You said in the book that you were a political neophyte, covering a political neophyte.
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Hindsight being 20/20, I was a business neophyte when the song came out, and a celebrity neophyte.
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Sometimes you consult Google, but you're kind of a neophyte?
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Clinton is not a Washington neophyte, as Mr. Obama was.
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I'm still learning and I feel like a neophyte always.
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Mr. Zelensky, a neophyte in politics, cannot achieve progress alone.
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And so, suddenly, the political neophyte was a geopolitical asset.
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Danilo Gallinari was once the neophyte toast of New York City.
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The film revolves around his turn from neophyte to hardened soldier.
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Was that also just another ill-advised idea of a neophyte?
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It's no surprise that a neophyte like Trump Jr. made it.
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A relative neophyte, I asked one of the managers for help.
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That proved to be his undoing against Harder, a political neophyte.
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Yam dismissed this caution as the jitters of a tech neophyte.
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The 88-year-old endorsed his son, political neophyte John Conyers III.
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It's no surprise that a neophyte like Donald Trump Jr. made them.
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Scott Peters in a competitive California House race against a political neophyte.
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That can make fringe art a suitable purchase for a neophyte collector.
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" He believes Trump is a "neophyte when it comes to foreign policy.
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Dacus, a mountain-biking neophyte living in New Orleans, took some convincing.
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On Sunday, he met privately with the Bulgarian Orthodox leader, Patriarch Neophyte.
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He made Rex Tillerson, a foreign policy neophyte, his secretary of state.
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LeVert, a second-year Nets guard, is a neophyte in the art world.
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But he left himself exposed as the policy neophyte that he actually is.
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As a neophyte in an entrenched system, she says, she is bracing herself.
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Of all these neophyte managers, Callaway has been hired into the toughest situation.
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It's not clear that a neophyte like Haley will be able to silence them.
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It's a remarkable victory by someone still seen as a neophyte in Washington policymaking.
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Volodymyr Zelenskiy is far from the first political neophyte to ride an anti-corruption,
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"In some ways, he's a neophyte, even though he's older," Coach Gregg Popovich said.
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"He would ask me questions like a real neophyte, but he wasn't," McCarver said.
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But the pope will meet Orthodox Patriarch Neophyte and visit an Orthodox cathedral in Sofia.
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But she was not a neophyte when she made the work in in the beginning.
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Trump, a supposed political neophyte, seems to understand the Republican base better than party leaders.
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He's quick to caution that Brown is still a neophyte, and merely 20 years old.
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It brings into question the neophyte president's ability to move big-ticket legislation through Congress.
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New, at least in this conflict — and new to the neophyte administration of President Trump.
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That was true for Sondland, the neophyte diplomat who donated $1 million to Trump's inauguration.
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Rauner, a political neophyte, beat the Democratic incumbent Pat Quinn by 5 points in 2014.
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Now you're a neophyte, a novice, in this area, what did you take away from …?
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He began the decade as a political neophyte with no ties to his new home state.
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The neophyte Republican pursued the Speaker mercilessly after they fell out over passing the state budget.
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It could be some enterprising Republican senator, some as-yet-unknown governor, even a political neophyte.
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Despite the difficulty in finding playing time, he is hardly a neophyte of championship-caliber golf.
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Mr Leshchenko had been working for Mr Zelensky's team, advising the neophyte president on foreign affairs.
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We all knew he was a policy neophyte, with some bad ideas but reasonably decent instincts.
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Manafort repeatedly praised RNC members as campaign experts, while highlighting Trump's role as a political neophyte.
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For many months, Trump's deputy czar was a 24-year-old political neophyte who bloated his resume.
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Its discovery could shed light, both literally and figuratively, on the origin story of the neophyte cosmos.
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Trump, the ultimate showman, branding genius, and political neophyte, has shown himself to be a resourceful adversary.
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He's still a political neophyte and is working to expel the Russians from Crimea and eastern Ukraine.
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Unlike Mr Pinault, whose 3,500-piece collection is worth over $1.4bn, he is an art-market neophyte.
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All three congressional districts are conservative or conservative-leaning, representing an upset opportunity for neophyte Democratic candidates.
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Chris Christie or Carson, but the fellow political neophyte and former neurosurgeon has already ruled himself out.
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Mr. McConnell blames President Obama, seen by many Republicans as a neophyte in dealing with Capitol Hill.
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In Washington, where every word and action of the president's lawyer is scrutinized, Kasowitz is a neophyte.
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Priyanka is far from a political neophyte, having supported her brother and mother during previous election campaigns.
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Then in November, Mr. Falk told him about Christy and Chester Murray, lifelong collectors and neophyte gallerists.
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" He added, "I have had the joy of greeting and embracing my brother, His Holiness Patriarch Neophyte.
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A comic book neophyte when he landed the part, he had his work cut out for him.
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Meanwhile, two neophyte leaders with strange hair and thin skins are insulting each other in bizarre ways.
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Yang's big idea But none were as tied to a specific proposal as Yang, a political neophyte.
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Remember that Cigna, no insurance neophyte, was one of the failed buyers in the Humana Arcadian merger.
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Mnuchin's critics in the administration cast him as a China policy neophyte who was played by Beijing.
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Derrickson, a 43-year-old forward who played at Georgetown, was — and remains — a social media neophyte.
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Mr Trump came to office as a political neophyte with a reputation for being sketchy on policy detail.
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Murphy is technically a neophyte, too—he's never run for office before—but he's no stranger to politics.
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He is the new face at the highest economic level of the Trump administration, but he's no neophyte.
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Ms. Butcher is the neophyte, telecommuting as a graphic designer by day, working on her act by night.
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But he was a neophyte when it came to the notoriously factional and corrupt world of Ukrainian politics.
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I confess that I went as a neophyte on Cohen, so this was a real voyage of discovery.
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As a Monster Hunter neophyte, I was excited when the game introduced subspecies around the 40-hour mark.
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His allies are portraying her as a neophyte with a thin résumé who can't deliver for the state.
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Entry S, clued as "Rookie, greenhorn, apprentice," could accommodate BEGINNER, although the answer turned out to be NEOPHYTE.
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But as accomplishments go, fomenting xenophobia and manipulating a famously mercurial political neophyte are thin evidence of genius.
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Across six courses and 13 hours of training, you'll be able to go from API neophyte to API extraordinaire.
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A visit to Citéco offers both seasoned and neophyte dismal scientists a chance to reflect on the field's importance.
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A few years ago a political neophyte like Mr Guillier might have been just what voters were looking for.
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Google Maps, YouTube, the Chrome browser, and a variety of other Google services greet almost every European Android neophyte.
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It provides a foundation of 250,393 servers in 239 countries, and is simple to use for any VPN neophyte.
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Mr. Kushner has described his time on the campaign trail with the wide-eyed wonder of a political neophyte.
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And in Dewayne's case, he's one of those guys that's such a neophyte, basketball-wise; he started really late.
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The political neophyte and Peter Thiel confidant will also serve as deputy assistant to the president for technology initiatives.
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He met with the Patriarch Neophyte near the cathedral and spoke privately with him for about half an hour.
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But her likely successor, Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, while pro-European, is a relative neophyte with little foreign policy experience.
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John McCain, and political neophyte Donald Trump beat Hillary Clinton, touted as the best-prepared candidate ever to run.
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The Macron camp is pondering who, in its horde of neophyte deputies, can stand up to these two lions.
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As Trump himself proved, being a political neophyte can be an asset when the electorate is disillusioned with politics.
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Macron, a political neophyte who has never held elected office, represents En Marche, a brand new center-left party.
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Donald Trump, despite no political experience before jumping into the race around the same time as Hicks, is no neophyte.
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I think the same is true for any neophyte entrant into the irrational and mostly profitless market for Android smartphones.
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After all, the tough tactics from the political neophyte disrupted one of the most experienced Republican fields in a generation.
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" When Meghan, then 23, praised her for the tale, Roberta responded, "Honey, I shoot my mouth off like a neophyte!
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The near-consensus among foreign-policy types is that Mr Trump is a thin-skinned, unpredictable and alarmingly incurious neophyte.
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That's how much has been made of one woman's virginity: a true Bachelor(ette) neophyte was already totally filled in.
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The result is a mess, as neophyte provincial and federal governments figure out what to do with a stalled economy.
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Dan Lipinski, who was first elected in 23, garnered a spirited but ultimately unsuccessful challenge from political neophyte Marie Newman.
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Trump, a political neophyte prior to the 2016 race, has never had to deal with this sort of opposition before.
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And neophyte investors, cannabis execs say, don't have the stomach to weather any significant downturns, causing significant volatility for companies.
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Sydney is a political neophyte, hoping to break the stranglehold of entrenched interests that's choking democracy and enabling the kleptocrats.
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Neophyte Prime MInister Justin Trudeau made housing a hallmark of his campaign, vowing to lift 60,000 children out of poverty.
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The current storm would cause a normal man who's a neophyte in a big job to reflect on other approaches.
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Mr. Zelensky, a political neophyte, won a landslide victory in Ukraine's April presidential election on promises to end the fighting.
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She's a diplomatic neophyte representing an "America First" administration that seeks travel bans for refugees and mocked the United Nations.
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The response to the political neophyte publicizing his possible presidential ambitions as an independent candidate has been swift and vicious.
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New software and hardware tools allow the neophyte to deploy a base version of skills that take decades to perfect.
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Project Management Basics If you're really clueless about project management, this course will take you from PM neophyte to PM master.
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Purely by virtue of what I did beforehand, the demos and all, people would know I wasn't some sort of neophyte.
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As secretary of state, Trump tapped a neophyte to international diplomacy, but one whose silvery hair and boardroom bearing project authority.
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It's notable for its accessibility to neophyte programmers, and the civil, inclusive tenor of discourse within its community, particularly towards women.
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It is a mystery to a neophyte how grinds could possibly make any difference, but many teams have stone grinding machines.
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Negotiations between the countries' presidents began early this summer, shortly after the election in May of Mr Zelensky, a political neophyte.
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She had film roles prior to "Rosemary's Baby" and was a regular on Broadway stages; she was not an "acting neophyte."
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But Democrats mostly lamented the low expectations for Trump, a relative political neophyte who has exhibited little command of the issues.
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A neophyte politician — a man famous for lowbrow TV antics who has never held political office — is vying to become president.
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He is a neophyte congressman, so he cannot rely on a reservoir of goodwill to help him get through this scandal.
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"The excitement of the unknown, becoming a neophyte again, at a very high level, was extremely challenging to me," Steratore said.
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The wealthy businessman, a political neophyte, has said he wants a political veteran to help him navigate the power corridors of Washington.
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Before the letter came, I was a cyber security neophyte: I didn't use a VPN and encrypted websites were just for banking.
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Giannis Antetokounmpo's transformation from gangly neophyte into menacing prophet has been stunning not just for its pace but also for its smoothness.
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For a neophyte trader, this amount of capital was mind-blowing — but he had no idea his life was about to change.
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"By calling President Trump a political neophyte, McConnell is saying that Trump doesn't understand that Congress doesn't keep its promises," Bozell said.
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"Dennis was the perfect mark – a famous, well-connected entertainer who could help a musical neophyte get discovered," writes Love, now 75.
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But without the fillip of incumbency, the neophyte Republican candidates vying to fill seats are sure to do a bit worse anyway.
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Then as now, a neophyte president was determined to chart a new course in foreign policy to distinguish himself from his predecessor.
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I was at the initiation point of square one but in no sense a neophyte," Bob Dylan wrote in his memoir "Chronicles.
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I CONSIDER MYSELF A NEOPHYTE COMPARED OBVIOUSLY TO YOU AND BRIAN KELLY HERE ON THE DESK AND SO MANY OTHERS OUT THERE.
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In Conte, Trump will see a lot of himself: a neophyte politician who rose to power on a populist, anti-immigration platform.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions is no political neophyte—he represented Alabama in the Senate for twenty years—but the pattern still applies.
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A stereotypical tough-love coach, Saul had gone to Beijing 18 years earlier to advise the then-neophyte Wen Chang on coaching.
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In the end, Trump and fellow bumbling neophyte Rex Tillerson opened the portal wider for Putin to sneak through in coming elections.
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Mr. Trump, brought up in the corrupt and highflying world of New York's real estate business, is an oddly successful political neophyte.
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Ms. Chiuri, 53, is no neophyte, but designing Dior comes with a degree of scrutiny scarcely matched among the Paris couture houses.
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As it turns out, we need not have worried, because even tiny, neophyte Chinese companies are getting in on the bezel-killing business.
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" When her granddaughter Meghan McCain, then 23, praised her for the tale, Roberta responded, "Honey, I shoot my mouth off like a neophyte!
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Cynthia Nixon, a former actress and political neophyte, ran on a platform of tenants' rights, legalising cannabis, criminal-justice reform and clean government.
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Hays' piece, though mercifully short, was predictably hostile to the idea that any neophyte might effectively grasp what he was trying to say.
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A political neophyte, Kushner played an influential role in the campaign, helping Trump build a digital operation that aided his path to victory.
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Once that neophyte learned what figging, bastinado, or kinbaku meant, they would immediately see why aftercare's use is standard in the kink community.
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It's a course pack that consists of 54 hours of professional training to take you from Linux neophyte to a full-fledged expert.
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Is Strange, as a grasping neophyte sorcerer, in any position to question the rules that were expressly established to keep the multiverse safe?
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He also urged voters not to give Trump a pass for not having hashed out policy ideas because he is a political neophyte.
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As a neophyte, she was usually assigned to losing candidates who, aware of her specialty, were none too happy to see her coming.
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Lately, I'm finding there are downsides to education; back in the day, when I was a neophyte, I could drink just about anything.
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But Everett's amiable tone, and especially his captivating anecdotes from his field studies in the Amazonian rain forests, will help the neophyte along.
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Those questions only rose in volume when Buss named as Magic's sidekick another front-office neophyte, Rob Pelinka, Kobe Bryant's polarizing former agent.
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The Yankees, with legitimate World Series ambitions, were turning their team over to a neophyte — Boone had no coaching or front office experience.
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Mr. Giuliani's work set the stage for the April call, Mr. Trump's first contact with Mr. Zelensky, a former comedian and political neophyte.
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But the 27-year-old political neophyte hasn't confirmed that he's running, and another member of the family is planning a separate bid.
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The campaign's communications shop has numbered one for the entire race: Hope Hicks, a political neophyte who became the presumptive GOP nominee's press secretary.
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"A Single Girl," a real-time study of a neophyte hotel housekeeper (Virginie Ledoyen), is the gem in these three films from the 1990s.
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"Nip the shoots of arbitrary power in the bud, man," said the neophyte (paraphrasing John Adams), as he outlined his work on the constitution.
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If Jeremy is the Survivor super-fan who can't stop himself from playing, Natalie is the Survivor neophyte who doesn't know how to start.
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Just as neophyte investors grappled with earnings reports and trend lines, the Oracle of Omaha's reputation as the world's best stock-picker was blossoming.
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That's me: a PlayStation neophyte who's spent the past couple of weeks with a Classic, getting a crash course on the console's best games.
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John Sides and Kalev Leetaru, two political scientists, have argued forcefully that this widespread media coverage propelled the political neophyte to the Republican nomination.
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Voters in Harris County, where Houston sits, kicked out a three-term Republican county executive in favor of a 85003-year old political neophyte.
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ET. Pichai is, as the Washington Post's Tony Romm writes, a soft-spoken "political neophyte" who's been avoiding the spotlight for the past year.
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Matthew Broderick stars as John, a grieving widower who visits a neophyte counselor (Billy Carter) for help dealing with the ghost of his wife.
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Speaking of politics, Mnuchin is something of a neophyte to campaigns and elections, a trait that Trump had reportedly grown weary of in Kelly.
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But the biggest risk Trump took this cycle — jumping into the race as political neophyte against some of the party's top recruits — paid off.
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A neophyte when it came to college athletics, Smith was tutored by Richard Southall, a professor who directed the university's College Sport Research Institute.
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If you've come here as a neophyte, well, congratulations, welcome and click over here to this guide to solving cryptics, recommended by Deb Amlen.
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Last week's unexpected U.S. election victory from political neophyte Trump has led to a repricing of assets, most notably in currency and bond markets.
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The rebuff was seen as damaging to the political neophyte and a brave stance by McCain against fringe elements within the GOP's evangelical base.
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For LePage, a political neophyte who swept to power during the 22019 Republican congressional wave, the harsh glare of the national spotlight is familiar.
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Danica Roem, a former reporter and political neophyte, will take on Delegate Robert Marshall, who has been elected 13 times over the last 26 years.
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The White House infighting between President Donald Trump's neophyte son-in-law, Jared Kushner, and chief political adviser Steve Bannon has left the latter diminished.
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Jon Ossoff, a documentary filmmaker and political neophyte, has already accomplished far more than anyone expected in his bid for the U.S. House of Representatives.
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Would other possible leaders like white supremacist John Nance Garner, patronage machine politician James Farley, or political neophyte Wendell Willkie have done just as well?
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For months, aides were mostly able to redirect a neophyte president with warnings about the consequences of his actions, and mostly control his public behavior.
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But it's this combination of easy confidence and vulnerability that made Sansa's extreme trajectory over eight seasons, from callow neophyte to commanding leader, seem believable.
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Mr. Schultz's consideration of entering the race as an independent evokes the 1992 campaign by the eccentric Texas billionaire Ross Perot, also a political neophyte.
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It is tricky enough for a neophyte to keep an aircraft flying straight, level and on an appropriate bearing to arrive at a suitable airfield.
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The game will chart the path she follows as she goes from neophyte to master criminal and right hand of the world's most talented thief.
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Though the neophyte president has tried to distance himself from Kolomoisky, hiring Bohdan has been seen by many as a step in the wrong direction.
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I considered myself to be a hopeful skeptic, but a neophyte in the worlds of clairvoyance, soothsaying and any medium promising news of the future.
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During the rest of the three-hour tour, neophyte foragers collected bags full of greens, tubers, and flowers for eating or planting later at home.
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So big ups to IG for bolstering all socially awkward, technological neophyte, creatives out there... I'd never survive a craft fair, and computers make me dizzy.
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HB: He's a neophyte, an entertainer, new to politics, who won the most powerful position in his country because of the role he played on television.
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It grants amazing directorial and cinematography powers to even neophyte users like me, and it goes to the heart of Unity's stated mission of democratizing development.
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The president of neighbouring Guatemala is a bumbling political neophyte who came into office after demonstrations against corruption and the arrest of his predecessor in 2015.
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Whether you're a longtime believer in Kondo's organizational method or a decluttering neophyte who just enjoys graphic novels, this is sure to be a fun read.
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A conservative economics professor and political neophyte named David Brat decided he would challenge the House Republican majority leader Eric Cantor for his Virginia congressional seat.
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It doesn't matter if you're a marketing neophyte or a seasoned industry professional, the training can help you step up your game — for less than $20.
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Not do-nothing, say-anything, neophyte opportunists who know a lot about how to bully and bluster but not so much about truth, justice and fairness.
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By early 2010, after three years of perfecting their script and seven months of filming overseas, the neophyte showrunners had the first cut ready to go.
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Cynthia Nixon may have never run for public office before her announcement Monday that she was entering the governor's race, but she is no political neophyte.
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VARIETY PUZZLE — If you've come here as a neophyte, well, congratulations, welcome and click over here to this guide to solving cryptics, recommended by Deb Amlen.
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DOYLESTOWN, Pa. — The scene was almost quaint, this cowboy-hatted neophyte preaching his gospel as about 2284 supporters, peering out from snow-drenched hoodies, nodded along.
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In July, Trump, perhaps sensing weakness in the neophyte politician, allegedly tried to pressure Zelensky in a phone call to investigate his political rival, Joe Biden.
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Gantz is a neophyte politician with the quiet charisma that comes with inner composure; the quality — so rare in modern politics — of not being perpetually frantic.
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The neophyte senator opened a Senate inquiry into the extrajudicial killings last year and was ousted from her position as head of committee leading the probe.
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"As secretary of state, Trump tapped a neophyte to international diplomacy, but one whose silvery hair and boardroom bearing project authority," the Post reported at the time.
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Our thought bubble: Though he claims to be a neophyte, McNamee is clearly attuned to the rhythms of media and politics — and used them to his advantage.
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While his opponent, Marie Newman, is political neophyte, his stances on abortion and other social issues have put him in a tough spot in his own party.
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The arrests pose a direct challenge to the president-elect, Jimmy Morales, a political neophyte who ran as the candidate of a party dominated by former officers.
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Second: Kennedy is, I would assume, well aware that one of her studio's upcoming Star Wars films is slated to be directed by virtual neophyte Colin Trevorrow.
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It's a common fallacy that neophyte investors fall prey to, and one that Haley was largely able to avoid because of his understanding of the dichotomy. 2.
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About 27 percent voted for Hillary Clinton, and 21 percent voted for Evan McMullin, a Mormon political neophyte who ran as a conservative counter to Mr. Trump.
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Since the drubbing at the hands of political neophyte Justin Trudeau, Harper stuck around as a member of Parliament, hovering about like the ghost of Christmas past.
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Comedian wins in Ukraine: Volodymyr Zelensky, a political neophyte who is best known for playing a president on TV, decisively won the country's presidential election on Sunday.
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I asked him which of the lesser-known heroes of Irish literature — that is, anyone not named Joyce or Shaw — might he recommend to a relative neophyte?
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Working in pairs, students will also find one intriguing race (either regional or national) and follow one neophyte on his or her journey, from August to November.
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Although she was a political neophyte, she was well liked, particularly in the country's populous north and northeast, where her promises to enrich farmers through subsidies resonated.
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The colony was abuzz with the war effort, as Maggie the Riveter and friends made maps and supply lists, and led the neophyte Hilltoppers through combat drills.
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Well it's not like the tech companies don't like guaranteed profits, it's just that navigating the traditional contracting process with the Pentagon is almost impossible for a neophyte.
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Cartes, a political neophyte who said he had never voted in an election before casting a ballot for himself, was elected to a five-year term in 2013.
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The overwhelmingly probable conclusion is that Trump does things that don't seem to make sense because he is a political neophyte who doesn't know what he is doing.
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On Saturday, Ms. Caputova, a 45-year-old lawyer and political neophyte who has never held state office, became the first woman sworn in as president of Slovakia.
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Kane, who died in 1995, was an experienced art director but a neophyte photographer at the time of the shoot; nonetheless, the pieces fell into place for him.
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Despite its neophyte status, the progressive opposition force surged to a third-place finish in the elections, capturing 81 of the 500 seats in the House of Representatives.
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Transitions between administrations are seldom smooth, and Tillerson is a Washington neophyte, unversed in diplomacy, an oilman trying to build a relationship with an erratic boss, President Trump.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Even by the nontraditional standards of a neophyte politician — a billionaire often compared to the one now occupying the White House — it was a surprise. Gov.
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Trump has stated his preference for an established office-holder rather than a political neophyte like himself, specifically listing Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker, Florida Senator Marco Rubio, and Kasich.
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It's harder still if they're on Kickstarter instead of a Best Buy retail shelf, and it's hardest of all if they're produced from a complete neophyte of a company.
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The newest Guardian of the Galaxy is one spaced-out alien indeed, a social neophyte who wields the soft power of empathy, feeling and manipulating others' emotions through touch.
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The card cleared 100,000 buys, according to Spike executives—good for a pay-per-view neophyte, but about the lowest figure registered by the modern incarnation of the UFC.
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So the argument that perhaps Trump Jr. was simply such a political neophyte that he may not have been aware of the laws surrounding campaign contributions doesn't hold up.
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A neophyte by any measure, but not a neutral observer, Kushner served as co-director of a foundation funding Israeli settlements -- illegal under international law -- in the West Bank.
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Leo DiCaprio is a seasoned actor, but he's a neophyte when it comes to Oscar etchings ... so he proved when he took his trophy upstairs to get it engraved.
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It featured Kander, a veteran of the Army National Guard, assembling an assault rifle blindfolded in 30 seconds to prove he's not a neophyte when it comes to firearms.
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But for months now in Kiev, the Ukrainian capital, the government of the neophyte president, Volodymyr Zelensky, has been grappling with unwelcome political pressure by associates of Mr. Trump.
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The exhibition is also indirectly dispiriting, since probably no American museum can give Flavin's work the space and care, as here, to make it so convincing to the neophyte.
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Mr. Trump, unpredictable and a neophyte to diplomacy, has pledged to put "America First," in part by stalling China's rise and forcing it to the bargaining table on trade.
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However, this explanation seems the least likely as, even as a political neophyte, Trump has to know that no wall is a non-starter for his 2020 presidential bid.
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But some worry his supporters - who are largely young, working-class and disillusioned with party establishment - will turn instead to political neophyte Trump, who has championed a populist agenda.
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Kushner is a political neophyte, but he previously orchestrated the ousters of Corey Lewandowksi, Paul Manafort, and Chris Christie from their places near the top of the Trumpworld pyramid.
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"I went out there a total novice and neophyte — borderline delusional, thinking 'this wasn't going to hurt at all,'" he confessed in an episode of No Reservations shot in 2010.
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Mr Gianforte's Democratic rival, a banjo-playing political neophyte called Rob Quist, has campaigned heavily on the damage he claims the reform will do to poor Montanans' health-care provision.
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A slower pace is the hallmark as well of Paula Gerbase of 1205, another standout newcomer to L.C.M. Ms. Gerbase is not a neophyte, though she is still largely unknown.
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But in a few years, Kim — the seemingly comical despot with voluminous hair, a taste for cognac, movies and basketball (remember Dennis Rodman?) — is not necessarily a neophyte, if impetuous.
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Unlike Higgins, who Republicans might be inclined to write off as a neophyte and backbencher, King holds significant power due to his close ties with House right-wingers and Trump.
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"The Comey memo paints a picture of a political neophyte frustrated with and unaware of the way Washington works," Matthew Continetti, editor of the Washington Free Beacon, wrote on Twitter.
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A political neophyte from New York has an enormous Twitter following, punches back hard at the press, takes on critics within the party and has completely upended the Washington establishment.
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Tipirneni, by contrast, is a former physician and political neophyte who has attempted to turn her lack of experience into an asset by arguing that it's time for an outsider.
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Mr. Kushner, a foreign policy neophyte, absorbed the princes' views on the region, including their hostility to Qatar, a senior State Department official said, describing the relationships as very close.
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Ms. Hayes, a political neophyte and former "National Teacher of the Year" who won a long-shot primary race, will become the first black Democrat to represent Connecticut in Congress.
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Before he was the familiar bald and bespectacled founding father, Benjamin Franklin was a 17-year-old neophyte printer with burning ambition and something of a punk-rock visual sensibility.
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"I remember coming onto the scene in the mid-90s, and Anna was already so established," said Carolyn Murphy, long a modeling industry mainstay but in those days a neophyte.
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"I saw a lot of potential," said the comedian DeRay Davis (no relation), who pulled the neophyte aside at an early gig, and later took him out on the road.
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That group is likely just a gaggle of Yale students naming themselves in the most Yale way possible, but even as a neophyte songwriter, Longstreth was notably ahead of the curve.
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Sanford was a political neophyte when he defeated a crowded Republican primary field and faced off against state representative Robert A. Barber Jr. to represent South Carolina's 1st district in 1994.
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" And he sought to contrast Clinton's preparedness for the White House and passion for helping working families with Trump, a political neophyte he referred to at times as "the other guy.
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" And he sought to contrast Clinton's preparedness for the White House and passion for helping working families with Trump, a political neophyte he referred to at times as "the other guy.
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He was a political neophyte when he succeeded Rudy Giuliani as New York's mayor in 2002, and he won two more terms in a largely progressive city despite his centrist leanings.
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In a matter of weeks, Mr. Sondland has evolved from a neophyte diplomat known for his ambition and subservience to the president into a witness in a proceeding against Mr. Trump.
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"We won't run a program until we feel it would be a safe program," said Ms. Michalek, as neophyte paddlers queued up on Saturday afternoon to try the yellow, plastic kayaks.
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The political system is undergoing changes so dramatic that Sunday's election of a young, neophyte outsider as president is just one step on the long road toward the necessary radical transformation.
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Like Bresnik, Toni Nadal was not a tour-level player, yet was able to help his hard-working, topspin-ripping pupil navigate all the choppy water from neophyte to leading professional.
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"It's a completely new universe that we are speaking to," said his campaign chief, a former combat commander and political neophyte named Nick Ryan, who pointed to some 400,000 individual donors.
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But some Democrats worry his supporters - who are largely young, working-class and disillusioned with the Democratic Party establishment - will turn instead to political neophyte Trump, who has championed a populist agenda.
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He probably did not bargain for being caught in the middle of the biggest presidential scandal in decades, a factor, along with his neophyte status in Washington, that makes his testimony unpredictable.
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Bloomberg, though a former three-term mayor of New York City, is a political neophyte on the national stage and would benefit greatly by having Clinton — and her machine — at his side.
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And that makes sense, since a contrite and experienced Ryan is still a lot more useful as a partner than some neophyte Speaker no matter his or her level of Trump loyalty.
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This time around, for instance, the hopes of Sanders and Trump rely on their neophyte political operations turning out thousands of new voters who have never attended caucus meetings in the past.
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But no matter who emerges from that primary, a neophyte Republican senator without two terms of experience will likely feel less empowered to work pragmatically with Democrats, or to criticize President Trump.
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Julianne Margvelashvili's Classic Cuisine of Soviet Georgia and Darra Goldstein's Georgian Feast are commendable efforts, but both books are over 20 years old and lack pictures to inspire or guide the neophyte.
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His Democratic opponent, Thomas Dixon, is an ex-convict, a recovering drug addict and a political neophyte in a deeply red state where voters have not ousted a sitting senator since 1930.
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One of them, Grace's world-weary colleague Mitchell Hurst, shows up no fewer than four times to make declarative statements about what a neophyte she is at this business of adjudicating asylum.
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For one thing, his campaign was happening in real time, and as a political neophyte, he was encountering Silicon Valley's political machine for the first time, much as most readers would be.
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Let's all wave "bye!" to weird, old 2019 by solving this puzzle from Evan Kalish, who reminds us in his notes that he's really but a tender neophyte at the construction game.
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But Mr. Trump never delivered the signal of support Mr. Poroshenko's team was hoping for, and Mr. Poroshenko lost his re-election campaign in a landslide to Mr. Zelensky, a political neophyte.
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Zelensky, a political neophyte who has few advisers with deep political experience, must now navigate diplomatic shoals to keep Ukraine's main allies in Europe and the US invested in the country's future.
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"Anytime you are the topic of discussion, it's a good thing," said Kelly Dietrich, a Democratic strategist who trains future candidates for office and helps neophyte candidates break through to the public.
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Over the course of the call, the political neophyte likened Trump to a teacher for his campaign, invoked a prominent campaign slogan of Trump's and dropped in a reference to Trump Tower.
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Indeed, Trump's New Hampshire victory may be a sign that Trump's status as a total political neophyte — generally seen as a liability in previous presidential elections — may now be working in his favor.
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But to deploy those resources effectively, Steve Mnuchin — himself a government neophyte who certainly needs a strong deputy to run the Treasury — is going to want a solid assistant secretary for tax policy.
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The same is true of Mr Rauner, another political neophyte, who defeated Pat Quinn, the incumbent Democratic governor, and personally contributed $28m to the $65.3m, or $36 a vote, that his campaign cost.
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Morales — a political neophyte who won an upset victory in 2015 — has had a tumultuous tenure, failing to ease the social tensions driving unprecedented levels of migration from Central America's most populous country.
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Many Republican elites are terrified about handing over the most powerful military in the world to a national security neophyte, and a Trump-Corker ticket would go a long way toward comforting them.
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After Mr. Zelensky won the presidency last year as a political neophyte, he made a point of hiring aides and ministers similarly unschooled in politics, saying Ukraine needed to turn a new page.
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He resented that Mr. Trump had entrusted Mr. Kushner, a 37-year-old diplomatic neophyte, with the Middle East peace portfolio and trade negotiations with Mexico, according to people in the White House.
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Yet it is hard to avoid the impression that "The Hard Problem" — which often feels like the work of a precocious young neophyte rather than an old master — has yet to solve itself.
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Rather than putting the president's interest and agenda first, many inside-the-Beltway Republicans have a sense that they are the adults in the room and that Trump is a lucky political neophyte.
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"He certainly is a neophyte, he has no experience as a national leader, he's been a politician for a number of years but hasn't been in a position of national power," he added.
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Mr. Yang, 23, an entrepreneur and a political neophyte running on the idea that the United States should provide a universal basic income, is popping up in unexpected places in the Democratic contest.
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Still, no one can be fully prepared for the sudden shock of responsibility that will hit them when they became president — and Trump, as a political neophyte, faces a steeper learning curve than most.
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Like Thompson, the candidate was a political neophyte with a demonstrable base of support, but his pleas to the party for resources were overlooked largely because he was running in a historically Republican district.
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Finally, Trump trained his focus on former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg, who turned in a very strong performance in New Hampshire, with returns showing the national political neophyte a close second behind Sen.
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For all the fanfare created by his jaw-dropping times at the conference championships in the 43 freestyle (24 seconds) and 217 freestyle (22005), Dressel is a relative neophyte on the world-class stage.
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" Andrew Yang, the political neophyte running on tech-infused themes such as universal basic income, said Warren was correct in diagnosing the problem but that "using a 20th century antitrust framework will not work.
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It began in December after he fired a well-regarded finance minister, replaced him with a political neophyte, and then, under pressure from his party and the markets, reversed course a few days later.
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People need insurance and expect the government to provide it, so the government should do that—that's what political neophyte Donald Trump said during the campaign before realizing Republicans shouldn't say stuff like that.
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In many ways, the latest reports underline how Trump, a neophyte in Washington when he was inaugurated in January 2017, does not appreciate or respect normal boundaries between the White House and Justice Department.
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All you need to bring is your laptop or tablet, and don't worry if you're a Wikipedia neophyte, East of Borneo Executive Editor Stacey Allen will be offering training sessions at noon and 3pm.
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In many places, it's against the law to ride an electric scooter on the sidewalk, and neophyte scooter riders, unlike veteran cyclists, aren't trained in the safest ways to share the road with cars.
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Nancy Shaver, a political neophyte who unseated a Shoar supporter as mayor of St. Augustine in 2014, wrote a letter to the local paper asking the United States attorney to review the O'Connell case.
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Wordplay MONDAY PUZZLE — Here we have a breezy puzzle by a neophyte constructor, Brian Thomas, that I thought was lighthearted but a little bit slippery, like a snowball fight on a bright, sunny day.
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Like a neophyte gaming PC maker, Samsung eschews high-end materials for a massive dollop of hollow plastic: I found flex both in the top lid of the Odyssey 17 and in the keyboard itself.
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And Macron, who ran as an outsider despite establishment credentials, does bear some resemblance -- in his light political resume if nothing else -- to the neophyte leaders who have come from nowhere to shake up politics.
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In the one interview he has given on the subject, Donald Jr. told Sean Hannity of Fox News that, at the time of the meeting with the Russian lawyer, he was still a political neophyte.
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Deeply schooled in the history of the Holy Land due to his Baptist roots, but a neophyte in international diplomacy, Carter was determined to make peace in the Middle East his top foreign policy priority.
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Trump is a legislative neophyte, and despite enjoying a Republican monopoly on power for two years, his unpredictable nature was often more of a hindrance to his party in advancing its agenda than a help.
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This is the same man who came into office as a neophyte Mayor shortly after 9/11 with a plan to create a citizen hotline for all non-emergency questions and complaints by New Yorkers.
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"Frankly, I think you should ask Democrats what their position is," Sanders said, seizing on a chance to deepen divides between the Democratic leadership and a Washington neophyte who was chastised by her party bosses.
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Italy&aposs president has asked political neophyte Giuseppe Conte to try to form a government, giving the euroskeptic 5-Star Movement and anti-immigrant League their first shot at running western Europe&aposs first populist government.
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And as a political neophyte with no demonstrated knowledge of or interest in public policy, surrounded by a factionalized White House team that itself includes many neophytes, it's far from clear that he does or will.
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Did President Donald Trump really obstruct justice, as many Democrats argue, or was he simply a neophyte politician with a ham-fisted approach to management who didn't understand that law enforcement is supposed to be independent?
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If the neocons get neophyte Republicans on the presidential ticket, they prefer ones like Dan Quayle, W. and Sarah Palin, who are "educable," as Bill Kristol, the editor of The Weekly Standard, once said of Quayle.
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Didn't this political neophyte know that Tsai was to be treated as the non-president of a non-country, merely the lesser administrator of one of two unequal systems that were part of one actual country?
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In 20003, both leading candidates in the GOP presidential primary, George W. Bush and John McCain — one a relative neophyte and the other something of a party outsider — were drawn to the newly popular neoconservative worldview.
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Though the pricks of their spines will harass, as that is their nature, somehow the pretty presentation makes the whole enterprise seem neatly manageable rather than messy, providing a comforting illusion of control to the neophyte.
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Last year, in France, the deafness of parties from the left-wing Socialists to a host of moderate agglomerations sent a 40-year-old political neophyte, Emmanuel Macron, to the Elysées Palace as the nation's president.
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Moderate figures lost in the crowded race were former minister and ex-governor of Ceara state Ciro Gomes (12.5%), former governor of Sao Paulo state Geraldo Alckmin (4.8%), and business leader and political neophyte João Amoêdo (2.5%).
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The tantalizing and possibly once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to entice and convert more people into cannabis consumers has businesses hustling to innovate neophyte-friendly offerings — hence the eight-figure investments in building a better weed drink.
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Trump, a political neophyte who for years delivered caustic commentary on the state of the nation from the sidelines but had never run for office, fought off 16 other Republican contenders in an often ugly primary race.
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Jeb Bush's super PAC, Right to Rise, has dropped roughly $15 million there, but a good portion of those ads are aimed at castigating Rubio as a political neophyte who skips votes and flip-flops on immigration.
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The big change was that Vox, a hard-right Spanish nationalist party, surged into third place, with 52 seats and 15% of the vote, up five percentage points on its result earlier this year as a neophyte.
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Wearing his trademark thick-rimmed spectacles, he approaches the watch business — whether it's a four-minute interview with a collector at S.I.H.H. or a 19-minute clip highlighting the history of Patek Philippe — as an exuberant neophyte.
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But though he was still a neophyte at the event in 2008, he broke the world record in the 100 in New York and then eclipsed it again on a grander stage at the Olympics in Beijing.
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Mr. Ahn, a boyish former medical doctor and relative neophyte in politics, calls himself a champion of "new politics" who would heal a country disillusioned with what he describes as a corrupt and out-of-touch elite.
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That, say current and former American officials, seems to have given Ms. Haley, a neophyte in foreign affairs who works closely with a small band of trusted political aides, a great deal of visibility and, possibly, latitude.
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Power move History may see his conduct not as the act of a blundering neophyte unaware of constitutional norms, but of a President who found a way to amass more power and avoid accountability for doing so.
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Trump, a political neophyte with major character flaws in the eyes of his most ardent evangelical supporters, has allowed his vice president, a devout Christian, to assume powerful roles on foreign policy, health care and religious freedom.
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In one race in southern Somalia, elders said, the clan representatives were so fed up with the leading candidate, who had been trying to buy his way into office, that the neophyte follower actually won the race.
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In a world where the US is headed by a Twigger-happy political neophyte and the risk of a Cold War reboot looms larger with each Wikileaks disclosure, this demonstration wasn't just an empty display of dictatorial propaganda.
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Ms. Foster may play a budding Williamsburger on TV — with the requisite tattoo-artist boyfriend (Nico Tortorella), experimental-artist roommate (Debi Mazar) and world-beating millennial bestie (Hilary Duff) — but in real life, she is a neighborhood neophyte.
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For once, thanks to the offer to attend the shows as a neophyte and write about the experience, I would be able to witness the greatest spectacle in fashion — not just on Twitter and Instagram, but in person.
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Instead of 30 years of leadership, we have a political neophyte who saw a gap in the political marketplace and sold himself as a racist who would avenge eight years of an African-American in the Oval Office.
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But unlike other Trump-favored candidates in governor's races in Kentucky and Mississippi, Mr. Rispone, a Baton Rouge construction magnate, is a political neophyte who had little name recognition until his campaign geared up a few months ago.
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Democratic challenger Amy McGrath, a political neophyte who leans heavily on her 22016-year career as a fighter pilot in the Air Force, has tried to capture both realities in her campaign against three-term incumbent Andy Barr.
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Mr. Applegate, a political neophyte, is stacking his military credentials against Mr. Issa's all-heat-no-light record in the state's 49th District, an area of south Orange County and north San Diego County that includes Camp Pendleton.
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If we cannot explain how a political neophyte like Trump Jr. could possibly have the training to track Russian spies or identify who on Mars might be importing sex slaves from Earth, then we should question those claims.
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Zelensky, a 41-year-old political neophyte best known until recently for playing the president on TV, surged to power in May promising to tackle corruption and seek an end to the war still smoldering in Ukraine's east.
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Vitaly Tretyakov, a political author, described Trump on state TV on the day the summit was agreed as "a neophyte in world politics" to whom Putin could explain Russian thinking and why Russia was right to annex Crimea.
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In Wisconsin, Johnson is facing a well-known foe in Feingold, the long-time senator of 18 years who lost by 5 points in 2010 to Johnson -- then a political neophyte running against an established name in Wisconsin politics.
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Being a neophyte in the world of woodworking — I've made a shabby but sturdy shed — I can appreciate the value of a good partner who can help measure, cut, hold stuff and generally be a second pair of hands.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Paul Ryan, the top U.S. elected Republican, on Wednesday continued to withhold his support from Donald Trump for the Republican Party's presidential nomination, saying he is not ready to endorse the real estate billionaire, a political neophyte.
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France's new president has amazed Europe with the speed and élan of his rise, from a former minister to head of the republic in less than a year, from political neophyte to creator and leader of a winning party.
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It was the latest salvo from Trump, a former reality television show host and political neophyte who took office in January, after he ignited the fight with the players in the biggest-grossing U.S. pro sports league last week.
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One candidate is the grandson of a president, another a former mayor who established a dynasty that is accused of being grossly corrupt, while the third is a neophyte senator allied with a president who was ousted for plunder.
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The first entry at 17A, "*Hustler with a cue stick," is one of those cool characters you see at the billiard hall who acts like a neophyte until you "make things interesting," at which point they eat your lunch.
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Point is, she's far from a neophyte, and yet her performance looked for all the world like what happens when your drunk coworker Karen jumps onstage and really "lets loose" during "Smells Like Teen Spirit" at office karaoke night.
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He has insisted that Mr. Trump's pressing for "a favor" from Ukraine's neophyte president wasn't a quid pro quo, which it obviously was because it followed directly the Ukraine president's request for the military aid that Congress had approved.
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President Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, described himself on Monday as a political and foreign policy neophyte who met with Russians as part of a hectic presidential campaign, not as part of a plot to steer the election.
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Inside the White House, Mr. Trump, the neophyte president who has styled himself the ultimate dealmaker, remained remarkably disengaged from the complex process of hammering out a politically palatable deal that could provide a way out of the morass.
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As a neophyte to politics, Trump is likely to have similar problems and will have to learn an entirely new skill of negotiating with Congress, which, he is likely to find, is far more vexing than negotiating with business rivals.
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Some people close to the White House believe it simply reflected a political neophyte wanting to get rid of a presidential enemy without understanding the ramifications, or a son-in-law trying to please his father-in-law and boss.
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Amsalu Amane, whose non-profit Farm Africa has been helping the neophyte farmers with materials - including a drip-irrigation system - and aiding them in finding financing and in selling their produce, said farming is gaining in popularity in the herding community.
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By far the best thing about the Trump campaign was watching many of those culpable for the Iraq war go ballistic trying to stop the neophyte, who kept pointing out that Americans had been deceived into the historic debacle with Iraq.
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In 2015, at the height of the refugee crisis, the Bulgarian Orthodox Church issued a statement, signed by its leader, Patriarch Neophyte, describing the migration as an "invasion" and urging the government not to allow more refugees into the country.
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On June 21982, 21981, a neophyte Broadway producer named John Glines stepped to the microphone at the Tony Awards, clutching the statuette he had received as a producer of Harvey Fierstein's "Torch Song Trilogy," which had just been named best play.
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The Patriots, who denied their opponent a touchdown for the second consecutive week, have feasted on neophyte (and veteran) quarterbacks who have been unable to counteract the complexities of their scheme, the disguises of their looks, the versatility of their players.
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Ukraine's president, political neophyte Volodymyr Zelensky, appears out of his depth after just 4 months in office, as his relations with President Trump have put him front and center in a political scandal rocking the U.S. and rippling across the globe.
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Republicans disparage Democratic progressives as wild-eyed radicals led by a 28-year-old political neophyte, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, whose take-down of senior Democratic leader and 10-term incumbent Congressman Joe Crowley in a June 26 New York contest rocked Washington.
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After conveying the frightful implications of computer-aided map-drawing, "Slay the Dragon" tells the story of Katie Fahey, a political neophyte who gets so fed up with election doping in her state of Michigan that she decides to do something about it.
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He then skims across platforms like YouTube and Twitter, but instead of jaw-dropping tips that will help you achieve fame, his advice, even within specific categories, is a neophyte collection of basic information that often seems more common sense than clutch.
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There's a definite futuristic quality to being able to authenticate directly through the display, and UI designers would also find it easier to explain the function to neophyte users — so the demand and appreciation for this kind of technology is already out there.
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Mr. Zelensky, a political neophyte who gained popularity as a television comedian, said in his inaugural address that his first priority is to reach a cease-fire in the war against Russian proxies in the country's east that has claimed 13,000 lives.
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Looking back, all these years later, I can only wince that I was a relative neophyte at the time and allowed too much negative opinion about the Marlins — they played in a football stadium, for goodness' sake — to infiltrate what I wrote.
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While both men could end up losers, there is a greater chance that Mr. Trump, a foreign policy neophyte who has bungled his presidential debut, will find it hard to prevail over the nefarious ways of Mr. Putin, a former K.G.B. agent.
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Lessig ends by spotlighting a more recent model, closer to home, in which a 20-something political neophyte named Katie Fahey started a grass-roots group in Michigan to create a citizens commission to redraw Michigan's state legislative and congressional districts in 2021.
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She recently appeared for 10 minutes on "The Daily Show," after already chatting on Stephen Colbert's late-night couch and Wendy Williams's daytime program — the kind of exposure most neophyte challengers, especially ones more than 20 percentage points behind, could only dream of.
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But it is worth remembering that she is a political neophyte who openly acknowledges how jarring her rise to prominence has been and how tiring it is to play the great hope or villain while just trying to do her job as a legislator.
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It was a fairly common refrain when Tom Thibodeau took the Timberwolves coaching job that he'd have to teach LaVine to play defense from the ground up, based on how the neophyte performed on that end through the first two years of his career.
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For one thing, although Kevin Rudolf yells "rock!" after each one of Lil Wayne's lines naming women he's slept with—which would lead the neophyte listener to assume that this song rocks very hard—this song actually rocks less than the other one. What?
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"To drain a swamp, you need an army corps of engineers, experts schooled in service and serious purpose, not do nothing, say anything, neophyte opportunists who know a lot about how to bully and bluster, not so much about truth, justice and fairness, " he said.
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I have an odd fantasy that somewhere concealed in these two rooms is a switch that if pressed would cause the walls to slide back and reveal a state-of-the-art home, with perhaps a handsome young neophyte in the kitchen preparing Celia's lunch.
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Mr. Giuliani, the most famous prosecutor in America but a neophyte candidate, had squandered $2 million, was being challenged for the Republican nomination and was trailing the Democrat, David N. Dinkins, by about 19933 points in public opinion polls when he enlisted Mr. Powers.
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In Utah's 3rd District, one of the most conservative in the country, Democratic candidate and political neophyte Dr. Kathryn Allen has already raised more than $500,000 — one of the highest first-quarter totals ever for a first-time candidate — through the political crowdfunding site Crowdpac.
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The departure of Ms. Hicks, arguably the least experienced person to ever hold the job of White House communications director, capped an astounding rise for a political neophyte whose seemingly implausible career hinged on a deep understanding of, and bottomless patience for, her mercurial charge.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, described himself to Senate investigators on Monday as a political and foreign policy neophyte who met with Russians as part of a hectic and unconventional presidential campaign, not as part of a plot to steer the election.
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The first round of voting on April 220 is almost certain to send Le Pen and Emmanuel Macron, the 214-year-old upstart leader of a new catchall centrist movement, into the runoff on May 183: the xenophobic nationalist versus the pro-Europe neophyte.
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Clinton is trying to woo Sanders supporters for the general election, but some worry that his followers — who are largely young, working-class, and disillusioned with the Democratic party establishment — will turn instead to the political neophyte Trump, who has championed a populist agenda.
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Even closer Yankees closer Aroldis Chapman, 31, an advanced statistics neophyte, said he has learned since his half season with the Chicago Cubs in 2016 that one applies well to him: his outings usually turn out better when he gets the first batter out.
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That inaugurates an era in which the normally sleepy Department of Education is going to come under heavy scrutiny, and DeVos as a political neophyte with relatively extreme views and not a ton of White House interest in her issue area just stepped in it again.
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Mr. Massey, a political neophyte who saw himself in the business-to-ballot mold of the former mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, had pledged to spend millions of dollars of his own money to get elected — but after months of campaigning, his candidacy had not caught fire.
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But Mike Noble, OH Predictive Insights' chief of research, pointed to the number of Arizona voters who do not have an opinion of Kelly — nearly a quarter of likely voters — as an opportunity for McSally to fight back, if she can define the political neophyte early.
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"The real culprit behind today's decline is the same miscreant that's weighed us down for the last couple of days: the unspooling of these obscure products that allowed ... idiotic money managers and neophyte investors to bet against what's known as volatility, " the "Mad Money " host said.
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A while too, since he balanced all that rebellion with cutting skills — learned in the ateliers of Pierre Cardin and Jean Patou — so perfectly judged they made a neophyte to fashion sit up in sudden understanding: Oh, that's why this costs so much, and is worth it.
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A wayward elbow, which last week connected with the chest of an opposition member of Canada's Parliament, has already derailed a crucial piece of government legislation, forced the neophyte Trudeau administration to walk back a "draconian" procedural manoeuvre, and hurt the prime minister's personal polling numbers.
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A neophyte could look at last month's minutes and quickly jump on a statement that "some" members indicated that the economy had improved enough for the Fed to approve a quarter-point hike either at the July meeting or sometime "soon," ostensibly the next FOMC gathering in September.
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Indian immigrants live in poverty, despite the government's promises of assistance, and a young boy (Harvind Raj) is caught between satisfying his angry, education-obsessed father and emulating his uncle, a neophyte thug who seems to be playing out the poses of the television gangster dramas the boy consumes.
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He's a political neophyte, but that Rabin air feels significant and he has identified something important: The word "moral" has to mean something for a country that gathered Jews bound during the millennial diaspora by a covenant of ethics and that rose from the ashes of the Nazi crematories.
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The morning after the party, the neophyte buries a memento near the boundary of his or her hometown, then climbs over the city limits sign to fall into the arms of fellow journeymen who have gathered to see the new traveler off before they resume their own journeys.
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There are also some things I'm trying to add to my workflow, like the Open All Unreads view (⌘ + Shift + A / Ctrl + Shift + A). I'm also a neophyte when it comes to the dozen or so bots that are available in my team's Slack, but I'm sure I'll familiarize myself eventually.
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Going: Barack Obama The shock was not that Obama would leave the presidency of the United States -- two terms and you're done is in the US Constitution, after all -- but the transfer of power to a businessman-TV reality star-neophyte politician called Donald Trump stunned much of the world.
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Le Pen almost doubled her father's vote share from 2002, Macron was running his own kind of (pretend) outsider's campaign, the two main French political parties look wrecked, and the neophyte president faces the same array of daunting challenges that had certain dotty pundits considering the case for Le Pen.
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Mr. Kushner, 36, a government neophyte who has taken on a much larger portfolio as a top West Wing aide and foreign envoy, was said to be displeased after hearing that Mr. Bannon made critical remarks about him to other aides and Trump associates while he was in Iraq recently.
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Stéphane is a classic neophyte character, the eyes through which we are introduced to this place and its players: the corrupt mayor, the dudes from the local mosque, the horny teen who uses his drone to spy on his neighbors, the criminal who's found Allah and gone straight, various local toughs.
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Once known mainly to local fishermen only, the Blackfoot gained widespread attention in 1992, when Robert Redford's film adaptation of Maclean's book, starring a young Brad Pitt, touched off a craze for the sport and made a trip to the river an essential pilgrimage for veteran and neophyte anglers from around the world.
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But his critics should also recognize that all those leaks and all that institutional resistance are also precisely the reasons a neophyte like Jared Kushner might have imagined that the bureaucracy should simply be bypassed, and his father-in-law allowed to hammer out his imagined bargain with Putin man to man.
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He was about to call the neophyte president of a poor, embattled country—a country whose previous leaders had, in Mr Trump's mind, conspired to do him down, but which also might hold the key to smearing his possible adversary in the coming election and providing some justification for pardoning Mr Manafort.
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Painting the President as a political neophyte who has only been in Washington for two months, the source said Trump has become "frustrated with his staff's inability to get this done" and argued that Trump was misled by those staffers who urged him to tackle Obamacare head first and hitch himself to Ryan's plan.
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Then voters will have to decide if they are willing to elect a President whose impact is already reaching far beyond the nation's borders, triggering palpable concern abroad at the prospect of 70 years of the post-World War II international order being torn up by a foreign policy neophyte brandishing an "America First" slogan.
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Clinton — who was secretary of state under President Barack Obama, a U.S. senator for New York from 2001 to 2009, and first lady during her husband's presidency in the 1990s — had been painted as the "establishment" politician, while Trump campaigned as a political neophyte who could "drain the swamp" of government corruption in Washington.
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Beyond its performances, the show's ability to adequately communicate the case's central themes and cultural relevance — even to a total neophyte like me — is what'll ensure its place among this year's finest pieces of TV. I didn't know much about the show's racial significance or its enduring importance going in, and it's crystal clear now.
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The job of trying to sort all this out has fallen to an oil executive with no diplomatic experience leading a State Department hemorrhaging experienced staff, and to the president's 37-year-old son-in-law, Jared Kushner, a political neophyte well-versed in the murky world of Manhattan real estate, and not much else.
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As he struggles to revitalize his ailing campaign, he has preferred to talk broadly about his experience as governor—an attempt to contrast himself with insurgents like Donald Trump and Ben Carson, and also with Barack Obama, who, even after seven years in the White House, is described by many Republicans as a political neophyte.
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Mr. Murphy, a relative political neophyte who has never held elected office, has sought to establish himself as a disruptive force amid the entrenched politics of Trenton, and Mr. Sweeney, who once sought the office Mr. Murphy holds, has increasingly tried to resist the power the governor has tried to wield over the Legislature.
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A year ago, Hillary Clinton and Jeb Bush were expected to be the frontrunners, but now a senator from the far right (Ted Cruz) and a political neophyte from no known political zip code (Donald Trump) have come in first and second among Republicans in Iowa, taking more than 50 percent of the vote between them.
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Now is a time for us to be careful, to temper our expectations, to remember that there's not much carryover when a fighter loses by a submission that depends on grabbing an article of clothing barred under the Unified Rules of Mixed Martial Arts, and to accept some fumbling as Dern graduates from neophyte to prospect.
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Editorial The decisive election of Emmanuel Macron, a 39-year-old political neophyte committed to the European Union, economic reform and traditional liberalism, as president of France offered powerful relief to everyone who had feared that France could become the next country to succumb to the wave of populism, nationalism and anti-globalism sweeping through Western democracies.
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There's no shortage of acknowledged irony in what by Wednesday appeared to be a mix of disappointment and borderline emotional longing for the continued presence of a man who joined the administration as a political neophyte and with public ties to the opposite party -- one with extensive New York City and Goldman Sachs lineage, no less.
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A lot of weirdness around Trump and Russia, I argued, had a more normal explanation — he had made business deals with Russians, he still harbors a 1980s-era vision of superpower cooperation, and as a foreign-policy neophyte he clutched the idea of détente like a security blanket even as the Russians separately made moves to help him win.
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Now that he has been tapped as Donald Trump's running mate, his political career will end in one of two ways: In a Trump White House he will wither in irrelevance, save for suffering countless headaches courtesy of an unpredictable, egomaniacal political neophyte who thinks there are 12 articles in the Constitution and that he can bring back water boarding.
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The FBI's investigation during the 2016 presidential campaign, which we know now was codenamed Crossfire Hurricane, began as an attempt to protect Trump, to protect a political neophyte and the bizarre assortment of advisers who had surrounded him (the political equivalent of the Star Wars bar scene) from what the FBI believed were the nefarious efforts of Kremlin-linked players.
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Andrea Sarvady who teaches at the Paideia School in Atlanta shared her idea about having students pick one of the "brand-new candidates running in a variety of local and state elections" to track: Working in pairs, students will also find one intriguing race (either regional or national) and follow one neophyte on his or her journey, from August to November.
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While the idea of the bumbling neophyte president carelessly ordering a doomed military raid over appetizers may jibe with many people's preexisting fears about Trump, the bottom line is that if the operations plan for the raid was really that flawed, then the blame for the Yemen raid lies primarily at the feet of the nation's military planners, not the new commander in chief.
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That closing, it turns out, was temporary: Here "Chicago" is again, this time at the Phoenix Theater and with a newfound celebrity draw in the Oscar-winner Cuba Gooding Jr. (He and his fellow principals are contracted through June 30, with subsequent casting to be announced.) A relative theatrical neophyte with only one Broadway credit, Mr. Gooding might seem tailor-made for the assignment as the smooth-talking, press-savvy lawyer Billy Flynn.
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France, currently driven by a neophyte zeal, wants serious EU institutional innovations, even those involving treaty changes, while Germany keeps saying "yes, but…" And, in a sobering reminder, Germany also keeps repeating that France has to reform its labor markets and tax codes, and to have its budget deficit (3.4 percent of GDP) and public debt (96 percent of GDP) converging with Germany's budget surplus (0.8 percent of GDP) and a much lower public debt (68.3 percent).
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In January, Ms. Salke attended the Sundance Film Festival for the first time as the Amazon Studios head — and the company went on a spree, shelling out significant sums for several films, including $14 million for "Brittany Runs a Marathon," a low-key, feel-good comedy now in theaters; another $14 million for "The Report," a government cover-up drama starring Annette Bening and Adam Driver that will have a limited release in November; and $13 million for the domestic rights to "Late Night," a comedy written by Mindy Kaling and starring Ms. Kaling as a neophyte TV writer and Emma Thompson in the role of an imperious talk show host.
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