More precisely: I spoke of responsibility, and he humored me.
|
|
The kitchen staff humored me and my strange ordering ways.
|
|
But at the time, I humored her and touched her hand.
|
|
She could type Chinese a bit, and the others humored her.
|
|
"It's a good-humored roast," said Turnbull, according to the BBC.
|
|
He seemed amused that we found this necessary, but humored us.
|
|
And the child went back to her usual, good-humored self.
|
|
He was always accessible, friendly, and good humored — even in debate.
|
|
Ancelotti is a good-humored man, not given to unnecessary exaggeration.
|
|
You confided in me, made me giggle and humored my Buffy obsession.
|
|
Gavin, the good-humored boy from the sticks, is their unlikely martyr.
|
|
The figure fit with CrossFit's tough and dark-humored culture at the time.
|
|
He's 18 and smart enough and even good-humored enough to know that
|
|
Mr. Rubio, who took a mild, good-humored shot at his onetime rival.
|
|
" In 1979, he was awarded a Pulitzer Prize for this "good-humored commentary.
|
|
Cain was good humored about it, and he might as well have been.
|
|
"'Cause it's chaos," she exclaims, throwing her head back in good-humored exasperation.
|
|
"I'm humored by this conversation that's going on," Legere told "Squawk Alley " on Tuesday.
|
|
Spry and good-humored, she still writes poetry, and recites it easily from memory.
|
|
Reaction to the urinal so far has been good-humored, the bar's management said.
|
|
They'd humored Kurt in letting him think this was even an experiment at all.
|
|
I'm humored at the thought of luck being the determining factor in my success.
|
|
Chris also takes a few good-humored shots at his lifestyle in the video.
|
|
It was a wonderfully liberating sight, something meaningful and urgent, colorful and good-humored.
|
|
Instead, you should show her how a patient, compassionate, loving and good-humored mother behaves.
|
|
"Seeking devilishly handsome, good-humored date for a wedding," read the title of the ad.
|
|
But whether good-humored, polite or angry, Ms. Glover's pushback made her a bigger target.
|
|
But as of 1720 GMT, the area was still packed with activists, who remained good-humored.
|
|
Mr. Manning's siblings humored him when he brought it up, apparently thinking he was talking nonsense.
|
|
He is also good-humored, with a laugh that cracks deep and distinct from his chest.
|
|
The camaraderie between her and the group — cool, good-humored, no-nonsense — left an affable impression.
|
|
It is Maddon's job to tutor and temper this bunch like a good-humored Dr. Freud.
|
|
Offstage he's trim and bespectacled, a gentle, good-humored presence with a rigorous approach to acting.
|
|
" He called it "the foulest-spoken biblical epic ever made, as well as the best-humored.
|
|
When Skype gave out, she continued via phone, text and attempted WhatsApp, remaining good-humored throughout.
|
|
T-Mobile CEO John Legere told CNBC he's "humored" by conversations that T-Mobile may be acquired.
|
|
Insomniac's Peter is more well-adjusted and good-humored, but driven by a solemn sense of duty.
|
|
The always good-humored couple are cracking us up with their photos from the 2017 Grammy Awards.
|
|
Spicer was good-humored about the situation, smiling and chuckling with reporters as he fixed the pin.
|
|
Instead, we see a united and good-humored community pulling together under increasingly extraordinary circumstances, including childbirth.
|
|
Biden was generally seen as the good-humored sidekick to Obama's more serious commander in chief persona.
|
|
Good humored, considerate and philosophical, the men and women of Buriram are the very backbone of Thailand.
|
|
Wilcox is orderly and good-humored, but he has cultivated a worldly persona while neglecting his soul.
|
|
Pine himself has been good-humored -- if sometimes a little frustrated -- in his responses to the fuss.
|
|
Crawford's good-humored talk featured nary an equation and took the form of an ethical wake-up call.
|
|
The guides were good-humored and generous with their time — the tour ended up taking nearly two hours.
|
|
McVay couldn't have been nicer -- and even humored our photog when he was babbling on about Janet Jackson.
|
|
When he arrived, Joey was good-humored, a little bit shy, and apparently still reeling from Monday's events.
|
|
Or maybe a good-humored joke with a workmate like Murray, who helps you keep things in perspective.
|
|
It was good-humored, confident and marked by determination, not anger, and utterly nonviolent: not a single arrest.
|
|
Helpful, friendly, good humored and you know it's a long day and they are "fielding" a lot of questions.
|
|
But there's a clean and good-humored uncanniness to the moment whose effect hasn't worn off on me yet.
|
|
We gotta give Chris props, too, for taking a few good-humored shots at his lifestyle in the video.
|
|
After the segment aired Sunday, Bush was still good-humored about his on-screen role as an Uber driver.
|
|
"Sometimes I'm good humored about it and sometimes it gets to me," Jenya told me about her own experience.
|
|
As always, the buy-side finance crowd is a good mix of nerdy, douchey, quirky, and pretty dry-humored.
|
|
My friend is almost invariably calm and good-humored, but when he called his voice was filled with anxiety.
|
|
Lubricious, solicitous, insinuating, polymorphous, sometimes ungendered, his singing was confident without cock-rock aggression—friendly, good-humored, there for you.
|
|
He's smart and good-humored, and reporters who've battled with him say he comfortably oscillates between friendly chatter and aggressiveness.
|
|
Workers from all different areas within tech gathered to hear Yang deliver dry-humored responses ranging from healthcare to memes.
|
|
Corden, who served as emcee for the 2017 and 2018 shows, was caught off guard by the good-humored question.
|
|
He is direct yet understated, with a light, good-humored touch, at ease holding court during Chinko's nightly group dinners.
|
|
With that in mind, Mr. M'seddi, a kinetic and good-humored 27-year-old, conquered one of France's holy bastions.
|
|
Mr. Nix and Mr. Turnbull "humored these questions and actively encouraged the prospective client to disclose his intentions," it said.
|
|
But he was more good-humored at other points and grew most animated when condemning news coverage he considered unfair.
|
|
While we're pretty sure Lovato can make it by without a side gig, we're happy she humored us with this one.
|
|
But in true El Salvadoran style, despite the gravity of the accounts, good-humored jibes prevail alongside the murmurs of empathy.
|
|
Vajda, the good-humored Slovakian who has been a key figure in Djokovic's rise, understands the situation, but likes Djokovic's chances.
|
|
The characters transform from dark-humored swashbucklers who play drinking games and take selfies into the death squad in the title.
|
|
The dresses stayed on all night despite persistent — albeit, in some cases, good humored — catcalling and general harassment by the clientele.
|
|
Mr. Kelly lived a few blocks away from the hospital and was described by colleagues as a dedicated, good-humored colleague.
|
|
In another, about 100 people followed an emotional and sometimes good-humored debate on a potential age limit on male circumcision.
|
|
Like a good-humored sleepwalker, you may be lured into over-performing your best intentions and promising more than you can give.
|
|
"I mean, how f—ing rude, right?" a good-humored Stamos cracked, putting a crude spin on Stephanie Tanner's (Jodie Sweetin) catchphrase.
|
|
Though hundreds of fans found the post to be entertaining, Delilah Belle, on the other hand, was not humored in the slightest.
|
|
" Speaking on Australian radio station 3AW, Turnbull said he was "disappointed" the speech had been leaked, but described it as "good humored.
|
|
Mr. Trump, a garrulous entertainer, was a contrast with Mr. Bloomberg, a dry-humored businessman whose Massachusetts accent has never totally faded.
|
|
Essentially, they humored the three Trump friends while ignoring their advice, which they considered misinformed and potentially disruptive to veteran health care.
|
|
It also discontinued the requirement of clear backpacks; a measure from last school year that prompted privacy concerns and dark-humored ridicule.
|
|
She's good humored and honest, terrific qualities in a news producer, even if it took awhile for some people to realize that.
|
|
However, we can narrow the question of one's goodness to something more specific, like one good-humored person did with Reddit and ruadick.com.
|
|
Just a few days ago, the duo exchanged faux-barbs in a series of good-humored tweets back and forth to each other.
|
|
Only Elizabeth Warren (with her good-humored passion) and Amy Klobuchar (with her humor) appeared to master the room and its shaky acoustics.
|
|
My wife liked her energy, and I liked that she humored me by looking through my giant stack of shelter magazine tear sheets.
|
|
He was extremely polite and courteous, and certainly good-humored when the cameras were off—we had lighthearted conversations as well, you know.
|
|
And Stalin himself granted Shaw a two-hour-long private audience at which his guest found the dictator in "charmingly good-humored" mood.
|
|
The meeting was about to end disastrously — until I did something out of the blue that somehow humored him beyond belief: I giggled.
|
|
Known as "Rick" to his coworkers, Slesnick said he was good-humored and pleasant who was loved by all who worked with him.
|
|
They nervously smiled at and humored him, while keeping their fingers crossed that he wouldn't break the family china or pee in his pants.
|
|
Two years later another doctor who, not for nothing, happened to be a family friend, humored me and sent me to get an ultrasound.
|
|
They didn't understand what he was saying; he spoke in this kind of jargon, but they humored their bosses and went and consulted him.
|
|
"Montana Ag Live" offers taxpayers a speck of reassurance that a republic administered by a fair, competent and good-humored bureaucracy might still exist.
|
|
"SMILF," the new dark-humored Showtime series created by Frankie Shaw, runs roughshod over the unspoken rules TV moms are supposed to abide by.
|
|
A waiter, perfectly embodying the good-humored coarseness of the place, warns with a wink that it tastes like getting intimate with a mermaid.
|
|
Where Mourinho had scowled and sneered through public engagements, Solskjaer has the air of a man living a dream, good-natured and good-humored.
|
|
As Minsky describes in the video, his enterprise greatly humored Claude Shannon, so the pioneer of information theory decided to make his own useless machine.
|
|
Constandin is a gruff, good-humored fellow, who walks with a limp and swaggers toward trouble with the confidence of someone accustomed to winning fights.
|
|
It is particularly bad, many say, among men in those areas, who are expected to live up to an ideal of good-humored, unwavering masculinity.
|
|
"The Polish government seems to be much more strict in its response," said Mr. Bacdorf, 220, a tall, bearded and good-humored information technology expert.
|
|
World number 36 Kyrgios labeled the French Open champion "super salty" — slang for someone who is aggressive or ill-humored — and only gracious after victory.
|
|
Fortunately, Ms, Shaar has resourceful and engaged helpers — including the good-humored Ghada Masrieh and diligent Abeer Hassan Almassry — who share her determination and persistence.
|
|
He talks with a twinkle in his eyes -- ah yes, those other-worldly eyes -- as he answers questions with a good-humored and sometimes mischievous smile.
|
|
Zsolt Csonka, 41, who owns the bar, said he wanted to create a more good-humored joint, without the usual "cursing and screaming" of drunk patrons.
|
|
The wonder of the movie, which Mr. Beatty wrote and directed from a story he wrote with Bo Goldman, is that it is so good-humored.
|
|
Sotto voce and sly-humored, polite and without airs, Mr. Cohen exuded a big-hearted bonhomie for the people and for the places he loyally patronized.
|
|
Ms. Nanua is an appealing, relaxed performer, and her convincing portrayal of a clever, decent, good-humored young person is the key to the film's effectiveness.
|
|
Herz notes that over the past decade, and especially since 2010 or 2011, CrossFit began to expand far past its initial hardcore athletic, black-humored client base.
|
|
And she does it all in a gentle, good-humored style that's led fans to call her "mom," a phenomenon she noticed starting a few years ago.
|
|
The exhibition at Art 3 is called Parlor Games, a title that implies Brown is determined to resist having the work drift much beyond good-humored play.
|
|
"The curious, damp, blunt, good-humored, happy-go-lucky, old-established, slow-seeming formlessness of everything," was the way the author John Galsworthy put it in 1917.
|
|
" In criticizing Republicans' plans for health care, in a largely good humored debate, Sanders said that he knew that "nobody up here wants to see anybody die.
|
|
Loopy, lovely and almost impossibly good-humored, it whisks kids and their caregivers away to Bohemia and plunks them down in the midst of a sheepshearing festival.
|
|
The agency told design publication The Drum that the transformative work is supposed to invoke the dark-humored show, which is an adaptation of the vampire legend.
|
|
A robust, good-humored woman, she thought she saw in Rajneesh's message the way to fulfill ideals of intimacy and community that had long seemed to elude her.
|
|
Near the opening of this black-humored novel, a bedridden eighty-year-old woman living in a Reykjavík garage schedules her cremation and embarks on her life story.
|
|
What's surprising is that his long preoccupation with the specter of death should have achieved, at least as evidenced in his work, such a good-humored, marital intimacy.
|
|
That seems shockingly cynical, but there is something admirable in a movie that examines some of the worst aspects of modern American life with blunt, good-humored honesty.
|
|
Part of the sweetness of the film is that Rosenthal quickly emerges as the most good-humored person on set, and Pearson as an actor of great charm.
|
|
Egyptians have proven remarkably inventive and good-humored at finding ways to circumvent or adapt to the state's abuses, but less so at finding ways to stop them.
|
|
"Sotto voce and sly-humored, polite and without airs, Mr. Cohen exuded a big-hearted bonhomie for the people and for the places he loyally patronized," she found.
|
|
There's Doris Lee, and Sally Michel, and — wonderfully — Bunny Yeager, the pin-up model and photographer who shot Bettie Page the way only Bunny could (with good-humored sensuality).
|
|
What's most disturbing is that Mickey seems to be humored by the situation – he was photographed staring at them from the shadows with a ridiculous grin on his face.
|
|
The game doesn't have a title yet, but we know that it comes from Insomniac Games — makers of fast-paced, good-humored titles including Ratchet & Clank and Sunset Overdrive.
|
|
"The tweet came from a place that humored the failure of representation of minorities in reality TV and belittled the significance of Rachel's presence on the show," she wrote.
|
|
The slight erosion has been accompanied by a sharper attention to lyrics, which Ms. Maye delivered with a wry, good-humored warmth tinged with a sense of the absurd.
|
|
So, in between singing Shape of You and talking about how he likes to drag Justin Bieber to nasty dive bars, Ed humored Corden and showed off his skills.
|
|
Her public persona is affable and good-humored but one question is whether Democrats want a nominee to take the fight to Trump in a more aggressive way. 9.
|
|
"Well as you know, they are both no-fail missions," says a good humored Robinson, the commander, "and I can assure you NORAD is capable of performing them both."
|
|
No, he stayed hydrated, swerved the molly and were primed to drop this first thing Monday morning: an earnest, good-humored YouTube comment full of kudos and exclamation marks.
|
|
Kaskil knew Roomba could track him by scent, but the old mammoth humored him, played along, pretending to be confused, trunk swishing the steppe grasses right over Kaskil's ducked head.
|
|
Never ones to take themselves too seriously, Sags' charm and legendary poker face gives these good-humored fire signs the gumption to pull it off with a self-aware wink.
|
|
The child who opens the cover of a Dr. Seuss book is not just reading the first page but entering a world populated by grotesque but giddily good-humored creatures.
|
|
But the thousands of visitors on this first weekend were mostly good-humored and polite, many showing the "guanxin," or consideration, that can make life in China so special, too.
|
|
I was an only child, so I grew up around a lot of adults, and quickly learned that any mention of the paranormal would be humored, but never truly believed.
|
|
Off duty, the sharp-humored Liverpudlian became a TV chat show favorite, and his pin-up looks and six-pack body put him in much demand as a male model.
|
|
One woman is good-humored about the craft brewing related articles her dad sends after snapping a photo from his iPhone, but she can't really read the articles in this format.
|
|
It was hardly a novel experience for a foreign correspondent to encounter political leaders with appalling records of repression and brutality, and find them, often enough, genial, good-humored, even gracious.
|
|
But The Bloody Hand, as I am told this play is called, which with its canny vulgarity, frilly rhymed couplet dialogue, and fart noises, comes off as good-humored self-parody.
|
|
He seemed relaxed, even good-humored, beneath his eternally dyspeptic veneer as he reflected on the improbable arc that began with his tenure as a small-city mayor 39 years earlier.
|
|
Mr. Horowitz is good-humored and even-tempered, said past co-workers, who ribbed him for his cameos as a prosecutor on "K Street," HBO's short-lived 2003 show about lobbyists.
|
|
Here's an antacid: a literate, perpetually curious, good-humored and prolific chronicler of scientific wonders, astonishing optical illusions, space-exploration tidbits and just about anything else that tickles one's intellectual fancy.
|
|
And no rookie was spared from the good-humored hazing — not even Turner, who, at 230, is three years Griner's senior and older than all but four players on the team.
|
|
He jokes that he is the Alderaan of the internet, a dark-humored reference to the planet that Darth Vader blows up in Star Wars to test the Death Star's destructive capabilities.
|
|
Good-humored and energetic with an enthusiasm for new innovations both in terms of musical creativity and sharing that music with his fans, with whom he enjoyed a warm, almost personal relationship.
|
|
He attended to me immediately and even humored me by speaking to me in German even though I am clearly British (I was once told by Germans that my accent is "endearing").
|
|
One bartender even humored the two very drunk guys at the other end who loudly proclaimed they were hiring a private jet to watch "Fiddler on the Roof" that night in Miami.
|
|
McDonagh, whose relationship with Phoebe Waller-Bridge — the actress and creator of "Fleabag" — has made the spotlight all the more glaring, was gracious and good-humored in acknowledging his distaste for interviews.
|
|
Since then, the silverback gorilla has lived on in dark-humored memes so potent that the zoo had to close down its social media accounts to stop the onslaught of Harambe-related abuse.
|
|
And if I turn into somebody who can't get to the bathroom and is humored when I say I want to buy a present for my dead parents, I don't want that existence.
|
|
" On Saturday's show, "Gumby" even took a good-humored shot at Michaels as he yelled at the Weekend Update hosts Colin Jost and Michael Che, "I saved this damn show from the gutter!
|
|
But last night's much-hyped episode of Broad City offered viewers a different Hillary in the form of the playful, good-humored feminist who buddies up with creators/stars Ilana Glazer and Abbi Jacobson.
|
|
There are a lot of toilets lying around the galleries that hark back to Marcel Duchamp's scandalous "Fountain" (1917), a repurposed urinal, but also proving that women can make puerile, potty-humored art, too.
|
|
Mostly. It's easy to savor the writing—brisk, romantic, sharp-humored—but at times the quest to make A Point can leave the novel feeling like a Franken-book, held together with crude twine.
|
|
The situation is reminiscent of the N.H.L. All-Star Game last year, when a journeyman enforcer named John Scott rode a wave of good-humored fan support to an improbable berth on the team.
|
|
I am an enormous fan of DKG because of her good-humored appearances on PBS and NBC, but mostly because she is a genius historian who helps put historical events into context for her readers.
|
|
It was nearly 80 degrees in Los Angeles in mid-October, but she was dressed for a winter day in Boston — the setting of "SMILF," Showtime's new dark-humored series about a young single mother.
|
|
I think one of the things we see with the rise of friendlier or sunnier or more good-humored fascism is that people don't remember how fascism works out, which is not too well for anyone.
|
|
People have always been obsessed with bloopers and movie mistakes—finding them is like peeking behind the curtain and seeing Oz. But reactions to the Westerosi latte vacillate between schadenfreude and genuine, if good-humored, irritation.
|
|
But children may be most thrilled by the movie itself, a musical classic in which Julie Andrews portrays the magical British nanny of the title, and Dick Van Dyke plays Bert, her good-humored Cockney friend.
|
|
On the papal plane later that month, a reporter jokingly withdrew his hand as Francis sought to shake it, prompting a good-humored explanation from Francis that he had simply been looking out for people's health.
|
|
It was a loose, good-humored side of Mr. Trump that the public rarely sees amid the fusillade of angry speeches and venomous tweets that have characterized the president's first six months in the White House.
|
|
"Along the way we saw him courageous in the ring, inspiring to the young, compassionate to those in need, and strong and good-humored in bearing the burden of his own health challenges," the Clinton's statement reads.
|
|
And Moore is at his best throughout, whether he's dropping innuendo or henchmen: The strength of Moore's Bond is that he seems to be a fully self-aware, good-humored participant in all of this implausible mayhem.
|
|
He let nurse Alex Wubbels put her supervisor on speakerphone, and then humored her as she printed out a copy of the University Hospital's policy on when it's acceptable for cops to draw blood from their patients.
|
|
"He is one of the only people I know who can labor relentlessly in the kitchen, covering the work of three, while remaining totally calm, good-humored and friendly," Jacques Pépin told Nation's Restaurant News in 1993.
|
|
This doctor can treat only one person at a time, and he tries to give each one — whether it's a well-fed schoolboy or a hungry, delirious refugee — the full benefit of his calm, good-humored attention.
|
|
As embodied by the experimental theater veteran Jim Fletcher in the modernist Underground Theater at Abrons Arts Center, Jackson Pollock can be fascinating to watch — a brooding, dry-humored malcontent in the 20th-century American-genius mold.
|
|
Opinion Columnist Until recently, Sohrab Ahmari was a mainstream conservative — urbane, intelligent and unfailingly good-humored — who wrote energetic defenses of classical liberalism against its enemies on both the progressive left and populist right, including Donald Trump.
|
|
"I feel that he was somehow unable and/or unwilling to engage in a very close friendship with anyone, above a certain good-humored, fun-loving level," the poet John Ashbery, who knew Gorey at Harvard, told Dery.
|
|
And as Vox's Aja Romano put it, Moore's Bond was a secret comedic genius: The strength of Moore's Bond is that he seems to be a fully self-aware, good-humored participant in all of this implausible mayhem.
|
|
Nor is it intended to portend ill for, or in any way curse, the work force of Focus, a presumably representative sample of whom were, on a recent visit, welcoming, good-humored, eager to share knowledge and friendly.
|
|
We got to record in his studio in LA. He and his partner Anibal [Kerpel] were super-modest and collaborative, and he humored us on a lot of our ideas, and we trusted what he brought to the project.
|
|
" Obama described Castro as a canny, good-humored pragmatist: "The first time we had the conversation about normalization, he warned me, 'Look, we Castros, we speak a long time, but you're lucky you're talking to me and not Fidel.
|
|
But though composed in the heat and terror of a dangerous moment, this is a remarkably cool, precise and in places even good-humored book; Fang generally prefers to lampoon China's authoritarian bureaucracy than to dwell on his own suffering.
|
|
A few have refused, point-blank, to entertain my requests either on grounds that they are too ticklish to withstand my ardor or that I'm an incorrigible sexual deviant whose foot-based perversions shall not be humored on their time.
|
|
Saving net neutrality became a sort of dark-humored meme, reactions to Senate votes written in cursive font: Net neutrality was officially repealed Monday, and it's a day that, at least on Tumblr, has been largely met with bleak resignation.
|
|
To them, Washington has become a cartel where the powerful look out for each other, special interests drive legislation, the privileged gain access by writing big campaign checks and ordinary citizens are humored for their votes but disregarded for their needs.
|
|
That new figure is the ultra-rational poker genius Taylor, a shaved-headed, Tai Chi-practicing, nonbinary tech-savvy millennial, a former member of Occupy Wall Street who uses the pronouns "they" and "their" and speaks in a dry-humored monotone.
|
|
The actor she reminded me of most was Robert Downey, Jr., another black-humored clown with a special gift for combining slapstick with sexiness, and also someone who, like Lyonne, pours all of his characters into himself, instead of vice versa.
|
|
"Bold colors, a dance track of Prince songs, a parade of wild costumes, good-humored sexual teasing and warmly inviting cinematography by Malik Sayeed all contribute to this comedy's high-energy party mood," Janet Maslin wrote in The New York Times.
|
|
And while he was always friendly, always good-humored, I later learned he kept a secret locked deep in his heart: he had been among the first U.S. soldiers who landed in Normandy that cold rainy D-Day morning in June 1944.
|
|
It also made me think of Julia Child, not because I match her chef chops in the slightest, but because my random memories of her shows are of her good-humored, loopy patter and her unbridled enthusiasm for all of the good stuff.
|
|
More than the massive lucite skate ramp with Louis Vuitton skateboards (paying homage to Virgil Abloh's contribution to #BLACKEXCELLENCE), lambos casually laid out like benches, or headlining performance by Lil Wayne, what humored me the most was the controversy surrounding the party's name.
|
|
Oskar Kokoschka finds the lighter side of the inexhaustibility of self in his 1923 painting "The Painter and His Model II." The artist is a lovely, slightly ridiculous patchwork of colors in a blue smock, fully absorbed in painting a good-humored zombie.
|
|
In the early 1980s, when the excellent, desperately nostalgic Netflix series Stranger Things is set, children watched E. T. the Extra-Terrestrial; teenagers flocked to see Tom Cruise in All the Right Moves; and adults had the good-humored horror picture Poltergeist.
|
|
Testifying Thursday at the second criminal trial since reaching his plea deal with federal prosecutors, Gates appeared at ease, even good-humored, as he spoke about former Obama White House counsel Greg Craig and his interactions with Paul Manafort's Ukrainian lobbying operation.
|
|
Axe would have anthropologists believe that its target audience was 20-something men for whom quick-draw sexual episodes were a semi-regular occurrence; in fact, the brand's power user was a 13-year-old boy with a mom who humored him.
|
|
When Mr. Nézet-Séguin urged Mr. Flórez to sing the drinking song in the first act softly, as the score indicates — to underscore that Alfredo is still insecure and sexually inexperienced — he drove the point home in a characteristically good-humored way.
|
|
The site has also reached out to prominent YouTuber (and YouTube critic) Philip DeFranco, and posted a good-humored public response to Drama Alert's Keemstar after he compared moving to Vidme to playing an eight-year-old's birthday party instead of Madison Square Garden.
|
|
Everything is the brainchild of Irish artist, animator, and game developer David O'Reilly, whose work you've seen in the foul-mouthed video games of Spike Jonze's Her, fan favorite Adventure Time episode "A Glitch Is a Glitch," and numerous award winning, black-humored short films.
|
|
"We found him to be knowledgeable but unscripted, reasonable and good-humored, self-assured but free from arrogance, willing and able to address every question, consistent in his beliefs without being dogmatic, even-tempered, curious — and in all respects optimistically, realistically presidential," the board wrote.
|
|
They skew cute — blithe, good-humored stories like ones you'd hear from a gregarious party host, about navigating mundane social situations: learning the proper way to say "thank you" in a language that has over 40 variations, for example, and the correct sake-pouring etiquette.
|
|
The caption-less photo of this baby wearing faux lashes — on the left, as eyebrows; the right, for their intended purpose — speaks for itself: This is just what is to be expected should you decide to leave a good-humored makeup lover with a small human.
|
|
New Orleans is uninhibited in its casual camaraderie and hospitality toward all, no matter how voyeuristic their interest—a legacy, no doubt, of the impossibly strong, gracious women of color who raised generations of families, black and white alike, infusing good humored inner beauty into us all.
|
|
For one escapist hour, this endearing yet learned gathering offers taxpayers a speck of reassurance that a republic administered by a fair, competent and good-humored bureaucracy, where the people are connected by ideas and the fruits of the land, might still sort of, kind of exist.
|
|
I founded it, and I make some limited executive decisions, but this is so much a team effort — I work with a team of moderators who are some of the kindest and most good-humored and dedicated and passionate people I've ever met in my life.
|
|
Turnbull, who had a famously frosty first telephone call with Trump early this year, later told the 3AW radio station that the leak was a breach of protocol, but his "affectionately lighthearted" speech was a "good-humored roast" in which he was the butt of his own jokes.
|
|
More than once, I've written a one-line email that I'd initially ended with a period — only to delete the period, add it back, then delete it again before sending, all because I was concerned it would be received as more sober than the good-humored message I'd intended.
|
|
Pine, the blue-eyed boy of the " Star Trek " franchise, has lightened its galactic grandeur, and his forte, as displayed in last year's " Wonder Woman ," is the good-humored jape, but "Outlaw King" is made of murkier stuff, and rarely does he seem at ease in the glens.
|
|
Another day, in which I was grateful to have the company of a good-humored couple from Paris, we hiked 18 miles, sliding through mud down a hillside in a downpour and encountering a shepherd with the most extraordinary mustache I have ever seen, sheepdogs milling around him.
|
|
So when Shantelle told Wesley of her plan to put a hot dog bun in the oven—a play on the classic idiom referencing a pregnancy—they knew it was the perfect way to break the news to their good-humored mother who always rolls with the pranks the family plays.
|
|
Which is no problem: Castle Hangnail's stranger characters, like the minotaur cook who hates the letter Q and the good-humored bat queen, would probably be better handled in CGI, but the 12-year-old protagonist is the kind of plucky, good-hearted Disney heroine who'll work just as well in either medium.
|
|
Countless conservative legal eagles who came of age after 1986 will talk about how it was Scalia who inspired them to pursue a career in the law, Scalia who showed them what it meant to be an intellectually fulfilled right-winger in a profession that tilts left, Scalia whose good-humored zest for intellectual combat shaped their own approach to controversy.
|
|
A fictionalized depiction of Malcolm's relationship with Harlem underworld figure Bumpy Johnson was featured on last year's "The Godfather of Harlem" and now "Who Killed Malcolm X?" offers a nuanced portrait of the historical Malcolm X. Smiling, gregarious and good humored in private, Malcolm is still too often remembered without these personal and individual details, as an icon and not as a man.
|
|
It was all fun and games back in late June, when nearly a million people RSVP'd to a Facebook event called, "Storm Area 51, They Can't Stop All of Us." As has become common among Millennials and Gen Zers, a dark humored joke turned into half-hearted suggestions that evolved into an actual plan to be carried out by the millions of attendants.
|
|
His characters spoke bitterly of it in his later novels, and his memoir, though full of vintage Jenkins phrase-turning and storytelling about the good old days of sports and sportswriting, is spiked with a sour loathing of what he called political correctness; the book, echoing the opening of "Semi-Tough," contains some ill-humored and offensive remarks about Asians.
|
|
Among the company's revelations: A repentant lover who played the song "Sorry" 42 times on Valentine's Day, a Hamilton stan who racked up thousands of soundtrack listens in New York's theater district, some monster of a person who started listening to holiday music in June and thousands of dark-humored Brits who streamed "It's the End of the World as We Know It" the day after the Brexit vote.
|
|
The massive amount of attention given to national polls has long humored me; If the 28500 election outcome was broadcast in the same way that daily morning polls are, we would all see blue font declaring, "Gore +6900" suggesting that Al GoreAlbert (Al) Arnold Gore2628 Democrats release joint statement ahead of Trump's New Hampshire rally Deregulated energy markets made Texas a clean energy giant Gun safety is actually a consensus issue MORE had defeated George Bush.
|
|