Although they are rarely mentioned in the same breath, the
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She's ruthless, idealistic, naïve, and cynical in the same breath.
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Nobody wants Fukushima mentioned in the same breath as Chernobyl.
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Of course, in the same breath, he hollers at Darlene.
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We're talking about wired and wireless in the same breath.
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Yet almost in the same breath, she offered a critique.
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In the same breath, it's been an incredible few months.
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CoreOS is often mentioned in the same breath as Docker.
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Lil B constantly shouts them out in the same breath.
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Today once more they are being mentioned in the same breath.
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RARELY do optimism and North Korea belong in the same breath.
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It inspires you and breaks your heart in the same breath.
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Words like 'vulnerability' and 'courage' are used in the same breath.
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" Trump then added in the same breath, "Could be other people.
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In the same breath, though, he betrayed a trace of doubt.
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Every article about them will mention him in the same breath.
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But in the same breath, she exposes that she's actually a wildling.
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Continuity Camera is a new feature worth mentioning in the same breath.
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" In the same breath, he lambasted Obama for caving to "environmental extremists.
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The names Cisco and Ferrari aren't often mentioned in the same breath.
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BD: Right, and you're always mentioned in the same breath as them.
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Activists there talk him up in the same breath as Biden, Sen.
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She's "needy," but requires "NASA" levels of space in the same breath.
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Heck, this piece is about discussing Nioh and Souls in the same breath.
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Name somebody living that you can name in the same breath as them?
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But in the same breath, he warned about U.S. assistance to the Saudis.
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Val Demings, is often mentioned in the same breath as Abrams and Bottoms.
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It's a savvy way of dismissing Sanders and Biden in the same breath.
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It is often in the same breath devastating and laugh-out-loud hysterical.
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" In the same breath, he admits that he is "as judgmental as anybody.
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In the same breath, they'll say that they'll get along with their neighbors.
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Nabokov forbade his publisher from mentioning him and Pasternak in the same breath.
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Name somebody that's living that you can name in the same breath as them.
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Mr Trump, unburdened by such niceties, tried them both, sometimes in the same breath.
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Recounting his life, he tended to mention Mozart and Shakespeare in the same breath.
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Carlinda was a woman scorned and a mad scientist all in the same breath.
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But in the same breath, Green admits there is no timetable for Ross' return.
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It kills people in the same breath in which it seeks to inspires them.
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"To be mentioned in the same breath is definitely a huge honor," she said.
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Irena Sendler, a Polish social worker, deserves to be mentioned in the same breath.
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But in the same breath, Mr. Khan insisted that the news media was free.
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Owning someone sets you up to be owned yourself, sometimes in the same breath.
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In the same breath, a warning: The Nintendo Switch is woefully underserved by software.
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But in the same breath, Trump has bemoaned the Iraq War, which Bolton helped architect.
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The script is punchy and clever, but also cutting and sweet in the same breath.
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Who did she think would be remembered in the same breath as the other painters?
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In the same breath, she clarified that she wanted to buoy coal miners who have
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He compares himself to Michael Jordan, Tom Brady, and Derek Jeter in the same breath.
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Shaving my head felt like winning a battle and admitting defeat in the same breath.
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I could say that literally everything has changed, and in the same breath, that nothing has.
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In the same breath, though, Instagram can be very deceiving because it's not just about followers.
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In the same breath, she warns her followers to avoid the show for it's "triggering" effects.
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Some readers may think that speaking of Trump in the same breath as Erdogan is ridiculous.
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"Anytime you can be mentioned in the same breath as Brodeur, that's a pretty cool thing."
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But, he is never mentioned in the same breath as Sakuraba for his exploits in Japan.
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: In the same breath you are defending now Kim Jong Un&aposs human rights records.
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Hardly anyone said what they liked about Mr Trump without in the same breath lambasting his opponents.
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For many years, the phrases "Silicon Valley" and "luxury fashion" were rarely uttered in the same breath.
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In the same breath as he condemned white nationalism, he clarified that he was simply a nationalist.
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Remember when "government" and "innovation" were once considered mutually exclusive concepts, never uttered in the same breath?
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Already, the company is being mentioned in the same breath as the players it wants to beat.
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Especially someone like Tupac, who, in the same breath, is a celebrated dissenter and a hated gangster.
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Singer Dustin Rose's voice is a machine all its own, transforming and evolving in the same breath.
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Bits Samsung and Twitter are not tech companies whose names are often uttered in the same breath.
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In the same breath, he gave himself a pat on the back for restricting travel from China.
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Just 10 years ago, many people spoke of China's and India's economic growth in the same breath.
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I'm an alli-alli-gator..." and in the same breath turns menacing as he yells, "Watch out!
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That McCarthy felt Trump should be mentioned in the same breath as Rohrabacher was no small thing.
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It's nice to see him speaking up on her behalf and educating his followers in the same breath.
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Mr Hazanavicius's Godard is supremely unsympathetic, criticising the patriarchy and invoking a wife's duties in the same breath.
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Is it possible to call yourself a feminist and in the same breath, dismiss another woman's violent ordeal?
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In the same breath, West criticized Silicon Valley's elite for what he sees as misguided stances on charity.
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Yet in the same breath, leaders of both sides called for bipartisan accommodation to avoid gridlock in parliament.
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But this creature in its agony wants to hurt and touch this actress all in the same breath.
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Yet in the same breath she dismisses these ideas out-of-hand, as if they never could have worked.
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But in the same breath, Gersten wonders if that's the right way to measure authenticity in the first place.
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I consider myself extremely lucky to have called him friend and to have been mentioned in the same breath.
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The magnitude of the abomination almost forbids that it be mentioned in the same breath as any other horror.
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" Then, in the same breath he asked her if she, like the president, believed Mitt Romney was "human scum.
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In the same breath, he reiterated statements he has made previously regarding another trade deal, the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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But Mr. Brooks made clear that Ms. Warren and Mr. Sanders shouldn't be spoken of in the same breath.
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In an interview this week, Mr. Baldwin objected strongly to being mentioned in the same breath as the Garbers.
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"You can't complain about low productivity and then complain about job reallocation in the same breath," Mr. Feroli said.
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They simply did not share top billing with anyone, and only Marilyn was ever mentioned in the same breath.
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She's not afraid to speak about Trumpism and women rights or the stress of college applications in the same breath.
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Both companies are frequently mentioned in the same breath on Wall Street, in Silicon Valley and among the general public.
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In the same breath, they told us that it was also "too late" for regulation: It would break the internet.
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"Bob's wife was a shrew," she says in her voiceover (in the same breath as the phrase "Long Island Lolita").
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And at the same time, and in the same breath, I lament how much farther we have yet to go.
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Whit offers to help get Brady into Stanford in the same breath he chastises Tabitha for supposedly breaking her phone.
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That these two narratives contradicted each other did not stop Trump himself from using them both in the same breath.
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Suddenly, he is hearing his name mentioned in the same breath as Norma McCorvey, the eponymous plaintiff in Roe v.
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Yet almost in the same breath, Dr. Thurman, who is black, spoke of friendly relations between the races in town.
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In another episode, Corinne admitted in the same breath to A. having a nanny, and B. wanting a "tiny" boob job.
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In literary circles, which he avoided, his exquisitely crafted stories were mentioned in the same breath as Maupassant, Chekhov and Joyce.
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In the same breath that people share their deepest sympathies for your loss, they'll also feed off your tragedy like vultures.
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Denuvo is often spoken of in the same breath as DRM, but it works differently; it integrates with existing DRM solutions.
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In 2014, China's Wanxiang bought Fisker Automotive, an American electric sports car startup once discussed in the same breath with Tesla.
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An article in the Washington Post likened him to Napoleon, the curse of Oedipus and Frankenstein's monster in the same breath.
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He knows Trump is a man who will say anything, and deny in the same breath that he ever said it.
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You can say that in the same breath with the fact that it's an ideological apparatus, it is a propaganda mechanism.
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Trump tweeted threats of using "new and smart" missiles against Syria on Wednesday, directing hostility towards Russia in the same breath.
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We were mentioned in the same breath as the National Endowment for the Arts, an organization whose mission we admire deeply.
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And hey, in the same breath, here I am, grinding it out as a freelancer, but never quite trying hard enough.
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And Carlson, for his part, found a way to indict the irrational masses and the liberal elites in the same breath.
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In Donald Trump's pre-recorded video, he told us to assimilate in the same breath that he called it "Amera" repeatedly.
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But 2019-nCoV's case fatality rate is also hovering around 2 percent at the moment, Nuzzo added in the same breath.
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To be even mentioned in the same breath as all those other artists is a little surreal for someone like me.
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The two liberal senators are often spoken of in the same breath as if there is scarcely any difference between them.
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Dean's tweet may prove controversial for mentioning — without evidence — illicit drug use and the Republican presidential nominee in the same breath.
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She would forget she had already changed the sheets and change them again, or repeat a thought in the same breath.
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I answered him and began my reading in the same breath, because I do not apologize for being a working mother.
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It's not very often that a TV show can talk about grief and the merits of anal sex in the same breath.
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Streaming, once muttered in the same breath as piracy in the music industry, is now the fastest growing part of its income.
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She frets about both consensual sexual attention she gets from men and the impact of her assaults, often in the same breath.
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He led the party to a majority government last April, attacking Trudeau and former NDP premier Rachel Notley in the same breath.
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It's so good to see him happy — and not just because he also proposes to Oliver (Conrad Ricamora) in the same breath.
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The sports apparel company had previously grown phenomenally, and was mentioned in the same breath with industry titans like Nike and Adidas.
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But in the same breath, if you look at any successful social network, so much of what's going on there is music.
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He allowed the case to proceed, yet in the same breath, he discredited the strength of the evidence underlying his own ruling.
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But the real fun starts early when the president starts dropping sci-fi names in the same breath as real government policy.
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You can treat our most basic, primal urges with tremendous gravity and laugh at how silly they are in the same breath.
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Yet virtually in the same breath, she asked: How can the museum remain a space of open ideas and foster critical debate?
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But in the same breath, the campaign is quick to downplay expectations, boasting of a strong third-place finish as a victory.
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But, in the same breath, pornography was often dismissed as a subject that was too big, unwieldy, taboo and icky to tackle.
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Members of Congress acknowledge that's a long shot even as they recognize in the same breath it's essential to preserving their majority.
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The first was how politically petty and tone-deaf it was for Trump to bash Obama in the same breath as Assad.
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"In the same breath," she remembers, her doctor told her that the only way to be formally diagnosed was to undergo surgery.
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They're routinely mentioned in the same breath with Jack Orbin from Stone City Attractions as central to the metal infrastructure of San Antonio.
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After the election of Donald Trump, I was asked by numerous media outlets to speak about Trump and GamerGate in the same breath.
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You don't want to be That Guy, sending a request in the same breath that your friend says they will pay you back.
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Conversely, it may be wiser to avoid being mentioned in the same breath as Mr Trump altogether than it is to embrace him.
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Then, nearly in the same breath, she turned to one of the more stunning moments in race relations the country witnessed this year.
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Pakistan, a close ally of China, condemned the attack but in the same breath rejected "insinuations" of any link to the Pakistani state.
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Connected vehicles are booming – they're often mentioned in the same breath as autonomous cars, but are much more achievable from a technical perspective.
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Now, compare that to Olympios, who, in the same breath, happily told EW about her new line of lipsticks now available for purchase.
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"Just seeing the words Zelda and Mario in the same breath, in the same year - I can't remember that ever happening," says Pachter.
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At the time they were often mentioned in the same breath, but while McIlroy has kicked on and then some, Ishikawa has not.
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In the same breath, the Speaker warned that the contentious debate over Trump's unilateral action is damaging to the country and national security.
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Sometimes the question comes from people who in the same breath insist they wouldn't care what happened to their own body after death.
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In the same breath that Carlyle asked to honor the honorable, she pitied the young women who are currently trying to find love.
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Hartford executives talk about reducing the total cost of care in the same breath that they discuss the need to charge insurers more.
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Nevertheless, when I hear him say the words "bad" and "Harry Potter" in the same breath, my stomach sinks and my blood boils.
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Like Zuboff, he uses phrases such as "behavioral modification," and he speaks of Google Street View and the Stasi in the same breath.
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It was the first time I had heard the two groups referred to in the same breath, not to mention with such frequency.
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Even though the word "institutionalist" is frequently uttered in the same breath as Senator McConnell's name, nothing could be further from the truth.
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To be sure, Indianapolis still has a long way to go to be considered in the same breath as the established tech hubs.
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It's a very BoJack thing of dismissing or critiquing a kind of humor and then indulging in it all in the same breath.
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In the same breath (or tweet), they evoked issues of parental responsibility, of intent, of race and of the very value of human life.
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But in the same breath, these same insiders were quick to point out the existence of other rumors, which all finger other potential suspects.
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He talked about America's Asian commitments as an expensive burden in the same breath as saying that he wanted to pull his troops home.
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It sounds bonkers, or taken from science fiction, yet floating is increasingly mentioned in the same breath as yoga, spin class, and green juice.
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The output of other Dogme 95 filmmakers is still mentioned in the same breath as Lars Von Trier by all but the most faithful.
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Not that the questions were inclined to warm him up — like, for instance, putting him in the same breath as three long-dead people ... ?
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Not many conspiracy theories include Cartier, but when Jackie Kennedy and Kim Kardashian West are mentioned in the same breath, all bets are off.
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He then "expressed sympathy for the 'orphans of the world'" but, in the same breath, worried children would eventually want to bring over families.
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They are people who love and destroy one another, often in the same breath, with an intensity to which mere mortals dare not aspire.
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While he reiterated his determination Friday to keep up the pressure, he raised questions in the same breath about the depth of his resolve.
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Among critics, documentarians and industry folk, CIFF is now mentioned in the same breath as the trailblazing True/False Film Festival in Columbia, Missouri.
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He has called out 'a parade of "xenophobes, populists and racists": Wilders, Farage, Orban, Le Pen, Trump and — in the same breath — Islamic State.
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And when Ms. Wazir in the same breath downplayed Pakistan's air pollution and then blamed it on India, their suspicion and anger only deepened.
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The legendary Moore Capital is closing His name was often mentioned in the same breath as George Soros, Stan Druckenmiller and Paul Tudor Jones.
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In the same breath, he compared Mr. Khashoggi's killing to the accidental death of a woman hit by one of Uber's self-driving cars.
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It may seem strange to talk about an authoritarian government's repression of a minority in the same breath as Facebook's convenient photo-tagging feature.
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But that flaw doesn't detract from the many merits of this play, which is frequently beautiful, hilarious, and poignant all in the same breath.
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The extremely local nature of his past experience makes it seem very strange to mention Buttigieg in the same breath as major candidates like Sen.
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You may have heard of Quant, who's often mentioned in the same breath as the Swinging Sixties, but contemporary fashion owes her so much more.
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He's apt to rattle off ideas pulled from a deep knowledge of code, industry acumen, and the philosophy of technology, sometimes in the same breath.
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There are at least a dozen whose names can be easily mentioned in the same breath as Ali's as the greatest pound-for-pound fighters.
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Microsoft's smart assistant is actually pretty solid, all things told, but it rarely gets mentioned in the same breath as Alexa, Siri or Google Assistant.
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Wael Abbas, a human rights activist focused on police brutality in Egypt, has been You wouldn't normally mention Egypt and Thailand in the same breath.
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It should not be mentioned in the same breath as the thinner, lighter and significantly more powerful Apple iPad Mini – except in one key respect.
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Some architectural historians mention it in the same breath as two other famous modernist buildings from the same period, the Seagram Building or Lever House.
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Her eyes glassy behind a gleaming Stepford wife smile, she tosses off Sun Tzu references in the same breath that she discusses child care plans.
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Cadillac has aspired to be mentioned in the same breath as those automakers, but its success at the world's most storied tracks has been limited.
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"People always speak of me in the same breath as Diego, but I think of Carlo Scarpa, David Smith or even the Bauhaus," he says.
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What could be the purpose for any man of coming out as gay in the same breath as apologizing for the attempted assault of a minor?
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In the same breath as it debuted the new lineup of Galaxy S20 phones, Samsung has unveiled its next-generation, truly wireless earbuds: Samsung Galaxy Buds+.
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Mentions of terrorism and immigration policy overhaul in the same breath: When it comes to terrorism we will do whatever is necessary to protect our nation.
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The ballroom dancer from Seattle, Washington, vowed that she would dance again and, in the same breath, that she would one day complete the Boston Marathon.
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The demographic shifts have caught the eye of many analysts, some of whom now mention Arizona and Georgia in the same breath as emerging swing states.
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When people consistently talk about your restaurant and, in the same breath, gush over, say, the splendor of your silk handkerchief pasta, that's something to celebrate.
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Now, in the same breath, I would say, when we make a movie and it gets recognized by the Awards or Oscars, that's a great feeling.
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But in the same breath, there are behaviors you can model and strategies you can use to ensure that you're standing out in a positive way.
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Others are offended on behalf of the president, and seem to be upset that Colbert referenced a sex act in the same breath as Trump's name.
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"He offered me career advice and in the same breath made it clear he was sexually interested," said Maltby, who is three decades younger than Green.
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I'd learned about contraception in the same breath as sex, and my generation was led to believe that pregnancy can and should be on our terms.
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But in the same breath, he's shouting out to Lil Reese and making threats about his MAC214, almost taunting Trident with nods to his former life.
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And, most crucially, it introduced us to one of horror's most famous villains, destined to be eternally mentioned in the same breath as Freddy and Jason.
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In fact, I suspect that 20 years from now, we'll mention the dream season and Negan's endless "who's going to die" tease in the same breath.
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Caroline is now frequently referred to as a grifter and a scammer, usually mentioned in the same breath as Anna Delvey, Elizabeth Holmes, and Billy McFarland.
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"I find it perplexing that more pundits and more of the political establishment aren't discussing Stacey in the same breath that they discuss Beto," he said.
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Personal finance journalism clickbait traffics in making the reader feel badly about their financial situation while offering a simple solution to fix it in the same breath.
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Some spiritualists, regardless of their background, describe themselves as shamans in the same breath that they also call themselves Reiki masters, tarot readers, aura cleansers, and mediums.
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"To even be mentioned in the same breath as coach Belichick ... I've got a long way to go to even be in the same category," said McVay.
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Despite appearing apologetic in statements and reported correspondence with long time friends and confidants after the scandal broke, Weinstein has often in the same breath been defiant.
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He talks of his memories of the revolution in the same breath as his memories of watching Star Wars and enjoying the pop culture of the time.
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My religious community applauded me for standing against Nassar and his enablers while, in the same breath, condemned me for speaking against religious institutions that mishandled abuse.
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The mayor, who boasts that his door is open to everyone and that he is committed to supporting culture, lists in the same breath several bureaucratic hurdles.
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The music was breathtakingly complicated and lyrically dense, including a sixteen-minute elegy where she name checks blooming cherry trees and tiny nooses in the same breath.
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Because of the value ascribed to his talent, he lives in a world in which someone can save your life and exploit you in the same breath.
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But, in the same breath, we would insist that Trump was so obviously guilty of being Russian President Vladimir Putin's puppet that the technical details hardly mattered.
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But no secretary of state in recent decades has been as open and fervent as Mr. Pompeo about discussing Christianity and foreign policy in the same breath.
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Some young commentators now mention Germany's "gender issue" in the same breath as America's "race issue" — a piece of historical baggage that has never been fully addressed.
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That a Frenchman who ended his career in obscurity, working for a chemical company, deserves to be mentioned in the same breath as his contemporary Jean Renoir?
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In the same breath, she creates the entire segment and reveals that if she gets the job, she's going to move her ex and her kids to NYC.
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The company rarely gets mentioned in the same breath as Apple and Fitbit — or even Android Wear and Samsung — but it's found a nice life beyond GPS systems.
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It was the direct inspiration for The Matrix ("We wanna do that for real," said the Wachowskis) and religiously talked about in the same breath as Blade Runner.
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The result is that companies get to publish grandiose company blogs where they take a stand about defending democracy, and in the same breath, promote their latest products.
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In the same breath, the company introduced new tools to give users more control over the data they share with apps and services that connect to Google products.
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FYI, Floyd shot down fighting for the UFC on Wednesday after Dana White said they were in talks ... but, in the same breath, said the door's always open.
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"People turned their nose up at it and said the idea of eating goat was disgusting and in the same breath, would go off to McDonald's," she says.
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The Ravens did something even more extraordinary than reaching the playoffs—they allowed the world to mention the Bengals, Bills, and playoffs in the same breath with positivity.
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The mention of "Jewish perpetrators" of the Holocaust, in the same breath as Germans and Poles, prompted a new round of denunciations and demands for action in Israel.
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The second key decision that Murphy and Mock make gives "Never Knew Love Like This Before" some of its greatest strengths and greatest weaknesses in the same breath.
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Declaring you might invade a country to oust its leader and then in the same breath saying you'd be happy to meet with that leader could seem illogical.
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Although desegregation is seldom mentioned in the same breath as Head Start or Medicaid, it belongs high among strategies that can help to derail the cycle of poverty.
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It often has kept her name from being mentioned in the same breath as Dolly Parton, Reba McEntire and other country queens, though she's had comparable chart success.
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It's hypocrisy to claim a commitment to "respect" and describe same-sex marriage, affirmed as legal in the Obergefell decision, as a "policy debate" in the same breath.
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Last summer, two defensemen from opposing conferences with distinct styles of play and contrasting personalities were forever placed in the same breath, their destinies intertwined by a trade.
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How can we in the same breath bring forth an industry that&aposs making extremely wealthy white men more wealthy without considering how we can repair those harms?
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American public discourse doesn't digest nuance well, and I fear not being heard if I criticize birth control and in the same breath assert my right to it.
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In a way, to mention her work in the same breath as any of the Modernist abstraction movements is misleading, undermining real efforts to understand her real purpose.
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Bring more women like Ladyada and Ayah Bdeir to my daughter's school and tell their stories at Girl Scouts in the same breath as stories about Tesla and Edison.
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Increasingly, the words "self-driving cars" can be said in the same breath as the likes of traditional automakers such as Mercedes-Benz, BMW, General Motors, Toyota and Ford.
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House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, the top Republican in the lower chamber, said he opposed any foreign interference in US elections but blasted the Democrats in the same breath.
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Photos by Maximilian Virgili Max Graef and Glenn Astro get mentioned in the same breath so often that some people might actually believe they are a single indistinguishable entity.
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Well, knife holding at least—I might even go so far as 'brandishing'—and he wasn't especially manic, but you can be unpredictable and static in the same breath.
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"You have to drive through with a huge amount of tenacity, but in the same breath, constantly look back and be very reflective about what you do," he says.
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But if he wants to be in the conversation about Brazil's greatest football players—let alone mentioned in the same breath as Pele—he must win the world cup.
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"You have to give the public material," Professor Cronk said with another laugh, this one about the idea of mentioning Voltaire in the same breath as the other two.
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It frames Middle Eastern staples like tabbouleh and rice pilaf as gourmet, placing them in the same breath as trendy 70s dishes like ham with pineapple and stuffed mushrooms.
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And that's why, I think, women make better heroes, because we have the dynamic ability to, in the same breath, be strong and powerful and emotionally in touch and vulnerable.
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" Whorl said she, her husband, and her brothers all talked about marijuana with their VA doctors, "but we were told in the same breath, 'Don't say that I told you.
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At various points in his 13-year N.B.A. career, he has been called the most valuable player, a choke artist and a champion — sometimes all three in the same breath.
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Make no mistake: "Liberal" and "left" are now said in the same breath as "corrupt establishment," and those with torches and pitchforks are nativists, populists and nationalists of every stripe.
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And again, while Singer has always denied these allegations, today's Twitter flare-up is far from the first time his name's been mentioned in the same breath as lurid misconduct.
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Maybe I'm brainwashed, but it's funny to hear people bemoan the death of innovation at companies and in the same breath criticize companies for spending heavily on research and development.
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Ahmed talks about Heimat in the same breath as the "hygge" fad — a Nordic idea of warm, fuzzy togetherness that doubles as an advertisement for hot toddies and winter socks.
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"But then in the same breath, it's like, and so is Ray Lewis and so is Lamar Odom and so is Christie Brinkley and so is Hannah [Brown]," he continued.
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This year's presidential election also saw the defeated candidates of the French right and far right invoke eastern Christians, often in the same breath as they disparaged Muslims at home.
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For example, we were told in the same breath to be quiet both for the sake of being ''ladylike'' and to make us less objectionable in the eyes of white people.
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In the same breath, the Talmud uses the phrase "it is sufficient" -- teaching that one should not elongate the mourning, one should do all he or she can to move forward.
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The most tender moments of Louie are predictably ones where he's interacting with his daughters, digging into the duality of loving someone so completely but hating them in the same breath.
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Despite being the most famous Canadian musician, Drake isn't usually thought of in the same breath as our unofficial (but really, who gives a shit about lacrosse) national sport of hockey.
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MENTION the phrases "greenhouse gases" and "global warming" in the same breath and most people will think of the carbon dioxide produced by burning fossil fuels such as coal and oil.
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" But in the same breath ... he also bragged about how much money he could make with the UFC and added, "We just don't know what the future holds for Floyd Mayweather.
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If we don't do more, we will have a future where venture capital is mentioned in the same breath as Wall Street — a perceived social ill that requires aggressive political intervention.
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Reformers eagerly cite that provision to push back against claims that they were going after the unions, though they will in the same breath accuse reform opponents of unsavory bullying tactics.
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Mr Murray's current total puts him level with, say, Gustavo Kuerten or Jan Kodes—stars in their time, but rarely mentioned in the same breath as Bjorn Borg or John McEnroe.
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" In the same breath, however, Jessica says the doctor told her that, unlike her partner, she does not implant Essure, "because leaving metal in soft tissue is not a good idea.
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" Yet in the same breath, Mr. Giuliani asserted that Mr. Trump "didn't know about the specifics of it," just "the general arrangement, that Michael would take care of things like this.
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Israel bills itself as a democracy while in the same breath defending its decision on Al Jazeera by noting the example set by Saudi Arabia's absolute monarchy and Egypt's military dictatorship.
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At a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing this month, a senior American diplomat mentioned Libya and Syria in the same breath while blaming Russia's foreign military campaigns for escalating both wars.
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In particular, the Bible talks about our love for God in the same breath as it talks about our love for neighbor, God's love of humanity and our love of him.
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The song manages to celebrate motherhood and insist on other-hood in the same breath, a premise about as tricky as using a country record to criticize the country music industry.
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His name is said in the same breath as Emmanuel Eboue, Gervinho, and Emmanuel 'Dench' Frimpong, in that he is more a vehicle for football banter than he is an actual footballer.
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Asics isn't generally uttered in the same breath as those sorts of bleeding edge offerings, but the running shoe company has just debuted a pretty compelling new take on the manufacturing process.
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Ellie Irons: I'm happy to have my work mentioned in the same breath with the term "Anthropocene," but I hope that the things I make help trouble the term to a degree.
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It's cunning, if mistaken, for Brown to try to get herself off the hook by blasting Donald Trump in the same breath as Harvey Weinstein in her public statements about the allegations.
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Democratic lawmakers interviewed on the prospect of a Bloomberg campaign praise his business acumen and judgment and add in the same breath that a White House bid would be a wasteful blunder.
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That black politicians are held to different standards than white ones is particularly egregious when Harris, Booker, and Patrick are lumped together in the same breath, as though their records are identical.
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People often mention four of you governors in the same breath, four popular, moderate Republicans in blue states: you and Charlie Baker and Brian Sandoval in Nevada and Phil Scott in Vermont.
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No matter how it came out, this album was always going to be mentioned in the same breath as "Lemonade," which really raised the bar in terms of the intimacy listeners expected.
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For example, in the same breath that Pelosi took offense to being accused of hating the President, Pelosi then leveled a personal attack at him by calling him cruel and a coward.
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MARSEILLE, France — Chris Froome said on Saturday that it was an honor to be mentioned in the same breath as five-time Tour de France winners like Eddy Merckx and Miguel Indurain.
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"Feels like yesterday we were there, but in the same breath, it also feels like it was a lifetime ago," she said on Saturday, the French Open trophy shimmering by her side.
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Sitting at the Beaver in downtown Toronto in leopard print leggings and a loose black shirt, the platinum blonde jumps from discussing body odor to the stigmatization of stripping in the same breath.
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With good reason, hearing the name Gianluigi Buffon and the words 'imperfect career' used in the same breath is likely to send fans into hysterics at the pure injustice of such a claim.
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But in the same breath, the ASRM declined to recommend egg-freezing as a method for postponing reproduction, saying there hadn't been enough research about its ethics, its emotional risks, or its effectiveness.
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So in the same breath, Musk warns brands entering the car market that automotive manufacturing is tough while admitting the car he plans to put into production in 18 months isn't yet done.
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So in the same breath, Musk warns brands entering the car market that automotive manufacturing is tough while admitting the car he plans to put into production in 18 months isn't yet done.
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Xiaomi is often spoke of in the same breath as Apple and was even called singled out as one of the U.S. tech giant's most dangerous competitors by one technology blog last year.
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She has been accused of being islamophobic and a socialist in the same breath, something unheard of for a member of a party commonly referred to being full of "snowflakes" in conservative media.
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In the same breath they will extol the benefits of individual liberty and the market economy and propose some vast reorganization of society following an ambitious blueprint cooked up by an intellectual elite.
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Beyoncé is "challeng[ing] the myths and distortions about black existence," as Harry Belafonte once eloquently put it, but within the confines of a capitalist system that she praises in the same breath.
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So when a Fox Business Network host warning of the dangers of socialism cited Denmark in the same breath as Venezuela, the response was swift and angry, and it started from the top.
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" Perhaps the most surprising name on the list is "Microsoft Windows Solitaire," which isn't traditionally mentioned as an iconic video game, at least not in the same breath as "Donkey Kong" and "Pokemon.
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The crypto market, associated by many with the dark web, money laundering and the Wild West, is beginning to be discussed by financiers in the same breath as derivatives, hedging instruments and compliance.
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The mountain town of Amatrice, which was devastated by the earthquake that hit central Italy on Wednesday, is not usually mentioned in the same breath as other celebrated hilltop towns in the area.
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In the same breath, the report, conducted by cybersecurity firm Stroz Friedberg, also said they were both still deleting files after they became aware they the firm would be looking through their personal devices.
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Getzlaf's two-goal game was the first of his postseason career, and that's when you realize why he's not exactly disrespected, but he's not mentioned in the same breath as other marquee players either.
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Often, two or more are listed in the same breath, usually because either their abductions or the recoveries of their bodies happened in such close proximity that they were essentially paired as one victim.
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Trump pointed out in the same breath as his "very historic" comment that he had only learned two days prior to his St. Charles appearance that Lewis and Clark began their journey in Missouri.
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At a polling station in Santa Ana, a largely-Hispanic area south of Los Angeles, most voters said they were for Mrs Clinton—and often they mentioned Mr Trump disparagingly in the same breath.
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Last year, I interviewed Celeste designer Matt Thorsen about how decision to include an "assist mode"in his hardcore platformer, a game spoken about in the same breath as Super Meat Boy or Spelunky.
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But to say all these things in the same breath is to risk conflating inadequate rules with violations of existing rules that may be adequate, and government policy with the behavior of private actors.
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But the memories of such vivid suffering are infused with those of tenderness as he recalls, in the same breath, his relationship with his father, "the secret poet," who had a love of writing.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — When Mirjana Lucic-Baroni broke into tennis's top tier two decades ago, her name was mentioned in the same breath as those of her fellow teenage phenoms Martina Hingis and Venus Williams.
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As the Hot Boys began to erode, Wayne became more explicit in his ambitions to be remembered in the same breath as Biggie and Jay Z, and he's rapped numerous lines to that effect.
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"He offered me career advice and in the same breath made it clear he was sexually interested," Maltby wrote in an article in the Times newspaper describing the meeting in the pub in early 2015.
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There's a reason why Britney and Christina are pretty much always mentioned in the same breath—it's because their early careers took such similar trajectories that in many people's minds, they're inseparable from one another.
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AirPods were far from the first wireless audio option, but they were announced in the same breath as Apple's decision to eliminate the headphone jack from its phones for the foreseeable future and probably forever.
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In the same breath, however, Obama announced that he's installing new sanctions on Iran in response to a pair of ballistic missile tests conducted by Tehran late last year in defiance of United Nation's resolutions.
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However, it is unlikely that they want their product to be mentioned in the same breath as Kimbo versus Dada, which took some giant steps back in terms of the technical aspect of the sport.
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In his mind, historians would one day mention Uber in the same breath as titans like Apple and Google, world-changing corporations that shaped the way billions of people used technology in their daily lives.
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But in the same breath, they noted that expectations for new new exports from a Libyan port and Exxon Mobil's plans to ramp up Nigerian oil production all serve as bearish threats to oil prices.
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In the same breath the president questioned whether the "Deep State Justice Department" would act on the revelation, giving life to the conspiracy that officials in his own administration are working to undermine the president.
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In a pre-election speech, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban railed against nonwhite migration ("Africa wants to kick our door down") in the same breath as attacking "Uncle George" for being behind Europe's changing demographics.
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Although Kinsella would prefer a fixed place among the latter, it's more common to hear them mentioned in the same breath as his fellow Cap'n Jazz alum's efforts, especially when referencing Joan of Arc's early work.
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For all those discussing whether NBA superstar LeBron James or New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady is the GOAT, Serena Williams' name doesn't come up nearly as often in the same breath, when it definitely should.
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Often mentioned in the same breath as the Cramps and the Misfits, and held in the same regard by fans with spooktacular taste in music, the band has been recording and performing for almost three decades.
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Remember that at China Lake, while the military continues to protect the traces of past man, in the same breath, in the same location, they continue to perfect the art of erasing him from the present.
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Gutshall opted for a green "Drunk Lives Matter" tee for his mugshot, a 100-percent cotton travesty that managed to celebrate St. Patrick's Day and belittle the efforts of an activist movement in the same breath.
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The fact that we tend not to think of the AP in the same breath as Facebook is a signal of its success; the goal of a good platform should be that we don't notice it.
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There's listening to Papa's radio, a symbol of the privileged distance of the Western world, through which a broadcaster informs of coordinated attacks by Boko Haram in the same breath as announcing recent Academy Award winners.
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But in the same breath, some are warning that Sanders would act as a drag on vulnerable Democrats down-ballot, perhaps costing the party its majority in the House and its chances of flipping the Senate.
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As such, it didn't add as openly to his reputation as one of grime's best barrers and isn't mentioned in the same breath as classic LPs such as Boy In Da Corner or Home Sweet Home.
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It's that pointing that out in the same breath as offering condolences and essentially saying that they had it coming eschews any moral or ethical high ground, let alone moment of humanity, this might have engendered.
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After his electoral victory, which caught even Trump by surprise, the president reluctantly acknowledged Russian meddling in the election — the unanimous consensus of the intelligence community — while in the same breath suggesting other countries could be responsible.
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But he also in the same breath mentioned that their were two armed officers at the school on Friday, one of whom was injured, and acknowledged that under state law Texas already allows teachers to carry guns.
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But she bemoaned the fact that Trump's rivals keep bringing up the election, while in the same breath noting that Trump beat Clinton "handily" — and after Trump himself boasted about his margin of victory in a tweet.
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"I'm overall pleased with where we're at," he said, before moving on to the most remarkable line of this whole thing — and probably managing to anger both his wife and boss Jeff Bezos in the same breath.
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Despite the sprinkling of stardust provided by boldface names like Cara Delevingne and Scarlett Johansson, who were here to promote their latest movies, these gatherings are rarely, if ever, mentioned in the same breath as "real" fashion.
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It was an era when greeting cards were sold on the first floor of department stores and a woman spoke of the design of her monogrammed stationery in the same breath that described her favored bridesmaid dresses.
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" He promised that he will "be building a wall, that will greatly help in this problem" in the same breath that he vowed to pursue "efforts based on sound metrics, guided by evidence, and guided by results.
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As I lay there in this place that's held so many memories for me, Moran's music seemed to fill the room with a ghostly, nocturnal presence, one that felt both private and infinite in the same breath.
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The outrage seemingly caught the administration off guard — Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen has struggled to defend her agency, alternating between denying family separation is a new policy and claiming credit for it, often in the same breath.
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Flowers's influences may seem disparate—she cites the folk art of Mexico's Zapotec people and the digital art of Instagram in the same breath—but she manages to create a seamless blend between the two in her work.
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If Verizon has its way, it will cast off its reputation as a big, boring telephone company battling a unionized work force and emerge as a digital media player mentioned in the same breath as Snapchat and Pokémon.
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Look, it ain't us ... everyone from ESPN to the NY Times have weighed about the perils of being a sports fan in Atlanta over the years ... and it had usually been mentioned in the same breath as Cleveland.
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However, in the same breath, he said the central bank would like to see stability in the yuan, and that authorities would strike a balancing act between pursuing its policy and allowing the market to trade the currency.
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Citing Slowdive and The Smiths as influences in the same breath as The Get Up Kids and The Casket Lottery, the duo's ambitious, indie punk definitely bends genre, while retaining a sad, earnest core that feels unabashedly emo.
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Naturally, the company disavows piracy, but to pretend it doesn't exist on the platform is naive, especially when mainstream publications like The Verge describe piracy as the "Apple TV's killer app" and mention Plex specifically in the same breath.
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Op-Ed Contributor SHAMLAPUR, Bangladesh — Among Westerners, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi is often mentioned as a paragon of liberty, in the same breath as Mandela and Gandhi, thanks to her decades-long campaign against Myanmar's kleptocratic military junta.
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You shouldn't wear a binder for more than eight to ten hours because they can restrict your breathing, and in the same breath they are something that makes me feel like I can actually breathe for the first time.
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And though this is presumably part why rosé is so often coded as feminine — and therefore often derided in the same breath as anything pumpkin-spiced — in the US, men and women drink basically the same amount of it.
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Last month, Cerberus also securitised a pool of UK buy-to-let Capital Home Loans mortgages it bought from Ireland's Permanent TSB in 2015, while in the same breath picking up the remaining £2.29bn of the book from the lender.
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"Not only is he as tough and as dynamic a warrior as anyone who commanded U.S. troops, but he can turn right around in the same breath and be one of the most prescient diplomats I've ever encountered," Lechner says.
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For instance, you won't be able to ask Alexa to turn off the lights and change the temperature in the same breath, but you can make one request and follow it up with the other without needing to say "Alexa" again.
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Modest as he is, it no longer seems fanciful to mention Froome in the same breath as Spain's Miguel Indurain, Belgium's Eddy Merckx or French duo Bernard Hinault and Jacques Anquetil — all of whom won the race a record five times.
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But voters who live in the Birmingham television market, the largest in Alabama, could've tuned in to every network television show in the past month and only watched 34 shows mention the words "Roy Moore" and "underage" in the same breath.
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But if successful, the summit will be mentioned in the same breath as President Richard Nixon's journey to meet Chinese patriarch Mao Zedong and the superpower talks between Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev that precipitated the end of the Soviet Union.
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"It's disturbing to me because … this is a monumental, defining moment this week when you have someone like Cosby going to prison and then in the same breath having Kavanaugh possibly going to the highest court in the land," Tewolde continued.
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Former NFL running back DeAngelo Williams said it was "downright disrespectful for Michael Thomas and Amari Cooper to be in the same breath as Julio Jones" on ESPN's "Get Up." He said he expects Jones to receive more than Thomas.
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I suspect this is partially why it is not discussed in the same breath as, say, a Babette's Feast or Eat Drink Man Woman, those movies held up as the pinnacles of food cinema, even though it's every bit their equal.
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That prompts an only-in-the-Hamptons question and a nod to a poet not usually mentioned in the same breath as the ones who hung out with Mr. Dash, among them John Ashbery, Douglas Crase, Barbara Guest and Mr. Koethe.
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It explains how comments can be made that dismiss Mendoza for "never having played," yet in the same breath recognize that Vin Scully and countless other men who never played pro baseball are regarded as among the greatest announcers ever.
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"It definitely feels very special but I don't really want to think about those stats for now, I just want to focus on the job," said the youngster when spoken of in the same breath as seven-times world champion Schumacher.
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"I agree we should each take personal responsibility and look at how we relate to each other, but it's disappointing someone calling for that would in the same breath launch a completely unsubstantiated and dishonest attack," he added, of Mucarsel-Powell's comments.
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We witness Abu Osama go into a fit of rage about infidels in the same breath as he tenderly coddles his younger son; the contrast between such outbursts against more domestic, almost heart-warming scenes yields a perturbing degree of emotional whiplash.
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Her mother has been covering it up and feeding her daughter drugs for years, telling Rachel things like, "No one will love you if they ever find out," and, "No one wants to deal with that kind of damage," in the same breath.
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Instead, on a different night, he makes her dinner and they do the requisite move to the couch where Jane ruins the mood after she spots a flower, blurts out that she's a virgin and mentions her grandmother in the same breath.
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But Slack's particular user interface can make even those of us who are wary of putting anything in an email spill our guts in both direct messages and office slack channels — complaining about the bosses in the same breath as the weather.
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Although you might not be used to mentioning Berlin and LA in the same breath while talking about dance music, a new festival engineered by Your Mom's Agency, called From Berlin to LA, is making a very strong case for the kinship.
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Though his name is not spoken of in the same breath as the famous fighters who became stars in the era of television, many true aficionados of British boxing rank the East Londoner among the greatest pugilists this island has ever produced.
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There is an unsubtle quality to Énard's insistence on fluidity — between male and female, and especially between East and West — and his past work is invariably mentioned in the same breath as Orientalism, though it's not so easy to articulate the precise relationship.
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The film finally reveals itself to a last hurrah of hype, to get locked away in a very separate cupboard; it's so separate from the original it barely even registers as a blip in cinematic history, not mentioned in the same breath.
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I'm going to be bummed when it's all over, but it's also a game fighting me in strange and frustrating ways, a game that's encouraging me to explore every nook and cranny of its world, but in the same breath, fighting that impulse.
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Fast forward 10 years — and a stock gain of more than 4,200% — and Netflix is now a technology giant mentioned in the same breath as the likes of Apple and Facebook, with dozens of Wall Street analysts recommending Netflix shares to investors.
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All of these wishes give a good view of the ping-ponging breadth not only of Wayne's psyche but of human nature: Who among us doesn't often wish for the most profound societal changes and the simplest materialist aims in the same breath?
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Carolina is rarely mentioned in the same breath as the N.F.C.'s elite teams — Philadelphia, Minnesota, the Los Angeles Rams and New Orleans — but the Panthers ran right at the Vikings' elite defense and produced 216 rushing yards, with Jonathan Stewart scoring three times.
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He'd often tell people inflated lies about his accomplishments, that he was the son of a multimillionaire, that he owned a successful diamond company, that he partied with celebrities, in the same breath he talked about going to prison in a high-profile case.
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Some of the hallmarks of the feminist movement writ large are there — equal pay, reproductive freedom — and some are more reflective of a new generation of feminists who are just as likely to talk about climate change in the same breath as police brutality.
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And that's why it wilted and died and no one really gives a fuck about Avicii over here: do you really want to align yourself with the kind of people who think of club culture and the importance of corporate synergy in the same breath?
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It ought to be possible to talk about the large numbers of black men murdered every year and the large numbers of rural whites dying of heroin overdoses in the same breath, as a sad waste of human potential, without getting into an argument over white privilege.
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When Jacobs suggested that black women appropriate white women's hairstyles by straightening their hair, he made the mistake of conflating appropriation with assimilation, while claiming in the same breath that he's colorblind — which, as evidenced by his comments, is simply not true (and is essentially impossible).
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Summerteeth, which was released twenty years ago this week, is a rich, maximalist album that offers listeners a lot to chew on, but its defining constant is the anxiety of Jeff Tweedy—alternatively heartbroken and lovestruck, conciliatory and defiant, impassioned and indifferent, often in the same breath.
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In interviews with CNN following Thursday night's faceoff, representatives from both campaigns accused the other side of mudslinging and negative campaigning even as, in the same breath, they continued to tout the Democratic primary as a model of good behavior when compared to that of the Republicans.
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Late breaking on Sunday, SADC issued a statement offering support for a recount of the vote, a welcome point of departure from its past position, but then in the same breath, called for a government of national unity, which is a lethal blow to democratic intent.
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In visits this year to Long Island, New York, where the gang is blamed for several murders, and to El Salvador, where its leaders are based, Sessions has spotlighted the gang's brutality and cross-border connections, often calling for ramped up border security in the same breath.
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And it is shameful that the United States should be mentioned in the same breath as so many other relentless governments around the world that today persecute minorities and immigrants and turn their backs on refugees like we once were when our family wandered the earth.
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Prince was the first musician who made me understand that you could be many things at once: an impish figure in a tightly cut red matador suit, cooing in a falsetto, then in the same breath one dropping to a velvet baritone while fluttering kohl-rimmed eyelids.
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It was the crux of a long conversation, the kind that lasts the duration of a four-hour bus ride, taking place between two eager talkers, neither of whom was sheepish about sharing the highly trivial, weirdly personal, and overtly political, all in the same breath.
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Today, we are rising up to protest millennia of sexual aggression and repression; yet in the same breath, the U.N. has kicked us in the collective teeth by appointing the fictional Wonder Woman as ambassador for women, as well as passing over a woman (again!) for secretary general.
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Once again, there were elements of the football press who were ready to lump smoking a bit of bud in with the most severe crimes, and moralise over the drug in the same breath as a charge of beating up a man for the colour of his skin.
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Nature, one of the more respected and widely read science publishers, mentions the release of these emails in the same breath as emails that were obtained by illegal hacking in an editorial published this week: The 2009 hack that Nature mentions was terrible for scientists—climate scientists, in particular.
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And though some stars will swear up and down that staying hydrated is the best tip they have to offer, they're also more than happy to cop to using a $700 moisturizer in the same breath, or sign on to endorse a product that is not, in fact, water.
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So many other guitar players from the '70s get credit as guitar heroes, but unless you're talking to KISS fans, you never really hear Ace's name mentioned in the same breath as Ted Nugent or Eddie Van Halen or Ritchie Blackmore or Joe Perry…go on down the list.
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Using the word "Islamic," a reference to the religion, in the same breath as "terrorism" could be seen by Muslims as an affront to their faith and actually play into the terrorists' "clash of civilizations" narrative -- reasons why President Barack Obama assiduously avoided the combination during his presidency.
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In particular, the focus here is on the state's Article IX, which presents the concept of "home rule" — which defines the "rights, powers, privileges and immunities granted to" local governments — and, in the same breath, also outlines the state's duties and powers over local governments, including their very creation.
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The Wildcats' top freshman, Skal Labissiere, the one player mentioned in the same breath with Simmons in the preseason, has been essentially a non-factor; and the freshmen and sophomores and handful of upperclassmen left behind on Calipari's roster are not yet good enough to carry the Wildcats through.
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We've covered both Balamii and Radar pretty extensively here on THUMP over the last year or so, but the pair now, we feel, truly deserve to be spoken of in the same breath as the likes of Rinse or NTS, especially as both have recently expanded their output considerably.
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O'Rourke failed to answer the questions, got beat up by the other candidates, and double-turned himself (a debate term for contradicting his own argument.) He opined that we should have allies with us when we step in to help end atrocities like genocide, and in the same breath mentioned Rwanda.
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But with Trump signaling a rise in authoritarianism across the globe, the words "Trump" and "dictator" are mentioned in the same breath by critics more than most previous presidents, even when it's a mistake — like this incident from June ahead of Trump's summit with North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un.
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To the generation of idealistic liberals who came of age in the United States and Europe in the late 1980s, Gorbachev was and to some extent still is revered, a figure who can plausibly be mentioned in the same breath as Nelson Mandela as an icon of peace and reconciliation.
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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has made responding to technology-driven change a key priority for her five year term which began last month, setting it in the same breath as challenges posed by climate change and demographic shifts, tacitly linking all three to a rise in regional unease.
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It also struck a note of dark irony: that in the aftermath of the 2016 presidential election, when slogans such as "black women will save us" and "thank black women" became popular, someone would claim black support in the same breath that he ignored the only black woman in the race.
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" She added: "As a result of that, I sort of domesticated myself, so I would clean the house and I'd take on chores, but in the same breath I kind of used food as a scaffold — I just really controlled my life with food and things that I could do easily.
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Everyone in the know has read "The Case for Reparations," but it was the reading and performed admiration that counted, praised in the same breath as, "It is a better history than an actual case for actually paying, of course..." Pretend for a moment that all of it is true.
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Just recently, the company announced a Trust and Safety Council dedicated to paring down the platform's huge troll problem, but in the same breath suspended Trusty Support, a popular parody account that lampooned the company for its propensity for sending out canned responses to users who said they were receiving harassment and threats.
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And without a trace of irony, Omarosa gives a DR talking head where she blasts Shannon for all the "me, me, me, I, I, I" and in the same breath says she (Omarosa) has to focus on her own long-term strategy because she always has to look out for herself. Lordy.
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And at least in the case of Arndt, Lucasfilm had replacement writers ready to roll: in the same breath as the company announced his departure, it also revealed that Lawrence Kasdan (co-writer of Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi) would step in, co-writing Force Awakens with director J.J. Abrams.
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Democrats can't on the one hand say we want folks to recuse themselves at the Justice Department who have a conflict of interest with [Special Counsel Robert] Mueller's investigation, and then in the same breath say we want people on committees with climate change who have a conflict of interest with climate change.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — The Iranian and North Korean nuclear programs, drastically different but often spoken of in the same breath, are now being thrust together, as President Trump's determination to kill the landmark 2015 accord limiting Tehran's capabilities is colliding with his scramble to reach a far more complex deal with Pyongyang.
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KS: Yeah, and the media, and the people ... LL: People in the media use it and I think that's the reason we even include them in the same breath, but really there's just not as much data, there's not as much influence, and so I think that gives them some inoculation from this.
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Like Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, Cook doesn't explicitly address another issue that arose before Charlottesville — namely the memo that was circulated inside Google suggesting biological differences explain why there are more men than women in tech — but he seems to be talking about it in the same breath as he denounced the Nazis of Charlottesville.
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The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Paul Ryan, who was chairing the convention, gave a speech, notionally in support of Mr Trump, in which he referred to him only twice—and both times in the same breath as his running-mate, Governor Mike Pence of Indiana, whose caustic conservatism Mr Ryan approves of more.
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A historic choice In case you haven't been following the narrative, the genre-crossing South Korean film from director Bong Joon Ho -- called a thriller, a drama, horror and a dark comedy about the class divide all in the same breath -- stands to be a historic best picture winner if it comes to fruition.
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McConnell even admitted as much in the same Wall Street Journal article noting, "The Supreme Court in a case in 1969 said the act of seating someone, swearing them in, is limited to constitutional qualifications," — then added in the same breath, if Moore were sworn in he would immediately face the Senate ethics committee.
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With lines like "searching for a boy in high school is as useless as searching for meaning in a Pauly Shore movie," it's surprising and a little bit dismaying that Heckerling, a dialogist of the highest order, is not more readily mentioned in the same breath as filmmakers like Whit Stillman or Noah Baumbach.
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As you might expect, the cast members of AYTO are equally concerned about crunching the numbers; they are often chastised by the host for thinking too much about strategy and not following their hearts, while in the same breath told that they need to move on from partners they can't get out of their heads.
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" He then went on to imply — in the same breath — that there could be more skeletons in the closet, reaching for his favorite solution to self-made scandals (another self-audit), by saying: "In general we need to go through and look at all the relations we have and see if there are more like this.
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Instead of standing with the likes of Schumer against Trump, he must publicly fight against these folks—who will still be holding fundraisers with Wall Street and pushing "bipartisan compromises" with Republicans that sell out working people—in the same breath that he fights Trump and extremist Republicans trying to reincarnate Ayn Rand in the halls of Congress.
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Thirty years later… From Beyond probably isn't likely to be mentioned in the same breath as other hugely influential sci-fi films such as 2001: A Space Odyssey, Minority Report, The Matrix, or even its contemporaries, The Fly and They Live (the latter which also deals with a kind of "augmented reality", though it was made two years later).
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Stoltenberg spoke of the alliance's stalwart support of the United States in its Article 5 invocation for Afghanistan and in the same breath proudly proclaimed NATO's commitment to, for the first time in its history, setting a formalized defense-spending goal of 2 percent of GDP — a goal that is both insufficient and not enforceable by any practical means.
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Tapping into a vein of bratty bravado, he careens past toothless PG-13 peacocking into the kind of unrepentant sleaze that made him successful in the first place, culminating in a breathtaking stretch on the bridge where he sneers about fucking your girl, guzzling cocaine, and buying his mom a station wagon all in the same breath.
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Technically this is allowed — and there's even another prominent co-host pair nominated in the Outstanding Reality Show Host category, with Project Runway's Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn — but the idea that Fey and Poehler will compete as essentially one person is startling, hilarious, and weirdly fitting, given how often they're referred to in the same breath.
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But so deep remains the cultural bias against working women, and especially working mothers, that some young commentators now mention Germany's "gender issue" in the same breath as America's "race issue" — a piece of historic baggage that has never been fully addressed, elusive and omnipresent at the same time, a sort of national elephant in the room.
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RELATED: Trump's TPP withdrawal: 5 things to know "It's hard to be tough on China and withdraw from TPP in the same breath," Froman said, while also explaining how China is now poised to reap the benefits of our absence in the Asia-Pacific region by implementing their own trade agreement with weaker labor and environmental protections than what was in TPP.
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With that in mind, Wedbush's Ives and Arounian wrote in another recent report that they think Uber will wind up being the "Amazon of Transportation" and that the company could wind up one day being considered a tech stalwart mentioned in the same breath as the so-called FAANG stocks of Facebook, Amazon (AMZN), Apple (AAPL), Netflix (NFLX) and Google (GOOGL) owner Alphabet.
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I fully understand and support efforts to make business events more diverse and inclusive, but inviting me to an event and in the same breath admitting that you're doing it because you want women to be there is sort of like inviting a black guy to your birthday party and admitting it's because you don't want your other friends to think you're racist.
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But in the same breath, Trump repeated his claim "there [was] no collusion" between his campaign and Russia's election interference efforts, a matter that is still under investigation by special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE.
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"And in the same breath that the CTA seemingly takes a baby step forward when it comes to illustrating its commitment to its non-male attendees and exhibitors, it took a serious stride back in its implementation of a prudish dress code on the show floor, which is included below:"Booth personnel may not wear clothing that is sexually revealing or that could be interpreted as undergarments.
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The unflappable head of the House Democratic Caucus has emerged as a fiercely disciplined party spin doctor, proficient in promoting the Democrats' ambitious agenda and attacking President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE in cataclysmic terms, often in the same breath.
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Pulisic, the first American player in memory to even be mentioned in the same breath as mega-star players like Cristiano Ronaldo or Lionel Messi based on his success at a young age, has been talked about as a sort of savior for American soccer since his teens, when he signed with Borussia Dortmund's youth team at 16 before working his way onto the club's top professional squad by the following year.
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It seems as silly now to consider all those names in the same breath (it'd be like saying Megyn Kelly and Shonda Rhymes work in the same industry), but it was still a bold move at the time, judging by how many people were upset that four front row seats had been taken up by people who hadn't been climbing up the ladders at their respective companies for the past two dozens years.
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After stops in four different towns in Indiana on April 25th, he appeared at a rally on April 26th in a gym in Knightstown, a town of some 2,000 souls, where he attacked Mr Trump and Mrs Clinton in the same breath for their support of abortion choice, higher taxes and illegal immigrants (Mr Trump wants to send them back to wherever they came from, he said, and then let them in again).
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But having designed mirrored sofas with a Mondrian-by-way-of-Liberace vibe, Mr. Evans simply can't be explained in the same breath as Hans Wegner, whose teak coffee tables and wool-covered Papa Bear chairs serve as Modernist shorthand for all that is ordinarily admired about midcentury design and its imperviousness to the cool-today, tired-tomorrow quality of decorating trends such as overdyed Persian rugs and fiddle-leaf fig trees.
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He put the incident in the back of his mind, and struggled with feelings of shame, anxiety, and PTSD-associated symptoms — until junior year, when Dashow told a supportive friend and almost in the same breath, learned not only of another alleged assault by the same assailant but also of his rights under Title IX. Today, Dashow is one of the survivors meeting with Education Secretary Betsy DeVos as she begins to delve into the ongoing debate about how college campuses should handle sexual assault cases.
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"I told you from the start you was gonna turn on me," he sings at the beginning of "Turn on Me," then castigates himself for the relationship's mistakes and its fallout: I'm the one put all the rings on youI'm the one took all the blame for itI had to look at this lame happyTry to figure out again why I ain't happy On both albums, the reference points are the same — glistening, wet diamonds; Range Rovers purchased with pocket money; women from all parts of the globe getting celebrated and mistreated, often in the same breath.
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The Y2K shutdown didn't happen; the age of blogging began; boyband fanaticism reached its peak with NSYNC's No Strings Attached while Backstreet Boys were still riding hard on Millennium; MTV launched Cribs, giving us a personal insight into the inner lives of the stars then fully distanced from the rest of us by the absence of social media; Britney Spears released Oops, I Did It Again, Limp Bizkit released Chocolate Starfish and the Hotdog Flavored Water, and both artists had such an equally massive impact on the zeitgeist that Eminem namechecked them in the same breath in a song he performed at the VMAs surrounded by lookalikes in an effort to skewer 00s pop culture and his own influence on it.
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