And Netflix doesn't aspire, or pretend, to have everything, either.
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I can't pretend to have an answer about stuff like that.
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In shocking fashion, Kavanaugh didn't even pretend to have judicial temperament.
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It's not an aggressive anti-sex stance like incels pretend to have.
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We don't pretend to have all the answers, and we're not perfect.
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I don't pretend to have an answer to that in the book.
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I won't pretend to have any type of special insight on Dahlen.
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Damon had the kind of strength I only pretend to have on screen.
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Even more refreshingly, The Good Place doesn't pretend to have all the answers.
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I won't pretend to have figured out all the answers in two days.
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I can't pretend to have kept up with her career much after Rainbow.
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It's a big, complicated idea, and Mr. Robot doesn't pretend to have easy answers.
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Why would you pretend to have an illness that is not approved for compensation?
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"I don't pretend to have the answers," he told The Financial Times in July.
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I'm not one of those people who pretend to have objectivity in my analysis.
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Characters will speak my name or pretend to have heard of something that I've done.
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His campaign strategy was never to pretend to have a feel-your-pain magic touch.
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As a low-level arithmophobic, I won't pretend to have followed Farid's every mathematical leap.
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People imitate a classic scene from the movie "Matilda," when they pretend to have telekinesis.
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I don't pretend to have Amy's extraordinary gift with words and wordplay, but here goes.
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Mr. Cook is an amiable presenter, but he doesn't pretend to have Mr. Jobs's magnetism.
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Her ideas are nuanced, and she doesn't pretend to have easy solutions to complex problems.
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Young kids will like, pretend to have YouTube channels, and they're being raised to be seen.
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Power, to her credit, didn't pretend to have all the answers to these fundamental structural problems.
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No athlete can pretend to have shorter limbs or a lack of sensation in their body.
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Cool kids who pretend to have fun because everyone else does, but secretly feel empty inside!
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They pretend to have folded and taken the government's buy-out, then wait for their father's reaction.
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I will not pretend to have arrived at what I think the right answers to that are.
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And people who pretend to have it all figured out tend not to make the best leaders.
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I'm just a high school student, and I do not pretend to have all of the answers.
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"Damon had the kind of strength I only pretend to have on screen," Evans, 22018, wrote on Twitter.
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However, he's not okay with other people who pretend to have service dogs who aren't the real thing.
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But it's also crazy: Things are changing so quickly that we can't pretend to have all the answers.
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I do not pretend to have predicted it exactly, but I think we understood generally what was happening.
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"I'm just a high school student, and I do not pretend to have all of the answers," he wrote.
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In other words, you could pretend to have won at various moments, even if you never landed a touch.
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True to its essence, the very short book does not pretend to have more to say than it does.
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The objective from the Republicans and from President Donald Trump was to pretend to have taken those accusations seriously.
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With this pocketed T-shirt, you can pretend to have a set of little porglets with you at all times.
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Before that, he blasted Floyd Mayweather's pal 50 Cent saying they are both broke bitches who pretend to have money.
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Pretend to have a conversation, answer a question or give a 1-minute speech about what you had for lunch.
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Raines doesn't pretend to have the solution, but she's stepping up to fill an essential need in the coming weeks.
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Reforming Medicare to protect it for future generations won't be easy, and I don't pretend to have all the answers.
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We all have a list of movies we pretend to have seen — books we're too embarrassed to admit we haven't read.
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"As much as people say, 'Well, it's only pretend to have someone yelling at you full force,' it's terrifying," Harris shares.
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If we can't maintain our standards under the most challenging circumstances, then we shouldn't pretend to have them to begin with.
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As such, there's a lot of layers packed into this, so I won't pretend to have fully digested this one yet.
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I don't have to only be limited to roles where I have to pretend to have an accent or cross the border.
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And it has been incredibly humbling because I can't pretend to have the experience that you have had and others have had.
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Dan Byrd's character, Brandon, asked Olive to pretend to have sex with him so that he would stop getting bullied at school.
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Rather, I was interested to know why, psychologically, someone would pretend to have served, been injured and lost friends in a war.
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I won't pretend to have all the answers to what makes a reference memorable, but I think there are two ways it works.
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A good man who has empathy, or even knows how to pretend to have it, would not make the unfolding tragedy about himself.
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I don't pretend to have all of the answers, but I think there are five things we can do to bring about this change.
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I don't pretend to have a solution to this or other vehicular noise pollution (horn honking!), but it seems that attention must be paid.
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"I don't pretend to have all of the answers; in fact, I think it's really important that investigate a lot of different options," Lewis said.
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I do not pretend to have the answers, notwithstanding nearly three decades working in the House and two additional decades studying and writing about Congress.
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I don't pretend to have all the answers, but I want to suggest three steps we can take that will support our officers and improve communities.
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"It's not illegal to pretend to have sex with your clothes on, (but) it depends on other relevant factors like your intention and outcome," he said.
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But let's be real—this feature is a way to privately ignore someone you pretend to have a good relationship with, so these caveats track fairly well.
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Her job is to pretend to have been romantically involved with one of the terrorist leaders in order to gain the trust of his family and collaborators.
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In this area, as in so many others, Obama thought it would be a terrific idea to pretend to have greater legal authority than he actually had.
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" So I think VCs have much more power than they pretend to have in these moments, when they say, "Oh, I can't do it because of my LPs.
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So now the question is how do you design that system and that's a real question, right, so that we don't pretend to have the answers on this.
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Image courtesy of the artist Like with a lot of the questions and issues raised in the film, Mcrae doesn't pretend to have the answers—not yet, anyway.
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I won't pretend to have a full answer, but I think there are two big drivers — actually, two big lies — behind Republican cruelty on health care and beyond.
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I no longer worried about that in my real life, but I certainly did as I mounted the movie star being paid to pretend to have sex with me.
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We can't begin to understand the pain so many are going through, nor do we pretend to have all the answers that will help us through the healing process.
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That said, he could be an important champion for getting the scientists in front of policymakers, to the extent that some of them pretend to have an open mind.
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And when it was his turn to be blasted, he found a dramatic way to signal a breakthrough: He'd pretend to have a seizure, flopping around on the floor.
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Hulu is so much more than secretly catching up on The Handmaid's Tale while you pretend to have seen it all so you can participate in party chatter (yes, you).
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Given how bracing and strange and astonishing it is to watch it happen, it seems like the purest possible waste to pretend to have seen the future coming all along.
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It's easy to pretend to have a disability for a few months, knowing that you can get out of the wheelchair and walk away from it once filming is over.
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His whole method depends on proving that he's no worse than the people he smears, and he may be better because at least he doesn't pretend to have good manners.
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Once politicians would emptily pretend to have thought about an issue and ''evolved'' toward a new position, even as it was obvious to all observers that the move was strategic.
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Do we choose to be disheartened by the thorny problems of contemporary society or pretend to have solved them by moving up the "satin-ribbon bombing line" on the map?
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"We don't pretend to have all the answers and the proposals in the [plan] are not final," said Alyssa Harvey Dawson, general counsel and head of data governance at Sidewalk Labs.
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Vladimir Putin saw in Mr Trump a confirmation of a long-held belief that Western leaders operate in exactly the same way as he does and only pretend to have "values".
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Two months ago, I wrote a blog post about ways people pretend to have their money sh-t together, and I got a lot of responses from readers who loved it.
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"I haven't gotten to know her well enough to know what it is that I need to pretend to have in common with her," Dennis laments to Chip in Episode 2.
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Phoenix doesn't pretend to have answers to anything, and when asked about the political divide in the country, he says, ''I don't think I'm anything other than another idiot yapping his opinion.
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If you've ever had to pretend to have a boyfriend or husband to get out of an uncomfortable or threatening situation, then you'll know that it can be a terrifying and isolating experience.
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As a campaign hack, cofounder of Run for Something, and author of a book by the same name encouraging people to get into politics, I should just pretend to have all the answers.
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Whatever you do, don't pretend to have the "wrong hole" just to get your way—some research has found that up to 10 percent of college-aged guys say they've used that strategy.
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As a woman obsessed with mundanity and excess as well as status and how internet-age social structures make it both easy and impossible to pretend to have it, this is my ideal environment.
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A group of protesters are planning to be arrested Tuesday outside the National Rifle Association's headquarters during a "die-in," in which they will lay on the ground and pretend to have been shot.
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A game like Satisfactory doesn't even pretend to have a pleasant facade, and casts you in the role of an employee of a heartless capitalist corporation intent on stripping the resources from a planet.
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Despite the dismissive nature of Ryan's headline, the article is about talking to men about why their women partners feel forced to pretend to have an orgasm when they're actually drier than the Sahara desert.
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And depending on which camp you found yourself in, there was one of two essays you'd brandish at dinner parties, yell about on Twitter, and pretend to have read that explained what the protests symbolized.
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There are countless reasons why someone might lose interest in sex or even develop an aversion to it, as Khan did, and I don't pretend to have insight into her physical or hormonal or psychological profile.
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Issues of access, representation, bias, discrimination and general inequality pervade the stories we cover at Motherboard every day, and while we don't pretend to have all the answers, we think it's well worth diving deeper into the problem.
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This does little except to allow entrepreneurs and public figures to pretend to "have done something about it," and misdirect public attention and resources from solutions that actually fix the systemic issue: the attitudes of men and young boys.
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Our last-minute invite must've gotten lost in the mail, but at least we can pretend to have been a part of the envy-inducing getaway by copping Hadid's vacation style: All of her swimwear is actually shoppable, as People reported.
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There are heads of regimes who don't pretend to have genuine popular legitimacy, such as Chairman Mao Zedong ("political power comes from the barrel of a gun") or North Korea's Kim, who inherited the job from his father and grandfather.
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The dialogue is stilted (although how refreshing it is to not to have actors pretend to have an accent they do not have), and Coppola sometimes fails to live by her decision to filter events through Marie Antoinette's limited and sheltered perspective.
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Rameau's nephew insists that we are soulless bags of meat and blood, even as our minds pretend to have motives; Moi insists that what it means to have a soul is to be a bag of meat and blood with a mind inside.
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Most of these changes—such as eliminating Sunday voting and reducing the time period for early voting—didn't even pretend to have any electoral integrity, in contrast to voter ID laws, which are ostensibly about countering the nearly nonexistent problem of voter fraud.
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Never mind that this has been the aim of a small parade of restaurants from El Bullí on, and that Vespertine falls right in step with that parade, however much it may pretend to have sprung from a fallen spore from another galaxy.
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"Arm those willing to be armed if they can be trained and safely be armed, raise the age at which one can obtain weaponry -- I don't know, those are all possible, but I don't pretend to have all the answers," Daugaard said.
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"A Flag Worth Dying For" does not pretend to have the kind of coherent argument about terrain begetting destiny that Marshall's previous book, "Prisoners of Geography: Ten Maps That Explain Everything About the World," did, but it suffers from the absence of one nonetheless.
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PRANKSTER A letter written by Peter Augustus Jay in 1799, held in the John Jay Papers at Columbia, describes a household prank in which Hamilton, his nephew Philip Church and the Polish statesman Julian Ursyn Niemcewicz conspired to pretend to have been visited by a ghost.
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More protein from plants Whilst we don't pretend to have all the answers, following comprehensive research and two years of engagement with over 200 stakeholders, the international Protein Challenge 2040 team, facilitated by international sustainability non-profit Forum for the Future, is working on three areas for action.
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"I cannot pretend to have the experience that you have had and others have had but I will do everything that I possibly can to not only do the best to understand and to empathize but to tear down the barriers of systemic racism," Clinton said during Sunday's debate.
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Curtis said that she doesn't pretend to have the answers (no one does), but she feels that as a person who has been in recovery for nearly two decades and has standing as a public figure, she can help those still struggling with addiction simply by being honest about her history.
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What all this means is that TikTok isn't just the latest app you need to pretend to have heard of to impress your teenage family members during the holidays — it's one of the most important companies on the planet, and it's at the forefront of the possible future of social media.
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"Unlike Facebook and Instagram where people pretend to have perfect lives, we wanted to create an accessible space for people to find and interact with influencers that they could relate with on a real and personal level through an audio and pseudo-anonymous format," Mykoon CEO Neil Choi told TechCrunch via email.
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Rather than pretending to support affordable health care for people with preexisting medical conditions, for example, they might actually adopt the position they pretend to have, joining conservative political parties in Canada, the UK, Germany, and essentially every other country in embracing a large state role in the financing and provision of health insurance.
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One Florida political observer said that that Republican Ron DeSantis — who "doesn't even pretend to have a reason for being governor other than he was endorsed by [Donald] Trump" — is expected to face off against Democrat Gwen Graham, a qualified center-left daughter of a popular former Florida governor and senator who is "not great on the stump," in the November general election after Tuesday's primaries.
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The disillusioned: those who have realized the ISIS message is not all it was claimed to be The disturbed: those suffering from trauma akin to PTSD The dangerous: those who have not disavowed their beliefs but pretend to have done so According to the Global Terrorism Index, which was published last November, up to 30,000 people from 100 countries have travelled to Iraq and Syria to fight with ISIS since 2011.
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Earlier this summer, an Irish reporter apparently made the mistake of asking Walsh about some of his opinions, and he responded by dragging couples who get married in churches just for the ambience ("It's a charade"); by dragging their non-believing friends who attend the weddings ("They don't even pretend to have faith"); and by dragging parents who let their kids run around during the service (fair enough).
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" For lifestyle blogger Vix Meldrew, 31, it's a way to silence other bloggers without the repercussions of unfollowing them: "As a blogger, I've amassed follows for hundreds of other bloggers over the years, [including] ones who started out posting mirror selfies of their Primark outfits but who now solely use their grid to pretend to have a life they don't have; who book trips to places just for one photo for the 'gram; who order six plates of food just to throw it away and not eat it, solely for their grid.
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