But Denis shirks gendered modifiers like Isabelle does childish men.
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He is often in the media, and yet shirks most journalists' questions.
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Like any decent political operative, Kaplan usually shirks the limelight — but not lately.
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Almost every woman I know who lives with a man shirks this chore.
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It is further hobbled by poor intelligence and by a culture that shirks responsibility.
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But again, this insular section of the population shirks most attempts to control it.
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In this imaginative debut, Emezi shirks the conventional narrative of mental illness and creates something new entirely.
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Some 27 years after the Berlin Wall fell, Europe's No. 1 economy shirks any real fundamental changes.
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She shirks the reverb that was once a hallmark to see the world in all its vibrancy.
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There's something heroic in the maverick poet who shirks conventional aesthetics to make a temple of the mind.
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If the insurance firm shirks, the agent can simply sell the policies of a rival firm to his clients.
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The more Congress shirks its democratic responsibility, the more dysfunction there will be in the executive and judicial branches.
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How each of them takes or shirks responsibility while deciding how to respond is the thrust of the action.
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Because with those sharp edges, that building shirks the principles of feng shui, supposedly cutting through the skyline's good fortune.
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This isn't a film that shirks away from the uncomfortable conversations that can come up when talking about addiction with children.
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The recent agreement also shirks accountability by eliminating, for the next two years, any limits on how much the government can borrow.
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Leading the UK's departure from the European Union, Johnson has made clear that he, too, shirks multilateral institutions in favor of national interests.
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If the EPA shirks its responsibilities to enforce air quality standards, lawsuits would be needed to ensure Clean Air Act provisions are followed.
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Ever-trying to find a way out, he shirks his duties by injuring himself, feigning illness, and forging the results of his missions.
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Every global summit that shirks decisive climate action chips away at the public's trust in our ability to face up to the challenge.
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Trump is less the strict father than the petulant child: a boyish figure who rejects advice, shirks discipline and refuses to be beholden to behavioral norms.
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The Paleo diet (a diet that prioritizes lean meats and fresh produce, and shirks processed foods) also topped the list more than once, in 2013 and 2014.
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His family views him as a total hero for catching Escobar, but Javi shirks off their compliments — he's jaded by the brutality he'd witnessed back in Colombia.
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In its S-1, the We Company, to which WeWork recently rebranded, portrays itself as a firm that shirks stuffy corporate culture and invents its own lingo.
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"Today, Congress willfully shirks this responsibility, and permits — and indeed often encourages — the executive branch to do work the Constitution assigns to the legislature," the position paper said.
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It's left to the actors, then, to keep us close, and not one of them shirks the task, injecting intellectual and emotional nuance that frequently transcends the script.
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Even if any of these three options comes to pass—the US shirks its Paris Agreement responsibilities, formally withdraws, or abandons the Framework Convention—the Paris Agreement would still survive.
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The beauty influencer shirks the standard swatch format in favor of something that's a little more interesting to the eye — and a lot more fun for the pop culture enthusiast in you.
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If we leave it to the press to vet candidates, then a party intentionally shirks its ultimate responsibility to vigorously protect its brand from hostile actors and those seeking to damage it.
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Despite being an "animated comedy," Netflix's BoJack Horseman shirks any knee-jerk comparisons to other adult-oriented cartoons by marrying compassionate character development, quiet sadness, and some heavy subject matter with gorgeous animation.
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Instead of picking herself up and doing the job that was handed to her on a silver platter, she shirks responsibility, tans her vagina on a beach chair and swims in the pool instead.
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The track is a joropo, a popular folk style in Venezuela, but it bears the hallmarks of autodidact proficiency—the electric melodic movements of someone who shirks institutional knowledge in favor of self-directed experimentation.
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"Now Valve is doubling down with an 'anything goes' policy for games that shirks responsibility and shows that the company has learned basically nothing from a series of highly publicized fiascos it did nothing to safeguard against," Grayson says.
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As China's economy hits its slowest growth in 250 years, businesses are finding ever more cash tied up in unsold stock and unpaid invoices as industry shirks the pain of trimming capacity and struggling customers take longer to pay.
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DIANE GARTHWAITE Boston To the Editor: So Senator Orrin G. Hatch presumes to lecture the president, and the rest of us, on adherence to the Constitution, even as he shirks his own constitutional duty more prominently than perhaps anyone in America.
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Picking up J.R. Smith in transition is CLEARLY Rivers's responsibility here, even if Smith isn't his specific cover, and he shirks that duty to, quite literally, wipe his nose at half-court while his team is down one with three minutes remaining in overtime.
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Statements from media groups concurred: "The FCC vote today shirks the agency's obligations as a consumer watchdog in ways that threaten to widen the digital divide by giving Internet Service Providers more power to restrict access to the internet," said Carmen Scurato, head of policy and legal affairs at the Hispanic Media Coalition.
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It poorly serves all of our citizens when the President, in a morally and logistically appropriate measure, is forced to Solomonically divert existing limited healthcare dollars from other worthy projects to Zika efforts because Congress shirks its responsibility to establish a clean standing resource budget to address not just this emerging infection, but the next one we don't yet know about.
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Our sultan is just like one of theirs: He shirks the rule of law, nurtures a cult of personality through his own state-directed media, surrounds himself with sycophants, con men and conspiracy buffs, and denounces our professional deep state — its bureaucrats, diplomats and military officers — for trying to shackle him with our 230-year-old constitutional checks and balances.
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Carl shirks the duties of Carl's stag night. An emergency cuts the night short. Episode Ten After the death of his mum, Emma vows to make Andy happy. Tina has news for Jon.
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The term comes from the headline of a Japan Times article which was worded "Violinist Linked to JAL Crash Blossoms". The article has since been re-titled to "Violinist shirks off her tragic image".
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Yukawa was born in Tokyo, Japan, to English ballet dancer Susanne Bayly and Japanese banker Akihisa Yukawa one month after her father died in the 1985 Japan Airlines Flight 123 disaster.Violinist Shirks of her tragic Image.
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He was abducted in Buenos Aires Ezeiza airport by plain clothed agents of the Argentine security forces on 2 November 1974, as he was on his way to France.Chile/UK: UK shirks its obligation to cooperate in human rights investigation, AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL PRESS RELEASE, 23 April 2002.
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A chaotic neutral character is an individualist who follows their own heart and generally shirks rules and traditions. Although chaotic neutral characters promote the ideals of freedom, it is their own freedom that comes first; good and evil come second to their need to be free. Examples of this alignment include many barbarians and rogues, and some bards.
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The moment the train crosses the Chalakudy bridge he dozes off and wakes up at another station. All this happens with utmost precision, as if programmed by someone. He is someone who fights for social justices for the benefit of everyone and shirks from any publicity gained by it. Nandhan Menon (Dileep), who is an advocate, stands for truth and justice.
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The prime suspect in those murders was deliveryman Dax Lycander, a werewolf who disappeared, but was recently seen riding his moped around Kingfisher. Astrid shirks her job duties to confront Big Cheese over Sean's murder. Astrid puts a knife to Big Cheese's throat, but flees when the police arrive. Detective Marsh and Detective Bradley take Big Cheese in for questioning, who implies that Dax Lycander is back.
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Sam Alexander is a sixteen-year-old living in Carefree, Arizona with his father, mother, and little sister. His father is always drunk and often talks about his supposed life as a Nova Centurion, and shirks his duties as janitor at his son's school. Sam's mother is a Latina homemaker. When Sam comes home from school to find his father missing, Sam accidentally injures himself and wakes up in a hospital.
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As result, the Shirks had to compete with French for Catlow Valley grazing land and water. During one skirmish over a land claim in 1889, David Shirk shot and killed one of French's employees. Shirk was tried for murder and acquitted. After the trial, Shirk moved his home ranch west from the Catlow Valley to his Guano Valley property, probably to help avoid conflict with French and his employees.
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Blue Ball is in eastern Lancaster County, in the western part of East Earl Township. Pennsylvania Route 23 (Main Street) leads northeast to the Pennsylvania Turnpike at Morgantown and southwest through New Holland to Lancaster, the county seat. U.S. Route 322 (Division Highway) crosses PA 23 in the center of Blue Ball; it leads northwest to Ephrata and southeast to Downingtown. Shirks Run which flows through Blue Ball, leading northwest to the Conestoga River.
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In the end, Mr Macgregor retains his distaste for the Burmese, similar to the other Englishmen. It is rather clear that most of the English see nothing admirable in the Burmese people and instead view them with distaste. Flory is the most accepting of the Burmese, though he shirks from openly sharing his sentiments in the midst of such overwhelming racism. Racism plays an intricate role in what the English view as successful colonisation.
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Mainwaring summons Jones and Frazer to the bank and tries to work out how best to break the news to Godfrey. Mainwaring resolves to go and inform Godfrey personally. He, Pike and Wilson walk out to pay a call to Cherry Tree Cottage, only to be invited to stay for tea. During the visit Mainwaring repeatedly puts off telling Godfrey, and finally tries to shift the responsibility, and make Wilson tell him, a job his Sergeant shirks.
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In a March 18, 2010 editorial, the paper praised his cost-cutting measures, such as introducing videoconferencing to improve staff efficiency and shifting from paper to electronic documents, as well as his community work. According to the Jacksonville Daily Record, Shirks' implementation of videoconferencing saved about $120,000.Wilhelm Jr., Joe: "Public Defender eyes $120,000 annual savings" Jax Daily Record, June 28, 2010 Shirk fired ten lawyers in the office, including the defense attorneys in the Brenton Butler case. He hired as his deputy Refik Eler.
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The main characters of Lucky Star as they appear in the anime adaptation: (from left to right) Tsukasa Hiiragi, Konata Izumi, Kagami Hiiragi, and Miyuki Takara. Lucky Stars story mainly portrays the lives of four girls attending a Japanese high school. The setting is mainly based on the city of Kasukabe in Saitama Prefecture. The main character is Konata Izumi, a lazy girl who constantly shirks her schoolwork and instead uses most of her time to watch anime, play video games, and read manga.
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So when Ma'aza gives her the long-desired Kalashnikov, Awet shirks the drill and pretends to shoot, but with an empty magazine; she even buries her gun. She gets punished, mocked as a coward and isolated. But her refusal to kill and her naïve questioning set a troublesome precedent - a challenge to Ma'aza’s authority. Meanwhile losses to the enemy - the Eritrean People's Liberation Front or Shabia - increase and the enemy tightens the circle. A few of Awet’s comrades are caught while fleeing and are killed at Ma'aza’s command.
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The political situation in the Smoke Hole is > certainly unusual; until a few years ago it was said the Smoke Hole had > "only one Democrat and lightnin' killed him", but recently there has been > some swing of political allegiances. There are 113 registered voters in the > Smoke Hole, and of these 81 are members of one of seven families, all early > settlers, the Alts, Ayres, Judys, Kimbles, Selfs, Shreves, and Shirks, with > the Kimble clan alone boasting 29 votes.West Virginia Writers Project > (1940), Op. cit., pp 128-129.
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Himmelstoss later joins them at the front, revealing himself as a coward who shirks his duties for fear of getting hurt or killed, and pretends to be wounded because of a scratch on his face. Paul Bäumer beats him because of it and when a lieutenant comes along looking for men for a trench charge, Himmelstoss joins and leads the charge. He carries Haie Westhus's body to Bäumer after he is fatally wounded. Matured and repentant through his experiences Himmelstoß later asks for forgiveness from his previous charges.
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For example, a character such as Ercole who has as sense of responsibility and obligation to duty would be cast as a bass role. By contrast, Giasone is a youthful, attractive character more concerned with the sensual pleasures of love than any sort of duty, whether it be questing for the Golden Fleece or duties as husband and father. Such a character who shirks responsibility would be considered “effeminate” by seventeenth-century Venetian standards. Because castrati have a youthful appearance due to lack of secondary sexual characteristics, they could easily slip into such a role.
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Otis shirks his duties by leaving Freddy and Peck in charge of the coop, then helps the trouble-making "Jersey Cows"; Eddy, Igg, and Bud (S. Scott Bullock, John DiMaggio, and Maurice LaMarche respectively) teach a lesson to a mean, fat youngster called Eugene “Snotty Boy” Beady (Steve Oedekerk) for cow- tipping, eluding the police along the way. Later that night, while Otis is holding Daisy's hoof under the starlight, he overhears the coyotes chasing a rabbit and leaves her to pursue the coyotes and avenge his father's death. Otis tries to fight the coyotes, but is outnumbered.
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Upendra helps Kiranmayi initially, but thinks the worst of her relationship with Dibakar which in turn causes Kiranmayi's compulsive elopement with Dibakar. Dibakar is a boy in his adolescence and fails to see the trickeries of Kiranmayi. An orphan, he is delighted by Kiranmayi treating him as her brother and eventually shirks education but gradually attracted by her unearthly beauty develops the vague idea of love between them and for this of his immature and illogical interpretation he pays a heavy price but ultimately he gets redeemed in the climax. He acts totally irresponsibly after his elopement with Kiranmayi.
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Contractors Art and Brad Shirk summarily tear the house to pieces using Walter's $5,000 down payment, leaving him and Anna embroiled in bureaucracy to secure the necessary building permits to complete the work. His continuing frustration at the escalating costs of restoring the house leads him to brand it a "money pit", whilst the Shirks continue to assure him that their work will take "two weeks". The repair work continues for a grueling four months and Walter and Anna realize they need more money to complete the renovations. She attempts to secure additional funds from Max by selling him some artwork she received in their divorce.
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Las riquezas marinas en la Pintura europea del siglo XVII, Madrid, From, 2003 Van Utrecht's kitchen scenes often include a male and female figure typically engaged in some intimate exchange. The paintings with their abundance of produce seem to allude to the excesses of gluttony and lust connected with the senses of taste and touch. An example is the Still Life with Lovers dated 1631 (Bowes Museum) in which a woman shirks away from a young man who is trying to place his hand on her bosom. The pair are standing before a table which is covered with an abundance of baskets of fruit, asparagus, artichokes, cabbages, leeks and poultry.
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Whoever shirks his work or feigns physical deficiency or disease with the aim of being idle. 2\. Whoever leaves a work place or workshop without command, prematurely backs in, fails [at quitting time] to check out with the supervising SS man, checks out at quitting time with a fellow prisoner. §6 To be punished with 8 days of hard time and be flogged 25 times with a stick at the beginning and end of the punishment: 1\. whoever makes derogatory or sarcastic remarks to an SS member, deliberately neglects the mandatory salute, or by his manner otherwise indicates that he will not submit to the compulsory discipline and order, 2\.
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Whilst working with kREEPA, Richards developed the kreepback instrument: an assemblage of self-built sound generating devices and discarded analogue audio hardware patched together to create a feedback labyrinth. His connection with Gabriel Prokofiev has continued, and he released in different guises pieces on Prokofiev’s nonclassical label, the most notable of these being a work for piano and electronics performed by GéNIA with re-mixes by Vex'd and Max De Wardener amongst others. John Richards coined the terms dirty electronics and punktronics to describe an approach within electronic music that shirks working with corporate technology and virtualness and focuses on a do-it- yourself ethos, found objects and the physical in relation to the human body.
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The work of satire follows the exploits of Kankali, a worldly Kashmiri courtesan who is given ward-ship over a younger woman, Kalavati. The two travel throughout Kashmir, with Kankali using her shapeshifting abilities to instruct her younger ward in the ways of the world; these lessons and observations in turn show Kalavati the general silliness of people. Kankali is also keen to point out the contradictions seen in people's behavior, such as priests re-selling temple offerings and monks breaking their vows. Alternatively, Kankali shows her ward the unsung nobility of others, such as a porter who carries water to nearby fields for farming and a noble magistrate who shirks personal wealth to deal fairly with the people.
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This is evident by the subsequent expressions in the song which says that one who does not practice self-discipline is untouchable, one who plots against his own government is untouchable, similarly one who shirks charity while having wealth is untouchable, one who poisons to eliminate his opponents is untouchable, one who does not use soft language is untouchable, one who prides over his purity of caste is untouchable and finally one who does not meditate on Purandara Vittala is untouchable. Dasa's message is loud and clear rejecting untouchability in our society. He uses the name of Purandara Vittala to imply any God. This is evident from his other songs on various Gods and Goddesses.
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Daytona received widespread acclaim from critics. At Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream publications, the album received an average score of 86 based on 22 reviews, indicating "universal acclaim". Paul A. Thompson of Pitchfork described the album "a near-airtight exercise in flair and focus", stating that "it shirks the bloat and radio concessions of Darkest Before Dawn and, to a greater extent, his 2013 debut album, My Name Is My Name. The beats – sample-heavy and produced entirely by Kanye – are uniformly excellent and let you see the seams: It's like an album full of "Bound 2"'s, without the sentimentality", concluding that the album is "Pusha's best work as a solo artist".
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" Keertana Sastry of EW stated: "The Hugo Strange story line came to an abrupt halt on Monday's season finale of Gotham, but what's left me the most confused about 'Wrath of the Villains: Transference' is the complete 180 of James Gordon. Is one drug- induced therapy session with Professor Strange really all it takes to lift decades of guilt and burden off of Gordon's shoulders so much so that he shirks his desire for justice and protection of his city in what could be its greatest time of need?" Lisa Babick from TV Fanatic, gave a 3.5 star rating out of 5.0, stating: "For all its ridiculousness, there were some moments I really enjoyed this hour. The fight scene between Mr. Freeze and Firefly was pretty cool.
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Amongst the useful skills Castle (and to some extent, partner-in-crime Alexis) have acquired are lock picking, safe cracking, fencing, and a basic grounding in forensic science and criminal psychology. Because he's a writer, although he notoriously shirks "boring paperwork," his ability to speed-read allows him to sift through information faster than most of the precinct (a skill Gates puts to use when hunting for a bomber) and he retains almost everything he reads, especially when it comes to case files (making him the closest approximation to an expert when Jerry Tyson, aka 3XK, returns in Season 7 after stealing his entire case file in Season 6). He also has researched crimes and serial killers, such as the original crime spree of serial killer Jerry Tyson aka The Triple Killer or 3XK for When It Comes to Slaughter. In the pilot episode, "Flowers For Your Grave", Castle displays an uncanny knack for behavioral observation when he observes Beckett and is able to accurately profile her, to which a visibly shaken Beckett responds "cute trick".
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