely positioned as an imperfect but experienced leader on democracy to speak both humbly and confidently about the importance of this form of government to deal with the world's current challenges.
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"I will not be seeking re-election to Congress in 2020, and I humbly ask you for your support for my candidacy for President of the United States," Gabbard said in a campaign video released late Thursday.
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I am truly sorry that we have let down our users and community in this instance, and humbly ask our passengers and drivers to please allow us to keep improving the safety and reliability of our service.
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Trump then brought his one-man show to a close, bragging that when he makes it to the White House, he will be "more presidential than anybody" -- with the possible exception of Abraham Lincoln, he humbly added.
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Afterwards, Melnyk very humbly asked if anyone would like to buy his CDs, and laid out a tatty cardboard box of various albums, most of which had a picture of him on the front looking kinda pensive.
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But as cloud commerce becomes an even-hotter sector for entrepreneurs and investors, we humbly offer a few tips in terms of market dynamics that entrepreneurs should look out for as they're figuring out their business models.
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Humbly, Madeline Sayoc Cesar Sayoc of Aventura, Florida, is accused of mailing as many as 16 packages carrying suspected explosives to CNN offices and prominent Democrats, including ex-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and President Barack Obama.
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This is partly due to the lasting fame of Darwin's opus, "On the Origin of Species," but some argue it is also due to Wallace's extraordinary modesty — he lauded Darwin's work and humbly downplayed his own contributions.
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" A post shared by Under Armour (@underarmour) on Oct 7, 2018 at 8:47am PDT Plank and Frisk wrote to employees that they believe "your voice is critical and we continue to listen humbly and act decisively.
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"Her most sustained work of art," the maison, as they humbly refer to it, is a stage set for Hankie to command, a backdrop against which to dispense tea and cucumber sandwiches and increasingly hollow-sounding Hankieisms.
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Clinton vowed to campaign differently here this time around, holding small events with handpicked voters to learn about the lives and issues for voters here — and to be shown doing so, humbly and thoughtfully, in Iowa television newscasts.
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"To have the honorary KBE conferred on me by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth and presented to me personally by His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales is an honor I have humbly accepted," Lauren said in a statement.
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He and his boss, Charles Li of Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEx), then had to humbly listen as Michael Farmer, guest speaker and copper market legend, spelt out exactly why the exchange's traditional users are so unhappy.
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" In another statement made last week that was released by Dairy Queen and obtained by the Post – before his rights were terminated – Chrichton said, "I would like to sincerely and humbly apologize for my recent words and actions.
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Virgin Galactic is actively trying to get a Spaceport built in the UK. Given space tourism's track record in New Mexico, we might humbly suggest to our British friends that they make the billionaires pay for it themselves.
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We humbly present a list of the best bones to pop up in the video game world, inside of a body all x-ray style or independently walking the world because skin shouldn't be a prerequisite for adventure.
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Perry humbly went back on his call to scrap the Energy Department—a pledge he made during his 2012 presidential bid—in his confirmation hearing, which ultimately helped him solidify a large majority of votes during Thursday's vote.
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Pasadena is a little different, so I think the sound that I've humbly cultivated comes from a different state of mind but within LA. From the suburbs of LA. It's a little bit more sophisticated, but still banging.
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The Hill has contacted the Trump campaign to ask if the speech below is what he plans to give: Friends, delegates and fellow Americans: I humbly and gratefully accept your nomination for the presidency of the United States.
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When our co-workers ask us questions, we're more likely to develop a positive opinion of them because we see that they're humbly turning to us as someone they perceive as having valuable knowledge, according to Mr. Staats.
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The abuses the clergy committed, and their tendency to seek exaltation by parishioners instead of humbly serving and accompanying them through troubles, cost the church a country where it once had more than 90 percent attendance at Mass.
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So, on behalf of the innumerable FBI employees, past and present, that I humbly represent in this open letter, I'd like to take this opportunity to explain why I left the FBI to teach at St. John's University.
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And if you're not dreaming of Jamal Crawford putting dudes in the spin cycle while the And 1 announcer screams "oh baby" and runs in place, I humbly submit that you try to dream a little bit harder.
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Today, I humbly suggest an alternative to soft blocks, subtweets and unfollowing Finstas: Deactivate your social media accounts post-breakup, have a trusted friend change the passwords, and avoid looking back for as long as you can stand it.
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Pai started his talk rather humbly, telling the crowd that he had flown to Europe in to "listen more than talk," but quickly switch gears to defend his controversial moves over his first five weeks in his new role.
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The family accepted the award for reality show of 2018, where they thanked fans and humbly paid respects at the beginning of their speech to victims of some of the more tragic events that have transpired as of late.
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He humbly admitted that he might not do well in a mile race, he talked about how intimidation isn't a legitimate way of getting an edge, and discussed how the 2020 Olympics seem too far away, even for him.
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An illustration on the wall text shows llama and human both safely suspended from the bridge's braids: Every year's bridge starts humbly with the harvest of the local Jarava ichu grass, also known as feathergrass for its delicate blades.
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As I sit down for a one-on-one chat after the studio session, she—as if to prove my point—unleashes a ferocious yawn, and humbly requests a grande iced coffee with soy and sweetened ("not unsweetened, and sweetened").
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"I sit here humbly before you today, a pretty heartbroken man in light of recent circumstances and things that were said about me in a long, rambling rant that was highly erroneous and had many lies in it," he said.
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That would of course include his visit to Mexico last week where he praised Mexican-Americans and his trip to an African American church in Detroit this past weekend where he spoke humbly and warmly to the community as a whole.
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We humbly hope that our little boy can serve as an inspiration to those struggling with infertility, and demonstrate throughout his life that no matter what obstacles are in your path, with the right team working beside you, anything is possible.
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Over a scene of bucolic family life, the narrator tells us that Dick and Lynne Cheney retired from the pursuit of power to write books for the public betterment and live humbly (if wealthily), as the credits begin to roll.
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"It's more than cool as hell, it's heavenly, it's great, it's magnificent and God is using me as a human being as humbly as I can put it he's using me to show off," West continued about his influence on marriage.
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But after picking up a camera and humbly beginning to shoot streetwear, the photographer was pulled into Atlanta's trap scene through a series of encounters so unbelievably fortuitous they should probably be turned into a treatment for another TV series pilot.
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"We humbly welcome and are grateful for the assistance of the whole people of God in holding us accountable," the bishops' statement said, adding, "We cannot content ourselves that our response to sexual assault within the church has been sufficient."
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And it led to criticism that Ms. Merkel, while leading humbly, was no less the hegemon — prioritizing German interests; manipulating European Union institutions to Germany's abiding benefit; turning southern countries into captive export markets; tightening the hold of German banks.
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"I humbly urge all my colleagues in the Foreign Ministry and Iran's foreign missions to be fully committed to defending the country and avoid taking such measures," Zarif said in a message to the ministry's personnel, Iran state media IRNA reported.
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The daughter of impoverished Jewish immigrants from Poland, she grew up humbly in the Bronx, sometimes on public assistance, but excelled in school — winning scholarships, finding a mentor in a future Nobel laureate and earning advanced degrees at leading universities.
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But what has set them apart, whether it's Victoria Beckham or Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen at The Row, is that they have done so in part by renouncing their low culture past and humbly pledging their troth to design.
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In total, Trump's proposed federal budget for financial year 2018 — humbly titled "America First: A Budget Blueprint to Make America Great Again" — makes a case for $4.3 trillion in cuts and $717 billion in additional spending over the next decade.
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Even Baron Davis glowed about the 30-year-old when we got him out in L.A., saying, "He's been humbly doing it for a while so it's good to see him have that game that put him back in everybody's conversation."
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We spoke with Dietrick about the ever-awe-inspiring region in which he hosts Desert Stars, why he likes the idea of maintaining a humbly sized festival, and why eating a handful of mushrooms may or may not be a great idea.
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EditorsNote: Fix 3: eliminates word in second graph Pistons beat Timberwolves like a Drummond MINNEAPOLIS — Detroit Pistons center Andre Drummond sat in his locker stall after Friday night's game in Minnesota and humbly remarked that the ball simply kept coming his way.
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It's the Humble Freedom Bundle, and the company isn't shy about the motivation behind it: We humbly remember that the United States is a nation of immigrants, and we proudly stand with developers, authors, and charities that champion liberty and justice for all.
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I get the feeling, though, that Charlotte residents would have liked it better if they had woken up this morning to images of hundreds of protesters humbly on their knees rather than hurling rocks and bottles and starting fires in their city.
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I humbly call on all members of our government to be the statesmen and women our country desperately needs at this critical time and to leave no stone unturned in seeking the release of every American held hostage and wrongfully detained abroad.
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"Allow me to say it loud and clear: the more powerful you are, the more your actions will have an impact on people, the more responsible you are to act humbly," said Pope Francis in a recorded broadcast to an audience in Vancouver.
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On August 23rd, a week after he had filmed himself humbly sitting on the floor of a "ram-packed" train carriage, the rail company in question released CCTV footage of Mr Corbyn walking past empty seats on the way to film his piece.
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I've long believed that the great gulf in religion is not so much from one faith to another, but rather between sanctimonious cranks of any creed who point fingers and those of any religion who humbly seek inspiration to live better lives.
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Because the US healthcare system is so complex, Duffy advises newcomers to start humbly, learning how the system works piece by piece and developing an understanding of how each player — from patients and providers to consultants and insurers — fits into the whole.
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In his last will, part of which was released by Lee Hsien Yang on Thursday, Lee Kuan Yew, who ruled Singapore for three decades, said he wanted his house, a humbly furnished home near the bustling Orchard shopping district, to be demolished.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea said on Thursday it "humbly accepts" there is no evidence North Korea diverted wages paid to its workers by South Korean firms in a now-closed border industrial park to bankroll its weapons programs as the previous government asserted.
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Even as an adult, for a long time, she lived in New York with a group of friends as the sole "artist" in a group of "musicians" and pursued her songwriting humbly, even as she was surrounded by a flurry of activity.
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The exhibition, installed humbly with small prints and cases of ephemera alongside computer stations at the Flatbush college, is a traveling show from the International Center of Photography (ICP), which honored her with the Cornell Capa Award at the 2011 ICP Infinity Awards.
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Governor Andrew Cuomo laid out a massive renovation plan for New York City's busiest transportation hub earlier this month, and as a man of the people, I would like to humbly propose the following overhauls for Mr. Cuomo and the city of New York's consideration:
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Obtaining answers to where a person's 'line' on viewing what can be controversial types of content lies is now on Facebook's product roadmap — explicitly stated by CEO Mark Zuckerberg in a lengthy blog post last week, not-so-humbly entitled 'Building a global community'.
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Might Miss Manners humbly suggest the obvious: having a talk with your parents to confirm your gender and say that you want to be introduced as such, with a chance for them to ask questions and the hope that they will listen to the answers?
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Lam said she would "listen humbly" to help bring an end to the protests but also reinforced the importance of the "one country, two systems" framework under which China rules Hong Kong and which brooks no challenge to the ruling Communist Party's ultimate authority.
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I'm just in a place in my life where humbly I like to celebrate it because my hope would be that maybe it inspires some young kid out there to know that you can come from a trailer park and you can totally make it.
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I humbly ask that The Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation call on Google's representative for the hearing, Mr. Keith Enright, to respond to the sincere and credible concerns of the coalition of 14 human rights organizations who drafted an August 28th Open Letter To Google.
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"We humbly request that you consider the reality under which HMAP was first conceptualized, compare it to the one we face today, and then consider our proposal to extend the program from its original one-semester plan to a two-semester plan," they wrote in the letter.
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"With prejudice to all our rights and contentions, we would like to humbly submit that the fare charged per kilometre on the Uber platform within Delhi will not exceed the government-prescribed fare applicable in Delhi," said Gagan Bhatia, the company's general manager (North-Uber India).
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Bloomberg has all the one-percenter friendly details:What it now humbly calls "sleeping pods" are six heated fiberglass domes, with bamboo headboards, Saarinen chairs, fur throws, and en suite bathrooms stocked with sustainable Lost Explorer-brand toiletries, created by a scion of the de Rothschild family.
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Standouts like "The Crow" bear these moments throughout—this handworn quiltworks of humbly recorded instrumentations coming together with the simple bliss of the last couple of generations of home recording geniuses—people like Sparklehorse, Elliott Smith, Lou Barlow, and Henry's supremely talented labelmates on Double Double Whammy.
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But when he enters the room, humbly dressed in well-fitted jeans and a button-down shirt, all I can think to ask is whether, despite all his success, he still sometimes feels like the fat, insecure guy he left behind on that mountain in Tibet.
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"Now that we have recognized evolution as a theory, I would simply and humbly ask, can we teach it as such, and can we also consider teaching other theories of the origin of species?" then-congressman Pence said in a speech to the House of Representatives.
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But I would humbly suggest that our marriage, and our family, has brought more good into the world than harm and that on the whole our little family does not deserve to be compared to the device that killed nearly 200,000 people in Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
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"To our colleagues in federal government, I humbly suggest that at this time, instead of arguing with football players, instead of obsessing how to take health care from the poor in this country, why don't we put the politics aside and focus on helping Americans?" he said.
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" ---- Japan quake: it could have been even worse By Leonardo Seeber "As the shaking got louder, I was looking at the walls around us wobble and crackle and I became humbly appreciative of the rule-abiding mind-set projected by the thick columns of reinforced concrete.
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"Reaction to my tweets today on #sexharassment makes clear I didn't sufficiently explain that this is a horrendous problem long hidden-Harassers are deviants who deserve what is coming to them-Often victims are too frightened to come forward in a timely fashion-I humbly apologize," he wrote.
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"As I humbly return to being a member of this team with an opportunity to get back to playing this game I love, I realize in order for me to reach my full potential my primary focus must remain on my sobriety and mental well-being," Gordon added.
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Sheriff Woods, who had pledged to "seek justice, love, mercy and walk humbly" when he was sworn into office in 2017, told the Ocala Star-Banner that the string of deaths "doesn't mean there's any major problem," adding that he's merely being "proactive" by bringing in outside experts.
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Billed as an exploration of the impact of mandatory sentencing and long incarceration, The Return just listens to its subjects as they talk, humbly and with a remarkable lack of defensiveness or anger, about how they wound up in their situation, and what they see as the next steps.
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But before Munch's Make-Believe Band leaves for good, we humbly offer you the fascinating 45-year saga that has brought our bedraggled robot friends to the brink of extinction—a tangled web of ambition, rivalry, and a prodigal inventor who couldn't catch a break to save his life.
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Taking the stage to accept the award for his song "God's Plan," the rapper admitted it was "the first time in Grammys history where I actually am who I thought I was for a second," humbly adding that he "definitely didn't think [he] was winning anything" this year.
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In "A New Breed of Opera Diva: Sheep," Michael Cooper reveals more about the animal stars of the opera: The unlikeliest stars of New York's spring opera season were raised humbly in rural Pennsylvania on pop and country-western music, but they are already showing prima donna tendencies.
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Following is a transcript of Donald J. Trump's remarks at the Republican National Convention, as prepared for delivery on Thursday by the campaign: Donald J. Trump Republican Nomination Acceptance Speech Friends, delegates and fellow Americans: I humbly and gratefully accept your nomination for the presidency of the United States.
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"I have humbly opened myself up to the people of this state and I have asked them to forgive me and let me continue to do the things that they elected me for twice and that's to try to make their lives better," Bentley said, according to reports.
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"When so many women came forward to describe what Harvey had done to them, I had to confront my cowardice and humbly accept that my story, as important as it was to me, was nothing but a drop in an ocean of sorrow and confusion," Hayek wrote Wednesday.
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Here's a quick rundown of the past month in Trump: Black History Month is supposed to be a time in which the country humbly reflects back on, well, black history: the heroes who made America better, the key historical moments, and the systemic racism that's plagued this country since its founding.
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He may be wearing a black ceramic Defy El Primero 21, and promoting a Defy El Primero 21 Full Diamond, but Mr. Chan's love of watches began quite humbly, with a cheap plastic Superman watch that he got as a child ("I was able to choose it," he said rather triumphantly).
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I realize that Mad Men came out in 2007, but if you would like to shut off your brain while the coronavirus continues to march on, might I humbly suggest you fast-forward to Season 7 and bask in the glory of Don Draper slowly deciding to fuck it all?
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As a Christian, I find that the Bible's Book of Micah offers a guiding principle of doing right: "He has shown you, O man, what is good, and what does the Lord require of you, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with your God" (emphasis added).
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A Royal Christmas illustrates some early examples of the family portraits they have been using for decades to update family and friends — a practice started by the Queen's parents, George VI and Queen Elizabeth, when they were more humbly titled the Duke and Duchess of York and raising young Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret.
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When Donald Trump took the stage in Cleveland on Thursday night and said the words that sealed the deal—"I humbly and gratefully accept your nomination for the presidency of the United States"—I like to imagine that the Republicans in the room who endorsed him out of expedience experienced a familiar sense of dread.
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So let me humbly suggest this three-part code of conduct for spoilers, one that will apply at all times, across all spaces, forever and ever, no matter how old something is, like even if it's The Odyssey or something (spoiler alert: Odysseus makes it home): Most of us already do all of the above.
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" I want to CONGRATULATE all the AMAZING songwriters who have been inducted into the 2019 "Song Writers Hall of Fame🙌🏾🙌🏾 also those who were nominated because their body of work is AMAZING🙌🏾 I AM SO HUMBLY GRATEFUL to now be inducted also🙏🏾 I ❤️you all🤗 #SHOF2019 ✍🏾 pic.twitter.
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Most of them are very understanding and willing to help out (once, a female care-aid even offered to give me a hand job, which I humbly accepted), but I understand that everyone has different morals and personal boundaries and would never ask a care-aid to do anything he or she isn't comfortable with.
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" The statement said that the government was willing to "engage in dialogues, premised on the legal basis and under a peaceful atmosphere with mutual trust," and added that in the wake of the extradition bill crisis which kicked off the protests, it has "learned its lesson and will humbly listen to and accept criticism.
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He and his team prevailed with a series of smart decisions and a conviction — borne out by the results — that even in these viciously polarized times, there remain voters who are moved less by partisan fever than by whether a candidate seems to be duly and humbly focused on them and their particular problems.
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" Following his tweets, Rivera issued an apology Wednesday evening after receiving backlash: "Reaction to my tweets today on #sexharassment makes clear I didn't sufficiently explain that this is a horrendous problem long hidden-Harassers are deviants who deserve what is coming to them-Often victims are too frightened to come forward in a timely fashion-I humbly apologize.
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But the main point here is marketing, and since the "Not a Socialist" hat has already sold out, I'd like to humbly throw out some ideas for new merch to follow this groundswell of GOD-I-HOPE ironic uptake on the Bloomberg message: Mike Bloomberg: Not a Democrat Mike Bloomberg: Not a Fan of POC // It's Frisky Business!
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"What we have seen in open, a public part of a report by one of the agencies, special agencies, of the United States, and I would humbly say that it's not a paper of a high quality in terms of being really trustful," he said, referring to the heavily censored January intelligence report into Russian cyberhacking activities during the 2016 campaign.
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Packages of spiders and scorpions that have been euthanized after being shipped from Northern Europe and arriving in Australia in mid-March (Australian Department of Agriculture and Water Resources)Since Australia already has more than its fair share of animals that are capable of killing humans, we might humbly suggest that any smugglers try to send Australia something it actually needs next time.
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The first family of reality TV — Kris Jenner, Kourtney Kardashian, Kim Kardashian West, Khloé Kardashian and Kendall Jenner (no sign of Kylie Jenner) — accepted the award Sunday night for reality show of 2018, where they thanked fans and humbly paid respects at the beginning of their speech to victims of some of the more tragic events that have transpired as of late.
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" She makes her joy autobiographical — and musically experimental, with wandering harmonies and eccentric percussion — in "Pete Davidson," a minute-long track named after her fiancé (a "Saturday Night Live" comedian) that exults, "Gonna be happy, happy," and in "Successful," which un-humbly brags, "It feels so good to be so young and have this fun and be successful/I'm so successful!
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I am not a scientist, but I "humbly" propose that humility is shaped early in one's life, especially by being exposed to greatness that makes one feel small: a walk along the mighty ocean, exploring the works of great literary or artistic masters, spiritual enlightenment, but most of all to be profoundly influenced by a role model who demonstrates compassion, empathy and kindness.
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Graciously and humbly accept your promotion and new role and be sure to use this as an opportunity to prove to your bosses that they made the right call — don't forget, at some point in the future you might be facing the promotion question once again, and you want to make sure that you have a solid case for why it's once again well deserved.
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" Reaction to my tweets today on #sexharassment makes clearI didn't sufficiently explain that this is a horrendous problemlong hidden-Harassers are deviants who deserve what is comingto them-Often victims are too frightened to comeforward in a timely fashion-I humbly apologize — Geraldo Rivera (@GeraldoRivera) November 30, 2017 Following his tweets, Fox News issued a statement about Rivera: "Geraldo's tweets do not reflect the views of FOX News or its management.
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" Reaction to my tweets today on #sexharassment makes clearI didn't sufficiently explain that this is a horrendous problemlong hidden-Harassers are deviants who deserve what is comingto them-Often victims are too frightened to comeforward in a timely fashion-I humbly apologize — Geraldo Rivera (@GeraldoRivera) November 30, 2017 Fox News also issued a statement about Rivera: "Geraldo's tweets do not reflect the views of FOX News or its management.
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Most Korean architects no longer fully adhere to pungsu-jiri — the geomantic design principles that call for spatial arrangements such as a mountain at your back and a stream to the front — but the connections between hanok and nature remain deeply rooted; if the high-rise apartment is humanity's attempt to transcend the confines of earth, then the hanok humbly embraces the natural terrain, its rooflines echoing the foothills' ridges.
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In 2015, his son and potential successor Naruhito appeared to take the same position: "I myself did not experience the war... but I think that it is important today, when memories of the war are fading, to look back humbly on the past and correctly pass on the tragic experiences and history Japan pursued from the generation which experienced the war to those without direct knowledge," he said publicly, and a little controversially.
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" Pauline Durant, an individual of exceptional piety, placed the cornerstone for Wellesley's initial structure in a tin container with an inscribed Bible that "this building is humbly dedicated to our Heavenly Father with the hope and prayer that He may always be first in everything in this institution; that His word may be faithfully taught here; and that He will use it as a means of leading precious souls to the Lord Jesus Christ.
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She didn't found Staples, but she did start and scale its "delivery business," as she humbly calls it, to the point where it became the fourth largest e-commerce company in the U.S. At a time when more nimble startups were disrupting big-box retailers, Shira did what few of her contemporaries could do — rapidly shifted a multi-billion-dollar legacy company in an ancient industry into the future, and eventually became CEO of the entire enterprise.
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"I worry that Singapore's ruling party tries too hard to maintain a monopoly on credibility," said Li. Li, who discloses in an online resume that he has a PhD in Economics from Stanford University and a Master of Philosophy degree from the University of Oxford, said his grandfather's wish to tear down the house, a humbly furnished house near the Orchard shopping district, was to ensure that it did not become iconic and feed into a cult of personality.
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Where other fighters have watched what they've said and played the part of loyal company-men and-women and humbly thanked Dana White and kept their thoughts to themselves and accepted their lots graciously and pared down the rougher edges of their personalities in an effort and stay in the good graces of the promotion and get ahead, Diaz has always stomped around like the lord of all creation, a liberated soul, saying and doing whatever he chose, indifferent to convention and expectation and the dehumanizing demands of commerce, refusing to acknowledge anyone's authority over him.
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One would think after the biblical beat down in the 28503 midterm elections followed by the apocalyptic Presidential defeat of the all-but-invincible Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE (who was also agenda-challenged), Democrats would have gathered in some safe space, tended to their wounds and microaggressions, and humbly prayed for guidance and inspiration — to articulate a party platform of redemptive action that would resonate more meaningfully with mainstream America.
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