He has said his own wife, Debbie, second-guesses him on occasion.
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" Then he second-guesses himself: "But she can't cook, so what do I do?
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As I left, I was aware of no internal second guesses, no prickings of conscience.
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At Impossible, Brown second-guesses himself in ways he never had to as a scientist.
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"On a fundamental level, the Proclamation second-guesses our nation's dedication to religious freedom and tolerance."
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The Justice Department said the court decision harms the public and second guesses the president's national security judgment.
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His style is full of second guesses, and as his work matures he makes a virtue of hesitation.
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But young Willie, freshly interred, is not burdened with the regrets and second guesses of an adult life.
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Nixon's decision not to strike North Korea and Trump's decision not to strike Iran are more like second-guesses.
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Serena Waterford (Yvonne Strahovski) second-guesses her role in shaping Gilead every time she stares longingly at a pen.
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Struggling with a tight budget and body image issues, Emily second-guesses her dress and worries about the venue.
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But after he witnesses fellow recruits kill innocent Afghan civilians, he second-guesses his brigade's mission and considers reporting their behavior.
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In this case, it's a question of whether Bieber had second guesses about liking a photo of his maybe-lady on Instagram.
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Johansson is playing a woman whose certitude has, for years, been divided by marital second guesses, by Charlie's (and Driver's) emotional bigness.
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The underlying beat is slow enough to make room for fitful, asymmetrical vocal lines, while backup vocals arrive to multiply the second guesses.
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Virtually every fan base second-guesses its team's medical staff, even booing the trainers on opening day, which has happened with the Mets.
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But in surgically removing Trumpism from the Republican Party, Clinton gave swing voters in key states a chance to switch sides with minimal second-guesses.
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Managing bad assumptions, politics, and all kinds of wasteful baloney as your leadership team second-guesses what they're each doing in their black-box silos.
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On the other hand, the Supreme Court recently deferred to President Trump on the travel ban and rarely second-guesses the president's responses on foreign relations.
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She longs for an anchor within the changing tides of first loves and second guesses: Ramona has come out as one of two lesbians in Eulogy.
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And the mood is often serenely surreal — at least until the production second-guesses Henze by reinserting the opera's Intermezzo, which the composer cut after the world premiere.
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PURCHASE, N.Y. — Patrick Vieira, once a master of angles on the soccer field, deflected a barrage of second-guesses as he stood on the sideline after practice Wednesday.
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Jon is extremely pouty after Sansa second-guesses his authority during a meeting with the Lords of the North, but it's clear that we will soon find that she is right.
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Second, she sees a similar product to one of her vintage items being sold in the front window of a fictionalized version of Urban Outfitters, and third, she second-guesses the entire brand.
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At the same time, Zucker is known throughout the industry for his drive and is considered a fearless, hard-charging programmer who works around the clock, makes decisions quickly and almost never second-guesses himself.
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"Steve Schwarzman is not a person who second guesses himself, and I don't believe anything catches him off guard," said Kathryn S. Wylde, president and chief executive of the Partnership for New York City, a business group focused on economic policy.
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And can the consistency and reliably of the word of U.S. officials (or that of others) be counted on, or will midstream reversals, second-guesses or unilateral demands from the top in Washington cause mistrust that prevents mutually sound solutions?
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Homeland Security suspends travel ban The Justice Department's strongly worded court filing lodged a multi-pronged attack on Robart's decision, emphasizing that halting enforcement of the travel ban "harms the public" and "second-guesses the President's national security judgment" in the immigration context.
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To be fair, McCain isn't the only lawmaker to hold these views; the foreign policy establishment has become so reflexively anti-Russia over the last several years that any policy that second-guesses how NATO operates is labeled as dangerous and naive.
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Under the supervision of the venerable director George Abbott, this tangled farce of scrambled identities in dirty old Rome thrust its 32-year-old composer into a maelstrom of constant revisions and second guesses, including the last-minute substitution of a game-changing opening number.
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Mr. Trump is moving quickly to realize his campaign's promise of a nation that relentlessly enforces immigration and drug laws; views Muslims with deep suspicion; second-guesses post-World War II alliances; and sends suspected terrorists to Guantánamo Bay or C.I.A. secret prisons to be interrogated with methods that have been banned as torture.
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The government's appeal says the decision by judge James Robart in Washington posed an immediate harm to the public, thwarted enforcement of an executive order and "second-guesses the president's national security judgment about the quantum of risk posed by the admission of certain classes of (non-citizens) and the best means of minimizing that risk".
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However, he rarely is completely confident with his own abilities and often second-guesses himself.
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She watches, imagines, second-guesses, empathises, agonises. Her voice—intimate yet sharp, wry yet urgent—inspires trust.
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PBIS has been at issue because consumer advocates and some inspectors have contended that it is not flexible and second-guesses inspectors’ more reliable experience and judgment. USDA views it as an objective tool for inspection that enhances rather than undermines inspectors’ roles.
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Grass second-guesses his own memories, throws his own autobiographical statements into doubt and questions whether the person inhabiting his past was really him. This struggle with memory comes to represent the struggle of the German people during the same period with Germany's Nazi past.
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Dexter begins to fear discovery, and has a nightmare of Debra being a serial killer with a modus operandi to his own. As the investigation proceeds, Dexter attempts to discredit each of his colleagues' leads on the case. When Debra asks him to read her report on the killer, profiling a man sharing many of Dexter's characteristics, he second-guesses her theory. Worried about coming under suspicion, he throws his knives into the ocean.
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To protect the secrecy of the mission, Marlowe is forced to take the two women with him. Initially hostile to her Yankee captor, Miss Hunter gradually comes to respect him and eventually falls in love with him, despite him being a Yankee. In addition to Kendall and Miss Hunter, Marlowe also must contend with Col. Phil Secord (Willis Bouchey), a politically ambitious officer who continually second-guesses Marlowe's orders and command decisions.
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Hiro only learns that Hideo made this ultimatum to her the night before the game. Hiro keeps Hideo hitless through three at bats and protects a Senkawa 2-0 lead as he faces Hideo for a final showdown with two outs in the bottom of the ninth inning. Hideo very nearly hits a home run but it goes barely foul due to a brief gust of wind in the stadium. On the final pitch, Hideo momentarily second-guesses which pitch Hiro is throwing and strikes out, ending the game.
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Subsequently, she returned to various studios in Japan to record new work. However, Hamasaki became emotionally struck by the effects of the September 11 attacks, and had second guesses about certain material on the album. As a result, she decided to scrap the original musical direction a focus on "lighter themes" such as faith and peace. Along with this decision, Hamasaki decided to expand her market by performing outside of Japan; in 2002, she attended and performed at the MTV Video Music Awards in Singapore, her first to do so.
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President Kennedy, unaware of Boyd's CIA connection, taps Boydnow also working for Robert F. Kennedy's Justice Department civil rights task forceto investigate the Blessington operation and advise whether to implement the CIA's invasion strategy. After a sham visit, Boyd naturally encourages the president to authorize the mission, promising Kennedy that it will guarantee his reelection. The Bay of Pigs Invasion is authorized, although Kennedy second-guesses its wisdom and refuses to provide the air support that the Cadre believes necessary. The invasion is a failure and an embarrassment for Kennedy and all involved—including the CIA, the mob, Bondurant, and Boyd.
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The song looks at the topic of romance from several points of view, and in doing so, touches on other subjects such as illegal drugs, the city of Los Angeles, the perceived glamour of gang culture, and the lavish, hedonistic lifestyle led by many rappers and musicians. The chorus, sung by Justin Timberlake, is about the moment when a man thinks a woman to whom he is sexually attracted may also be attracted to him. The man second-guesses what he thinks he has seen, expressing a wish that love (personified as Cupid in classical fashion) should not play around with his emotions. Meanwhile, another male observer (voiced by Snoop Dogg) opines that the Timberlake character is out of his element and should not bother attempting to further relations between himself and the object of his affection, since he lacks the necessary gangster credentials.
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