"That's what he preaches when he preaches unity," Noah told the audience.
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Say this for Gwyneth ... she practices what she preaches!
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And Zimmer preaches discipline on both sides of the ball.
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He often preaches the importance of the rule of law.
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Matalin preaches the "virtue of adventure," as she called it.
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It preaches individual freedom but contains admirers of Vladimir Putin.
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That's largely because Nadella practices the growth mindset he preaches.
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Robinson preaches this familiar socialist sermon with wit and fervor.
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Zuckerberg preaches community, as in bringing people together around certain interests.
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But for a company that preaches simplicity, it also feels counterintuitive.
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Props to Kendrick, and his sis, for practicing what he preaches.
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Donald Trump preaches muscular American nationalism and threatens China with tariffs.
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Most people, the messiah preaches, are blind to these everyday miracles.
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But Benioff redeems himself by showing he practices what he preaches.
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Electing someone who preaches violence is against everything we stand for.
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Agree with him or not, Mr Singer practises what he preaches.
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The assertive billionaire also preaches against trying to time the market.
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He practices what he preaches and wants to shift people's expectations.
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Although the government preaches morality, its actions often undermine that message.
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Dia:Beacon basically preaches to the converted, if not to the devout.
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He preaches allegiance to the Bible over allegiance to the Constitution.
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Benedict Evans preaches patience after a leaked photo shows clunky hardware.
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What Johnson preaches is a relaxation of government involvement in all spheres.
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DOJ's statement in the Kaiser Gypsum case preaches the tort reform gospel.
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He preaches non-violence, but the army is testing the IMN's restraint.
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This sort of survival feminism preaches hyper-awareness and constant risk-assessment.
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She preaches to inhabitants of the camp every jummah, or Friday prayer.
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From the pulpit, he preaches the "sacred duty" to attending the caucuses.
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That's because when he preaches to the converted he alienates other voters.
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Kong's church preaches a "prosperity gospel" that blends spiritual and material aspirations.
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"Grease" preaches an unfortunate message that should have stayed in the 1970s.
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Instead, the Quan Yin Method preaches preservation of life above all else.
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She insisted the Bible preaches against homosexuality and stuck to her guns.
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She expects perfection on the mat, but she preaches acceptance everywhere else.
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But the words he preaches to his followers go well beyond implication.
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Her book, The Sleep Revolution, preaches the importance of getting enough shut-eye.
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Sikhism, the world's fifth most popular religion, preaches equality and service to others.
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They&aposre all for the same march to socialism that Nancy Pelosi preaches.
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Burke wants to train sheepdogs, and he's critical of anything that preaches otherwise.
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The type of progressive message Bell preaches doesn't normally pack the church pews.
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Business and life coach Tony Robbins preaches the importance of constantly educating yourself.
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City Harvest Church preaches a "prosperity gospel" that blends spiritual and material aspirations.
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Neuroscientists have noted that he preaches directly to the lizard in our heads.
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I can now inform her that he practices what he preaches — or almost.
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While on her pulpit, Rohrer preaches about the power of harmony and acceptance.
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Nationalism, on the other hand, is what Trump preaches in his MAGA creed.
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Everything he preaches is very logical and, in a way, kind of great.
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His focus is on the long term — and he practices what he preaches.
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Davis, who preaches bipartisanship, tried to tamp down talk about impeaching the President.
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"Patti definitely preaches some tough love, and I'm here to learn," says Jedlica, 35.
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And as MTV's Ira Madison pointed out, she often doesn't practice what she preaches.
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And it is this decision to improve his own skills which Buffett now preaches.
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Right: Inri Cristo preaches to his followers from the top of the compound guardhouse.
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Benioff preaches that values create value and calls on other companies to join him.
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In the broadest strokes, Williamson preaches a sort of semi-secular gospel of love.
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Moreover Stephens's right hand is often the haymaker that Bas Rutten often preaches against.
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I was infused with the ideals that society preaches about aspiring to heterosexual marriage.
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IN A school classroom in north-east London, Ken Hinds preaches calmness and confidence.
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When the president perorates on crime and punishment, the clergy preaches empathy and compassion.
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He's maybe the last of his kind Lewis no longer preaches to the chickens.
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SA: Every enduring system of faith preaches this same lesson — to walk in truth.
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The opening poem of Sauce, for instance, is programmatic, but inevitably practices what it preaches.
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He's written a guide to Snapchat and on his account, he practices what he preaches.
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The value of making it on your own is now something O'Leary now preaches too.
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He preaches to kids that have addictions; he's a big advocate and evangelist for recovery.
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Vaynerchuk also often preaches in his daily vlogs about the societal pressures young people face.
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She likens her work to her father's — he preaches, she says, and so does she.
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Yiannopoulos, who is gay, generally preaches a libertarian doctrine of classical liberalism and free markets.
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"Everything (Lue) preaches we want to try to execute," Cavaliers star LeBron James told reporters.
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So was the modest church where he preaches to his flock of a few dozen.
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He preaches to his flock largely through the media of men's magazines and television commercials.
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"You don't have to do it their way," he preaches from the garage's makeshift lectern.
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She should clean her own house before she preaches to anybody else on this issue.
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But as much as every coach preaches attitude and unselfishness, sometimes it just develops organically.
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As their fantastically catchy song preaches, "live your life and celebrate...you are what you create."
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Zuckerberg, who welcomed daughter Maxima with wife Dr. Priscilla Chan in November, practices what he preaches.
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The text, which says "me," sends a subtle message about something Lovato preaches often: self-love.
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And I've learned from her that's not the way to be, and she preaches that now.
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She preaches empathy for refugees on Facebook, but is careless of the inner lives of others.
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But the hateful rhetoric he preaches and the type of supporters he attracts inflame these issues.
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To practice what she preaches, she thinks about the inner qualities she's cultivating in her character.
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When those didn't pan out, the group that preaches "tolerance" and "peace" resorted to violent meltdowns.
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The scenes in which he preaches work better than most actual religious services I have attended.
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We're a team that preaches defensive hockey, and we know that's our secret to winning games.
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It is a quality Takakura called "thinking soccer," and it is what she preaches as coach.
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As you know, Wilkerson preaches to the likes of Justin Bieber, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West.
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Discussion groups formed with a hyperlocal focus, a practice that the new guidebook preaches to progressives.
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It's hard not to think that Ms. Trump missed an opportunity to practice what she preaches.
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Now Mr. Ubben is practicing what he preaches by putting into effect his own orderly succession.
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The FARC, now a political party that preaches nonviolence, made no immediate comment on the case.
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Mélenchon preaches kindness to refugees — even if he hasn't really wanted to let them into France.
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When she preaches from her soapbox, I typically respond with a hallelujah-esque, I hear ya, sistah.
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Jimmy, a former child preacher, preaches to the Walter Lees of the world and to the others.
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Furthermore, most Corbyn rallies take place in solid Labour seats, where the leader preaches to the converted.
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Seth Rogen is practicing what he preaches – and that is to raise awareness for the Alzheimer's Association.
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Prana preaches to her 16.9K followers about her lifestyle, raw vegan diet, and love of "living water."
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Much of the work in the show preaches and hectors, stokes nationalist fervour and promotes Marxist ideology.
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Like Norman Vincent Peale, White preaches a message of boundless optimism and has a strong entrepreneurial streak.
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He says the show preaches a "beautiful message" to young people about loving and respecting one another.
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Specifically, he preaches the importance of projecting the calm and assertive energy of a true pack leader.
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While the slogans Altintas shouted suggest he was sympathetic to radical Islamist ideology, Gulen preaches interfaith dialogue.
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She turned to religion to deal with the stresses of being homeless and now preaches to others.
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Even as Trump preaches unity, he's guilty of having taken direct part in the division he laments.
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I feel like he is speaking to me when he preaches and I feel shame and hurt.
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"For a party that preaches tolerance, this once again demonstrates they have very little civility," he said.
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Cronin preaches aggressiveness, prompting his players to use their sticks to deflect and block passes and shots.
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At Catalyte, the company's success has hinged on practicing what it preaches (and what it's now selling).
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She dresses like any other member of the congregation and preaches while walking the aisles between them.
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The Jesuit mission, El Progreso, practiced liberation theology, an interpretation of the Gospels which preaches social change.
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But experts say ISIS considers Sufism — a mystical form of Islam — a "threat" to what it preaches.
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If eternal damnation is to be stuck in the DMs, as Bieber preaches, it honestly wouldn't be surprising.
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He also preaches the gospel of greens in preventing scurvy, a trick taught to him by his wife.
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Roland von Nidda, a Jesuit priest, says his congregation no longer shushes him when he preaches about corruption.
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It's very important as a woman, as a mother, and as someone who preaches a non-toxic lifestyle.
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He preaches patience, and says prematurely commercializing the seed could ultimately prevent the grain from reaching its potential.
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He uses the Headspace app to meditate daily and preaches by it to stay positive and focus better.
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Trump's press conferences, who now preaches the Yellow Peril Gospel in his The Hundred-Year Marathon: China's Secret
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Osteen is a televangelist who preaches kindness and generosity from the pulpit, but seemingly practices something else entirely.
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He preaches once every six to eight weeks, and I definitely go when he's preaching because he's extraordinary.
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She has traveled the country preaching its benefits, and she practices what she preaches here at her farm.
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Instead, he's released one that sends a positive message, backing up the mindset he preaches in his music.
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Boko Haram's fundamentalist ideology preaches the rejection of all types of western culture, from democratic elections to clothing.
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Dulce said that while sometimes she does get her feelings hurt, she's been practicing what she (and he!) preaches.
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We are just going to go about our business and play hard every day, what (manager Rick Renteria) preaches.
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Ironically, it's on "Bodak Yellow" where she preaches that you can keep your money by staying on a budget.
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Goldschmidt, D-backs overpower Padres PHOENIX — Arizona manager Torey Lovullo preaches the idea of getting ahead early, playing downhill.
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The political right preaches freedom but fails to recognise that financial insecurity constrains the ability to make rational choices.
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He's not exactlyBernie Sanders, but he preaches a similar message of fighting for employer rights, education and affordable housing.
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Led by a reclusive Turkish-born, American-based cleric, Fethullah Gulen, the sect preaches democracy, interfaith dialogue and education.
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"It's not what you don't have that limits you," he preaches to captivated audiences in a crisp American accent.
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"The UK should practice what it preaches," said Mabel van Oranje, chairwoman of global advocacy group Girls Not Brides.
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I don't think that a university should hire a nincompoop who disputes evolution, or a racist who preaches inequality.
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Because the style of soccer he preaches relies so heavily on the collective, Klopp does not prioritize expensive recruits.
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The sinister power of television is the subject of his sermon, and television the pulpit from which he preaches.
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Perkbox is in the business of helping employers treat their teams right and the company practices what it preaches.
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He preaches this patriotism in the religious and nationalist terms of his supporters from the right and alt-right.
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Feature China's economic success lays bare an uncomfortable historical truth: No one who preaches 'free trade' really practices it.
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And by church, I mean the type of church where the congregation calls out "amen" as the pastor preaches.
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My generation preaches equality, tolerance, and diversity, but opposes anyone with viewpoints and opinions that vary from their own.
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"It is the exact opposite of what the Bible preaches about treating the poor, about justice, about responsible service."
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Rand Paul, not a big fan of government in normal times, said Congress should probably practice what it preaches.
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Practicing what she preaches, Jill raved over Derick earlier this month after he completed his first year of law school.
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My students benefit from, indeed deserve, a joyful educator who practices what she preaches regarding self-love and fighting oppression.
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Kylie Jenner has spent the past few years morphing into a makeup mogul — and she definitely practices what she preaches.
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O'Leary frequently preaches the importance of saving and investing, and recommends that young people harness the magic of compounding returns.
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Deception can only take you so far, which is why Sun Tzu preaches preparation as one of his main tenets.
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Sullivan preaches balanced scoring throughout his lineup, and in the team's series against the Capitals, 11 Pittsburgh players netted goals.
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In Mormon circles, in fact, "stone cut without hands" has become shorthand for the church and the gospel it preaches.
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The counselor, Randle says, sat the students down and gave them a speech about what the Bible preaches about homosexuality.
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Famous for his food activism, Katz preaches more than just fermentation to the students who participate in his residency program.
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It's clear that the judicial system, a system which preaches justice and truth, is simply not holding its own accountable.
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They are bound together by the single evil ideology of Islamist extremism that preaches hatred, sows division, and promotes sectarianism.
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It preaches the accepting message of the Blue Moon, opening it's stage to performance art, drag, burlesque, and live music.
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They are bound together by the single, evil ideology of Islamist extremism that preaches hatred, sows division, and promotes sectarianism.
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Djokovic has also traveled with Pepe Imaz, a former player from Spain who preaches a philosophical "love and peace" mantra.
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On "The Profit," Lemonis often preaches the importance of hard work and dedication when trying to grow a small business.
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Gülen preaches a moderate, inclusive form of Sunni Islam that emphasizes the importance of education outside of traditional religious schools.
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And in another photo, Chad Veach, who preaches in Los Angeles, had a $1,1103 Gucci bag and wore $795 pants.
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But the berating of Zuckerberg by the intolerant left, which ironically and falsely preaches "tolerance" as a principle, is highly alarming.
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First, Trump preaches peace and prosperity in his speech, but then sells weapons to the Saudis, which will inevitably fuel war.
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The classic movie-musical "Grease" preaches an unfortunate message: that women have to change their look for men to like them.
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Because "No Regrets" preaches precisely what Buddhism has been preaching for centuries before it: mindfulness is the surest path to enlightenment.
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On Sunday mornings, they attend services at the Old Green Baptist Church, the simple white wooden 1911 building where Carney preaches.
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When it comes to Paltrow's own diet, she seems to practice what she preaches, because it includes lots of health foods.
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He listed books that he recently read, including Carol Dweck's "Mindset," which preaches the doctrine of dedication triumphing over innate talent.
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The Coptic Church itself preaches patience, discouraging protests in the hope that such docility will protect the community from more violence.
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It's not simply that he fails to practice what he preaches or that he criticizes others for transgressions he, too, commits.
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"More great economic news on Friday," McEnany, who legitimately comes across like someone taken hostage by Stephen Miller, preaches to the choir.
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In person, Diamond, 48, is tall, with big blue eyes and the well-preserved skin of someone who practices what he preaches.
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Leavers have taken to flirting with Jacob Rees-Mogg, who preaches true religion, and Michael Gove, who is a fountain of ideas.
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In both cases, the prime minister was practicing what she preaches by putting Britain first when dealing with corporates and governments overseas.
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Practicing What She Preaches Delaney was five days shy of her third birthday when she came home from ballet class on Sept.
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"They are bound together by the single evil ideology of Islamist extremism that preaches hatred, sows division, and promotes sectarianism," she said.
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Axelrod, on the other hand, preaches the gospel of conducting focus groups as a way to understand what voters are concerned about.
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"It's A to B-ism," said Mikael Colville-Andersen, a raffish bicycle evangelist who preaches the gospel of Copenhagen to other cities.
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He preaches isolationism where the Federation wants to expand and include all; he rejects peace and sees solutions only in military strength.
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As Kirkman preaches unity and rebirth, a video of a police officer beating a Muslim-American to death in Michigan quickly circulates.
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But as the founder of a women's self-care and mental wellness startup, she knew she had to practice what she preaches.
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It preaches that this sort of game is messed up, while putting in no effort to not be this sort of game.
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Each week, he apoplectically preaches against the dangers of provocative media and dancing, and the pious adults of Bomont internalize this message.
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The church preaches that we don't use condoms because that's a sin, and that's why the HIV/AIDS rate is so high.
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Recalling her experiences before the 2006 Olympics in Turin, Italy, she preaches a gratitude-based, go-for-it attitude to her teammates.
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The dirtbag left, which generally is defined to include Chapo and similar left podcasts Red Scare and Cumtown, practices what it preaches.
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It preaches cura personalis, or "care for the person" — in not only the intellectual and spiritual sense, but the physical one, too.
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It turns out the positive thinking your local yoga teacher preaches can increase your lifespan and rewire your brain for the better.
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It's strange because Dom preaches about how family is everything and has told us about memories with his father who was killed.
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And shouldn't a born New Yorker who preaches the gospel of success check out the biggest hit Broadway has seen in decades?
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The original speech was recorded in 1947 during a tour of South Africa, in which she preaches her dedication to the Commonwealth.
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"He's passionate, he's had success at the major league level, I like what he says, I like what he preaches," Mackanin said.
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Once circumspect about its controls, China now preaches a vision of a government-supervised internet that has surprising resonance in other countries.
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We've gone from a White House lit in all the colors of pride, to a White House that literally preaches division and discrimination.
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We want the morals of religious stories, but in a new secular language that preaches a desire to strive for the common good.
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We've gone from a White House lit in all the colors of pride, to a White House that literally preaches division and discrimination.
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Of course, this is appropriate for a wedding, but every sermon he preaches and almost every conversation he has is about God's love.
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Wookie, whom he got as a puppy, was the one who taught him the patience he preaches as a necessity for child-rearing.
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Much of what Rahr preaches is common sense, she said, though she readily admits it's something that often can be in short supply.
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Anthroposophy, founded in the 19th century by Rudolf Steiner, an Austrian mystic-cum-philosopher, preaches that diseases strengthen children's physical and mental development.
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While most spas aim to remove toxins like alcohol from your body, this one preaches the skin-softening and relaxing benefits of hops.
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Its head pastor, Brian Tome, regularly preaches in jeans, holding an iPad with his notes, on a stage with drum sets behind him.
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She preaches that a group called the New World Order—made up of reptilians and aliens—is plotting to take over the world.
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CNN has also reported that Moore repeatedly appeared on a radio show hosted by a pastor who preaches the death penalty for homosexuality.
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Bennett preaches building upon pillars, recruiting players just below the radar and then keeping them, helping them improve and — ideally — reaping the reward.
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The surgeon certainly practices what he preaches—he's had his eyebrows lifted, the bags under his eyes removed, and a male breast reduction.
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While much of what he preaches is based on little to no fact, the hunt — aka Manorgate — obviously turns out to be real.
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"She represents a generation who are not afraid of soldiers," said Issa Amro, a Hebron-based opponent of the occupation who preaches nonviolence.
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An evangelical Christian, he preaches a blend of social conservatism and economic liberalism, though he confesses to only a superficial understanding of economics.
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The same network that preaches traditional, conservative values appears to have a culture that is the very antithesis of what its personalities preach.
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And he confessed, too, that he never preaches about abortion, judging the topic too divisive to be discussed in such a public forum.
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" As a mom, she says it's hard to carve out time for yourself, but she admires what Paltrow preaches and thinks she's "really cool.
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And why hasn't Fixer Upper ever featured a gay couple while other HGTV shows have — is it because the hosts believe what Seibert preaches?
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As an investor on "Shark Tank," he's careful with his money, and he constantly preaches the importance of saving, investing and paying down debt.
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"I'm pretty disappointed in that because I have a lot of respect for Sheryl, and she preaches about giving hard feedback," the employee said.
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And she's added it to her list of causes that she's not just spotlighting with her celebrity, but practicing what she preaches as well.
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While he preaches that ancient values are the "soul of the nation", he has also overseen harsh moves against Tibetan Buddhists and Chinese Muslims.
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Jamie Bonini, the vice president of the Toyota Production System Support Center, preaches the TPS gospel to organizations in North America and, recently, Australia.
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Neece preaches something he calls the "10-K technique," which refers to a document companies must submit to the SEC about their financial performance.
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Lakewood's message to the tens of thousands of souls Osteen preaches to every Sunday is that if you're rich and religious, you've earned it.
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Apple has spoken about privacy rights for its customers before, but newly released court documents show that the company is practicing what it preaches.
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It makes victory by the Kuomintang (KMT), the former ruling party that preaches friendly relations with Beijing, highly likely in the 2020 presidential election.
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Though the sequel is guilty of repeating some of the hallmarks from the first movie, its strength is how it once more preaches individuality.
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And though Lee's services seem more popular, Cho still preaches every Sunday, and he appears undiminished in his influence, at least on the congregants.
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The pastor, who said he carries a concealed firearm when he preaches, does not believe that anyone in the church was armed that morning.
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A surprising number of people have registered as members of the Zuist Church of Iceland, a previously obscure group that preaches ancient Sumerian beliefs.
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But with other costs mounting and savings hard to find, that too will be a hard sell for a party that preaches fiscal restraint.
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He's a real underdog who wins and preaches the believe-in-yourself, do-it-yourself mentality that drives me," adding, "He released a shoe!
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Like Biden, Buttigieg is critical of the uncompromising liberalism of Warren and Sanders and preaches old-school values that resonate with older, rural voters.
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Based on the things Paltrow says and preaches, you would think she's completely aloof and unaware, but Brodesser-Akner painted her as incredibly self-aware.
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In the three-minute video Malik preaches compassion and equal rights for all while addressing poverty, social justice, tolerance for the disabled and other issues.
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Skye admits that while she constantly preaches "loving yourself and your body" and "not comparing [yourself] to others," she doesn't always follow her own advice.
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Centered around a lonely pinging sample, GAIKA and fellow Londoner Mista Silva wind cooly around a refrain that preaches literal darkness ("Turn out the lights").
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He gives thanks to God on his albums, yet his songs celebrate the pleasures of flesh, and the gospel he preaches is salvation by sex.
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Buddy comedies are often about opposing worldviews coming into conflict, until both sides come to realize there's some value in what the other side preaches.
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This episode seemingly confirms this book theory to be true — and brings in Deadwood star Ian McShane to play the key priest, who preaches nonviolence.
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And it is the violence-weary people of northern Pakistan that suffer as the military combats the extremist insurgency and counter the ideology its preaches.
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He thinks they should avoid dismissing public anxiety by spouting facts and figures, which preaches to the converted but confirms sceptics' fears about detached elites.
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"We've had countless years of having early exits, and I think now we've really bought into what he preaches," defenseman Kevin Shattenkirk said of Hitchcock.
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Mr. Rzewski practices the progressive ideas he preaches, making his scores available online and encouraging, rather than blocking, the dissemination of his recordings on YouTube.
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The ad preaches about what unites America: people across the nation collectively releasing their bowels and bladders when the big game gets to half-time.
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The club had to be "courageous," Spycher said, as well as committed to Adi Hutter, its Austrian coach, who preaches a high-intensity, adventurous style.
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The leadership of the Democratic Party regularly preaches that moderation and pragmatism can appeal to "centrist" Democrats as well as Republicans skeptical of Mr. Trump.
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And yet she's been criticized for not practicing what she preaches, behaving like she's above reproach, and for having the capacity to be quite cruel.
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The vote made clear just how much Colombians loathe the group, which preaches Marxism and practised—until very recently—kidnapping, extortion, forced recruitment and drug trafficking.
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Chip and Joanna came under fire for attending a church whose pastor preaches against same-sex marriage, and the couple was criticized for gentrifying Waco neighborhoods.
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Evan preaches that judgement breeds limitation and he is the exception to this first generation of young adults who are not superseding their parents monetary success.
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I'm not picking on Vanguard; I hold most of my investments in Vanguard index funds and their recommendations mirror what the rest of the industry preaches.
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Though she rejects the prosperity gospel label, White preaches many of its central tenets on her show "Paula Today" and at her new megachurch in Orlando.
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The FDP, who held the foreign minister in their last union with the conservatives, have reinvented themselves under Lindner, who preaches a hard line on Europe.
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That kind of indoctrination [which preaches that] all non-Muslims are non-human make it is quite easy to put a bomb in a public place.
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Because of his devotion to a dogma that preaches brotherly love, the Count believes that he's doing these men a favor, maybe even saving their souls.
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Young and tech-savvy, he preaches an increasingly popular theology called prosperity gospel that posits that success can be achieved through faith and donations to church.
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In the video, k-os preaches in a church by day and serves drinks to his friends by night while singing about a now absent lover.
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The statement also did not specify what would happen to Ayatollah Qassim, who preaches from a mosque in the village of Diraz near Manama, the capital.
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Bernie Sanders explicitly presented himself as a champion of progressive values, so the bar is inevitably higher for him to live up to what he preaches.
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As Murray was loaded into an ambulance, he instructed Townsend to play that day, because that is one of many lessons Murray preaches to his charges.
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Gabbard called it an ideology that "preaches hatred and bias" toward Christian, Buddhists, Hindus and atheists, as well as Muslims who practice other forms of Islam.
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Mr. Bannon has been described as one of the chief architects of the alt-right movement, a movement that preaches white nationalism, racism, misogyny and hatred.
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He has frequently been labeled "sanctimonious" as he preaches the importance of strong ethical leadership and about his concern for the direction the country is headed.
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Cho often preaches that if you want something in life, it will come, and if you don't have it yet, you just need to pray more.
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The group preaches that their audience do their own research and come to their own conclusions, which might be the reason for their mishmash of ideas.
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When the first local debt operation was announced, Sheikh Chemssedine Bouroubi, a well-known imam who preaches daily on local TV, openly attacked the finance minister.
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Kym Wilson's Presbyterian family said they were baffled by her apostasy in favor of an unorthodox religious group that preaches prohibition, polygamy and a vegetarian diet.
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What matters more is how Russia responds off the field: Can it prove to itself that it is the nation Mr. Putin preaches that it is?
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He preaches "DO YOU JOB" ethics and sells his employees on shallow philosophies that keep them out there hitting or running or whatever, week after week.
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Gulen, who has lived in self-imposed exile in the United States for more than a decade, preaches Sunni Islam together with a message of interfaith dialogue.
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Although the group preaches social and economic equality, it has practised kidnapping, extortion and forced recruitment while earning billions of dollars from drug-trafficking and illegal mining.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Belgium took steps to expel a Saudi imam who preaches at the country's biggest mosque for spreading extremist ideology, the immigration minister said on Tuesday.
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Yet, he preaches a humbling homily on the stuff ("It was a 10-year winter/Falling in line/A land without freedom/Is no land of mine").
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You know, a preacher is somebody who preaches with a board of elders and like, has a text and an agenda and a religion and a group.
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The Bay Area-born composer Ana Roxanne preaches slowness, both in the title of a track and in the general disposition of her misty and mystical album ~~~.
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So the March on Washington has already occurred and, about a month later, Michaux preaches a sermon criticizing the March on Washington and questioning King's religious commitments.
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"Nationalism is rising across Europe, the nationalism that demands the closing of frontiers, which preaches rejection of the other," he said in a radio interview on Tuesday.
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This foreign money and the migration of Senegal's youth to the cities has undermined the country's Mouride brotherhood, an old-established Islamic Sufi order which preaches tolerance.
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In practicing what he preaches and in pushing aside the formalities of church practice, Francis intends to give weight to devalued Christian virtues like charity and love.
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Totalitarian nationalism is extinct except in North Korea, where the ruling family preaches a weird mixture of Marxism and racial purity, enforced with slave-labour camps for dissidents.
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But then the state's six-term Republican governor, Terry Branstad — who preaches to presidential candidates the importance of visiting all of Iowa's 99 counties — urged Mr. Cruz's defeat.
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She preaches about love, and how love is the most powerful force for change in the world and not to combat hate with more hate, but more love.
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And never one not to practice what he preaches, Stormzy has this week entered a number of the UK's most prestigious institutions, which have largely been traditionally white.
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Michigan State head coach Mark Dantonio told VICE Sports he hasn't heard of Practice Like Pros, but that his team already practices much of what the organization preaches.
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It would be all too easy to point a finger at Christianity for its perpetration of violence against humanity over the centuries and conclude that Christianity preaches violence.
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As a cri de coeur on behalf of needle and thread, Ms. Sekules practices and preaches "visible mending," as it is known in the sewing and fashion communities.
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There is something to the argument that a tribal response is not just ineffective, but hypocritical, particularly from a country that preaches the values of multilateralism and cooperation.
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Some of Utzerath's views are more mainstream ("Glutens have become enemies to all mammals," she preaches), but she also professes some controversial opinions, like her frustration with veterinarians.
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Personally I was baffled by the contradictions within a movement which preaches tolerance for fursuits and "yiffing" (furry sex), but which rails against Islam and Black Lives Matter.
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"That's what makes some of this so confusing, because he has been a champion for women," said Ms. Beach, who has since left Willow but still preaches widely.
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Although many of the wellness practices that Goop preaches are expensive, "the true tenets of wellness are all free," Paltrow told the New York Times in March 2019.
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Making money off the idea of not needing money is perhaps mildly perverse but little different from a cleric who preaches poverty yet lives in a parish manse.
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Powell preaches patience: US Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said in a 60 Minutes interview broadcast Sunday that he's not in a hurry to change interest rate policy.
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He also discusses his cognitive dissonance with The Cosby Show and preaches about the importance of showing successful black people while showing the alternate realities of black life.
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Instead, he gets his big idea: to transform a fashion show (Sweety's dad owns a textile factory) into a musical comedy that preaches tolerance about same-sex love.
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I can't help but roll my eyes when someone preaches about alternative medicine, but I'm glad I bought it, because this stuff tastes like honey and it's actually delicious.
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Instead Mr Polman preaches that companies should be run "sustainably"—by investing, paying staff fairly, and by making healthy products with as little damage as possible to the environment.
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Conservatism, as mainstream Republicans have long defined it, preaches the supremacy of the individual, in limited government and in the noble idea that you and I were created equal.
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When he preaches for Episcopal Church occasions, Bishop Curry often talks about the Jesus Movement , the call for all people to know Jesus and to be transformed by him.
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Check out the clip ... Sarah preaches about driving out evil by worshiping God, telling us why religion will be way more effective than protesting or screaming into the Twittersphere.
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From his mosque in southern Amman, where he preaches weekly to 3,000 followers, Sheikh Muhammad al-Wahhash has been summoned to the religious-affairs ministry for "a final warning".
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The president preaches "American First" but, in matters of nuclear war, he must consider views of allies as well as threats from adversaries, as worked through the interagency process.
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The campaign to hand out the Qurans to passers-by was the idea of Ibrahim Abou-Nagie, a Palestinian who preaches a conservative brand of Islam known as Salafism.
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The Saudi royal family follows the revisionist and extreme ideology of Wahhabism, which preaches an interpretation of strict monotheism that is often at odds with centuries of theological scholarship.
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At its heart, its focus is humankind's need for silence, but the organization also preaches benefits including overall environmental preservation and improving visitors' and Indigenous land managers' well-being.
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The persecution mania on the right, the victim mentality that conservative media preaches, has engineered a base that is primed to dismiss uncomfortable facts as attacks on their identity.
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We're told all of the profits that are made from the piece will be donated directly to the Know Your Rights Camp -- Colin's organization that preaches equality for all.
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For the Donald Trump who preaches an "America First" foreign policy with little patience for international treaties and organizations, John Bolton is a logical choice for national security adviser.
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GUANZHONG, China (Reuters) - Yang Zhaoyu quit his job in a big Chinese city nine months ago and moved to a small community that preaches sustainable living and mindful consumption.
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Donald Mender, M.D., Rhinebeck, N.Y. RE: IMMORTALITY Mark O'Connell profiled Zoltan Istvan, an entrepreneur and presidential candidate who preaches that humans could conquer death if we tried hard enough.
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Chung preaches "presence" in his company's creations — the idea that, deep down, as you're having the experience, you should feel that the objects are truly in front of you.
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The ultra-conservative Salafi strain of Islam, with its roots in Saudi Arabia, preaches religious purity and argues that their faith bans the faces of women being portrayed in public.
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The irony of an extended commercial that preaches about being less materialistic this holiday season while also reminding us about Apple products we can buy for loved ones isn't lost.
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That made her a supporter of the Five Star Movement, an Italian populist party then in opposition and now in government that preaches direct democracy and parental choice on vaccinations.
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Petronio preaches a "kinetic flow" style that project "conscious energy into space," while Cunningham had a basic aesthetic that Petronio likens to photography, where the dancer is always in control.
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Roscoe's House of Chicken & Waffles303 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 216161(213) 2111992-2191604 This landmark that preaches the gospel of peace, love, and chicken grease needs no introduction.
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It was in line with their strong Christian beliefs, and it allowed Adam to practice what he preaches as an associate pastor at a Methodist church in St. Clairsville, Ohio.
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A cross-continental network of right-wing political parties—from Fidesz in Hungary to the Danish People's Party—now preaches border defense at all costs, national purity, and religious intolerance.
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Before throwing attacks and charges against others under the guise of a defending the legal system, the special prosecutor should perhaps look in the mirror and practice what she preaches.
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In his own 1880 book, "The Art of Money-Getting or Golden Rules for Making Money," Barnum preaches 20 rules that are still applicable today, like preserving and practicing determination.
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For a man who preaches the digital gospel, he still pens his scholarly writings by hand, he said, a self-described "hyper-corrective" with an old-school approach to writing.
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Wearing baggy clothes that he sews himself, Mr. Claiborne preaches the Gospel, lives among the poor and befriends prisoners on death row, modeling his ministry on the life of Jesus.
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Dej Loaf preaches the virtue of family, and Kodak Black — out of jail but still facing a criminal sexual conduct charge in South Carolina — humbly offers thanks for his talents.
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At the same time, while Mr. Pruitt preaches the gospel of states' rights, his record suggests he has been far from aggressive in enforcing environmental laws in his own state.
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Jibril preaches a Salafist version of Islam, one of the most conservative strands of the religion and the ideology from which members of ISIS and Al-Qaeda derive their beliefs.
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First-year Orlando coach Frank Vogel preaches discipline on the defensive end and ball movement on the offensive end, but the players are not buying 21 percent into the system.
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Grindelwald's climactic monologue is just as muddled: He preaches to his followers that they must oppress nonmagical people because World War II is on the horizon and threatens to destroy everyone.
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While in the past it was known for risqué marketing and the idea that teens had to dress a certain way to be cool, its new look preaches inclusivity and individuality.
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" In a statement explaining the video, Ronn Torossian a 5WPR representative acting as a Sinclair spokesperson, said that the broadcasting group "values and preaches the notions of providing content and perspective.
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Just as important, Germany's government, which is seen as an unforgiving taskmaster across the euro-area periphery, would prefer not to be accused of practising something different from what it preaches.
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" She said in a statement Sunday that the recent attacks in England are bound together "by the single, evil ideology of Islamist extremism that preaches hatred, sows division and promotes sectarianism.
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All it takes to get rich is mastering a few simple concepts, such as paying yourself first and living within your means, which Clason preaches via a collection of entertaining parables.
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"Hillary Clinton has a long history of supporting women through legislation, speaking out at the UN on behalf of women's rights, and just living and practicing what she preaches," Allred continues.
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A conservatism that seeks to widen its narrow coalition and practices the judicial restraint it preaches might open more space for reforms that aren't just one-sided grabs for partisan power.
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The Five Star Movement, a web-based party that preaches direct, online democracy, and the League, the hard-right, formerly northern-based secessionist party, both dominated social media during the campaign.
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Stanley scandalized the audience by telling them that he avoids appealing to the authority of the Bible when he preaches, focussing instead on what Jesus did, or what the disciples saw.
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In fact, the best one might be able to say about Mulvaney is that, in light of his comments to the bankers, he at least appears to practice what he preaches.
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It has never been a production that preaches to a choir, as contrasted with cable comedy shows hosted by the left-leaning likes of Jon Stewart, Samantha Bee and John Oliver.
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So, as much as Maverick preaches about the Black Panther Party and the revolution, what Lisa helps him understand is that, Baby, it's going to have to be an evolutionary process.
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" He added, "Macron talks a lot but does little," and "He preaches about generosity and solidarity and then pushes back thousands of migrants at the Italian border in Ventimiglia and Piedmont.
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And Dr. Saltz preaches the gospel of having a document that spells out issues such as when the rent is due and who's required to pay the bill for utilities and repairs.
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Ray preaches a nonviolent life as a religious septon to his flock and Clegane starts following the same lifestyle in a pocket of the show's world that seems surprisingly vibrant and hopeful.
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To anyone who will listen, Mr. Lee preaches that the best way to reform North Korea and end its nuclear weapons program is to subvert Mr. Kim's government from inside the country.
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Notably, the company preaches a completely transparent culture, whereby its executives post updates on the company — both product news and corporate updates — for anybody to see and for any user to discuss.
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Surely an adult who preaches against abortion but urges his mistress to terminate her pregnancy also hounded his peers to clean up while he dumped out a box of toys and played.
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He usually preaches with an eight-piece band, a choir, and a troupe of dancers, all arrayed beneath a painting, twenty feet tall, of a young black Jesus wearing a white robe.
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As my colleague Dylan Matthews writes, "Gülen preaches an inclusive brand of Sunni Islam that emphasizes cooperation and tolerance," and his movement claims millions of followers in Turkey and around the world.
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Benioff, who preaches the virtues of mindfulness and seeks guidance from Buddhist monks, was left with plenty of time to meditate while enjoying some of the world's most glorious beaches with his family.
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The actress practices what she preaches by being vocal on her social media accounts about the issues that matter to her — and believes that silence can be one of the most dangerous things.
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He preaches an inclusive brand of Sunni Islam that emphasizes cooperation and tolerance, views modernity as broadly compatible with Islam, and, above all, stresses the importance of education outside of narrow religious schools.
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They believed in a Republican Party that preaches that in this country there is opportunity for you no matter where you come from, who your parents are or what you grew up with.
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A negative review of The Undergound Railroad in National Review, for example, complained about the way Whitehead "teaches and preaches" about the sins of America's past, such as whites' treatment of Native Americans.
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Pastor Hinn also preaches the "prosperity gospel," a belief system that teaches followers that they can acquire wealth if they are devout Christians who give money, and lots of it, to his ministry.
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Democrats need a 2020 nominee like Warren, who ardently preaches the importance of economic justice — the bridge between the minority voters and white voters who are both victims of a rigged economic system.
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Playing under the gaze of the club's owner, President Trump, who preaches "America first," golfers from the United States failed to finish among the top 10 in this tournament for the first time.
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Gulen is a Sunni cleric from Turkey who preaches interfaith dialogue and founded a popular movement, Hizmet, that runs hundreds of schools, hospitals, and aid programs in over 100 countries, including the United States.
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Just when you think it is about Joe's revenge on his Bostonian enemies, it becomes a dark parody of "Guys and Dolls", as a pretty young evangelist (Elle Fanning) preaches against his palatial casino.
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Within the evangelical movement, Osteen is seen as something of an outsider: a too-slick Elmer Gantry type who preaches a feel-good prosperity doctrine, drives fancy cars, and deals in bumper-sticker theology.
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Several sites are expressing particular alarm about the loosely-defined left-leaning group, which preaches a version of ferocious anti-government chaos that often uses "domestic terrorist violence," according to a recent FBI report.
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"So the point is you can stay here in fear forever as yourself, because hell is literally right here, or we can go everywhere by love together," the man preaches midway through the track.
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She preaches this because before you can get into the nitty-gritty, like monthly budgeting, you need to understand why you spend what you spend, earn what you earn and believe what you believe.
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Kanter is a Muslim — he's been very open about fasting during Ramadan during the NBA playoffs — and a devoted supporter of Fethullah Gülen, a Turkish cleric who preaches a moderate form of Sunni Islam.
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The coach, among the best in college history, preaches "the process," one that takes apart complex goals, such as winning a game or a national title, into their smallest possible units and perfects them.
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The first is the brand of leftism, assertive and ascendant, championed by Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, which preaches ideas like protectionism, Medicare for All, a Green New Deal and decriminalising illegal border crossings.
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It may be the base of Focus on the Family, which preaches family values that do not include homosexuality, headquartered in Colorado Springs, but it also home to the Matthew Shepard Foundation, in Denver.
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Although Bernie may have the coveted Vampire Weekend headlining his rallies, you can now expect to dance to the tune of "No Scrubs" while Tom Steyer preaches about his five-pillar climate change plan.
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The Chicago school of economics, named after the University of Chicago whose faculty, including economist Milton Friedman, were largely responsible for its intellectual underpinnings, preaches aggressively free market capitalism and an aversion to regulation.
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He's also a blunt-talking anvil of a populist who preaches patriotism, strict immigration controls, friendlier relations with Moscow and, above all, the need to "sweep away the garbage" of a corrupt political establishment.
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But over the years the party has seemed increasingly out of touch with that reality, imagining that if only it preaches the gospel of supply-side economics loudly enough voters will be won over.
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Bangladesh's shameful response to religion critic killings Assassination of a Muslim cleric Faruqi followed the Sufi interpretation of Islam, a belief steeped in mysticism, which preaches love amongst all and has deep roots in Bangladesh.
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And with a proven coach—related: they'll need to hire a new coach—and system that preaches ball and man movement, at the very least they would be a fun group that's hard to stop.
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For such an influential platform that preaches social responsibility and prioritizes user experience, it's irresponsible for Facebook to give people such a powerful megaphone for personal expression, only to lock them inside an echo chamber.
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Musubao no longer lives at home or preaches in his parish, due to threats, but he still believes in the cause: "We don't have the right to abandon God's people in their problems," he said.
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RNC Chair Reince Preibus preaches party unity, but Ryan's national security agenda shows there is significant daylight between his party's presumptive presidential nominee and House Republicans on major issues including trade, NATO, and nuclear proliferation.
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And if he decides not to run—or loses out in the primaries—Democrats should hope whoever ends up on the 2020 ticket preaches similar ideas with as much clarity and passion as Sanders does.
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The rise of the Reagan-Republican ethos, which preaches the elevation of shareholder profit over virtually all other considerations, directly influenced decades of outsourcing of American jobs to countries with vast pools of cheap labor.
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The group preaches peace to non-Muslims they hope to convert, but the first Islam Net gathering in Norway is devoted to a discussion of how the American government and the Jews planned the Sept.
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O'Leary — who tells CNBC Make It he invested in his first stock in 1982 when he was in his 20s and not yet rich — preaches the importance of investing to take advantage of compounding returns.
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Nearly five years ago, Dhaliwal became the first deputy in his department to wear a turban and beard while in his police uniform, proudly representing his Sikh religion -- which preaches equality and service to others.
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Today Walker calls himself a "sleep diplomat," and says he practices what he preaches: adhering to his own strict schedule of eight hours of "sleep opportunity" a night, uninterrupted by phones, screens, or other activity.
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Here, redheaded and with her chin nestled in turtlenecks – a look that suggests, depending on the scene, Lucille Ball or Tootsie – she's Michelle Darnell, a ruthless motivational star who preaches a gospel of acquisition and money.
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You likely won't hear about it when Buttigieg, who would be the youngest and first openly gay president, preaches "intergenerational justice," or Sunday, when he's expected to officially launch his campaign from the city's revitalized downtown.
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The Church of Christ doesn't disseminate politics explicitly from the pulpit, but Baptists do: Every year, the pastor of the biggest congregation preaches a sermon in which he encourages his flock to remain single-issue voters.
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Well, along with staying inside, reading the paper, and watching countless hours of TV. "You've got to either like it or lump it," she preaches daily, as if it's the first time she's bestowed such wisdom.
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Since Huber has a history of advocating abstinence-only education — she's the former president and CEO of Ascend, an organization that preaches abstinence until marriage — her appointment to this office worries advocates of comprehensive sex ed.
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He preaches fiscal discipline, including by trimming welfare; Mr Trump, who vows to safeguard Social Security, promises tax cuts worth $10 trillion (though he says he is seeing if he can reduce that cost a bit).
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The election drama unfolding in the United States has fueled that argument, prompting many to question whether the style of democracy America preaches, for all its obvious benefits, brings out the worst instincts in an electorate.
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Take solace in one of the small acts of courage breaking out in recent days: a group of students at Liberty University telling their Trump-supporting president, Jerry Falwell Jr., to practice what the school preaches.
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The flesh-and-blood pastor D. J. Soto conducts services on the social platform VRChat, in which he preaches to and performs digital baptisms on congregants represented by Winnie the Pooh, SpongeBob SquarePants, and banana avatars.
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While one school of thought preaches utter indifference to the welfare of foreigners and the other offers "benevolent hegemony" as a solution to the world's woes, the idea of actual international cooperation falls by the wayside.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Britain should practice what it preaches to African countries by doubling the number of vulnerable refugees it hosts and reviewing policies that restrict an asylum seeker's right to work, lawmakers said on Tuesday.
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It's a classic move from a former real estate tycoon who preaches the art of the deal, often raises the stakes at the last minute and says he is always ready to walk away from the table.
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For a company that preaches yoga, mindfulness, empathy, and inclusion, it appears they have a track record of choosing questionable leaders and setting lofty ideals that the average consumer may have a hard time living up to.
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On the flip side, Lentz flew to visit Justin often -- particularly during his Australia and New Zealand tour stops in March, then they kicked it again during his April break in NYC ... where Pastor Carl primarily preaches.
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Michel Therrien often preaches that in order to succeed in the NHL, you have to take what teams give you and just work with that, yet Subban dared to force the issue, and make things happen instead.
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Sam Adeyemi, a pastor, attracts hundreds of thousands of online hits when he preaches about how to find a spouse ("To find the right mate, you need to become the right mate," is one of his gems).
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Cardinal Timothy Dolan of New York is firing back at Stephen Bannon for his "preposterous" claims that the Catholic Church only preaches and practices acceptance of immigrants in order to fill its pews and reap financial rewards.
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" While the government seeks to get more women into the work force, the state fatwa organization preaches on the "danger of women joining men in the workplace," which it calls "the reason behind the destruction of societies.
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Her new book preaches the gospel of casting particular spells during certain moon cycles: "Corresponding energies and elements of astrological signs can highlight which areas of our lives to focus on when creating spells," she told Broadly.
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The slogans that Altintas shouted, which were captured on video and circulated widely on social media, suggested he was aligned to a radical Islamist ideology, rather than that of Gulen, who preaches a message of interfaith dialogue.
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He preaches an inclusive brand of Sunni Islam that emphasizes cooperation and tolerance and views modernity as broadly compatible with Islam, stances that did not sit well with the administration of then-Turkish Prime Minister Bülent Ecevit.
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It is important for the book's readers to be aware that Holiday, the college dropout, is also a huge believer in Stoicism, an ancient Greek and Roman philosophy that preaches suffering, humility, acceptance and endurance without complaint.
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Functioning beside the two best shooters in basketball history—inside a system that preaches persistent ball and man movement—has served him well, and Durant is one of the most magnetic offensive forces the league's ever seen.
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As several Christian leaders have already said: If the gospel someone preaches is not good news for the marginalized — for people of color, those with disabilities, immigrants and L.G.B.T.Q. people — then it's not good news for anyone.
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White and the "prosperity gospel" she preaches have been panned as heretical by many evangelical and orthodox Christians, and she also faced criticism last year as her appointment came just as she was promoting her latest book.
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Shin preaches that Fiji is the land chosen by God to be the center of the world and the ideal place to survive an impending great famine, and the church has made significant investments in the country.
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Soon the two canines are players in a weird, dark story about animal control, humans not loving their pets, and a sewer-dwelling Napoleonic rabbit (Kevin Hart) who preaches that domesticated animals should kill their human owners.
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Turns out, she practices what she preaches; in an MSNBC interview this week, Conway cited the "Bowling Green Massacre" as a reason why it's important to fight back against terrorists with things like the executive order on immigration.
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But he's given nothing away publicly and has declined to telegraph his thinking on a vote that could separate him from his party for years to come or give Trump a major boost as he preaches GOP unity.
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Heinlein's novel told the story of a Mars-born messiah who preaches a doctrine of free love, leading to the creation of a religion whose followers are bound together by ritualistic water-sharing and intensive empathy (called "grokking").
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After all, in a country that preaches rehabilitation yet practices gratuitous imprisonment and punishment for its own sake, society should encourage those who turn over a new leaf and want to contribute to their country through public service.
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"He preaches competitors only when you step through these doors, so we can't only preach it we've got to go out and do it," Hardaway said after removing a bloodstained pad from his mouth so he could talk.
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André Marcon lends the role a gruff despondency, which perfectly contrasts with Jérôme Deschamps's spot-on comic turn as the oblivious Serge Othon Weil, a friend of the couple, who preaches optimism by way of well-meaning platitudes.
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"How can you stand for the national anthem of a nation that preaches and propagates, 'freedom and justice for all,' that is so unjust to so many of the people living there?" he said at Saturday's award ceremony.
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While there are many organizations that are working to improve school food, FoodCorps preaches that children fall in love with fruits and vegetables when they have opportunities to grow them, prepare them, and try them again and again.
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Scott Weiss, a retired Fortune 22015 veteran who was tapped to become Ocean's founding CEO, is eager to ward off the impression that Ocean's counseling is just for believers, or that it preaches an old-fashioned prosperity gospel.
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If it's true that he preaches to the choir — as his detractors on the right and the left say — speaking to a self-selected group of New York theatergoers seems to restrict his message to a rarefied bubble.
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In 2016, it is clearer than ever that American evangelical Christianity is a counterculture, which may mean that the church is freer to espouse ideas at odds with the egalitarianism that the secular mainstream preaches (and sometimes practices).
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For a group that regularly preaches about the "sanctity of marriage" and inveighs against the evils of divorce, it was a major political puzzle to me when evangelicals first backed the thrice-married, adulterous Trump over Hillary Clinton.
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"[Amazon] preaches that they have this open-door policy and then when you try to go through that open door, instead of being allowed in, you are now set up," a former Fulfillment Center worker in Indiana told Gizmodo.
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The show goes even further into the L.A. environment, making one of the parents the head of a Scientology-like church that preaches a message of light and self-love, but also kills teenagers it pulls off the streets.
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It's just not a good look to be fighting against regulatory measures that would protect privacy while your CEO preaches about how important users' data privacy is to him, and promising to make internal changes to better protect it.
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He said the Nordic country, known for its stiff opposition to bailouts during the euro zone debt crisis, must practice as it preaches and curb public debt growth along with the government's 10 billion euro long-term savings plan.
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While Brock Long preaches pre-storm planning and mitigation, he does not agree with the vast majority of climate scientists who predict the summer of '17 is just a preview of a hotter planet with bigger, more frequent disasters.
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Ms. Kondo, whose 2014 book "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up" became an international phenomenon, preaches that you must only preserve and thoughtfully organize items that "spark joy," and politely thank and then discard the items that don't.
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The same dilemma regarding Marty applies to any number of characters living in the series' rural setting, including a pastor who preaches from a boat to local boaters and the owner of a lodge Marty ends up taking over.
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" The club preaches a dance floor ethos that contradicts more than one of the scene's clichés: "More music, more passion, more art, more sports… we need a cult audience that shares our values, the good energy, education, and respect.
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Though Oprah has built a life of immense financial and professional success, she also has made a point of practicing what she preaches when it comes to giving: "To me, the money is certainly a wonderful thing," Oprah once said.
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The Anita Borg Institute, the organization responsible for the annual Grace Hopper Women in Computing Celebration taking place right now in Houston, has a problem with racial diversity and not practicing what it preaches, according to several current and former employees.
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Truth is, I kept requesting to be paired with someone older and more experienced as a pro to be properly taken care of, but as someone who preaches "agelessness," I should have known better than to have any pre-conceived notions.
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FDP leader Christian Lindner, an ambitious 38-year-old who preaches an ultra-hard line on Europe and has unsettled the German political establishment, said he was open to coalition talks with Merkel but that Germany needed a change of course.
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When a character today preaches about the apocalypse, though, it feels frighteningly close at hand, and Far Cry 5, an entertainingly absurd game where cultists fly fighter jets and you have a pet bear named Cheeseburger, seems adrift in this climate.
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It's a group led by by a man who stands in front of an American flag and, wielding preternatural charisma and commanding the baleful force of his loyal soldiers, preaches on faith, freedom, firearms, and the end of the world.
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Yet Joseph preaches in front of a modified American flag, and the cult's leaders are as American as they come: A business savvy self help guru, a military vet, and a sort of pop-culture-and-drug wielding micro-celebrity.
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But whether the backlash was founded or not, it reflects the profoundly ambiguous feelings Americans of different faiths have about wildly wealthy preachers like Osteen — whose net worth is estimated at over $50 million — and about the "prosperity gospel" he preaches.
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RELATED: Alabama senate candidate repeatedly appeared on radio with pastor who preaches penalty for homosexuality is death Jones was shepherded around Washington during a recent Congressional Black Caucus conference by Alabama's lone Democratic congresswoman, Terri Sewell, and consultant Joe Trippi.
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Wildly successful, Michelle fills stadiums with true believers who drink her snake oil by the tanker, cheering as she preaches the gospel of personal riches and the power of you you you, even if it's really all about her her her.
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On the same day that the F.B.I. writes a memo that says that King is the most dangerous Negro in the world, on that same day they reach out to Michaux and he preaches a sermon against the March on Washington.
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We have a timely look at the White House's silence as China marches forward on A.I. And an essayist in our magazine sees China's rise as proof of an uncomfortable fact: No one who preaches "free trade" really practices it.
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The phrase is believed to have first been found in Geoffrey Chaucer's Canterbury Tales, specifically in the Merchant's Tale, which preaches a cynical view of marriage about a blind man who magically gains sight at the very moment he's being cuckolded.
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" The Dera Sacha Sauda sect that Mr. Singh leads claims to have a worldwide following of 60 million people and is described on its website as a "Social Welfare & Spiritual Organization that preaches and practices humanitarianism and selfless services to others.
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The 26-year-old music star, who famously preaches "I could buy designer, but this Fashion Nova fit" in her mega hit "She Bad," told PEOPLE on the carpet that she hopes to see everyone from the "Bardashians" to Rihanna in her line.
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Image: AP Photo/Richard DrewUpcoming film The Circle appears to be about a bearded white guy who runs a technology company that (I guess, based on the trailers) preaches connectivity and positive disruption but exists as a front to mine personal data.
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Image 2 of 2 HARARE, Zimbabwe – As Zimbabwe&aposs president preaches democratic reform in a country emerging from decades of repression, the scenes of soldiers dispersing opposition protesters after a disputed election have cast a shadow on promises of a new era.
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Therefore, when the mainstream media got to take itself too seriously, people started looking elsewhere – creating both an alternative media where many people read news that simply preaches to the choir and voices who can say the offensive things that make them laugh.
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Recently, globalism, as global consciousness, has come back into focus, at least for me, thanks to American politics: to the spreading plague of racially based violence, and to a presidential candidate who preaches — promises — a future of barrier-building and ethnic expulsion.
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Adopters: Funny how a Midwest-friendly diet that preaches meat, meat and more meat has caught on with particular vigor on the vegan-friendly West Coast (sure, there's vegan keto, but you better have a near-religious attachment to tofu and avocados).
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RELATED: Alabama senate candidate repeatedly appeared on radio with pastor who preaches penalty for homosexuality is death Moore's campaign even touted Trump's comment from his Friday night rally in Huntsville that he would "fight like hell" for Moore if he defeats Strange.
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In CNBC's new original documentary, "Bitcoin: Boom or Bust," Crypto Kid takes anchor Melissa Lee inside his whimsical world as he takes on crypto critics, preaches the blockchain gospel and explains why he thinks the Bitcoin gold rush is just getting started.
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Earlier in the week, Fugate had admitted to me that there was, indeed, a risk of "all of this becoming, like, middle-class white guys scratching their beards" — a risk of the Jubilee congregation itself not mirroring the diversity and inclusion it preaches.
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It's a meeting millions had been waiting for, an encounter between two of the world's most intriguing and complex characters: The holy man in white who preaches good news to the poor and the brash businessman in the dark suit who embodies American extravagance.
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Like another Women's March organizer, Linda Sarsour, Mallory preaches the new "progressive" gospel of "intersectionality," according to which oppressed women and racial minorities, persecuted immigrants, Palestinian activists, and LGBTs should coalesce into one "liberation movement" that has space for everyone except Jews and Israel.
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Her followers on social media learned as much last year when, in an effort to practice what she preaches in "Big Magic," she sang a karaoke rendition of the Bonnie Tyler chestnut "Total Eclipse of the Heart" at the Diamond Horseshoe nightclub in Manhattan.
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Dr. Gerald Durley, for example, is an Atlanta civil rights activist and pastor emeritus at the Providence Missionary Baptist Church who has taken up environmentalism, specifically climate change, as a civil rights issue on which he preaches to motivate his congregation and the community.
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A compellingly weird recruitment video, "Ten Bullets," preaches the Sachs Studio dogma: The central precepts for success as a Sachs assistant are an ability to focus on the task and a willingness to abjure personal inspirations in service to the vision of the leader.
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But there may be no larger factor in Visual Studio Code's success than the fact that it's available as open source — proving to the developers that are Microsoft's most important demographic that it practices what it preaches when it comes to being more open.
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Potter's film preaches a variant of the "you can't stop what's coming" ethos articulated in "No Country for Old Men" (a Coen brothers' movie for which Bardem won an Oscar), and it insists that whatever joys are in living, its miseries are heartbreaking and potent.
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He grounded his players in the same minutiae he now preaches to the Warriors: angles, foot positions, how to spread their hands, how to be an instigator instead of lying in wait, how to be flexible enough as a unit to protect multiple positions.
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Systematic losing isn't their goal, and if Booker's presence makes it easier for their younger players to develop, in an environment that preaches hard work, discipline, and commandments better taught by veteran teammates than a coaching staff, it makes sense to keep him around.
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The outcome of this societal shift is impossible to predict, but is likely to be a nation less suspicious of the West's intentions than the current leadership is, and more open to different ideologies than the socialism which the party preaches but does not practice.
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Though M.L.S. preaches parity in its model (there have been eight different winners of the M.L.S. Cup in the past 10 years), a strong Galaxy team has been somewhat constant since the league's inception, a reliable touchstone as other teams rose and fell around it.
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"It will be extremely difficult to simultaneously negotiate a health care plan that can pass the Senate and the House while negotiating a bipartisan budget deal," said Ed Lorenzen of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, a nonpartisan research organization that preaches fiscal prudence.
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People who don't like "The West Wing" say, as they have all along, that the program presents an unrealistically idealistic view of government, that it moralizes, that it preaches, that it incorrectly suggests that minds can be swayed by grand gestures and eloquent speeches.
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More of a social movement than a conventional political party, the Brexit Party has no real policies, but preaches a blunt message that Britain should leave the European Union as soon as possible, without any agreement if necessary, whatever the economic costs of doing so.
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A carefree and either blissfully or willfully ignorant section of the internet was delighted; but the core of the Harry Potter fandom – a community that preaches tolerance, love, and equality, all of which are espoused in Harry Potter and in J.K. Rowling's original work – were horrified.
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" Eastern Lightning preaches that Christ has returned to Earth in the form of a Chinese woman to judge humanity in the end times, and sees itself as locked in an existential battle with the Chinese Communist Party, which it refers to as the "great red dragon.
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We have a president who preaches the "rule of law" but pardons former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio of Arizona, who was voted out of office and then convicted in federal court related to charges of violating the U.S. Constitution by racially profiling Latinos like me.
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Mr. Kudlow also cites economic growth during the Reagan administration in the 1980s, and what he calls the five-year "boom" that followed the permanent tax cuts Mr. Bush signed into law in 2003, as evidence of the power of the supply side policies he preaches.
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The church Lawrence chooses has a pastor whose out of whack metaphors strain to engage youth ("Slide out the DM, and slide into this pew," he preaches), and a woman congregation member who seems a little too eager to make Lawrence into her God-fearing husband.
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For instance, Facebook co-founder Dustin Moskovitz, the patron saint of the effective altruism movement that preaches this data-driven philosophy, has for years been among the few megaphilanthropists to fund research on pandemics, including a grant just this month to forecast how the coronavirus might spread.
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Alan Perry and Richard Domenico's "The Gross Gloss" (2019-ongoing) for example, expanded upon Perry's online work "The Ambulatory" (2018-2019) by placing the latter's exploration of digital determinism into a beautifully illustrated leather-bound tome that preaches a gospel of mystical algorithms and omnipotent AIs.
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Renovated five years ago at the government's expense, the temple is used by a group of retirees who run pilgrimages to a holy mountain, schoolchildren who come to learn traditional culture and a Taoist priest who preaches to wealthy urbanites about the traditional values of ancient China.
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While the relative religious freedom here has made Abu Dhabi a beacon for the pope to point to in a part of the world where Christians are oppressed and vanishing, a visit to this country is not without its complications for a pope who preaches peace.
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"Of course terrorism affected us a lot, politics affected us a lot—but the underground will always be here—Istiklal is our heartbeat," B-Drive preaches to a faithful congregation who made it to sunrise, smoking cigarettes and planning a run on a local soup cart.
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In particular, a scene where Turner realizes that slave owners aren't really listening to what he preaches, because they consider the words of the Bible a pacifying tool, plays out with a fitting righteous indignation, while the eventual rebellion and its aftermath are a cacophony of blood and noise.
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That commitment is calculated to upset the more dogmatic reformers in her country, especially John Knox, who — incensed that Mary, a Catholic, is threatening his power and doing it as a woman — preaches against her, smearing her reputation and inciting civil war by portraying her as a whore.
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In this piece, Broadly's assistant editor Leila Ettachfini interviews the founders of self-described feminist fashion brand Namilia, Emilia Pfohl and Nan Li, to see how the brand reconciles its radical feminist ethos with its position as a for-profit business that doesn't entirely practice what it preaches.
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A patriot platform would champion the time-honored notion that America is a great, good and noble land in which every American is equal and no American is demeaned and defamed by a president who preaches a politics of hate and division from the bully pulpit of the presidency.
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"With concerns about Indonesia's current account struggles still fresh on investors' minds, (Warjiyo) will likely refrain from reversing course in the near term as he preaches stability while the government works to jumpstart reforms in the trade and tourism sectors to alleviate pressure on the current account," he said.
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The ad, called "One Sweet World," shows a society in which an angry lemon with a ridiculous combover preaches an aggressive message of hatred, causing the other lemons to harass and discriminate against everyone who doesn't look like them (apparently using an orange would've been way too obvious).
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Petrie said he felt obligated to speak out because he preaches the importance of ending the culture of silent suffering in sports, and he noted how the basketball player Kevin Love spurred discussion about coping with mental illness and Serena Williams did the same for post-pregnancy depression.
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Mr. Biden cast Mr. Trump as a hypocrite who preaches an inward-looking foreign policy but operates using unsteady, bellicose tactics, and faulted the president for bringing the nation "dangerously close" to war after an American drone strike that killed one of Iran's top military commanders, Maj. Gen.
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The "I can't be your mate because you like Tale of Us and you don't want to be mine because I like Drexciya," attitude is more prevalent than ever, as each of us fits into a hyper-specific amorphous blob that preaches acceptance while practicing the diametric opposite.
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But with the passing of actor Christopher Evan Welch, who played eccentric VC Peter Gregory, the show has shifted some more of the Thiel satire onto Gavin, who considers his closest friends to be his devoted private security guard and a hackish life coach who preaches the gospels of meditation.
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But while T-shirt slogan feminism—the least radical, and therefore most dominant strain of the belief system—preaches "self love," the overarching message that our society espouses, in its obsession with the heterosexual family, is that to be single is to be in some way lesser, especially as a woman.
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Bearing a resemblance to AMC's comic-book adaptation "Preacher" in its intriguing but confounding, all-over-the-place tone, the series stars Samuel Barnett as the title character -- who preaches "the interconnectedness of all things" -- and Elijah Wood as Todd, the cash-strapped, aimless lad who reluctantly becomes his assistant.
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Predicting what's going to happen when perhaps the most unhinged mainstream presidential candidate sits behind a keyboard and preaches to his most fervent fans is probably a fool's errand, but given what we know about Trump and about the r/the_donald subreddit, we can at least make a few guesses.
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The Corbynite faith also preaches a kind of freedom, from the perils of the markets, the orthodoxies of your parents' politics and the belief that all sorts of bad things can be turned into good ones easily, if only enough people believed in Jeremy and the rich were taxed more.
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In a conference call with reporters on Wednesday, Zuckerberg commented on how he secures his personal information, and how others should, too: It's obnoxious, then, that while Zuckerberg preaches the merits of best practices, he also benefits from superior privacy tools made available to only him and a select few others.
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As his radio persona, Danger Dave, he takes on a self-proclaimed expert who preaches that homosexuality can be reversed and that children raised by gay parents are deprived; off the air, he begins to succumb to the charms of Chris (Guy Adkins), the radio station's solicitous, amazingly patient technical adviser.
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She preaches the same kind of anti-capitalist message that propels Dawn Ray'd, and shares Thou's anti-oppressive rhetoric; she's as firmly rooted in the soil of Black America as Sangre de Muerdago are in their mountainous home, and has as strong a sense of history and injustice as Panopticon.
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In the artiste's (navel-gazing) eyes, according to numerous Tweets, this went from being the definitive "album of the life" to "ONE of the greatest albums," but TLOP is worth taking a few steps further—it's merely a good album, far from being worth the supposed legacy that its creator preaches.
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In addition to running their own church, the Assembly of Yahweh — where one of the brothers is a pastor who preaches that the Bible is historically and scientifically accurate — the Wilks brothers own the conservative website the Daily Wire and are reported to be considering a bid for Glenn Beck's the Blaze.
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The "Mad Money" host, who preaches that viewers devote at least their first $2743,000 to low-cost index or exchange-traded funds said, "If you want to hit it big, well, it's also good to try to pick some individual stocks alongside of those index funds" that can deliver big gains to shareholders.
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The "Mad Money" host, who preaches that viewers devote at least their first $2800,2743 to low-cost index or exchange-traded funds, said, "If you want to hit it big, well, it's also good to try to pick some individual stocks alongside of those index funds" that can deliver big gains to shareholders.
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Debt, paying too much for a degree of low market value, and other issues represent "downside risk" to investing in higher education, Chicago Federal Reserve bank president Charles Evans said on Thursday, an unusual critique from a PhD economist at an institution that often preaches the need for a better-skilled workforce.
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Like millions of others, I'd spent my life under the sway of a certain strain of American meritocracy which preaches a relatively secular but nonetheless fantastical dogma: that people like me are gifted, talented winners who should devote most of our energy in life to achieving as much personal success as humanly possible.
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That is a consequence of the amount of money spent on the club, but it is also testament to the way that money has been spent: building a team that is capable of playing the sort of soccer Guardiola preaches, that rival players — and fans — look on with envy, that takes the breath away.
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CSU also practices what it preaches when it comes to green initiatives; the campus is home to 26 Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certified buildings, 13 solar arrays with a commitment to have 100 percent renewable electricity across campus by 2030, 25 electric car charging stations across campus, and programs bicycle education and maintenance.
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Opinion Columnist If, by some grievous misfortune, you should happen to have a pathological narcissist in your life — a drain on your soul, a bottomless chute of need, a roaring outboard motor of jealousies and delusions and self-regard — there's no shortage of literature offering advice, and most of it preaches the same thing: Never take the bait.
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I have a brother whose daughters are emerging TV and recording stars, a sister who works for Delta, a brother who owns fitness centers after a career as an air traffic controller, a sister who is an IT specialist and stage actress, a brother who preaches and works in manufacturing, a brother who was been a highly successful car salesman.
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As an adult, she preaches that philosophy to the cheering hordes at glitzy motivational seminars, where she enters on the back of a golden phoenix shooting fireworks, duets on "All I Do Is Win" with T-Pain, then tells her rabid fans that other people are anchors tying them down, and they need to cut everyone loose and set sail.
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Right-wing news site Breitbart on Wednesday published a video, shot soon after Election Day 22015, showing executives at Google and parent company Alphabet expressing displeasure at Trump's win, potentially playing right into the hands of conspiracy theorists like Jones, who preaches on his website and radio show that the top tech companies are out to get people like him.
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Intercut with the interviews is footage of him around the world and, in one particularly poignant early scene, in the Vatican itself, where he preaches a damning sermon about spiritual diseases that afflict the clergy: putting hope in wealth, living without regard for mortality, and having a "lugubrious face" (during which Wenders rather humorously cuts to the extremely sober-looking group of cardinals).
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At one point in the film, the pope says that St. Francis's "life was a sermon," and Pope Francis — A Man of His Word presents its subject in the same way: as someone who preaches and lives an interest in the poorest and weakest, those whom the rest of the world tramples on their way up the ladder to greatness.
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Seated on her "throne" (a rocking chair) in her "music room" (the office where the TV is) "ensconced in [her] castle," the home in Silver Spring, Maryland, she has lived in since 1959 (and still lives in today with live-in assistance), she preaches about how the United States of America needs women to take charge and lead our great nation.
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All of that said, here's one thing I'm looking forward to as Al Franken makes his exit, and it has nothing to do with Al Franken himself: While Minnesota's Lt. Governor Tina Smith is expected to replace Franken leading up to a special election, the fine people of Minnesota then have the chance to elect a woman who practices what she preaches to that seat.
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The list also includes Salafi-oriented preachers such as Bilal Philips, a Canadian convert who has been barred from several countries because of allegations that he preaches extremism; Tawfique Chowdhury, an Australian doctor who founded organizations and charities that propagate orthodox views of Islam; and Abu Basir al-Tartusi, a Syrian preacher based in London who has spoken in support of Al Qaeda, according to news reports.
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And as is often the case with the American president, even his closest aides say they are not sure which Mr. López Obrador will emerge: the avuncular leader who preaches love and morality, the leftist firebrand who skewers opponents, the pragmatist aiming for a broader development deal for the region — or the impetuous politician who seems to make it up as he goes along.
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"Whoever champions a closed mind instead of openness to the world, whoever literally walls themselves in, bets on protectionism instead of free trade and preaches isolationism instead of states cooperating, and declares 'We first' as a program, should not be surprised if others do the same — with all the fatal side effects for international ties which we know from the 20th century," Mr. Lammert said.
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As the festival comes to a close this weekend with Woody Allen's "Wonder Wheel" on Saturday, the special offerings include Barbet Schroeder's documentary "The Venerable W." (Friday and Saturday), a profile that probes the contradictions in the life of a Burmese monk who preaches Islamophobia and has been accused of inspiring violence, and "The Yakuza" (Friday), with Robert Mitchum as a former cop working to rescue a friend's daughter from a Japanese gangster.
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For those skeptical of lefty comedy (myself included), the standard line on liberals' love of comedy that will hopefully convince non-liberals of their cause — the stuff routinely served up by John Oliver, Samantha Bee, and The Daily Show that offers facts alongside laughs — is that it mostly preaches to the choir and makes left-leaning folks feel good about the righteousness of their beliefs, while ignoring that most politics is a street fight, won through grueling, endless toil.
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In January, the 5-foot-5 Mississippi native, who sports tattoos and a septum piercing, signed a deal with major modeling agency MiLK Management; she landed the cover of People in May, replete with the coverline, "The World's First Size 22 Supermodel" (it was the magazine's annual Body Issue, no less), and she's become an inspiring advocate of body positivity — a proponent of plus-size women donning bikinis, shorts, and, well, absolutely anything else — who practices (and wears) what she preaches.
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