You have to be able to peripherally see things, work that muscle.
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But she mentions her two terms as a state legislator almost peripherally.
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However peripherally, all three of them contributed to this current toxic havoc.
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The healthfulness of urban honey versus rural honey has been only peripherally studied.
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There is a peripherally related provision in the bill that could also lower costs.
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You move peripherally, on the margins of everything, pirating movies and eating dollar slices.
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" is sort of something that every anime fan is peripherally aware of," he explained.
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"Like I said, I was peripherally aware of it," Don Jr. responded, according to the transcript.
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"I peripherally work in it, but I'm not involved in it the way some people are."
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Similarly, "Opposite" seems only peripherally interested in convincing people that Medicare for All is bad policy.
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I would never think that a subject which dealt with rape, even peripherally, was a funny one.
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He told the Senate Judiciary Committee last year that he was only "peripherally aware" of the Moscow deal.
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I only know this person peripherally, but don't have anything planned to do that night so I agree.
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Are universities an appropriate place for students to be involved, even peripherally, in the mechanics of the battlefield?
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The condition causes patients to have increasing difficulties seeing peripherally and at night, and usually leads to blindness.
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How many things that trouble or anger you relate in some way, if only peripherally, to this rootedness?
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"I was peripherally aware of it, but most of my knowledge has been gained since," Trump Jr. testified.
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Pyotr Katsyv was recently revealed to have been involved, at least peripherally, in his son's US money laundering case.
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Movantik, and similar drugs in the pipeline, is known as a "peripherally acting mu-opioid receptor antagonist," or PAMORA.
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Most are noxious, but some can be peripherally beneficial, or at least have consequences that are interesting to taste.
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Anthea Fisher, 22, a project manager in finance, began a relationship on Instagram with someone she had known peripherally.
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The news that Márquez had been linked to the drug trade, even peripherally, was met with disbelief in Mexico.
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Perhaps that's why President Trump shows up only peripherally, in projected images or as a kind of hovering hobgoblin.
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Precious was only peripherally involved in T.I. and Tiny's reality show, and wasn't in the spotlight as a celebrity.
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Trump Jr. told the Judiciary Committee that he was only "peripherally aware" of the plan, according to an official transcript.
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But Cyrus didn't do it, not even peripherally by his sociopathic boyfriend acting out of some form of obsessive love.
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Ms. Gornick weaves in, peripherally and profoundly, her long walks with her garrulous, charming, difficult mother through New York City.
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While at Greenberg Traurig, Mukasey had been involved, peripherally, in special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation, representing Joel Zamel of Psy-Group.
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The watch's tourbillon is peripherally mounted, what the brand says is a world first, so the tourbillon appears to be floating.
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"Aryeh is going to be involved or peripherally involved in everything that's going on," said Les Moonves, the chief of CBS.
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Erica Goldsmith and Kate Dunlop were friends the way lots of moms are friends with parents in their child's class: peripherally.
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We found that the vast majority of people using protest hashtags were only peripherally involved in the process of building up momentum.
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I don't want to be complicit, even peripherally, in the idea that being gay is a problem to be solved or hushed.
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While there is a mystery in the first half of the novel, Charlotte is forced by circumstances to involve herself only peripherally.
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Vanke is also peripherally involved in a Manhattan project currently under investigation by Eric T. Schneiderman, the New York State attorney general.
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I know enough, just peripherally, to know that it could have been a bad arranged marriage, so I feel really very lucky.
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Even though my husband, Greg, is an ICU doctor, until a few days ago the coronavirus was only peripherally on our radar.
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The colorful visuals are paired with yellow subtitles, which only peripherally have to do with what's happening on screen or in the song.
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I'm not one to dwell on the past, at least not a painful part of my past that peripherally involved that special person.
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The festival organizers (which, to their later regret, peripherally included the fight's promoter and future Trump sycophant Don King) decided to carry on.
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"Professor Marston," of course, is only peripherally connected to its lasso-wielding heroine, but the underlying story possesses a power all its own.
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It is a mind sport where the level of money involved is vast, and only peripherally linked to the amount of people watching.
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Rating: So Brogdon is essentially doing humanitarian work in Africa and also by peripherally bettering the NFL, an organization not worth anybody's time. Selfless.
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According to a transcript released by the committee, Trump Jr. said he was "peripherally aware" of plans to expand his father's businesses into Russia.
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Eight of the nine policies described in Clinton's statement are pro-immigration, and the ninth refers only peripherally to enforcement: Enforce immigration laws humanely.
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Trump Jr. had previously testified in front of a different panel, the Senate Judiciary Committee, that he was only "peripherally aware" of the project.
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Trump Jr.'s testimony on the Trump Tower Moscow project has also been scrutinized, in which he said he was "peripherally aware" of the project.
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And to caveat I had only seen like a handful of Olivia's tweets via retweets so this was like an entity peripherally in my sphere.
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Donald Trump Jr., an executive at the Trump Organization, told Congress in September 2017 he was only "peripherally aware" of the talks during the campaign.
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"If publishers are being honest, they've underestimated the appetite for books on or about or peripherally connected to Trump," says a Knopf executive, Paul Bogaards.
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The characters peripherally involved are young and are shocked at how something they did out of thoughtlessness or a whim could have devastating real world implications.
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He says that consumers analyze packaging info "only very peripherally," and make snap judgments based on dubious health claims or healthy sounding (but ultimately meaningless) language.
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The backstory: Trump Jr. testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee in September 2017 that he was only "peripherally aware" of proposed plans for the Moscow project.
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Their in-stream placement results in two times more visual focus than banner ads, which are processed peripherally and most importantly, they're favored by young voters.
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The socks, it turned out, were being used as not particularly attractive covers for peripherally inserted central catheters, semi-permanent intravenous lines in the upper arm.
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We weren't close, and while I was fond of her, I wouldn't want someone whom I knew only peripherally to be privy to such private details.
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He said he would take a second look at it over the weekend, and the retweet indicates it could be at least peripherally on his mind.
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In it, Trump Jr. claimed he knew "very little" about Michael Cohen's efforts to build a Trump Tower in Moscow and was only "peripherally aware" of it.
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"Normally in animals, behavior is controlled by the brain sending signals to the muscles, but our results suggest that the parasite is controlling host behavior peripherally," explained Hughes.
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"My whole basis is that I start from the core, and work peripherally, because that's your foundation for all your strength and your well being," he tells PEOPLE.
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Trump Jr. acknowledged then that the discussions about the project within the Trump Organization occurred in 85033 and 2016 but said he was only "peripherally aware" of them.
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Practically speaking, this amounts to a 39-year-old failing to reconcile his becoming only peripherally important to the success of his club following a lifetime of indispensability.
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I'd been equally careful about involving my own seven-year-old daughter in this nasty election, but she still peripherally absorbed enough of Trump to dislike him tremendously.
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Multi-year fishing expeditions about Trump's business dealings, unrelated tax filings of people peripherally involved with the Trump campaign, and other such matters are a waste of taxpayer money.
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The Icon Series may be starting small, with names who are best known to the world of gaming and, in Blevins' case, somewhat peripherally in broader pop culture spheres.
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One of the bands that was planning to tour with Lynn this year has dropped out, telling him that they don't want to be tied to the allegations, even peripherally.
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Typical attacks like spear-phishing emails and watering-hole domains were listed as the methods used to gain access to individuals or companies that were peripherally-related to their primary targets.
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Other than being peripherally aware of lots of sideline butt-slaps and fist-bumps, I never imagined there was too much more to how male athletes showed each other physical affection.
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"If he was in fact briefed 10 times on Trump Tower, that seems inconsistent with his statement that he was peripherally involved, though not necessarily like an affirmative lie," Roiphe said.
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"Agents of SHIELD" was only peripherally connected to the Avengers franchise, while the studio's "street level" dramas for Netflix -- including the upcoming "The Defenders" -- feature a gritty, almost film-noir style.
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A transcript of Trump Jr.'s testimony shows that he told investigators that he was only "peripherally aware" of the talks to build the Trump Moscow project during the 2016 campaign.
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It was the first time I'd ever toed the line of journalistic ethics by speaking on behalf of a peripherally political organization because, well, these are desperate times for women's rights.
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Aziz Ansari has spent much of his recent stand-up comedy tour only peripherally referencing the accusation of sexual misconduct early last year that took him out of the public eye.
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As Uber works on trying to find a more profitable path ahead for its transportation-on-demand service, it has sold off one of its units that sat peripherally to that business.
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But the fact that the attorney general himself was a focus of the Russia investigation, even if only peripherally and temporarily, shows how entangled the Trump administration has become in the case.
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I never read that type of stuff (although I know it's addictive), and I've only peripherally watched the movies, but this phrase gets used in all sorts of contexts to this day.
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His height, his manner, his status as an Afghanistan War veteran, to which he has only peripherally alluded in his prose poems, has made the other students wary of him, respectful and guarded.
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Testifying before the Senate Judiciary Committee in September 2017, the younger Mr. Trump said that he was only "peripherally aware" of the proposed venture to build a new Moscow hotel bearing the Trump name.
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Rivalries between Chicago's increasingly splintered gangs and cliques over sales of heroin, Ecstasy, prescription drugs and marijuana have given way to gunfire — even among small-time sellers who see themselves as only peripherally involved.
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Trump Jr., the president's eldest son, acknowledged in testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee in fall 85033 that the proposal was discussed in 2015 and 2016 but said he was only "peripherally aware" of it.
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In the days since, multiple outlets have reached out to each of the women, and on Tuesday the Associated Press reported that many of the signees knew Kavanaugh only peripherally—if they knew him at all.
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Legion was always connected peripherally to the X-Men franchise, existing in the same world of mutants and humans but never interacting with or explicitly mentioning well-known characters from the main comics or Fox movies.
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"I was peripherally aware of it, but most of my knowledge has been gained since as it relates to hearing about it over the last few weeks," he said, according to a transcript of the interview.
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"We're designing these pieces so hopefully they're having an impact on you, even peripherally, from sometimes as much as a quarter of a mile away," Paul Clemente, the festival's art director, told me late last week.
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MACCALLUM: I want to ask you a quick question about the election and somewhat peripherally related because you are running for senate against Bill Nelson who has been the Democrat senator for many, many years from Florida.
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And Trump Jr. told the Senate Judiciary Committee he was only "peripherally aware" of the Trump Tower Moscow project, but Cohen told the special counsel he discussed the project on multiple occasions with the President's eldest son.
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In news that should come as absolutely no surprise to anyone who's been following the industry even peripherally, Gartner notes in a new study that global PC shipments have continued to decline for a fifth straight year.
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Cohen also claimed that he briefed Trump Jr. and Ivanka about Trump Tower Moscow approximately 10 times, though Trump Jr. testified to the Senate Intelligence Committee in 2017 that he was only "peripherally aware" of the project.
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While writing that essay I had an opportunity to go back into some of the work I only knew peripherally, and what excited me was the Smart Woman magazine that he worked on as a photo editor.
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Donald Trump Jr. also told Senate investigators in 2017 that he was only "peripherally aware" of his father's efforts to build a Trump Tower Moscow in 2015 and 2016, in the midst of his campaign for president.
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As if turning Kauffmann's 1966 essay on its head, many of the best young gay male playwrights — Stephen Karam, Jordan Harrison, Branden Jacobs-Jenkins — no longer write about gay people anyway, or write about them only peripherally.
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Its involvement in art arguably began, peripherally, in the years leading up to World War II, when the bank helped Hitler expropriate the businesses and assets of Jewish Germans (it also helped the Nazis fund construction projects, Auschwitz included).
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It's unclear what Trump Jr. told investigators the first time around, but in a public transcript of a separate interview with the Senate Judiciary Committee, Trump Jr. claimed he was only "peripherally aware" of the Trump Tower Moscow negotiations.
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While viewed peripherally as an interesting and, for some companies, lucrative development, the movement may well transform our lives in ways that enrich a small set of companies while zapping jobs and otherwise taking a toll on our neighborhoods.
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Trump Jr. told Congress that he "wasn't involved" in the Cohen-led efforts to build a tower in Moscow, knew "very little" about it, and was only "peripherally aware of it" before news coverage of the matter in 2017.
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"I was peripherally aware of it, but most of my knowledge has been gained since as it relates to hearing about it over the last few weeks," Trump Jr. told that panel behind closed doors, according to a published transcript.
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Trump Jr. testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee in September 2017 that "I was peripherally aware" of an effort to build that project in Russia, which was being pursued as his father was a candidate for the Republican presidential nomination.
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"Like I said, I was peripherally aware of it, but most of my knowledge has been gained since as it relates to hearing about it over the last few weeks," Trump Jr. told the committee, according to an official transcript.
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Conspiracy theorists disappointed by the myth of the "secret" art collection might prefer investigating a mystery peripherally related to the Washington Color School: An artist affiliated with the movement, painter and socialite Mary Pinchot Meyer, was married to CIA number three Cord Meyer.
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" But Marvel appears to have adopted a new strategy in this space -- one that casts a not-very-flattering light on its previous output -- after having largely devoted its TV efforts to second-tier characters more peripherally connected to its vaunted "cinematic universe.
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"Like I said, I was peripherally aware of it, but most of my knowledge has been gained since as it relates to hearing about it over the last few weeks," Trump Jr. told the Judiciary panel in September 2017, according to a transcript.
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"Appel is a name that's peripherally known in the U.S. but there haven't been any significant exhibitions here in over 2000 years," Matt Bangser, a partner at Blum & Poe, said in a telephone interview, adding that he had approached the foundation for work to sell.
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But for years an extended community of friends working in old factories in industrial business zones were physically separate from residential areas of Bushwick, so the work that evolved was a conversation relevant within itself and might only consider the neighborhood peripherally, if at all.
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But while he had known Trump peripherally, through a case handled by his law firm regarding an Indian casino (he also had an apartment in Trump Tower), the two men didn't have a long personal or political association before Manafort joined the campaign in March 2016.
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Of the three, the most impactful is actually the most peripherally connected: "Last Flag Flying," based on Darryl Ponicsan's novel, about three former Vietnam buddies -- played by Bryan Cranston, Laurence Fishburne and Steve Carell -- reunited by a tragedy during the first year of the Iraq war.
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Myriad projects across a wide range of peripherally related fields helped the company stock up on talent and technology, and the pages and pages of patents that ornamentally line the second floor walls of the Bedford offices were fueled in no small part by those big-ticket military contracts.
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LeEco The company has also has made major investments in autonomous cars, both directly and peripherally: LeEco founder and chairman Jia Yueting has backed Faraday Future, the secretive startup taking aim at Tesla, and earlier this year the company unveiled its own, separate electric car concept called LeSee.
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Fiona, who figures peripherally in the mid-80s chapters, moves to the fore in the 2015 chapters, when she, now in her 50s, searches Paris for her lost daughter, Claire, who may have left both a man and a religious cult, and who has no desire to be found.
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JW: Well, gosh, this list is so fun too because there's so much, there's all this like, Alice Coltrane and like, Nico and like, K.D. Lang, and like Sleator Kinney and all these musicians that I remember peripherally being in the conversation that I kind of got into.
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"The Obama administration laid down a red line, backed off of it, have had five-plus years to make an effort to remove Assad, and at the same time have worked with Russia peripherally to ensure there were no problems in their military operations against the Islamic State," he said.
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Cohen told the House Oversight and Reform Committee in February that he briefed both Trump Jr. and Ivanka Trump on the project about 10 times, a statement that ran counter to Trump Jr.'s previous 85033 testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee that he was only "peripherally aware" of the potential deal.
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He responded, under oath, "Like I said, I was peripherally aware of it, but most of my knowledge has been gained since as it relates to hearing about it over the last few weeks," according to a transcript of the interview, which occurred in September 2017, shortly after Cohen publicly revealed details about the Trump Tower Moscow proposal.
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DeAngelo, the alleged Golden State Killer, for instance, actually held down three of these jobs over the course of his lifetime: Police officer, military personnel (he was previously in the US navy), and, peripherally, truck driver, although his post-police career (he was fired in 1979 for shoplifting) was spent mostly as a mechanic for a fleet of grocery store freezer trucks.
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Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpPETA billboard in Baltimore calls Kushner a 'rich pest' Dick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report House chairman warns foreign governments to 'cease and desist' spending money at Trump properties MORE, the president's eldest son, told the Senate Judiciary Committee in September 2017 that the talks occurred in 2015 and 2016 but that he was only "peripherally aware" of them.
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Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpPETA billboard in Baltimore calls Kushner a 'rich pest' Dick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report House chairman warns foreign governments to 'cease and desist' spending money at Trump properties MORE, the president's eldest son, acknowledged that the proposal was discussed in 2628 and 28500 but said he was only "peripherally aware" of it in testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee in fall 6900.
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Meanwhile, Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpPETA billboard in Baltimore calls Kushner a 'rich pest' Dick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report House chairman warns foreign governments to 'cease and desist' spending money at Trump properties MORE, the president's eldest son, acknowledged that talks about the project occurred in 2015 and 2016 but said he was only "peripherally aware" of them in testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee in fall 2017.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Uncle Sam Wants You — or at Least Your Genetic and Lifestyle Information" (news article, July 24), about the government effort to get such data from a million volunteers for a research project on disease treatment and prevention, part of President Obama's Precision Medicine Initiative: As a researcher peripherally involved in the initiative, I want to provide some assurance to prospective participants about how the data collected from volunteers will be managed.
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Tellingly, the broader issues explored in "Swiped" are so much in the public consciousness right now that they're peripherally the subject of two dramatic projects that premiered just this weekend: "You," a Lifetime series about a stalker who uses social media to try to seduce his prey; and "Sierra Burgess is a Loser," a Netflix movie in which a self-conscious teenage girl assumes a classmate's identity as she uses her cellphone to flirt with an attractive boy.
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Trump Jr. has said that he was "peripherally aware" of his father's business interests in Russia, though the president's former attorney Michael CohenMichael Dean CohenCapitol Police advised Gaetz against holding open events I'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Wyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations MORE testified earlier this year that Trump Jr. was more involved in working to establish a Trump Tower in Moscow than his testimony indicated.
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