Trump, an inveterate and often incendiary tweeter, is one reason.
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Green, an inveterate talker, has been doing more listening lately.
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An inveterate procrastinator, she panicked when confronted by a deadline.
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I'm an inveterate techie who worships at the altar of innovation.
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As an inveterate traveler, I fly multiple long flights a year.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Macquarie is one of finance's inveterate shapeshifters.
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Mr. Macy was an inveterate joker, even when discussing his career.
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But, who knows, the American bond vigilantes might be inveterate free traders.
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The chief executive of SoftBank, Masayoshi Son, is an inveterate deal maker.
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Even at the best of times, this inveterate introvert wasn't an actor's director.
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Donald Trump has revealed himself to be a coward and an inveterate liar.
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A sensitive only child, from an early age he was an inveterate moviegoer.
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Talking with a rich Boston accent, Gettleman described himself as inveterate film watcher.
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After that Mr. Kirschenbaum became one of the art world's inveterate free spirits.
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"The engine is the press," Thomas Jefferson, an inveterate inventor, wrote in 1799.
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Unfortunately, Jones, for one, is an inveterate hatemonger, and he didn't heed Facebook's warnings.
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An inveterate ice cream lover, I've never been a fan of the latter category.
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Bolton is known as a colorful figure in Washington and an inveterate bureaucratic infighter.
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The British, as a people, are the inveterate piss-takers of the free world.
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He was an inveterate deadline misser, more beguiled by starting projects than finishing them.
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He calls himself "manic," an inveterate multitasker currently gripped by an obsession over Cuban refugees.
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A warts-and-all portrait of Castro will satisfy neither unblinking supporters nor inveterate critics.
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For an inveterate note take like myself, all this seems like a tax on productivity.
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"Home espresso machines are a problem in a box," one inveterate reporter once told me.
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I snagged a spot next to Beau Bailey, a retired hydrologist and inveterate global traveler.
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Masayoshi Son, the Japanese telecommunications mogul, has always been known as an inveterate deal maker.
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She is also an inveterate Internet shopper, which proved serendipitous as the Syrian uprising took hold.
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At 70, the composer, saxophonist, pianist and inveterate musical big-picture-ist Anthony Braxton sounds ebullient.
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As a veteran Dota player and inveterate contrarian, I couldn't let Musk's exaggeration go by unchallenged.
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It appears Trump has secured the endorsement of inveterate crank and Indiana basketball legend Bobby Knight.
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Engel, an inveterate publicity seeker, first noticed Mitchell at an Atlanta baseball training camp in 171.
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An inveterate prankster, he was also known for his collection of fright wigs and false teeth.
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Mr. Burnham said in an interview on Wednesday that Mr. North had been an inveterate tinkerer.
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It-heartthrobs like Channing Tatum and Chris Pratt can balance sex symbol status with inveterate silly streaks.
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He was also an inveterate pleaser who constantly volunteered for chores—fetching food, stripping beds, mopping floors.
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It seems more likely, however, that it was Mr Cain's inveterate capitalist streak that ended his career.
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Thank you for your tweets, ghostbuster, SNL cast member and inveterate Game of Thrones spoiler Leslie Jones.
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An inveterate doodler, she seems predisposed to draw on any scrap of paper made available to her.
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As much as I complain about the West's fetishism of objects, I am an inveterate collector myself.
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Susan Gutfreund was an inveterate party-giver, an enthusiastic antiques collector and a lover of high fashion.
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An inveterate and gifted small-time hustler, Peg dreams of an Ivy League education and financial freedom.
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Miranda and his friends are inveterate performers, so a few days a week there's a performance of -- something.
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This one's dedicated to all the genius hackers, coders and creators who also happen to be inveterate procrastinators.
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Roger Stone, a longtime confidant of Donald Trump, is an inveterate liar and a self-proclaimed dirty trickster.
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Then the military can continue fighting the inveterate ideologues who are unlikely to lay down their arms voluntarily.
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But Mr. Bolton is an inveterate disrupter, eagerly upsetting the status quo in furtherance of his policy goals.
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An inveterate eavesdropper, he insisted that he was mindful to listen just enough to leave room for invention.
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You own a few works by Martin Wong, an artist and inveterate collector in a very specific category.
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Rajon Rondo, once a Celtic point guard and inveterate antagonist of all things Lakers, mans the backup point.
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Inveterate seafood lovers traveling along this roughly 22093-mile stretch of coastline have their own educations in store.
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California law prohibits noncompete clauses, contributing to the inveterate poaching with which the state's technology industry was founded.
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An inveterate, impulsive promoter, he cannot resist boasting about any good news and claiming it as his own.
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I am an inveterate swirler, to the point where I unconsciously do it even with my water glass.
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"He's appeared on stage with inveterate anti-Semites," as Josh Glancy wrote in a recent Times Op-Ed.
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Mr Cummings is an inveterate champion of reforming Whitehall and taking on vested interests (which he calls "the blob").
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It's an irony that wouldn't have been lost on Machiavelli, whom Boucheron deems an inveterate dramatist and irrepressible trickster.
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One faction, associated with Nicolas Sarkozy, an ex-president and inveterate party plotter, yearns for a bold rightward turn.
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The Rolling Stones, meanwhile, are inveterate showmen who have been working two very different acts simultaneously through the decades.
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I am also an inveterate reader of cookbooks, including Mario Batali, Anthony Bourdain and Gabrielle Hamilton, among many others.
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He's an inveterate stoner with a flashy, personal writer's voice who previously paid his bills with contracted advertorial work.
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We expected a passionate response from a group of inveterate travelers — but I can't say we expected 13,000 submissions.
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He trusts that Mr. Mueller, an inveterate professional beyond partisan concerns, will conclude his investigation by exonerating the president.
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An inveterate alcoholic who lives alone and disheveled, Steve learns that the love of his life, Karen, has died.
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In contrast to Kalanick, who is an inveterate pacer, he sat very still with his ankle crossed over his knee.
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He's an inveterate stylistic experimenter, and here he's shot everything on a phone — an iPhone 7 Plus, to be precise.
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An inveterate gambler trying to keep up an unsustainable lifestyle, he owed money to the I.R.S. and others, including Walters.
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Here, Ehrenreich speaks as an inveterate gym rat, a participant in the astonishing rise of the workout since the 1970s.
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"The alternative would be that it is a copy by Finson, who was himself an inveterate copyist," Mr. Gash said.
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With her unmistakable voice and penchant for unforgettable performances, Christmas has long been considered one of heavy music's inveterate badasses.
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It happens most mornings in the months of January and February because I am an inveterate winter iced coffee drinker.
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Before becoming governor, Mr. McAuliffe was an inveterate deal-maker involved in everything from real estate to banking to electric cars.
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Zach had been an inveterate game player since his endless demands for another round of Candy Land or Chutes and Ladders.
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Wagner's parents are committed liberals — they met on the job, working for the Teamsters — but they're presented here as inveterate hypocrites.
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His combativeness extended to his inveterate defense of Western classical music against what he saw as the threat of popular culture.
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She delivered a prepared monologue decrying the corruption of political leaders, the food industry, inveterate racism and neglect of the poor.
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Bowie was an inveterate collaborator, recognizing and wheedling the best work out of others ever since Mick Ronson's riff on Ziggy Stardust.
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"I've never heard of him before," she said before turning to the next image unscathed like the inveterate New Yorker she is.
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An inveterate tinkerer — before food, his obsession was antigravity — he set to work, scouring the literature on proteins, starches and vegetable gums.
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Established in response to the inveterate racism in the area, the church has long been a pillar of San Francisco's black community.
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Testifying before the Senate Intelligence Committee, Comey expressed his strong feeling that the President is an inveterate liar who could not be trusted.
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Trump is a man who has an inveterate need to initiate and close deals, and has had obvious success on some of them.
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As an inveterate introvert and part-time misanthrope, no one was more surprised than I to find that most travelers are good people.
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There may be no Rosebud in Spielberg's life, just an inveterate urge to make fictions and a natural sense of what's broadly appealing.
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And he is an inveterate liar, which makes it all too easy for the despots he chooses to scold to dispute his statements.
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And there's Mr. Lloyd, now 77, an inveterate signal-scrambler himself, a musician who holds back and pours it on at his own discretion.
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Upon his father's request, Fontana returned to Argentina in 2945 where he remained "an inveterate Germanophile," as he would call himself during the war.
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An inveterate consumer of television news, President Trump faced a former director appearing as a talking head on major broadcast and cable news networks.
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An inveterate reader, Lerner had the second-highest I.Q. in the prison, and he took pride in learning a new vocabulary word every day.
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NOVINKA, Russia — An outspoken critic of Russia's current president, and of all the Kremlin leaders who came before, Sergei Lunin is an inveterate malcontent.
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And Cecil, the socialite and inveterate gossip, the one who knew everyone, the informal mayor of Squirrel Hill, the mirror image of his father.
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The son of Yemeni immigrants, he grew up street smart and aimless in the seedy Tenderloin district, an inveterate loafer, sponger, bungler and charmer.
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A drummer, trombonist, composer, professor and much more, Sorey is the kind of musician — and inveterate project-starter — who's tough to keep track of.
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If inveterate optimists on his team, like Kudlow, haven't warned him of that, one senior White House official expressed hope that outside voices can.
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Rather than an inveterate nationalist or Eurosceptic, Mr Babis is in fact a man of "no ideology whatsoever," in the words of a Czech official.
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He is an inveterate provocateur who failed to recognise that, when you accept a public appointment, you have to be willing to bite your tongue.
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And while it particularly targets some of the money mules who underpin criminal payouts, the overall infrastructure behind these spamming campaigns is massive and inveterate.
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Some inveterate procrastinators even agree on a set of rewards or punishments to go along with their deadlines, depending on what motivates them the most.
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On the other hand, Lockheimer is an inveterate joker online, and even The Verge's careful probing of the matter came up with no firm answer.
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I've often wondered if Mr. Trump believes what he's saying or if his political persona is actually a theatrical creation by Trump-the-inveterate-showman.
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" (Bart, sure; but such unkind words for Lisa and Maggie?) "Watching the antics of these inveterate losers," he concludes, "is seriously skewed and seriously funny.
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By the Book The author, most recently, of "The Ancient Minstrel" is an inveterate reader of cookbooks, including Mario Batali, Anthony Bourdain and Gabrielle Hamilton.
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As an inveterate adolescent Walkman user, I found its use as an ersatz Proustian madeleine for Elliot's, Darlene's and Angela's childhoods to be astutely observed.
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MOMA reveals the inveterate experimentalist behind the tutus in "Edgar Degas: A Strange New Beauty," an exhibition of the Impressionist's radical and rarely seen monotypes.
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As a self-described "inveterate internationalist," Weld believes America is a hegemonic power but is strongest in acting in concert with our economic and strategic partners.
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They can force Germany to change its ways — without waiting for Trump to read the riot act to free-trade abusers and inveterate trade surplus artists.
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But going forward, it would be wise for all of his inveterate critics in the news media, including me, to treat it as our operating assumption.
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But they've been inveterate experimenters, pulling from all of this and more while making sounds that can be hard to find a handhold on—rhythmically or melodically.
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" She labeled Kellyanne Conway, the president's counselor, an inveterate liar, and asked: "If a tree falls in the woods, how do we get Kellyanne under that tree?
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On the other hand, if Mr Trump, an inveterate conspiracy theorist, was peddling inflammatory nonsense about his predecessor and America's intelligence agencies, that would also be serious.
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Mr Abe, it writes, will not be granted a meeting with Mr Kim unless Japan drops its "inveterate repugnancy" that leads it to stress sanctions and pressure.
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The relative strength of public-sector unions and their inveterate support of Democratic policymakers have made them a prime target of Republican governors, especially in the Midwest.
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Another group of inveterate hedgers are international banks which, by the nature of their business, will have both assets and liabilities in a wide range of currencies.
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Helpless before marzipan, she is greedy, temperamental, afraid of the dark, prone to black moods, black humor, black teeth (all that marzipan), vain, vindictive, an inveterate snob.
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An inveterate music junkie and self-proclaimed metalhead, Abran's musical journey began in 22009 at the age of 230, when he bought his first record, Metallica's Load.
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An inveterate tinkerer and Nobel Prize winner, he figured out how to disable a single gene so that its role in disease could be understood and combated.
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Forceful, large, illiterate, an inveterate quoter of proverbs and traditional wisdom, she can come and go as she pleases among higher-born women, protected by Sulayman's favor.
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In Brooklyn, Martin Shkreli, pharmaceutical executive, inveterate trash talker and buyer of extremely rare music albums, is in federal court facing charges of securities and wire fraud.
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Downing sought to portray Gates as an inveterate liar, raising questions about whether he has been truthful with Mueller's office even after cutting a plea deal in February.
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"We regret that the new American leadership takes the lead of inveterate Russophiles of the US Congress," Ryabkov said in a statement posted on the Foreign Ministry's website.
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The inveterate experimenter born Richard D. James is continuing his recent tear of productivity with the release of a new EP on July 8 called Cheetah for Warp.
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" An inveterate shopper most of his life, he added jovially, "There's something wonderful about taking a tag off a pair of socks, off a shirt, off a jacket.
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" Bush was "the inveterate letter writer," historian Jon Meacham wrote in his biography of the 41st President, "Destiny and Power: The American Odyssey of George Herbert Walker Bush.
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Tune in for the exclusives from inveterate boundary-pushers like Caterina Barbieri, Nkisi, and JK Flesh, but Mumdance, who blended it all, is the reason to stick around.
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His father, Ottorino Corsi, was a respected wool and silk merchant but inveterate womanizer, and his mother, Alaide Garosi, was a fashion designer who owned a dressmaking shop.
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"She connects with them, and they connect her," he said — and not just because they knew that she, an inveterate smoker, could be hit up for a cigarette.
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That could not only end its powerful position backing Mrs May's government but also put into power Labour's leader, Jeremy Corbyn, whom unionists see as an inveterate republican sympathiser.
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The problem with this argument is that it ignores a more interesting reality: as well as being an inveterate protester, Mr Corbyn is a pillar of an emerging establishment.
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The North Korean spokesman warned it would be difficult to achieve denuclearisation as long as U.S. politics are dominated by policymakers who have an "inveterate antagonism" towards North Korea.
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That hints at the first of two huge questions hanging over Myanmar's economic reform: will the army and the NLD, inveterate foes until recently, be able to work together?
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We love our son, but we have also painfully learned that he is an inveterate liar, will steal anything not nailed down and has an incredible capacity for manipulation.
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Mr. Wildstein, by his own admission an inveterate prankster and liar, operated as Mr. Christie's enforcer at the Port Authority, and has pleaded guilty to orchestrating the lane closings.
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Although California is today perceived as an inveterate, deep-blue state, the overwhelming control that Democrats currently have over both the legislative and executive branches is a historical anomaly.
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An inveterate viewer of reality shows like Bravo's "Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles" and HGTV's "Property Brothers," she concocted "Bajillion" and its diverse coterie of hypercompetitive real estate brokers.
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On CNN's State of the Union, Ohio Representative Jim Jordan, an inveterate ally of the White House, took the opportunity to float corruption allegations against the former vice president.
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Each work has less to do with Kahlo and the common portraiture trope of woman-and-cigarette, and more to do with the artists' inveterate compulsions to study these objects.
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Nowhere in his decrees did Johnson, an inveterate racist, make any provision for the millions of newly freed black men and women in the South, and the results were predictable.
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Mr. Wolff, an inveterate mixer, introduced Mr. Jameson to Mr. Mankiewicz, a passionate A's fan, whom he met several years earlier while standing in line at the Telluride Film Festival.
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Certainly that seemed to be the thinking of President Trump, the inveterate TV-watcher who reportedly cast members of his defense team because he thought they were good on camera.
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Cora loves science for its own sake — most of Perry's characters are inveterate knowledge seekers, which is what makes them so compelling — but she also longs for fame and recognition.
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In "The Word Detective," Simpson recalls he was also wary of inveterate typers ("We normally asked for handwritten letters"), poor spellers (of course) and those who claim to "enjoy" crossword puzzles.
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And Rick Perry — an inveterate climate denier who was governor for 15 years of one of America's most important oil and gas states — is a natural fit to do just that.
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And yet, from all I could glean about supercentenarians from their family members, media reports, and James Clement, the collector of their DNA, they were nearly all inveterate gatherers of rosebuds.
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Just outside is a statue of the man after whom the square is named: Arnaldo da Brescia, a 12th-century enemy of the state, an inveterate challenger of orthodoxy and authority.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DETROIT — I'm an inveterate lover of books, so you never have to bother arguing with me about the continued relevance of print as a medium.
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I had decided to treat my mom, an obsessive "Game of Thrones" watcher, to an afternoon performance of "Doctor Faustus" at the Duke of York's Theater, starring the inveterate heartthrob Kit Harington.
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Wordplay delights Mr. Perlstein, and many of his works by Mr. Nauman (an inveterate punster) toy with lingo: "None Sing Neon Sign" reads the lettering on an early neon sculpture from 1970.
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Jews are not generally noted for their insistence on selling their talent for the lowest possible price, which is the most useful measure there is of inveterate, lost-with-all-hands stupidity.
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When signs reading " FIXED PRICE " began to appear in Delhi's shopping arcades—mainly to fend off inveterate bargain hounds like him—he saw it as a symbol of the impending end of civilization.
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For one thing, "Chatty Cathy" the doll was made and sold between 1959 and 1965, and I'm not certain that anyone really refers to people who are inveterate TALKERS by that name anymore.
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The two hop in a car en route to Mueller (Fishburne), an inveterate drinker and gambler turned sober pastor, to ask if their fellow vet could preside over the funeral ceremony at Arlington.
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What's being portrayed is a bizarre attempt at unconditional empathy in which an inveterate gun hater not only takes up arms but also seems to transfer her very identity to a lethal weapon.
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Iran is deeply complicit in the war crimes of President Bashar al-Assad in Syria, which include deliberate starvation, bombing of medical facilities and residential buildings and the inveterate use of chemical weapons.
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In cross-examination on Tuesday and Wednesday, Downing fired questions at Gates for several hours as he sought to portray him as an inveterate liar and thief to undermine his credibility with the jury.
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Prosecutors admit he is a serial liar and inveterate prankster who, as lawyers repeatedly reminded the jury, once stole the jacket of a six-term United States senator to embarrass him in a debate.
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In the years after the battle with the legendary Hattie Leslie, Gussie rose to fame as a fighter and inveterate eccentric who lived outside of social and gender norms at the fin-de-sicle.
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The rooms included a paintings gallery, a smoking lounge (Pompidou was an inveterate smoker) and a dining room, the last of which was outfitted with nearly a thousand plexiglass rods suspended from the ceiling.
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He had prepared unconventionally, spending the week before the tournament on Long Island with Bobby Riggs, the American tennis star and inveterate gambler who was then 21968 but still an accomplished player (and hustler).
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He was a whip before he was a party leader, and remains an inveterate vote counter, and here the Republican votes are not that hard to account for — easier than they were with Kavanaugh.
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Critics of our political culture used to complain, with justification, about politicians' addiction to spin — their inveterate habit of downplaying awkward facts and presenting their actions in a much better light than they deserved.
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Each also shines a light on the inveterate sexism -- women as unreliable narrators, women as answerable for their husbands' professional lives, women as weak -- that still, today, takes up so much space in the narrative.
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He was such an inveterate racist, including about his own group, the Jews, that even in the 1910s, when tolerance for such prejudices was higher, the editors of his letters felt obliged to censor them.
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Here is Trump playing the inveterate skeptic, threatening to tear up an agreement with which his own government says Iran is complying, despite recent pleas from Emmanuel Macron of France and Angela Merkel of Germany.
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"The management team of Buffalo Wild Wings communicates its strategic and financial rationale to the investment community with inveterate avoidance of specificity," Mr. McGuire wrote in a letter last year to the chicken chain's leadership.
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Mr. Ruiz-Picasso knew that his father, a temperamental genius who died in 1973, had been an inveterate collector who gave away only artworks that he had recently made — and he would have signed them.
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Honoring his mother's request to check in on his brother, Cosmo, a journalist and inveterate pothead in the midst of a post-divorce meltdown, Nolan turns up in the idyllic Northern California town of Burnridge.
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By releasing normally confidential negotiating documents, he turned the EU's inveterate leakiness into a strength, creating a "transparency" that frustrated British efforts to keep offers and demands insulated from the heat of public debate back home.
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With your help, we made a California playlist on Spotify, and I got to talk about it in real life with an inveterate New Yorker, Jon Pareles (who is also The Times's chief pop music critic).
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From the progress of nation-building to the conquest of the inveterate and ever-wily Taliban, US officials followed the same talking points, emphasizing how they were making progress even if the war was going badly.
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Those slaps I mentioned landed more forcefully on the administration in general than on the man-child at its apex, who is, in Carlson's tortured rendition, a gullible marionette, his strings pulled by inveterate, habitual warmongers.
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Of course, that's nothing new -- the notoriously thin-skinned Republican nominee is an inveterate pouter, openly sulking about perceived injustices like lawsuits presided over by "Mexican" judges, accurate press coverage and Megyn Kelly being mean to him.
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The pomp and circumstance of the two-day Saudi visit also gives Trump — who sold himself to voters as an inveterate deal maker — a victory to merchandise abroad, just as his political pressures have intensified at home.
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In a statement issued to CBS Denver, Kulish's family said they were "heartbroken" over the loss of the Denver-based attorney who was also an "inveterate climber" that recently became a member of the Seven Summits Club.
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As a New York developer, he was widely reported to be an inveterate leaker, shamelessly inflating his reputation (as a businessman and lady's man) with a multi-decade stream of anonymously sourced tidbits planted in Gotham's tabloids.
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People who know Mr. Biden are virtually unanimous in their assessment of him as an inveterate hugger who has no ill intent — "a very affectionate individual who is a natural toucher," said Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine.
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With no intention of expanding their software beyond personal use, the two inveterate tinkerers, who became friends while studying computer programming at Berlin's Technical University, would often patch together many homemade programs just to play specific pieces or shows.
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To shore up his standing with white evangelicals, the president released lists of potential nominees during the campaign, and has met at least seven people on those lists, though Mr Trump, an inveterate showman, may choose someone else entirely.
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For the millions of inveterate smokers who are unable or unwilling to quit, truthful discussion by health professionals and government agencies of the differences in risk between combustible and smoke-free nicotine and tobacco products could be a lifesaver.
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" Philip Hone, the ex-mayor of New York City and an inveterate diarist, recorded his impressions in his journal: "Their faces are devoid of intelligence, and have that stupid expression which is characteristic of the natives of the East.
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Mr. Zeitlin, an inveterate piano innovator since the 1960s and a fusion pioneer, plays a variety of keyboards and synthesizers; he conjures a vague drone in the middle-to-low range, circling your inner ear with melodies and effects.
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Once Mr. Trump appoints a new F.C.C. chairman, probably early next year, Republicans, who have been inveterate opponents of telecom regulation in recent years, will have a 3-to-2 majority on the commission; Democrats have a majority now.
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Walsh called for a primary challenge to Trump in a New York Times opinion piece last week in which he criticized the president as an inveterate liar, citing Trump's assertion that tariffs were being paid for mostly by China, not Americans.
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Any Star Wars fan will tell you that Han shot first — or more accurately, Han shot all by himself, before the inveterate tinkerer George Lucas added a blaster shot from Greedo in the green alien's key scene with our favorite smuggler.
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After arguing himself out of every previous position, he had finally found the perfect ideology for an inveterate contrarian—one that presented such a basic affront to the underlying tenets of modern democracy that he would never run out of enemies.
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Oliver Smithies, a British-born biochemist and inveterate tinkerer who shared a Nobel Prize for discovering a powerful tool for identifying the roles of individual genes in health and disease, died on Tuesday in Chapel Hill, N.C. He was 91.
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And then there are the quarters of the inveterate loners, birds still caught somewhere between their inherent, wild selves and their captive ones: Cashew, Bacardi or Julius, who is afraid of other parrots because, as Lindner explained, ''he doesn't think he is one.
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Even after her 2004 Super Bowl performance was marred by the weirdly regressive reaction to the onstage mishap spoken of in both hushed terms as a "wardrobe malfunction," she's maintained a legacy as one pop and R&B's inveterate experimenters and unfaltering activists.
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My father, an inveterate list-maker, rattled off the names of games, trains, and radio shows, giving little in the way of description, yet it all came to life for me, as gaudy and vivid and fragrant as those boxes of cigars.
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"For me, luxury can be sitting in a beautiful place with a paper plate and plastic fork," says Scio, an inveterate traveler who recently took her son to see the Northern Lights in Lapland and to a friend's remote home in Patagonia.
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Waiters, an inveterate and truly avant-garde chucker, has put in enough effort on defense to justify playing him over Roberson, which is a good thing considering Waiters is shooting 48.5 percent for the series and 44.4 percent from beyond the arc.
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The most revealing false claim: Lester Holt and criminal justice Trump, an inveterate credit-seeker, criticized NBC Nightly News anchor Lester Holt, whom he belittlingly called an "anchor" in quotation marks, for failing to mention him during a report on criminal justice reform.
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" In the Senate, the majority leader, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, an inveterate foe of the 2010 health care law, said, "Where we are on Obamacare, regretfully, at the moment is where the Democrats wanted us to be, which is with the status quo.
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But it has also left them anxious, and asking: What does it mean for one's homeland to be put on the table by Mr. Trump, an inveterate deal maker, in negotiations with China's Communist leaders, who are not known for making concessions easily?
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Even to him, with his inveterate salesman's optimism, this failure became undeniable, and therefore oppressive — probably never more so than during his last two years, when he was dying of cancer and still dragging himself to one-off seminars in hotel ballrooms across the country.
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Without an overlord telling them when to rebel and when to go with the flow—or, perhaps, an Ivy League professor whispering in their ears—the electors seem singularly incapable of saving the nation from a loon, a fascist or an inveterate Twitter abuser.
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It also cast her as an inveterate do-gooder, diving into thankless, unsexy social work from the second she graduated from college, a portrait that could not be further from the scheming Lady Macbeth version of Hillary that we are all so familiar with.
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The tactical power of those Interdictors has been touched on previously in Rebels, and the show's also described the birth of the B-Wing bomber — minor elements that wouldn't work in a movie without boring an audience, but make inveterate fans (hello) go all giddy.
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To understand how a seemingly rational person like Barney — and dozens of others — could be taken in by an inveterate gambler like Schlichter, we asked Konnikova to help get us into the head of a con artist and show us what tricks to look for.
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There had been an uncomfortable irony in that Bulu, who loved adventure, had spent most of her life in the same stodgy city, while Tulu, an inveterate homebody, fussy about mattresses and food, had been dragged across the globe by my travel-obsessed father.
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As we approach the 2020 race, women and those who care about them need to think about whether it is in their interest -- and the interest of their daughters (and sons) -- to keep an inveterate misogynist in the White House as America leans into its future.
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It seems that Into the Spider-Verse will be introducing viewers to Miles Morales (voiced by Shameik Moore) as he grows into his role as Spider-Man, mentored by an older, more inveterate take on Peter Parker (voiced by Jake Johnson) than any we've seen before.
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As a percussionist for both inveterate experimenters and more pop-minded songwriters—he's played with everyone from Weyes Blood to Lee Ranaldo, and is a longtime member of the New York polymaths Cloud Becomes Your Hand—he's tasked with controlling the momentum, with pushing forward the narrative.
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An inveterate gambler who saw out his days playing baccarat in the casinos of Las Vegas, he grew up in Argentina with his Bulgarian mother, spending months at a time as a teenager living in the Amazon jungle, and returning to Buenos Aires to sell jaguar skins.
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Therapy not only offers me a place to be totally unguarded and open about my fears (which is a visceral relief, for an inveterate anxiety-hider), but it's also helped me understand the myriad ways anxiety affects my life, giving me new strategies for coping and prevention.
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His was, by any definition, a well-populated life, well-filled with people and adventures and things (before he became a writer, Chatwin was an antiquities and Impressionist art expert at Sotheby's and would remain an inveterate collector, despite his constant movement): many lifetimes crammed into one.
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But Mr. Trump has yet to set foot in his own home on Fifth Avenue — perhaps a challenge for someone who was known as an inveterate homebody, the eponymous owner ensconced in his Midtown tower, shuttling between his triplex penthouse and his office on a lower floor.
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An inveterate phone-talker, Bergljot tells her tale as one would in conversations with a friend, doubling back on earlier versions as though to retrieve some crucial detail that might prove her claim once and for all, vacillating among indignation and dark humor and self-doubt.
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Maraniss is able to spare some sympathy for the corrupt, drunken Democratic chairman of HUAC at the time, Representative John Stephens Wood, an inveterate racist with an appalling secret in his past — whose society wife would have little to do with him after she discovered his Cherokee ancestry.
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UNCUT GEMS Adam Sandler stars as a diamond dealer and inveterate gambler whose latest impulsive scheme — it involves lending a gem-studded rock to Kevin Garnett (who plays a version of himself during his N.B.A. career) — is just one more card in a house that is dangerously close to collapsing.
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You see the decades go past as you read, and the special flavor of each Presidency comes back: Kennedy's uncomfortable recognition that civil rights was a moral issue that transcended his customary political pragmatism, Johnson's miraculous emergence as the Moses of racial equality, Nixon's inveterate scheming, Reagan's bland duplicity, Obama's undramatic realism.
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Initially, I thought the title of a recent painting, "Holothurian Passages" (2019), had to do with science fiction, but I learned from my Iphone that it is a scientific term for a sea cucumber, a limbless inveterate that lives on the ocean floor and is considered food in some parts of the world.
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A slave-owner until Emancipation and an inveterate racist, Johnson vetoed the country's first civil rights bill, backed "Black Codes" that would have left freedmen and women in virtual slavery, vetoed the creation of a Freedmen's Bureau, supported letting Southern states return to the Union with governments dominated by former Confederates, and campaigned fervently against the Fourteenth Amendment.
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"Johnny B. Goode" also testifies to black folks' embrace of newborn technologies such as the electric guitar and amplifier, not to mention special effects like distortion, reverb, and electronic tremolo (taken to B-movie extremes by Bo Diddley, an inveterate tinkerer who designed his own jaw-dropping guitars — think Russian Constructivism with tail fins — and souped them up with homemade electronics).
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We pick up the thread with the mind-blowing global conquests of Genghis Khan and follow it through to the early 20th century, and the accounts of the American naturalist and inveterate self-promoter Roy Chapman Andrews, who briefly descended on Mongolia on behalf of the American Museum of Natural History, forging there a romantic persona as a man committed to digging up dinosaurs.
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Nozkowski, who lives in upstate New York and is known among his friends as an inveterate hiker, once showed me a map of all the different routes he took from his home on the Lower East Side to his job in midtown Manhattan: it seemed as if he never wanted to walk the same way twice, even if this meant taking a subway past his destination and walking back.
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On the title track, the rapper Mac Miller outs himself as a bookworm (Madlib is also an inveterate reader), while fronting about the kind of sex you know that dweeb isn't having: My endorphins are morphin', absorbin' energy Original copy, A Tale of Two Cities gets read to me Reading Emerson novels, eating some Belgian waffles Some powder go up my nostrils, my dick going down her tonsils . . .
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Mr Grant presents Bagehot as a man rather than just as an editor: as a supplicant who forged a close relationship with James Wilson, the founder of The Economist; as a lover who successfully wooed Wilson's eldest daughter, Eliza, with perfectly crafted letters; as a husband who ate seven meals a day ("with a snack in the interstices") and spent beyond his means; as a failed parliamentary candidate, getting barracked as he delivered lofty speeches and even indulging in a bit of bribery, despite denouncing graft in the pages of his newspaper; as an inveterate leg-puller who once wrote a 51-word sentence in praise of the contention that "short views and clear sentences" were the coming thing in English letters.
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