Walmart never shies away from new technology at its stores.
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Clearly, faith is not a subject he shies away from.
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The actress typically shies away from talking about her ex.
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Ms. Korey also shies away from the "luggage company" moniker.
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But unlike Kolomoisky, Gennady Bogolyubov, 54, shies away from public attention.
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Nobody really shies away from the big shot on this team.
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Amazon shies away from the practice because it annoys some customers.
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David hardly shies away from intimate physical contact with the dying.
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Elon Musk's SpaceX shies away from relying solely on the resume.
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VICELAND's Desus & Mero never shies away from tackling the real issues.
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But she shies away from using traditional labels to describe herself.
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He lives a quiet life in Alaska and shies away from interviews.
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Schorling, who shies away from media appearances, is not planning major changes.
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But the film shies away from exploring Bosch's place in art history.
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Gentle and hopeful, "The Elephant Queen" sometimes shies away from tough truths.
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While much of fashion shies away from the intellectual world, he dives in.
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For one, his Japanese-American heritage is not something Larson shies away from.
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She keeps a physical distance from her and shies away from her touch.
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And yet, he continually shies away from a close read of his work.
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Plus, the fashion girl in me never shies away from trying new trends.
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The one aspect of the business she shies away from: closing the deal.
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The couple, who never shies away from a twinning ensemble, wore matching denim jackets.
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That's not to say that the director shies away from the singer's other demons.
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On face value, the nickname skews ridiculous, and Washington hardly shies away from that.
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It was an atypical move for a musician who shies away from expressive extravagance.
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That exposes a more fundamental and cynical reason that Congress shies away from acting.
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Olivier's mistress may be a bit too mad, but "Couple Mechanics" shies away from melodrama.
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He also rarely shies away from answering questions, holding press conferences, or reading out meetings.
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For a variety of reasons, Klein shies away from stating this obvious fact about Buchanan.
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Cameron, who shies away from discussing timelines, describes the company as inching toward driverless service.
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Even Google, for all its innovation-minded largesse, shies away from writing such big checks.
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It neither shies away from nor revels in the horrors it asks you to contemplate.
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There's nothing in his writing that shies away from celebrating this, nor should there be.
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His work has political implications, but he shies away from making firm policy recommendations himself.
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Don't get me wrong: I'm not someone who shies away from confrontation or a healthy argument.
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Lovato never shies away from getting real, which means you can bet we'll be tuning in.
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In the video, a bearded Gates thanks donors but shies away from commenting on his case.
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He shies away from drawing bright lines, his answers double back to blur out potential offense.
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She's an introvert by temperament, an academic by inclination and instinctively shies away from the limelight.
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But it's not only Google that loves numbers, or Silicon Valley that shies away from emotional conversations.
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To the credit of the filmmakers — and the studios — the movie never shies away from these issues.
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But rather than embracing that scarier aspect of Venom the character, the movie shies away from it.
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Julie Ertz: The 27-year-old is an absolute wrecking ball who never shies away from contact.
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But even then, the writing shies away from the more transportive aspects of King's lovingly crafted universe.
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If you think Florida State Attorney Aramis Ayala shies away from controversy, you haven't been paying attention.
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That being said, the consultant shies away from telling clients to choose a specific time to plan.
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And no one becomes a mayor if they are the type that shies away from a challenge.
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"Good Economics", though, shies away from the ethical and sociological debates needed to flesh out these hints.
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Here Mr. Monaghan's fully loaded brush approaches, but ultimately shies away from, some equally heavy subject matter.
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He, on the other hand, rarely shies away from the opportunity to take a jab at Trump.
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What is particularly impressive is that the drama never shies away from the technical when pursuing the personal.
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Kate Middleton even shies away from wearing wedges because, apparently, HRH "isn't a fan" — see, she gets it.
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Some urge Mr Abadi to demobilise them before he loses control, but Mr Abadi shies away from confrontation.
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Mr Duque shies away from admitting the need to increase income tax; Mr Petro promises to cut VAT.
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Marion, her crushingly forthright mother, never shies away from an argument, contrasting with Larry, her depressed, gentle father.
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Volk-Weiss shot to success, a word he shies away from using, by foreseeing the future of streaming.
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Rollins is vocal about his politics and isn't one of those celebrities who shies away from controversial topics.
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She never shies away from the awful questions that are left in the wake of such a loss.
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Anyone who has read Lloyd Parry's two earlier books knows that he never shies away from the uncanny.
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The actress, who never shies away from a show-stopping beauty look, channeled a rainbow wearing multiple shades seamlessly.
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Chrissy Metz continues to astound us with her fearless performance that never shies away from Kate's emotions and challenges.
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Tilman never shies away from a challenge so he's thrilled to take over driving duties from Kicker's girlfriend, Jenn.
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In the first photo, a smiling friend donning a white T-shirt and hat shies away from the camera.
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Obama shies away from this diagnosis of the problem, seemingly because he wants to see the best in people.
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Apple has been a big proponent of flat design, which shies away from stylistic elements that appear three-dimensional.
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So Fall constantly shies away from considering what it means for a few rich benevolent dictators to redefine reality.
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The party ends and life crashes into view, and every great, dramatic disco record never shies away from that.
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Japan typically shies away from outspoken public comments about human rights issues overseas, preferring to focus on quiet diplomacy.
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Shawkat, who has nearly 50,000 followers on Twitter, never shies away from divulging her political thoughts on social media.
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She highlights company achievements, but never shies away from addressing deeper issues, such as the moral responsibilities of big tech.
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The agreement shies away from slashing subsidies or toppling tariffs, and instead hacks at the thicket of regulatory trade barriers.
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Mr. Obama, like Mr. Bush, shies away from television news, but he spends evenings scouring the Internet on his iPad.
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At the same time, however, it also never shies away from the fact that Killmonger's kind of got a point.
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Thirdly, there is the insurgency itself which shies away from talking too much, like groups in Syria and Iraq do.
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But Trump, of birther fame, is not the kind of man who shies away from conspiracy theories; he embraces them.
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Not everyone who shies away from 529 plans and other educational savings plans is doing so out of financial ineptitude.
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And he shies away from the growers and distributors of cannabis because of the gray area in which they operate.
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Someone who is aloof with their coworkers or who shies away from social events at work may have rigid boundaries.
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The artist shies away from insinuations of artistic activism, though, and hopes the paintings will simply inspire viewers to lighten up.
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Porter, like many Democratic candidates, shies away from the idea that Trump is the be-all, end-all issue for voters.
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Whether it's iridescent highlighters, sunset eyes or glossy lids, beauty never shies away from bold shades and a dose of individuality.
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To Mr Arnade's credit, he shies away from prescriptions beyond observing that "we all need to listen to each other more".
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She's long been a queen among progressive circles and never shies away from the labels thrown her way by the GOP.
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She doesn't like making small talk with strangers and shies away from social gatherings, preferring to spend time on her own.
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That broad remit suits Mr. Walenta, who said he prefers to invest in longstanding companies and shies away from newer technologies.
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The more China shies away from alliances, the greater the chance that Washington will contain China, therefore resulting in an unstable relationship.
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The plan shies away from the entitlement benefit reductions and tax increases that are needed to address the long-run fiscal balance.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art isn't exactly known for showcasing extremely political content, but Everything Is Connected never shies away from controversy.
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Konner shies away from simple answers and offers a terrific start for anyone who shares his excitement about the questions he raises.
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It is easy for a country that shies away from international sport to stop thinking of itself as one nation among others.
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It's too bad Marvel shies away from that sometimes, because they think it "doesn't do well," but I just don't think that's true.
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Whether she's at a protest or on the House floor, Ocasio-Cortez never shies away from expressing her opinions, no matter how bold.
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The 26-year-old's selling ability seems to strong based on his dressing down of Caraway, who he thinks shies away from "tough fights".
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Even the most forthrightly political movie Marvel has ever made, 2018's Black Panther, ultimately shies away from a bunch of its biggest questions.
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First, let me say that I don't think the film shies away from his sexuality or his all-consuming disease, which is obviously AIDS.
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The shareholder community has increasingly pressured publicly traded firms to assess climate change risk as the U.S. government shies away from climate change regulation.
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She rarely shies away from a harsh indictment of the Obama administration, so the early Trump booster will try to make that binary clear.
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He tries again, it shies away from him like the playful goats he loves so much only to rear up, even more on fire.
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And it never shies away from her abusive past, in some of the hardest scenes to watch in a mainstream film in some time.
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And while the president is known to be fickle about his staff, he also shies away from confrontation and does not relish firing people.
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Aldous Harding shies away from explaining the quiet, cryptic, utterly arresting songs on "Party," her second album and first American release, due on Friday.
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Arya Stark, who hardly shies away from a fight, prepared for battle (in more ways than one) in a protective leather vest of her own.
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Wilson shies away from any sort of grand statement about her role in the music industry, preferring not to be on a soapbox of sorts.
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The writer and director Brian Taylor shies away from no possibility here, including a delivery room scene in which a woman begins crushing her newborn.
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While Stern shies away from comparisons to "BlacKkKlansman," he admits he'd love to make a statement by paring the NSM website with other Hollywood films.
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Raghav Rajan, a farmer from Chakwas village in India's western Rajasthan state, shies away from government storage, saying traditional storage methods are better to preserve food.
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Silicon Valley shies away from the mild complications of most TV comedy situations, preferring full-blown crises that the characters have to slug their way through.
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The movie never shies away from the brutality of the President's death, but while the movie is not apolitical, it doesn't wrap itself in national tragedy.
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In making her book about her effort, Tillman shies away from making it about her conclusions and judgments, which her admirably dogged work makes me crave.
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Though Jaworowski also noted that the documentary "sometimes shies away from tough truths," like the effects that climate change and poaching are having on the animals.
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Network's "Busy Tonight" said that while her talk show typically shies away from overtly political discussion, she was spurred to tell her story after Georgia Gov.
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He said that too many of the biggest, best-known companies in emerging markets, especially in China, are state-owned enterprises, which he shies away from.
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And if a company shies away from acting, as Facebook did with Mr. Jones until Apple moved first, where does that leave the rest of us?
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YAD VASHEM, Israel's national authority for research and commemoration of the Holocaust, is a staid institute, as befits its role, and usually shies away from political controversy.
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The camera never obsesses over specifics, avoiding needless or gratuitous close-ups, but it also never shies away from what's taking place: hot and steamy gay sex.
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Urban Decay Vice Lipstick in Wrong Number: If your S.O. shies away from smooches when you're rocking a heavy lip, try this rosy nude on for size.
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Netflix usually shies away from releasing viewership data and the cost of its big licensing deals, so we don't know how much the company paid for Evangelion.
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While he shies away from hallway interviews with reporters from national outlets, he's starting to appear on the Sunday news shows as he bolsters his national profile.
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Similarly, Davis never shies away from the grotesque paradox of our nation's most eloquent proponents of liberty denying that precious right to so many of their countrymen.
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In the podcast, Freedman shies away from using the word "fat" — a word that Gay uses to describe herself — in favor of this much more offensive term.
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In fact, Nikhil Jain, a senior manager of Brooks' BlueLine product range, shies away from keeping statistics on whether the Hyperion Elite has made anyone quantifiably faster.
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It didn't hurt that it proved to be a massive success from a modest budget, a gamechanger for an inequitable industry that shies away from Black creatives.
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Politicians are always a tough sell, but PEOPLE never shies away from covering them; we always hope to provide insight by exploring their family lives and human sides.
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"Our baseball is dying on us," was the title of a 2015 editorial in a state-run Cuban newspaper that typically shies away from any criticism of officialdom.
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Colbert, who never shies away from taking on charlatans, wasn't kind towards Goop's latest endeavor, the "In Goop Health" wellness summit held earlier this month in Los Angeles.
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Today, he even shies away from making golden showers jokes on his show, figuring that everyone in America has already made those same jokes around their dinner tables.
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The 27-year-old bruiser never shies away from a slide tackle or a contended header while commanding the center of the field as the USWNT's defensive middie.
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This inspired Juliano, who says he typically shies away from high-fashion brands but argues Dan's work made the fashion industry, by way of the Harlem tailor's pieces, accessible.
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This is where the show really shines: the stories often follow a formula, but the writing never shies away from truth, which gets us all, right in the feels.
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" And she never shies away from from voicing her outraged response as her guest experts explain all the ways our financial system is imbalanced, flawed, and sometimes even "evil.
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Hiring the former N.F.L. quarterback who led player protests for an ad campaign is in line with decades of practice by a company that rarely shies away from politics.
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While the film addresses such aspect of Diana's life as her charity work involving HIV and landmines, it shies away from more controversial issues, such as extra-marital affairs.
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It's interesting that Apple has decided to break out iPhone device numbers even as it shies away from releasing unit sales in its earning calls from this point moving forward.
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At a festival that generally shies away from anything too stereotypically game-y, Dragonflight is like a sword-and-sorcery novel that somehow snuck onto a bookstore's literary fiction shelf.
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The Lobster is wonderful comedy of language—an amazing achievement for a Greek director working on his first English-language film—that never shies away from its more despairing elements.
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Ackman said last year's sharp drop reminded investors that stocks can "trade at any price in the short term" which underscores why his firm shies away from using margin leverage.
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Seth Myers never shies away from getting political, and on Monday night, he did not mince words when speaking about Donald Trump and the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia this weekend.
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A man who constantly shies away from inactivity, Cerrone threw his name in the hat for a potential bout in July despite his victory over Cote coming in mid-June.
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The money you can amass through the stock market makes the difference between a Warren Buffett and an average person who has good savings habits but shies away from investing.
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The movie doesn't romanticize or judge them, but it also shies away from the kind of objective naturalism that would challenge viewers to think about what this story might mean.
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Yet for all that the book gestures at a kind of political allegory, it shies away from the capital-S Scene it seems to promise and tapers away into anticlimax.
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"There wasn't any specific guideline, like 'nobody should have sex,'" Mr. Harris said, but the series shies away from the most intense aspects of fan fiction, whether sexual or violent.
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Too often my contemporaries on my college campus opt for lazy, noncommittal speech that safeguards against taking responsibility or shies away from decisive diction, fearing blind dismissal by the opposition.
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The ex-fighters are Salafists, a literalist Sunni school of Islam whose adherents range from the radical jihadists of Islamic State to an overwhelming majority which shies away from politics.
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Trump rarely shies away from superlatives and yet, his mention of a "Great Wall" invoked images of another very lengthy, defensive superstructure -- one he's had on his mind for a while.
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Wendy Williams has interviewed countless celebrities and discussed a wide array of topics throughout her seven seasons on The Wendy Williams Show – but there's one topic she intentionally shies away from.
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Barra, the first woman to lead a car company and one of 22 women to run a Fortune 500 company, is not an executive who shies away from addressing the problem.
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The film shies away from the moral conundrum of them being there at all, and it feels like their main purpose there is to create the arresting image for the posters.
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Chavez, who shies away from talking about the actual events that transpired that day, instead says he is "just simply incredibly proud" to have fought for his country in the 1940s.
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But she died from breast cancer a few years back and Jones now shies away from talking about her influence on the company or referring to its charitable giving in branding.
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Then there is Stitch Fix, a mail-order clothing service that offers customers little choice in what garments they receive, and shies away from discounts for brand name dresses, pants and accessories.
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Clinton is running on a modestly progressive agenda, one that reflects the increasingly liberal state of the party, but shies away from new expensive programs or increased taxes on anyone but the rich.
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It's a long, multi-year process; the company shies away from speculating just how long it will take, though the pill will be progestin-only, which should make the process a little easier.
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While Mills gestures towards this impending reality, he quickly shies away from it; from this speech, the film pivots to the funny scene at the dinner table where Abbie makes everyone say MENSTRUATION.
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"(Netflix) shies away from talking about any one international market too specifically, but it called out growth in Asia, and we believe India is becoming a bigger factor," said JPMorgan analyst Doug Anmuth.
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In Europe, a more adventurous and better-armed Russia no longer shies away from using military force, as its invasion of Ukraine and its support for the Assad regime in Syria have underscored.
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Christopher Kane is not a designer who shies away from investigating taboos in his work, finding inspiration in the 1972 sex manual "The Joy of Sex" and others' private fetishes in previous collections.
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The Democratic leaders referred to DACA and not DREAM in their subsequent statement to improve prospects for a final deal with Trump, who shies away from the latter term and prefers the former.
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The topic was how to pivot American agriculture to help combat climate change — an issue so politically toxic that the current administration routinely shies away from promoting crucial government research on the issue.
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The essential format of Black Mirror, and its signature heavy-handed ominousness about the future, focuses on the ethics of commodification but shies away from digging deeper into the exploitation of pop stars.
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Glacial Tomb never shies away from melody and clearly puts a lot of thought into their actual songwriting, but the project's major focus is on churning out the most punishing blackened death possible.
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But Apple is a company that largely shies away from nostalgia, and doesn't talk about the Apple II era very often these days, despite the platform's longstanding popularity in the home and education markets.
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It wouldn't have been subtle, but Mr. Honoré, known for films that owe a debt to the rambunctious audacity of the French New Wave, hardly shies away from blatant gestures elsewhere in the production.
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But it's also one that he shies away from by tagging on an unearned ending that feels awfully hollow, mainly because Sylvia and the couple's teenage daughter, Diana, never emerge as fully fledged characters.
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Of the many themes and subjects Pet Sounds touches upon and tackles, the album is united by a sadness it never shies away from; at its core, Pet Sounds is about young, failed love.
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He's not a political artist by any stretch; he doesn't make protest music necessarily, but he never shies away from representing what he believes or the groups that see him as a torch bearer.
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She loves to act, and she'll tell anyone that — that this is what she wants to continue to do for a long time, but she kind of shies away from the fame part of it.
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It has substituted in its place a hedonism which promises a material ease and luxury, yet shies away from all the historic implications which a "voluptuary system" — and all its social permissiveness and libertinism — implies.
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The multi-Michelin star television personality rarely ever shies away from vocalizing his opinions and trying new things—sometimes blindly, like he did a few weeks ago in a mystery taste test segment on Jimmy Fallon.
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It was not clear to what extent Netanyahu's outreach may have been solicited by the Kurdish Regional Government (KRG) in northern Iraq, which shies away from public engagement with Israel, worried about further alienating Arab neighbours.
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You know, there's this expression "the Polish school of poetry," but you could also say there's a Polish school of essay writing, of diary writing, which shies away from divorces, from illnesses, from very personal matters.
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Part of that distinction belongs to the fact that Insecure, set in south Los Angeles, features more black people than otherwise exist across the entire rest of HBO's programming — and never shies away from that fact.
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He shows off rather than shies away from the thick thighs and big asses and a coolly resolute gaze that exists in the various forms of feminine "I" being spoken from the inside of black communities.
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But a slew of regional-language movies has made unlikely heroes of those who defend Indians' land rights, showing how the fight over land now influences the country's popular culture, which generally shies away from contentious issues.
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A founding member of the Venezuelan activist group Dismantling the Simulation (along with Acosta), her practice explores digital objects using a mostly pastel color palette, but that doesn't mean she shies away from the critical and political.
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The New York-based firm has been popular with investors, both because of its steady run of positive returns and the fact Ferguson, who shies away from being called an activist, largely stays out of the headlines.
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On this episode of VICE Talks Film, VICE News reporter Jason Leopold sits down with Academy Award–winning director Oliver Stone, a filmmaker who never shies away from political controversy, to talk about his new biopic, Snowden.
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It's funny that Kashi shies away from the term: he prefers his team to just refer to it as "social," which if you don't see that as a potato/potato dodge, makes a certain amount of sense.
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The Obama years proved that when America shies away from its global responsibility or pretends it can lead from behind, bad state actors — such as the Islamic State and Iran — can and will act aggressively and mercilessly.
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Abrams not only shies away from the full consequences of his own bold moves — both in The Force Awakens and here — he seems to feel the need to kick some dust over the bold moves of others.
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The show never shies away from the poverty or squalor: families of six living in two-room council flats with no hot water, entire buildings sharing outdoor toilets, mothers boiling diapers to reuse them over and over again.
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Though the Cairo site is a few million years older than Gilboa, Stein said that he shies away from calling it "the oldest forest" because the two sites may have represented one long-lived and relatively stable biome.
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But just because it's a broad look at how the community celebrates, doesn't mean that it shies away from quirkier, more radical aspects of Pride — there are drag queens, folks clad in leather, and the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence.
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The sea mammal, which typically shies away from humans, is found mostly in the waters of the Rio de La Plata and the Atlantic coast between Argentina and Uruguay, and has also been seen off the shores of Brazil.
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Trump is a far more secular figure, and while he accepts the GOP's opposition to marriage equality, he shies away from overt homophobia (whereas Buchanan has described gays as "sodomites" who are "literally hell-bent on Satanism and suicide").
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ZURICH (Reuters) - The Swiss National Bank is ramping up its market interventions to weaken the Swiss franc, data on Monday indicated, as it so far shies away from additional interest rate cuts to check the currency's coronavirus-driven surge.
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Unlike in China, where a communist government has responded to its own toxic air by slapping criminal charges on polluters, India's political system is much freer and messier, a sprawling democracy that often shies away from using the stick.
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But that prospect seems likely for a president who rarely shies away from using public addresses to attack his political opponents or hit back at what the White House has dismissed as a partisan effort to remove him from office.
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In preconcert remarks, Mr. Lindberg characterized himself as an atonalist who no longer shies away from tonal elements, yet it came as a surprise in the second movement when the scintillating texture gave way to a juicy theme worthy of Rachmaninoff.
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Interestingly, Scott, the newest official member of the Kardashian industrial complex, is the least Kardashian of them all — he hates talking, he shies away from cameras, and when peppered with questions about his baby, he gives a two word answer.
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In case of "vertical integration" like a farm-to-market operation, the bill shies away from taxing the actual price the consumer pays, so it imagines an artificial — and probably arbitrary — "constructive [producer] price ... determined by the Secretary" of the Treasury.
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The 240-year-old star never shies away from experimenting with colorful, bold beauty looks with her makeup artist Patrick Ta, but on a day-to-day basis, the busy mom sticks to a fairly natural, quick 1453-minute routine.
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Kelly has no experience running campaigns and shies away from interacting with the donor class and Trump's billionaire friends -- like when he was spotted off to the side with one of his aides while Trump entertained those friends on election night.
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The duchess, who largely shies away from floral prints and frippery, wore a sleeveless white blazer dress with gold buttons — something that would not be out of place at a PowerPoint presentation — and Manolo Blahnik pumps with four-inch heels.
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While she shies away from offering the kind of explicit political analysis frequently used by her rivals, Ms. Warren argues that the more Democrats talk about what's broken with the system, the more support for Medicare for all will build.
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Mr. Rosenstein, who has spent more than two decades at the Justice Department and has long had a reputation as an evenhanded prosecutor who shies away from the spotlight, has seen his reputation for impartiality tested, most recently on Wednesday.
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She does dumb things when it comes to men, shies away from honest discussion of problems, and also wears terrible hats—which somehow doesn't have any impact on her love life, but did seem to heavily influence the band Haim.
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The series never shies away from illustrating how complicated Rose and Josh's relationship is; we see both how much they love and depend on each other, and how awful it can be when Rose's illness comes out in full force.
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He mostly shies away from criticising her (in fact in some of his interviews he seems to suggest she is just a social democrat who ended up in the wrong party—a claim echoed behind closed doors by some in the CDU).
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Though Smith has worked for decades and produced hundreds of innovative photo-books and artworks, he lives and works in Rochester, New York, and aside from occasional shows with his New York gallery Bruce Silverstein, largely shies away from the commercial art scene.
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The immediate interpretation of that one is easy — let no one say Mr. Simons, who is Belgian, shies away from current events — though the designer chose to approach his subject at a more oblique angle, through the American fantasy factory that is Hollywood.
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"The president never shies away from fiery rhetoric, and we expect that in his speech he will finger manufacturers, pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs), insurers, hospitals, and foreign countries as responsible for high drug costs," Height Capital Markets analyst Andrea Harris said in a note.
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The miniseries digs deeper than you'd expect, poking at the messy intersections of race, gender, and class that so much TV still shies away from, and it will remind you, time and again, of bits and pieces of the trial you'd completely forgotten about.
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Graham, himself, says there will be issues with which he disagrees with the President -- immigration being one, where he says he still backs a pathway to citizenship for people here illegally and shies away from the dark rhetoric the President uses to castigate undocumented immigrants.
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Alan Cumming — actor, author, irrepressible provocateur — rarely shies away from expressing his desires, whether in choosing his roles (the pansexual M.C. in "Cabaret," the fluidly dallying husband in "The Anniversary Party") or identifying as bisexual (once married to a woman, he is now married to a man).
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For Mr. de Blasio, the interactions were a chance to engage in the sort of one-on-one retail politics that he often shies away from, instead preferring to communicate with constituents at more of a distance, through large-scale town-hall meetings or weekly call-in radio appearances.
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The view on the left is that the public is crying out for progressive change and is blocked by the influence of big donors — specifically, the influence donors have on the Democratic Party, which shies away from adopting a winning populist platform because of the insidious impact of money.
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The show never shies away from the messiness that can unfold when two people try to meld their lives together, nor the complicated dual panic and joy of trying to start and commit to a family — especially after an accidental pregnancy like the one that kicked off Catastrophe.
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Republican women in the House saw their numbers shrink in 2018, a reflection of how hard it is to embrace being a woman candidate in a party that traditionally shies away from identity politics; is made up overwhelmingly of white men; and is currently led by President Donald Trump, who has bragged about groping women.
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The White House has been largely mum on its decision to keep America's name off the accord, but former government officials and cyber experts say a lack of leadership, an "America First" foreign policy that shies away from multilateral agreements, and a fear of limiting its own offensive cyber capabilities are likely drivers behind the move.
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He even shies away from the word "wearable," and says there's a stickiness associated with Whoop's analytics platform; which may have a lot to do with the fact that Whoop is catering to elite athletes who already care about their performance, as opposed to nudging people who aren't already active to be a little more active.
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While "Gospel" makes the civil rights movement an implicit subplot — he recalls the Durham hat store in which black women had to put on veils before they were allowed to try on hats — and uses the political rise of Donald J. Trump as a loose framing device, it shies away from deep excavations on race and fashion.
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It might well be the last proverbial hurrah for a console that's struggled to impress its identity on a commercial-center gaming audience that shies away from singular control schemes, and towards third-party-developed shooters and sports sims that Nintendo has largely failed to bring to the Wii U. But Breath of the Wild also looks like being an out-the-blocks killer app for the NX. It will be a system seller, a pre-order magnet.
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