In a news cycle dominated by sound bites, voices resonate.
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But none of their hearings yielded such damaging sound bites.
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"The world saw me in sound bites," Ms. Clark said.
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Reality, however, cannot always be summed up through sound bites.
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His first rule was no sound bites or talking points.
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If you just look at his sound bites on Oct.
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In those words I heard more than pithy sound bites.
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In those words I heard more than pithy sound bites.
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"It's just a bunch of voodoo and sound bites," Criss says.
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Snappy "buy local" sound bites do not make sensible economic policy.
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Nor could the financial crisis be reduced to scary sound bites.
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Headlines and sound bites are as deep as some voters go.
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Stop falling for the quick sound bites and the crafted edits.
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Woodward did not speak in sound bites or pundit-friendly analogies.
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There will be sound bites and fury, but it won't signify much.
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He's bad at sound bites, bad at short interviews, bad at Twitter.
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A good Bachelorette is candid, emotional, and good at giving sound bites.
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Critics panned it for its lack of reality TV-signature sound bites.
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The news media has distorted his message with cherry-picked sound bites.
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There will also be staffers on hand simply to transcribe sound bites.
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Moving from sound bites to concrete steps may be Trump's biggest challenge.
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Pelosi's discursive style of speaking does not lend itself to sound bites.
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We later find sound bites and insert them into the hour-long mixtape.
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But for Booth, her sound bites often came accompanied by network-appropriate beeps.
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The Howard Stern Show is great if you're looking for controversial sound bites.
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He stayed away from the complexities of the situation and delivered sound bites.
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" Democratic House Majority Leader Justin Alford called LePage's comments "racially charged sound bites.
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This display is accompanied by sound bites that feature stories by war survivors.
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"It's all sound bites," he said at one point, meaning to disparage Mrs.
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The disillusioned sound bites and displays of frustration have begun to pile up.
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It makes for good sound bites, but they might not stand up legally.
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The story was first told in blaring newspaper headlines and television sound bites.
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We were heading down, and don't let the Democrats sound bites fool you!
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"We don't have to worry about two-minute sound bites," Mr. Bair said.
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The sound bites aired repeatedly over the following days in the conservative media.
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"We need conversations with Congress, not just sound bites and accusations," he said.
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In "SUM," Ms. Anderson audaciously mined sound bites and catchphrases from television advertisements.
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Meanwhile, TikTok encourages recycling sound bites which are used by sometimes thousands of videos.
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Listening with care is better than talking in sound bites and thinking in slogans.
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Or have enormous sticker prices and convenient campaign sound bites blurred the main issue?
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QUICK: ALTHOUGH – ROSS: INTERIM SOUND BITES ARE NOT HOW YOU MAKE BIG THINGS HAPPEN.
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I even rehearsed my sound bites in the mirror while getting ready every day.
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Even after playing their Merriam-Webster sound bites over and over, we still struggle.
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The film's first 20 minutes does feature op-ed sound bites from predictable angles.
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He didn't try to "Rubio" his way out of it with prepared sound bites.
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I made sure I had sound bites from the massacre that happened in Orlando.
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Oh, I'm not talking about the smattering of sound bites and editorials out there.
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Today's society is fixated on "gotcha moments," sound bites, and headlines to formulate opinions.
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Appropriately, pop songs and sound bites culled from YouTube and Soundcloud accompany the work.
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"The media was too busy treating finance as entertainment and sound bites," he said.
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His war of sound bites has distorted every attempt to engage in reasonable debate.
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Other powerful changes of the Affordable Care Act don't fit neatly into sound bites.
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The coming damage I anticipate cannot be reduced to sound bites, despite the devastation.
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There are green glimmers amid the most polarizing sound bites of the Trump campaign.
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We'll tighten some of the sound bites you hear from news anchors or politicians.
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The now-common practice is conducting congressional hearings in five-minute partisan sound bites.
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Sanrio should cancel all other marketing plans and just use sound bites of Perry's ecstasy.
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Another said that Trump needs to "stop worrying about sound bites" to get news time.
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Pundit encourages users to send short sound bites to their followers or via private message.
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We don't get to prepare buzzwords or mull over sound bites in the dressing room.
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JOSEPH R. ADES Tarrytown, N.Y. To the Editor: These mass shootings have become sound bites.
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To get airtime, they feel compelled to interrupt, use sound bites, and attack one another.
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Of course, America's favorite civil rights sound bites don't represent King's entire life or worldview.
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You don't have to fit your thoughts into sound bites just because of character limitations.
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For one, the format does not lend itself easily to sound bites and one-liners.
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A relative newcomer to the Congress, Kennedy's folksy, quick-witted sound bites have garnered attention.
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The free-flowing Q&As with journalists often resulted in negative headlines and sound bites.
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Despite popular sound bites from the campaign trail, Mexican immigrants are not "pouring" over the border.
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Right now, podcasters also often purchase transcripts to keep track of the sound bites they've collected.
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Even though sound bites often take center stage, the presidential election should be about real issues.
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Ailes coaches his candidates to do well in the sound bites, and Bush has scored heavily.
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"He wasn't a flashy lawyer, and there weren't a lot of sound bites," Mr. Adler said.
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Morning ritual: grind the beans, make the coffee, scan the news, download photos, sound bites, tweets.
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And there was the Fox News-style representative, rattling off a fusillade of unrelenting sound bites.
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Pinning two women against each other, categorizing people into neat little sound bites and splashy headlines.
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It happens in sound bites, in shouted slogans, in bumper stickers, in 10-second video clips.
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And she sampled her anti-Trump sound bites, testing out a general election on the hometown audience.
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There hasn't even been a real debate yet, just a stage crowded with 15-second sound bites.
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These have been part of our tax code for decades, well before they became political sound bites.
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Perhaps some ideas are too big and textured to be described in sound bites, eh Arcade Fire?
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"Ain't nowhere greater, ain't nowhere brighter, ain't nowhere better," he rapped, interspliced with sound bites from Ali.
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It is next to impossible to explain the truth of pre-existing conditions in short sound bites.
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Democratic presidential candidate Marianne Williamson has attracted attention for her eccentric sound bites and New Age ideas.
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But they also readily fell back on rhetoric and talking points that seemed designed for sound bites.
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Local reporters have shuttled from one training session to another, clamoring for sound bites that never materialize.
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But it will be the drilling down — and not just the sound bites — that will be key.
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Nor did it elicit definitive, explosive sound bites to suggest Trump might be compromised by the Russians.
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Instead of poll tested sound bites and grievance politics Andrew Yang is trying something new and original.
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Interviews include sound bites from prolific Hollywood directors such as David Fincher, Martin Scorsese, and James Cameron.
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For months, Republicans waged a low-intensity conflict, armed with more sound bites than facts: No collusion!
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The argument for limited liability is difficult to make and defend in a world of sound bites.
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The proof of this is results, not in instantaneous sound bites but he&aposs also the deal maker.
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Watters seemed to mock the Asian-American interviewees' answers with cut-away sound bites from movies and television.
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Remember: No matter what sound bites start flying tomorrow morning, digesting a dense document like this takes time.
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And in an age of topic-changing sound bites, he is oddly determined to respond to every inquiry.
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Not exactly a revelation in a political system that thrives on sound bites, 140-character declarations, and memes.
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"I think we're going to crush them everywhere," Mr. McConnell, not typically known for pungent sound bites, said.
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As a result, hearings now tend to be settings for members to impress with polemics and sound bites.
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A slew of former players, from both sides, have spent the week being wheeled out for sound bites.
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He should present an economic plan, not just sound bites, that speaks to millennials and the middle class.
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Stone is known for being easily accessible, and he seems to relish providing reporters with provocative sound bites.
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It was a talking point he hit over and over, making for easy sound bites and compelling television.
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Thus, hopefully the President-elect and his team will choose pragmatism over politics and security over sound-bites.
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But after a seven-hour voting marathon, the Democrats were only successful in generating a few sound bites.
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More commonly he's quoted in one- or two-sentence highlights in the press or sound bites on television.
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The value of those reforms can be debated, but they are not much more than catchy sound bites.
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Good uses of history require more substance, unpacking, and analysis than a few quick sound bites can provide.
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In one of McLemore's most memorable sound bites from the show, he describes the hometown he's come to loathe.
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Musk was sitting beside him as the hype man, ready to translate technical specs into sound bites and boasts.
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For now he'll propose that Amazon recycle sound bites from the dozens of hours of footage Vayner has accumulated.
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And let's be real: Outside of sound bites, no one in the professional sector sees parenthood as a job.
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Piper feels the fear came from Donald Trump sound bites that are unlikely to manifest themselves in actual policy.
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This week's collection of sound bites come from people involved in the worlds of retail, entrepreneurship and sweet treats.
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But a lesser-known corollary is that sometimes, the deals you don't make also produce the best sound bites.
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And of course, a great performance is more than just a collection of sound-bites and GIF-able moments.
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In fairness, the consultants who likely concocted this messaging faux pas are hired to craft sound bites that resonate.
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Instead of reducing the candidates' speeches to sound bites, then endlessly dissecting them, why not just let them talk?
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He expanded that into an attack that Trump's candidacy is built around a small number of vague sound bites.
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When you say snarky sound bites, are you talking about the governor's attacks on Marc Molinaro, his Republican opponent?
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"Whether its DJs or musicians, we want to release short sound bites of new songs they're releasing," said Dalal.
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If Trump wants to win a large portion of the black vote, he can't afford more unfortunate sound bites.
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And while he embarrassed himself before his profession in the process, he gave the sound bites the G.O.P. needed.
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Democrats secured key sound bites that many believe will tick up support for impeaching Trump in the coming weeks.
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It is our duty, as elected officials, to provide solutions to the problems, not sound bites to the press.
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"These concepts lead to great sound bites but have very little impact on actually making money for clients," Ivascyn said.
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Trump seems to be trying to say that in all of those sound bites, he was talking about Rosie O'Donnell.
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And there's no one better than Trump at sound bites -- he files them faster than bankruptcies -- and they are zingers.
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That may be the reason a man with no experience in national security but plenty of sound bites has traction.
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Investors have been swarmed with headlines, tweets and sound bites constantly tracking President Donald Trump and his administration's next move.
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Molina said the issue has "gotten reduced to sound bites" and will be "influenced heavily by what the governors want."
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His nearly manic manner had dissipated into a fog of half-formed sound bites and what felt like sincere anxiety.
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Not time enough to make her a person beyond the sound bites and the public dramas and the red glitter.
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" He said, "That's why he so prefers TV as his first news source—information comes in easily digestible sound bites.
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I'd estimate he won more than half the time, but he struggled to shrink his grand vision into sound bites.
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But on approaching the work, "Homo Sacer," by the British artist and writer James Bridle, she instead issues bureaucratic sound bites.
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Trump has adopted some of these techniques: He talks in short, staccato sound bites and feuds with journalists who interview him.
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If the Winter Olympics gave out medals for best sound bites, Adam Rippon would surely walk away with all the golds.
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They decide how much each candidate is to be covered, which sound bites to pick, and which campaign ads to show.
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These goals are achievable if Congress commits to supporting legislation that relies on research and evidence, not on political sound bites.
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Apparently, Rubio so desperately wants the attention and the sound bites and the headlines, he will do anything to get them.
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And like many voters, she lamented a campaign consumed more by sound bites and quarrels than by policies, people and history.
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In hearings and press appearances, he often eschews sound bites for dense statements drawing connections between the Trump campaign and Moscow.
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One aide acknowledged a fear that Sanders's rhetoric is destructive for the Democratic Party and is creating sound bites for Republicans.
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Campaigning is easy when you're limited to 85033 characters, but hashtags and sound bites don't grow our economy and create jobs.
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We live in a world of sound bites, and we prefer quick fixes and four-word solutions proposed by telegenic candidates.
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At its best, Washington is machine-fueled by politics, elections, and sound bites that sometimes manage to deliver on campaign promises.
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House Republicans attempted to elicit sound bites from Volker and Morrison aimed at exonerating Trump at multiple points throughout the hearing.
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Intentional mischaracterization of Pruitt "suing the agency he will be charged with running" should be dismissed as eco-left sound bites.
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These sound bites and Trumpisms are why he has been able to spend less on campaign advertisements, Trump said in Iowa.
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They know the sound bites can be short and sweet, and more importantly, they know that they aren't wasting their time.
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Each week, she's given the audience, and her bachelor Nick Viall, the most unfiltered dialogue, and by far most quotable sound bites.
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That leads to sound bites that get played in the news … and that really can have the possibility of swaying public opinion.
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"This election cycle seems to be debate after debate and it's down to sound bites and 'someone looked real tough,'" he said.
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The new Anchor lets users clip external sound bites and mix in full-length tracks from Spotify and Apple Music into broadcasts.
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Of course, to do that he would have to get beyond the inflammatory slogans and sound bites that have characterized his campaign.
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However, there is one hot-button issue teeming with buzzwords that does not have the innate clarity of these other sound bites.
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"Race and gender are often ignored, often belittled with ridiculous sound bites," said Donna Brazile, the chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee.
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Millennials enjoy her provocative sound bites and flashy graphics, but it is important to properly balance entertainment and the pursuit of knowledge.
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Surely the hockey world, with its notoriously boring personalities and cliched sound bites, could use a little more post-game bad blood.
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Not people whose principal contact with political life comes in the form of speeches and sound bites rather than decisions and responsibilities.
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There's a lot of competition for the populist vote, but very few of them are tossing out hate-the-right sound bites.
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Mr. Nunes accuses Ms. Mair of offering "egregious sound bites to McClatchy," referring to critical comments she made in a separate article.
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The sound bites from Mike Bloomberg's evisceration of Donald Trump at the Democratic National Convention on Wednesday night have been repeated endlessly.
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They frame the issues in reasonable sound bites, though Ms. Sullivan in particular has addressed the Gawker matter in more depth elsewhere.
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"Shows like 'Atlanta' completely changed the landscape for GIFs culture and making meme-able moments out of sound bites," Mr. Graeter said.
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Too often, those promises have ended up being hollow; election year sound bites are often discarded as quickly as they are made.
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Along with it came — albeit in an attenuated form, for now — the American evils of spin doctors, stock phrases and sound bites.
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Deciding how to vote cannot be accurately portrayed in tweets or sound bites, so I welcome the opportunity to explain my thoughts.
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Sound bites are on the station's website, and local media, including CNN affiliates WABC and WCBS, have widely reported on the story.
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His TV appearances typically produce surreal sound bites, like the time he told Anderson Cooper that they once frequented the same gym.
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I've been listening to sound bites of Bernie's announcement to run and I cringe at hearing the same old song: Statistic Reprisal.
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I interviewed a career expert who advocated nanny care for telecommuting parents while trying to manage two crying children between sound bites.
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Below, Valeria Napoleone gave us six sound bites of insight on art world inequality and advice to aspiring collectors: Don't just collect, critique.
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So much of our political discourse today sounds like regurgitated sound bites put out by the White House and the Democratic National Committee.
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But earlier slip-ups shouldn't color her entire candidacy, and nine-second sound bites and glossy photo shoots shouldn't take precedence over policy.
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His affect is technicolor; he speaks in sound bites; he distills ideas to their simplest, and always caps them with an emotional appeal.
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You could tell Bieber knew people were waiting for him to screw up, but he was there to sing, not make sound bites.
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All it takes is a body of work, a few good sound bites and martyrdom, preferably at the hands of the United States.
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THE leaders of America's multinational firms are usually a picture of self-control, with sincere handshakes, grown-up hair and scripted sound bites.
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Of course, it's a safe bet that our Trump-deranged news ecosystem would likely find ESOP plans hard to translate into sound bites.
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But they also fall into elegant near-pentameter: the rhythm forces you to suture together phrases ordinarily heard in sound bites, over cheers.
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A man better suited to seminars than sound bites, Mr. Lugar believed that alliances made the United States stronger and the world safer.
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ROGERS The impulse to raise money as a response to sound bites — whether on late night or even on Twitter — feels super 2017.
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So far, Mr. Trump has only been able to craft sound bites that appeal to his base for a 24-hour news cycle.
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KALL He needs to show the audience that he can do more than deliver quippy sound bites and engage in campaign giveaway gimmicks.
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The problem is that sound bites are effective and deflect attention from the real causes, like the polarizing effects of Brexit and austerity.
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"I can't believe this happened here, in my back yard," is uttered over and over in sound bites on TV and in casual conversations.
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They recognize that this is a hard story to message: the timeline, the allegations, the names — it doesn't lend itself neatly to sound bites.
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We will study his opinions, yes, but we will also study his speeches, his sound bites, his turns of phrase and his travel schedule.
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Traditional financial news has continued to degenerate into attention-seeking sound bites that are at best of little value and at worst, downright dangerous.
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But this halcyon period, before the campaigns become reduced to sound bites, is a great moment for Democratic oratory in the twenty-first century.
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Especially when the trial will add glorious sound bites and scenes of an allegedly racist killer getting to cross-examine his African-American victims.
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"Hillary's getting into early voting details while Trump can't get past making awful sound bites," said Bill Carrick, a Democratic strategist and media consultant.
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The number of individuals on the debate stage left time for nothing more than sound bites, and was certainly insufficient for truly serious proposals.
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What can an exercise in spewing out sound bites and needling each other for 90 minutes possibly tell us that we don't already know?
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Richard and his rivals for the throne of England flatter, deceive, betray, woo and abandon one another at the speed of television sound bites.
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Soccer's World Cup in Russia has provided many of us with sweet relief from the drumbeat of Brexit-related sound bites and Twitter rage.
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Then, during the debates, candidates are given extremely short response times (75 seconds!) and questions designed to elicit controversial responses and clickbait sound bites.
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"Donald Trump is trying to co-opt women's health with empty promises and hollow sound bites," said Planned Parenthood executive vice president Dawn Laguens.
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An education in the realities of immigration, which, not surprisingly, are more complicated than sound bites from the left or the right would allow.
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The investment from and collaboration with Google falls along these lines as well, though not as laser-focused on turning news stories into sound bites.
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Sound bites, canned responses and jokes from late-night talk show hosts are not the best ways to form accurate, nuanced impressions of the candidates.
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When you hit spacebar, you shift between one of three environments, each with their own unique soundscape of sweeping synthesizers and field-recorded sound bites.
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He's basically a machine of easy-to-understand cocktail-related sound bites and you can feel your drinks improving just from listening to him talk.
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While a majority of Poppy's videos are short, bizarre sound bites about...something, it's clear she is first and foremost in it for the music.
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When he moves beyond sound bites and into policy formulation, we may see a more balanced approach to trade than has been apparent so far.
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Policymakers, stakeholders, and engaged members of the traveling public must ensure aviation safety measures are based on facts and empirical data, not easy sound bites.
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Letter From Washington The contempt that Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump express for each other will continue to play out in vitriolic sound bites.
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While sensationalism might win him a few media sound bites and additional press, it is no way to go about making sound criminal justice policies.
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People have become so tribal that "politicians have little choice but to supply our demand for illusory quick fixes, oversimplified sound bites, scapegoats," he said.
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Timing rules will be similar to past debates, with 75 seconds allotted for each candidate's response, though fewer zingers and zippy sound-bites are expected.
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In a cable TV news landscape filled with shouting matches and punchy sound bites, Van Jones says he's ready to "detoxify" and "depolarize" the chatter.
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They knew that catchy sound bites would resonate with many voters more than in-depth policy proposals, and they believed entertaining was essential to electioneering.
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They knew that catchy sound bites would resonate with many voters more than in-depth policy proposals, and they believed entertaining was essential to electioneering.
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And so I think a lot of these kind of things make sound bites and maybe play in politics with elections and these sort of things.
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But where Trump mainly expressed his views in off-the-cuff remarks and sound bites, Bannon tried to stitch it all together in a grand theory.
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She paid homage to iconic Black activists Fela Kuti, Nina Simone and Malcolm X Woven throughout Beyoncé's performance are strategically placed sound bites and musical references.
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You want to have three solid sound bites at the ready, and make sure you squeeze them into the conversation no matter what the interviewer asks.
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Before the meeting comes to an end, bring up your sound bites or your most important points if you didn't get a chance to say something.
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He eagerly watches and blabs about the tinny procession of events and sound bites going by on his television screens, but is sustainedly interested in nothing.
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Young pop fans had seemingly grown tired of manufactured bands with slick dance routines, formulaic songs and clinical sound bites—it had become cheesy and outdated.
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While neither flashy nor a coup de grâce, the objective was to articulate her positions while minimizing possible damage and the snares of negative sound bites.
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JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon's latest shareholder letter lays out plenty of tips and sound bites for President Trump and Republicans to roll back post-crisis rules.
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After all, she has served up a smorgasbord of sound bites that are distasteful to moderate and swing voters, and that energize opposition conservatives and Republicans.
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Pacific Gas and Electric argued that the prosecution was relying on "sound bites" about corporate greed and that there was no evidence records were intentionally destroyed.
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He frequently speaks with reporters as he walks from the Capitol basement to his office, stopping to give sound bites to TV cameras along the way.
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It is always easy for members of Congress to succumb to the siren song of simplistic sound bites rather than acknowledge and deal with complex issues.
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But the address was denounced by Mr. Trump's critics as a patchwork of cable-news-ready sound bites as opposed to a presentation of new ideas.
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The most effective campaign aides are adept at distilling complex issues into campaign slogans suitable for sound bites and bumper stickers, and at demonizing the opposition.
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Part of Warren's problem, I suspect, has been her inability to translate her compelling stump speech into shorter sound bites for debates, TV interviews, and commercials.
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The ad features sound bites of the White House hopeful praising de Blasio while headlines highlighting crime in New York City flash by in the background.
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In the film, his daughter, Susie, says she learned how to talk in sound bites to a father more immersed with financial issues than his children's.
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Nor is she a former administration hack, or one of those gray, grandiloquent professors retailing sound bites buttressed by the ivied credentials of Harvard or Georgetown.
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TikTok, which allows users to upload 503-second video clips underneath sound bites, songs, and effects, has already surpassed the number of users Snapchat and Twitter have.
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"Criticism of the transition makes pretty sound bites, but demonstrates ignorance of what really happened," Aylwin said in an interview with Spanish newspaper El Pais in 2012.
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And so I think a lot of these kind of things make sound bites and-- and-- and maybe play in politics with elections and these sorta things.
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That leaves just one unpredictability remaining in these playoffs and that would be the 27-year-old Green, a one-man band of commentary and sound bites.
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CASEY STEGALL, FOX NEWS REPORTER: Pete, it doesn&apost matter how many times you hear those sound bites or those clips of interviews with those tearful students.
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Can Trump take that stage and surprise us all — not in the way he's been doing with clickbait sound bites — but with leadership and a strong campaign?
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Each week on the Bachelor, Corinne Olympios has given the audience, and her bachelor Nick Viall, the most unfiltered dialogue, and by far most quotable sound bites.
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Provided Colombians approve the peace deal on October 2nd—and the polls now suggest they will—the FARC's new weapons will be sound bites and sound machines.
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No stranger to giving uplifting messages by way of Instagram and beyond, the rapper has provided quality sound bites for years, and Monday night was no different.
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This is true whether one grew up here or thinks he or she understands the South and Southerners from television shows, the movies or news sound bites.
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Plenty of folks are sad and scared and angry and there are sound bites being fed to us that seem fueled by judgement, fear and even hatred.
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Old hands will tell you that diplomacy is usually best done quietly, but we live in a world of Twitter, television-interview sound bites and public statements.
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He is often childish and crude in his attacks and incites his followers with repetitive and scripted reality TV-style sound bites that lack substance or detail.
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"I just object to the hype and the sort of sound bites that some people have been making," says Giannandrea, speaking at TechCrunch Disrupt SF last week.
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Sound bites: "We've convinced ourselves that we have to because the country will go to Hades in a hand basket if my team doesn't win," Gowdy said.
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It ripped into etiquette and convention with savage glee, taking gory shots at pre-order announcements, brand acolyte rhetoric, on-message sound bites and so much more.
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She typed "Trump Putin" into eBay to see what showed up and found thousands of buttons, T-shirts, and other items, playing with slogans and sound bites.
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A savvy operator with years of experience in the school district's communications and governmental affairs office, Mr. Carvalho is known to speak in perfectly quotable sound bites.
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Sarah Silverman One of the most striking sound bites of the whole convention came in an ad lib from Silverman, the stand-up comic and Sanders supporter.
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It's all sportscasting, replete with countdown clocks and sleazy previews and promotions, offering the promise of zingers, punches landed, gaffes, put-downs, rehearsed scripts, weaponized sound bites.
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"I just object to the hype and the sort of sound bites that some people have been making," says Giannandrea, speaking at TechCrunch Disrupt SF on Tuesday.
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But the sound bites we get from some spokespeople on the left, saying, 'Abortion should be available always to everybody no matter what,' that's not my stance.
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We digest our information digitally, in sound bites, and real analysis and assessment take too much investment from a population that lives its life on a treadmill.
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We toyed with putting audio clips into the article, but decided that scattered sound bites wouldn't do the story justice and so started thinking about a possible podcast.
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Trump prefers to give a few sound bites while heading toward Marine One -- but that's no substitute for the substantive give-and-take of a true press conference.
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Let&aposs start with you Tom, it is quite something to hear that litany of sound bites with the grand exaggeration, with the bombing of London in 22018.
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Clinton's advisers say they see little benefit in her going toe-to-toe with Trump over every personal accusation, generating sound bites that would dominate cable news broadcasts.
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That technique—talk in sound bites, go on the offensive, throw your moderator off his game—has since become standard operating procedure for politicians on the debate stage.
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This theory has been buzzing around since Episode 1, but the closest we've gotten to any confirmation is Cordelia and Myrtle's sound bites from Episode 4's promo.
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For politics, never known as a clean and honest business, even the facade of decency is being ripped away, giving way without protest to clickbait and sound bites.
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It's been known for some time that unscripted TV employs a practice called "Frankenbiting," which involves editing sound bites -- sometimes in misleading ways -- to shape narratives and storylines.
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Please address with details (and not just sound bites) what you are going to do to fix the problems we have today and how you'd do it fairly.
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"As swipe-based dating apps proliferate, the pressure is on to differentiate yourself in sound bites," said Emily Listfield, a co-founder of Jyst, a dating-advice app.
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Most of us are not going to wade through your voluminous conclusions, but at the same time we do not want to rely on 60-second sound bites.
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But those focused on sound bites will be missing the larger meaning of a serious work of candid reflection by a singular figure of early-20153st-century America.
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Wearing a Navy cap, Florida's governor, Rick Scott, stood before a bank of microphones as the storm crept closer, sounding the alarm in brutally direct sound bites: Evacuate.
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And in this setting, the political scientists say, pollsters can get a picture of what people believe when they're not just relying on sound bites and tribal cues.
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Reusable sound bites can also lower the creative barrier of entry for making content, because users can start with a sound and build out an idea from there.
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"It's not appropriate, and the military is owed better than for that process to be cut short for sound bites on cable news and political purposes," he added.
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The three artists have come together to produce an immersive experience of the senses, starting with Sound Bites, a catered auditory maze combining Romaneiro's music with Reider's menu.
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Both leaders might well opt instead for a "shiny object summit," a meeting that is heavier on photo ops and TV-friendly sound bites than on long-term change.
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Democrats were hoping Mr Mueller would recount the president's misdeeds in clear, shareable sound bites that would interest the voting public again after the muted reception of the report.
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Our executives must have patriotic sound-bites on the tips of their tongues: for example, 52% of our staff are in America and we invest $5bn each year here.
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Quarterback development is one of the NFL's biggest black boxes: players go in, sound bites and on-field results come out, and we're left to figure out what happened.
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The mishmash of Kendall Jenner, "This Is Me," the empowerment sound bites, and the image of the Bearded Lady borders on ridiculous for anyone who's seen The Greatest Showman.
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A chastened Rubio admitted that his debate performance on Saturday in which he was roasted by Christie for repeatedly reciting sound bites was to blame for his disappointing showing.
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She must actively outline her plan for a brighter, more inclusive future for the nation instead of just relying on Trump's sound bites to do the work for her.
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Nichter is hesitant to wade into a media environment of snappy sound bites and 140-character tweets, where all too often the nuance and complexity of history is lost.
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As the film jumps from topic to topic, trusting that catchy sound bites will fill in gaps, you struggle to keep up with each chapter before the subject changes.
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And you learn like how to get your thoughts into sound bites and also where do you look and how do you sit, and stuff that's very, very important.
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As Drew Neumann's plunderphonic score repeats sounds and sound bites ("Buy or die" is a notable one), swirls of pastel colors appear on the screen like melting ice cream.
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He gained traction in the election by swearing off the lies of politicians, while constantly contradicting himself, often without bothering to conceal the conflicts within his own sound bites.
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The YouTuber, who regularly gives away huge swaths of money to his subscribers, bought billboards, local television spots, radio sound bites, and more, all urging people to subscribe to Kjellberg.
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Nearly all of the sound bites he's produced in the buildup to UFC 205 have been about Bisping and the title shot he expects to get when he beats Romero.
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And in Britain we only tend to see the sound bites of his worst stuff so you hear, you know, just little bits of pieces and it&aposs normally negative.
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Those hearings in April 2018 were widely publicized, with congressional offices circulating sound bites and clips of lawmakers laying into Zuckerberg over his company's privacy violations and manipulative business tactics.
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Migration is a complicated topic not always best dealt with in sound-bites, says Sophie Henderson, the museum's director, who wants to offer "a place for a bit more contemplation".
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That takes courage—the courage to step outside France's party system, to defend complex arguments against polarising sound bites and to stand for optimism in an age of identity politics.
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Pro-Trump Republicans should be worried that Hillary Clinton's campaign will have an easy time picking off-the-wall sound bites from that speech to feature in their attack ads.
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What happens when you mix sound bites from French artists and politicians with eclectic music ranging from electro swing, nu-disco, remixes of classical French hits, lounge music and more?
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It's impossible for women to win, so celebrating Gaga's makeup-free face as the ultimate sign of her authenticity is more complicated than the sound bites would have us believe.
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Wearing a dark blue sport jacket, khakis and sneakers, he came across as a very fit college professor and gave answers that were far closer to lectures than sound bites.
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And Google's head of AI, John Giannandrea, objected "to the hype and the sort of sound bites that some people have been making," speaking at TechCrunch Disrupt SF in September.
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I was the only Pakistani among the half dozen panelists, mostly Indian ex-generals and defense experts, all apparently trying to start and win a war with outrageous sound bites.
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And that is the great strength of the "white genocide" crowd, the deep distrust of accepted knowledge that can then be washed with waves of sound bites and internet memes.
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The trailer for Marvel's "Black Panther" features sound bites from Gil Scott-Heron's anthem "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised," which seems ironic since the movie itself seems downright revolutionary.
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To the Editor: It would be helpful for all concerned if the debate about the border wall progressed beyond tweets and sound bites to a factual review of underlying issues.
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In retirement Mr. Ashe became a popular tennis broadcaster known for his clever quips, yet as an activist he never resorted to sound bites that excited audiences with reductionist slogans.
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In an election season some say was ruled by sound bites — "Nasty Woman" and "Bad Hombres" — any enterprising observer could turn off-the-cuff utterances into words of marketable protest.
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But as his bombastic campaign-trail sound bites continue to win him airtime, he may be working on an outside project: a possible "Trump News" cable empire, sources told Vanity Fair.
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And it became very clear to me that so many people – so many readers – were only consuming this story is spurts and sound bites, and only when things really boiled over.
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Second, the company is using videos to share a few photos at a time, add sound effects and interview the creators — those sound bites remind me of Humans of New York.
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He then collaborates with the entire family, often incorporating their own vocals/lyrics or their children's favorite songs, creating personal sound bites that are synced with the rhythm of the heartbeat.
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The vote to quit the bloc was an enormous and unexpected victory for Mr. Farage, a politician who delights in his own lack of political correctness, discipline and bland sound bites.
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Walking around, I heard snippets of small talk between strangers — breaking what was mostly silence — as if they were sound bites from a broken record, having almost no line of logic.
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Prescribed Reading Medical knowledge is evolving at warp speed, spinning out reams of new information into sound bites, articles and more and more new health books to overload your sagging shelves.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "He laid out a ton of evidence against the president, much of it sound bites of Trump himself, and he invoked the founding fathers and their words a lot.
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Last year he condensed 2,000 or so favorite sound bites into a book, "J'adore la mode mais c'est tout ce que je déteste" ("I Love Fashion, but It's Everything I Despise").
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"I just object to the hype and the sort of sound bites that some people have been making," he said in September 2017, when he was in a similar role at Google.
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But to whet your appetite, here are a few memorable sound bites from the film that encapsulate significant themes of Quincy and, by extension, the myth of the man behind the film.
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There are also quite a few sound-based programming options, including recording your own reusable sound bites and applying filters, even though there isn't a single speaker in the Lego Boost kit.
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"The presidential candidates are speaking in one-minute sound bites and really not saying anything," said Representative Devin Nunes, Republican of California and chairman of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence.
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The strategy works best for those who have niche specializations like estate planning or retirement, time to commit to recording daily sound bites, and an existing digital or social media marketing presence.
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"When a study is published in the scientific literature, media often feeds us sound bites rather than substantive information, alternatively demonizing or celebrating our favorite foods like butter and chocolate," Kirshenbaum said.
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During the campaign, Comey was regularly called before Congress for routine FBI oversight hearings, yet endured politically charged questions about ongoing investigations by lawmakers looking for cable news sound bites and attention.
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"The National Anthem," a song with a bruising bass riff from Radiohead's 2000 album, "Kid A," that declares, "Everyone has got the fear," was laced with sound bites from recent convention coverage.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., who began to lose ground to a new cohort of leaders expert in the social media of their day — incendiary sound bites, and high-impact media appearances.
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When this happens, the findings will certainly be used in sound bites by people who, for whatever reason, need to believe that racist views of the world have been correct all along.
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Like our boy Khaled, he speaks in the kind of profound riddles and inspirational sound-bites that should be found chiseled onto a piece of wood and hung over a door handle.
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From the annual Friends feast to Gossip Girl's dinnertime drama, we can always count on a Thanksgiving episode to bring some added epic moments, heart, and several servings of hilarious sound bites.
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The oddity of the exchange was compounded by the fact that on the campaign trail over recent days, Rubio, a candidate indeed given to sound bites and repetition, had become looser, freer, better.
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Vairma said the argument "we'll be creating the jobs of the future someday" is just more spin that can be filed among all the corporate sound bites designed to make "automation sound lovely."
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Democrats blame consumers who down only sound-bites; readers who fail to seek facts; a business model that has forced papers to abandon investigation; and politicians who vaunt the power to block access.
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The subsequent diss songs and negative sound bites directed at Meek put him back in focus as the rap world's favorite punching bag, over a year after his standoff with Drake was initiated.
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On Tuesday YouTuber Dolan Dark posted a clip from the recent trailer with some classic Alex Jones sound bites dropped in for Pikachu's voice — in place of handsome Canadian Ryan Reynolds (via Gizmodo).
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Because yes, of course we all find ourselves peckish for pop cultural tidbits and sometimes salacious sound bites, but the true hunger should be for information that feeds the brain and the soul.
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"When talking about brain science and cannabis, it's easy to be swept away by anecdotal evidence and sound bites," says Dr. Ruben Baler, a health scientist at the National Institute on Drug Abuse.
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Kaine's central strategy of highlighting as many of Trump's inflammatory statements as possible could pay off as the 85033-minute debate gets reduced to sound bites in the hours and days to come.
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But the sound bites in this mockumentary, where their whining and conniving are exposed, are filmed in a cramped studio in the production offices here belonging to its creator and showrunner, Kulap Vilaysack.
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"As long as the policy agenda lives, [Congress] will defer Russia stuff to Mueller and not offer much beyond furrowed brows and frustrated sound bites about unfortunate distractions," said GOP strategist Liam Donovan.
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The gist is this: Users film videos of themselves lip-syncing or acting out comedy sketches, up to 15 seconds long, and can choose from a database of songs, effects, or sound bites.
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The media in the US is scrambling to begin fact checking Donald Trump, one of the most outlandish candidates we've seen in our history, after months of airing his sound bites to boost ratings.
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Reporters would just use the most interesting (and, usually, unhelpful) sound bites in my lengthy responses to their questions, instead of writing about the message that we wanted to get out that particular day.
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The Trump N.R.A. appearance will be an opportunity for the candidate to spout his usual series of disjointed sound-bites before tens of thousands of gun enthusiasts expected at the convention in Louisville, Kentucky.
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The actress states that producers approached her to record sound bites for the film, which she alleges she did, but that Lionsgate had the voice "redone" using a "Jane Doe" recording from another performer.
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Whether you're young, old or comfortably riding along the bell curve of middle-age America, my hunch is the canned sound bites, incessant rhetoric and obsequious nature of presidential debates no longer sways opinion.
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The candidates could set themselves apart from the pack by getting past the party line sound bites and instead embracing common sense strategies that will make our educational system work for all kids today.
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Like television writers, we are searching for a compelling story, but we tend to find it in the clash of the shrillest sound bites rather than in the fine distinctions that transmit important truths.
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It is an opportunity to find joy in our history; to look at ourselves as more than victims or secondary characters or sound bites; to see our ancestors as true, living, three-dimensional beings.
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Instead, he offers Americans edgy tweets or clipped sound bites in short encounters with reporters, leaving it to others to outline his strategy, although he plans a statement of his own on Wednesday morning.
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Complexity, ambiguity and paradox may be sweet nectar for historians, but not necessarily for a broad public that tends to prefer grand generalizations, sound bites and contemporary categories into which to shoehorn historical figures.
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In old Zagat blurbs, each review is filled with short, uninspired sound bites, and the service's ratings system never quite reached mainstream recognition in the way Yelp's five-star system has in the internet era.
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The White House press corps can be maddening in size and tone, sometimes a proving ground for egos and ambition with a crowd mentality that can reduce issues to sound bites or political food fights.
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I think what they failed to recognize, you played these sound bites with them reacting to back when he was talking really tough, talking about Little Rocket Man, he&aposs talking about fire and fury.
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Unless you, like many of your colleagues on both sides of the aisle, are mostly interested in generating zippy sound bites and looking dynamic for the next round of fund-raising and the next election.
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As tech companies get drawn into the deepening trade fight between the U.S. and China, sound bites are winning at the expense of a smarter understanding of the two nations' web of competition and cooperation.
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Stop focusing, they told jittery allies, on the sound bites from the White House Cabinet Room earlier this week when Mr. Trump appeared to embrace longstanding conservative taboos like gun confiscation and comprehensive background checks.
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A handful of 30-second sound bites was too inadequate for me to get a sense of how seriously all these would-be leaders plan to save my future from what is clearly an emergency.
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Or perhaps it is rooted, as one of Mr. Trump's aides suggested recently, in a desire not to create the kind of public sound bites that Mr. Obama did — and that he came to regret.
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With this in mind, the president's lawyers are likely to take the opportunity to try out a few sound bites that could foreshadow the arguments they plan to push in their fuller presentation on Monday.
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The announcement would be the opportunity for lots of Trump Twitter comments, talking points for Kellyanne Conway and sound bites for Trump supporters, until the phrase "Biden Corruption" was thoroughly implanted in the public's consciousness.
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There was just Mr. Trump, dressed in a dark overcoat and bright blue tie, free-associating in tweetable sound bites, and setting off the furious clicks of cameras every time he gesticulated with his arms.
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At any given moment, there's maybe five to ten sound bites—which could be songs, or original audio recorded by users—that are accumulating the majority of the views, sometimes hundreds of thousands in just hours.
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To be sure, Trump sound bites calling NATO obsolete and suggesting that the US won't defend members that don't "reasonably reimburse" it for protecting them have raised Russian hopes that the alliance could soon be hamstrung.
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Andrew Rosenthal Let's assume, just for the sake of argument, that Donald Trump and his supporters on the deplorable right actually mean what they say and are not just spewing sound bites for fun or attention.
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To do this, the unit puts students in the role of investigative reporters who go behind the sound bites to inform voters about what past experiences, qualities, and values each candidate will bring to the presidency.
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It marked a singular moment of desperation in his presidential campaign — but also created grounds for the nation to demand a rational, substantive campaign debate on gun safety that gets beyond Mr. Trump's inflammatory sound bites.
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Sound bites of hipster modernity (ironic facial hair; mason jars; Instagram; hashtags; man buns; dating apps), sprinkled throughout the film, succeed only in making the movie relevant to people who feel isolated from such contemporary trends.
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She adheres to her stump speech more than her sometimes-meandering husband does to his, and while she does not speak in smooth sound bites, after her tour as second lady she is more comfortable onstage.
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"In an age of social media where so many people are getting their information in sound bites and snippets off their phones, if we can't discriminate between serious arguments and propaganda, then we have problems," he said.
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She&aposs going to get the sound bites and get some interviews, but now she has to try to start thinking like a serious candidate and what she&aposs actually, you know, is going to put forward.
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All too many formal, paid conferences, though, are part of what I call the "insight-industrial complex": people flock to them to hear quasi-famous people rattle off pseudo-wise sound bites devoid of any actual value.
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Let&aposs just face it, okay, he is not a politician in the classic sense, and so when you look at all of those sound bites that you just played, they are all of the same playbook.
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Notebook For many who were blessed to enter adulthood during the 20073s, it seems as if that decade will hover over us forever, its synth-pop bleats and recycled doomsday sound bites accompanying us into the twilight.
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You guys are already laughing in the middle of the sound bites because these guys in this race that is super tight in Ohio&aposs district 22020, there are all kinds of votes to still come in.
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The drama that ensued was bigger, juicier, and far darker than anything that's happened on ABC's The Bachelor franchise, where UnReal co-creator Sarah Gertrude Shapiro reluctantly worked as a producer creating "real" sound bites for years.
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As a storyteller, he likes to seize on epochal moments from the recent past and subject them to a kind of imaginative fission, working backward from sound bites and headlines to the raw contingencies that shape history.
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It's quite a sophisticated means of campaigning, really, at a time when so much electioneering is only conducted in front of carefully selected television audiences, at non-debates or through a procession of rapidly weakening sound bites.
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It's not the Invincibles, but in retrospect, those times the world sneered at the "fourth place is like a trophy" sound bites and the teams which prompted them are some of the most memorable of his tenure.
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If you were hiring someone for a vitally important job, would you begin by interviewing 10 applicants at a time, hoping that the ones with the snappiest sound bites might also be most qualified for the job?
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Mr. Mueller's aversion to delivering quotable sound bites denied the president's critics the chance to use his words as partisan ammunition in the months ahead, preserving his above-the-fray credibility and the integrity of his findings.
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A testosterone cocktail of reactionary sound bites and incoherent action that even Michael Bay might have rejected as too amped, Peter Berg's "Mile 22" makes for an appalling referendum on the state of commercial cinema in 2018.
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"It's doubly disappointing because I AM GAY and I was personally interested in hearing what he had to say in person rather than just on a debate stage doing sound bites," Murrieta said in a text message.
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While the president has blazed a chaotic streak through Europe this past week, Turnberry has received special recognition amid other Trump-issued sound bites that analysts say have undermined the United States' relationships with close NATO allies.
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Jonathan Gruber, the architect of Obamacare, he said blatantly — we played the sound bites for you yesterday — he said we can trick the CBO, call them mandates and not taxes, and they will pass this thing through.
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As a song puts it in the play, they turn their candidate (named Lewis Lewis) into the "perfect successful white man" — one whose entire platform boils down to sound bites about trying hard and getting things done.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey attacked Mr. Rubio as a typical Washington politician who spoke in scripted sound bites, Mr. Rubio reinforced that image by repeating the same lines about President Obama's determination to change the United States.
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I'm aware of the irony that most of this essay, as with most of my TC columns, is itself structured to consist of sound bites that are arguably sort of striving in at least a vaguely insightful direction.
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His cocktail of provocative sound-bites and radical action (notably his refusal on June 10th to grant entry to an NGO rescue vessel laden with migrants) has made it seem as if he is deciding Italian foreign policy.
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But for as long as there have been news media, there have been manufacturers of content designed to exploit them, including photo-ops, sound bites, campaign rallies, press conferences, press releases, spin doctoring, rampage shootings, and terrorist attacks.
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Instead, Pinchuk sees a much bigger problem for the future of blue-collar jobs than sound bites at a time when 500,000 jobs remain open in the sector: Too many Americans don't want to do the work themselves.
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In spite of what candidates Clinton, Sanders and Trump say for sound bites, the U.S. dollar has actually depreciated against the Chinese yuan by approximately 25 percent over the past decade, bringing the currencies back into fairer value.
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Remember that social media is consumed in small bites, usually on small screens and very often on the go, which makes it particularly suited to pithy slogans, compelling visual images and other short, simple, easily digestible sound bites.
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So far, we heard very little about that, except for intriguing sound bites about repatriating the manufacturing outsourced to foreign low-cost producers, and revisions of trade policies to stem our soaring deficits and our runaway net foreign liabilities.
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Masha never thought she'd be delivering sound bites on the Russian penal system, but one two-year prison sentence later and here she is, about to rewrite our understanding of Putin's prisons with the eye-opening book Riot Days.
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In return for Apple being allowed to move its Scrooge McDuck-style pool of gold coins back here for a pittance, the company has promised to make a token investment and Trump gets to play up its sound bites.
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The president-elect never laid out the deep detail behind his tweets and sound bites that got so much traction: repeal ObamaCare, rip up trade agreements, walk away from climate commitments, back off regulation, dump Dodd-Frank, rethink NATO.
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I am the product of American academia (I often get sound bites from college trapped in my head like songs: Correlation does not imply causation … That is not a responsible sample size … Please give evidence to support your argument).
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Skills suitable for sound bites, digital ads and bumper stickers are assumed to be less useful in the White House, where policy expertise, patience and a willingness to work across the aisle are normally prerequisites for getting things done.
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And while they focused almost all of their rhetorical fire on the incumbent — Ms. Malliotakis and Mr. Dietl barely addressed one another — the mayor mostly stayed calm as he swiped away their charges, escaping without any crippling sound bites.
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" Mnuchin spokeswoman Bradshaw said of the forum that "the Democrats are playing politics with catchy-sound bites that blatantly neglect Steven's record as a loan modifying machine at OneWest who tirelessly worked to help families stay in their homes.
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Large stretches of it aren't particularly enlightening — who needs to relive the dreary, predictably acrimonious battles over budget stalemates and health care, or to hear sound bites of right-wing radio stars fanning the flames of racism and hate?
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In his willingness to lay blame directly at Mr. Trump's feet, and to categorically denounce the president as a "racist" and a "con man," Cohen delivered a wealth of head-turning sound bites, and the hosts pounced on them.
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It is far easier and gets more attention if you use salacious headlines, sound bites and make it sound like 'the truth lies somewhere in the middle', even when it doesn't," he wrote, adding, "That's how the climate deniers work.
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CLEVELAND (Reuters) - In an age of social media and sound bites, advocacy groups in Cleveland have turned to the old-fashioned medium of billboards to display messages during the Republican National Convention, from the serious to the ridiculous and shocking.
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The "characters" of the Queen's life are portrayed with a cast of voices, plus real-life sound bites from important moments in the monarch's life like her 21st birthday trip to South Africa, Princess Diana's death and the Diamond Jubilee.
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"He doesn't have to be better than Hillary, but he is going to have to show a command of the subject matter beyond just glitzy sound bites in order to pacify some segments of the electorate," Republican consultant Ford O'Connell said.
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He is in many ways the candidate most opposite to Trump: he listens closely to others, can put three sentences together, reasons his way through answers, is quick with sound bites, and shows an appreciation that the world didn't start yesterday.
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You don't need all this weekend's sound bites to know the political sentiment over big merger deals in Washington right now is extremely negative, perhaps more negative than it's been since the days of President Teddy Roosevelt's "trust busting" era.
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There were lots of disagreements on this front, but one thing stood out: Trump's speeches aren't meant to be read or used for sound bites, which is probably why Trump is so frustrated with how he comes off in the media.
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On the other hand, Putin doesn't vote, only a handful of far leftists think he's a good guy, and he can be slapped around in sound bites without risk that he will actually launch a war against the United States.
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Debates offer a real-time look at how participants play off of each other, how they answer questions that require them to adjust their rote sound bites, and how they interact in a more normal setting than a campaign stop.
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"For me, it's much easier if I've seen people, listened to people, talked to people, because sound bites are not a way to make a judgment," Byers said, adding that she'd just missed Cruz when he was in the state Friday.
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The aphorism has come back into vogue, or at least into the cultural conversation, because we are currently enmeshed in short-form writing, which is flourishing on Twitter and in the proliferation of political sound bites, both true and false.
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" Yet, I worry that one of the memorable sound bites will be less inspiring: "If I had not been elected president of the United States, we would right now, in my opinion, be in a major war with North Korea.
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" McConnell's team wasted no time responding with their own video of sound bites of McGrath from her 123 campaign calling herself the most progressive candidate in the race, and referring to Trump's southern border wall "stupid" and a "waste of money.
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The goal is to allow for longer, more detailed lines of questioning better suited to such a complicated and weighty subject than the typical five-minute bursts from lawmakers that make for pithy television sound bites, but yield less substantive responses.
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Framing the Unit: After sharing their preconceptions and gaining some background information from the article, explain to students that for this election unit, the class is going to become investigative reporters who look behind the sound bites and campaign slogans.
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Mr. Garcetti arrived at the interview loaded with statistics and sound bites, as he offered himself as a member of "an impatient next generation" ready to lead a Democratic Party that he described as being as weak as he could remember.
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In her notes below, she sees a story in the southeastern triple SOUND BITES/I SMELL A RAT/THERE THERE, which I missed when I solved, but I laughed with her at the crossing of LIVING DEAD zombies and VEGETARIAN.
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I'd position myself in front of a television camera in the marble rotunda of the Cannon House Office Building, rolling out crystalline sound bites for hundreds of thousands (and sometimes millions) of viewers of CNN, MSNBC and, yes, even Fox.
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"There are certain things that make for good sound bites but don't always translate into good policy, and that's something that I think that he and his team will wrestle with," Mr. Obama said in the White House briefing room.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — The previous hour had been a blur for Angelique Kerber, who was digesting a lot on Thursday: the first Grand Slam semifinal victory of her 14-year professional career, a postmatch meal and sound bites rationed to the news media.
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"I'm a little Libertarian, I'm a lot liberal, mostly progressive, but I have this amazing ability to be able to take really complicated policy and break it down into edible sound bites, which is something most progressive liberals cannot do," she said.
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Now, that being said, as you both know, things sort of circulate on Twitter and on Facebook and around the blogosphere in snippets and sound bites, and so a lot of folks were screenshotting the article which — this was in the second paragraph.
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In a year when so much (too much?) happened that we're all still trying to make sense of, it makes a lot of sense that graphic tees — the kinds with sound bites, provocative statements, and subversive takes on familiar logos — were so ubiquitous.
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If the new president doesn't want a nightmare situation in which consumer electronics and other imported goods sky rocket in price, he's going to have to move beyond sound bites and photo ops to dig into the endlessly complicated world of policy.
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All the while, television coverage plays on a loop in the background, with pertinent, Fox News–style sound bites delivered by a conservative blond reporter (Megan Hilty); her statements are then countered by a fed-up take on Rachel Maddow (Beth Malone).
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His latest, "Today they build cars in Mexico and you can't drink the water in Flint," definitely got me thinking, "you know, he's right about that..." And the sound bites are what we'll be tuning in for and talking about after the debate.
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A focus on just three factors can help explain this market and why no matter how many good sound bites can be rattled off about the "impending crash," most investors would be better off minding the hopelessly optimistic — or is it joyously pessimistic?
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While most lawmakers said they were not sure how the hearing will go, Republicans are hoping Democrats will fail to elicit strong TV sound bites if they follow through with their tentative plans to ask Mueller to read parts of his report aloud.
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Ctrl, technically her third body of work out in the world, is full of some of the catchiest melodic moments of the year and her ability to weave complex narratives in sound bites that stick with you for days on end is incredible.
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Beijing-based TikTok, which doesn't compete directly with TME but is making waves around the world with its music video app, has nailed licensing deals with Warner, Universal and other major labels to secure music and sound bites for its video creators.
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We must demand clear reporting from the U.S. media and concrete plans from politicians — both those in office and those clawing at each other for the presidency — not simply sound bites and what is frankly increasingly becoming a mockery of the democratic process.
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Gerhard explained that the technology is similar to what Shazam does (looking for recognizable sound bites), but adds a sort listening Z-axis to generate a 3D audio wave, one that I saw trigger an action in the still-in-development game.
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"The nature of the C.F.P.B.'s accountability mechanisms does not lend itself to quick and easy sound bites, but that does not mean it does not exist," said Susan Block-Lieb, a law professor at Fordham University who has written about those concerns.
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It is easy for Americans to lose perspective on the realities of conflict conducted across the oceans and broadcast at home in short sound bites wedged between more extensive and enticing coverage of celebrity wardrobe choices, domestic political scandals, and sports highlights.
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We can all admit onstage sound bites may not be the best yardstick for judging the political field, but it's the tool voters have been handed right now as they hunt for any and all evidence of a candidate's strength and endurance.
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Elections of US America Election, which is a mouthful however many times you say it (which might just be the point, given the nonsensical nature of so many campaign-trail sound bites), is a collaborative venture with the US political satire blog Wonkette.com.
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And I realized I have more to explore about slaughter-free soil health, and the comparison of global greenhouse gas emissions of the agriculture industry to the transportation industry, which may or may not be as simple as media sound-bites make it seem.
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Explaining to Americans why that's a good idea would be more complex than the tweets and sound bites he used to kill the TPP, but simpler than explaining in years to come why America left its friends behind in a region Beijing came to dominate.
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Instead of simply legislating to give the youth what they want in the July 22016 election — think marriage equality, jobs and action on climate change — the politicians have instead chosen to bombard them with sound bites in the digital spaces where they spend time.
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And it's easy to forget that most of our impressions of fighters are forged from sound bites gathered from minds running on restricted calories yet still conscious that they're sharing a room or a phone line with someone who wants to beat them up.
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"Our campaign hasn't ever been about sound bites, so we're excited to be the first this cycle to offer a long-form program that goes in-depth with solutions and not just empty promises," Delaney said in a press release sent to the Register.
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So, while it will undoubtedly be the card's main-eventers Conor McGregor and Nate Diaz that provide the majority of UFC 200's pre-fight sound bites, the UFC can also count on the charming and articulate Tate to help sell the card too.
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Talking to some lady that deep down doesn't give a fuck about what I'm doing, but just wants some sound bites so she can maybe get her little tight ass a nice raise, and I'm cool with that too, I've been giving you all raises.
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Wade decision, said he would punish women who get abortions, and made the phrase "grab them by the pussy" one of the more memorable sound bites of this year after a leaked 2005 tape caught him saying he can grope women because he's a celebrity.
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Before the Democratic National Committee removed the donor threshold, allowing him to qualify based on public polls, Bloomberg said he wanted to debate, even as he lamented the "precanned sound bites" they generate and dismissed the tradition as little more than scripted TV theater.
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Fewer candidates on stage with more time to speak increases the likelihood that there will be an actual discussion of policy, rather than just an exchange of barbed sound bites, according to Bill Whalen, a Republican commentator and research fellow at the Hoover Institute.
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The final element of the exhibition is something he calls a 'conceptual mixtape,' a fusion of pop songs and the artist's own personalized sound bites that form a sort of sound collage, a practice that the artist has previously employed in his past five solo shows.
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Looking back, Mock said being thrust into the crazy theater of cable news taught her how hard it is to tell a story as complicated as hers in the press, where sound bites are everything and conversations too often revolve around voyeuristic particulars of trans bodies.
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The result is a show that feels like a compressed version of a news broadcast, with card-style graphics introducing the upcoming stories, interjected video clips of key news events and sound bites and a quick-paced format to keep those with short attention spans engaged.
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"That's why he so prefers TV as his first news source – information comes in easily digestible sound bites," he explained, before adding that in the 18 months he spent with the tycoon, he never saw a book on Trump's desk, in his office or his apartment. 8.
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Still, during the weeks leading up to Wednesday, it was always clear that the two parties largely occupied two realities, with Democrats intent on whether President Trump violated his oath of office, and Republicans intent on serving up sound bites for a Fox News highlight reel.
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Walking lock and step with Obama and some in the liberal media on the perceived divisiveness spouted by the GOP frontrunners will only serve the Democratic Party nominee when the big PACs replay Haley's 'out of touch and angry voices' sound bites during the general election.
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His sound bites still bite, and as chairman of the WADA independent commission that delivered a damning two-part report on Russia's widespread doping problems, he is still charging hard at big issues, be they international track and field's allegedly corrupt former leadership or Maria Sharapova's credibility.
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Last July, artists involved in the Goethe project gathered in the square and brought sound bites of other memory projects with them, such as the Uruguayan play song and the demolition sounds of Vila Autodomo, so that they became a part of the South American park.
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We asked our experts — world editor Dave Lawler, immigration reporter Stef Kight, energy reporters Ben Geman and Amy Harder, tech reporter Ina Fried, and markets editor Dion Rabouin — what questions tonight's moderators should ask to test their depth and get beyond the sound bites we've already heard.
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"We will look out for digressions on the topic of monetary policy to confirm whether the recent sound bites heard on various newswires and from less senior ECB officials, stressing the central bank is in wait and see mode, are also his views," Mizuho said in a note.
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The app now allows users to upload sounds from their lives and travels, share them on the White Noise Market and create perfect loops from these sound bites that are uninterrupted and seamless, and therefore more likely to help people sleep or concentrate than a rough-cut audio loop.
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Each row of keys is dedicated to a specific category of sounds: the top two offer percussion options, the third features melodic components from a keyboard and a guitar, and the last row generates adlibs and sound bites from the likes of Drake, Rick Ross, and DJ Khaled.
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" Op-ed sound bites like this one light the way toward this novel's truly abysmal ending, in which a modern scientist solemnly warns about global warming that "a great crisis is just ahead" and a woman wants to cry out "The forests, the trees, they can change everything!
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Many of these athletes are now letting us know that we are not listening well, not remembering sport's longstanding relationship with activism, that in our rush for the bottom line they have been reduced to sound bites and clips, providing little room to address anything in great depth.
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Politicians are used to honing their top sound bites, knowing only one or two of their lines are likely to make it into print or onto TV. But the risk of attacking the process is taking attention away from the substance, which Democrats think overwhelmingly harms the president. Rep.
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And when the candidates do, we'll analyze and fact-check their answers in our WIRED live blog right here starting at 8pm ET. WIRED's live blog will help you cut through the sound bites and political theater of the night to focus on the issues that matter most to you.
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Peter and Frank were already on board, so when I was asked to add in some dialogue suggestions for them, how could I resist throwing in a few of my own "Furmanisms," as they became known in the fan community, little sound bites that had become synonymous with my Transformers writing.
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Markus Söder, 51, Bavaria's noisy new premier, got out of his car, complimented a woman in a dirndl, patted a couple of police horses, threw some sound bites about border security at the cameras, then strode into the beer tent to address the people of Baierbrunn, a small village near Munich.
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While most fight organizations often use the same recipe of putting well-regarded figures from the community spitting superlatives about who ever is fighting has become commonplace, the same setups cannot be used for the former pro-wrestler whose skillset remains a mystery apart from some sound bites from his coach Duke Roufus.
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In the series' first season, disillusioned feminist Rachel (Shiri Appleby) was trying to keep her sanity and some shred of dignity intact as she and her strictly no-bullshit boss Quinn (Constance Zimmer) manipulated contestants into uttering the kind of perfectly calibrated sound bites that make great television — no matter the cost.
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Here are two examples out of thousands in the public square: After President Trump met with the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, "The Daily Show" tweeted a video clip from Sean Hannity's Fox News show from the night before, side by side with some of Mr. Hannity's sound bites from the past.
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In interviews on Tuesday, political editors and reporters said that, for now, they planned to apply the same news judgment they would apply to any statement by a powerful leader, even as some acknowledged that social media allows Mr. Trump to reduce complicated subjects to snappy, and sometimes misleading, slogans and sound bites.
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"His sound bites are often incendiary, but his convictions — including the exclusivity of the gospel and the belief that homosexual behaviors are sinful — are clearly within the mainstream of American evangelicalism," R. Albert Mohler, a leading Southern Baptist, said in 2013, after former NFL quarterback Tim Tebow backed out of an event at Jeffress' church.
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After he was announced, potential 2900 candidates vied for nightly sound bites taking whacks at Kavanaugh, culminating in the laughable "Spartacus" moment of Senator Cory BookerCory Anthony BookerCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE (D-N.J.).
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In what we're calling our "Civil Conversation Challenge," we'll be inviting students to engage in discussion about divisive issues — but challenging them to do so in a way that models the kind of respectful dialogue that can help us move beyond sound bites and caricatures to a greater understanding of other points of view.
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In these seemingly self-propagating images, the London-based Landy is attempting a mind-meld with the American political moment — a risky move that attempts to elevate hundreds of red-and-white drawings on torn paper, the visual equivalents of sound bites, into an aggregate environment beating with the fevered pulse of the times.
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" Similarly, Blood Orange's Freetown Sound takes on issues of race as well as sexuality and gender, sampling sound bites, including young, Atlanta-based poet Ashlee Haze's "For Colored Girls" which angrily declares, "I will tell you that right now there are a million black girls just waiting to see someone who looks like them.
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So when we drifted to a quieter spot to kibbitz, I mentioned that I was impressed with the gold medal but more taken with this thoughtful kid, self-conscious beyond her years, able to speak in long paragraphs rather than sound bites, unafraid to admit her fears and very aware of her good fortune.
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Sometime between the series finale of Gossip Girl and the birth of Kate Middleton's second baby, I gave up emulating the women I saw on TV. For too many of my teenage years, I had found myself struggling to pull off that wavy CW hair and awkwardly speaking in pointed sound bites à la ABC's Revenge.
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Consider this excerpt from "On Language," a poem about the intangible power of love that not even words can express; it could easily be dissected into palatable sound bites, but as a whole, it's far more layered and beautiful (translation courtesy of my mother): The language of companions stands alone Sharing a heart is better than sharing a language.
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WASHINGTON — Republican leaders are sharpening and poll-testing lines of attack that portray Democratic policies on health care, the environment and abortion as far outside the norm, in hopes of arming President Trump with hyperbolic sound bites — some of them false — asserting that Democrats would cause long waits for doctors or make killing babies after birth legal.
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He has cracked down on migrants, raised the alarm about a drug and security emergency, led a rebellion against the European Union, insulted its leaders as drunks, sated the news media with a constant stream of outrageous sound bites, baited the left into overreactions by purposefully echoing Mussolini and filled the widespread Italian demand for a law-and-order heavy.
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" Stewart M. Patrick, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations and former policy staffer at the State Department under President George W. Bush, said, "It's not enough simply to make, as Bob Corker did pretty frequently, made-for-TV sound bites expressing alarm or discomfort about U.S. policy unless there's going to be substantive hearings about the wisdom of those choices.
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And at this point in the process, in this very particular election climate, campaigning as a Democrat seems to be much less about specific policy issues and much more about how you campaign: where you're willing to go, how obsessively and aggressively you put yourself out there, how effectively sound bites from your speech can be turned into Now This memes and viral videos.
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As the OG found himself Just Dippin' his toes into the world of puck play-by-play, here's more of Snoop's best sound bites behind the LA Kings' mic: Not only was Snoop rocking the PxP booth on Saturday like a boss, but the rapper had his fingers all over the Kings' game-day festivities and professed his plans as the "new owner" of the club.
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Postmodernists, Heer wrote, describe a world where Fragmented sound bites have replaced linear thinking, where nostalgia ("Make America Great Again") has replaced historical consciousness or felt experiences of the past, where simulacra is indistinguishable from reality, where an aesthetic of pastiche and kitsch (Trump Tower) replaces modernism's striving for purity and elitism, and where a shared plebeian culture of vulgarity papers over intensifying class disparities.
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The candidates on the stump have limited their comments on National Security to sound bites (although the NATSEC community has come down hard on Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, virtually declaring him unfit for the office).
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Tiresome as it was, it was a fun time—in a deranged, masochistic sort of way—with many threats of bodily harm, flag hurling, awkwardly long stare downs, spectators crowning the "winner" of each press conference based on whose verbal abuse seemed less scripted, and the principals redirecting their own gnawing insecurities re: money, fame, likeability, fighting style, and prospects of victory into headline- and video-package-ready sound bites.
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These writers describe a world where the visual has triumphed over the literary, where fragmented sound bites have replaced linear thinking, where nostalgia ("Make America Great Again") has replaced historical consciousness or felt experiences of the past, where simulacra is indistinguishable from reality, where an aesthetic of pastiche and kitsch (Trump Tower) replaces modernism's striving for purity and elitism, and where a shared plebeian culture of vulgarity papers over intensifying class disparities.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE is justifiably criticized for turning the executive branch into a reality show — a rough-and-tumble political version of "Survivor," punctuated by sharp sound-bites and knife-edged tweets in place of policy discussion and consensus building.
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Rogue One, which follows Felicity Jones's Jyn Erso as she and a group of rebels work to steal blueprints for the Death Star, is highly anticipated, especially since the movie's very concept comes from a line in A New Hope's famous opening crawl: From the looks of this new footage, revealed in between glowing sound bites from director Gareth Edwards, Rogue One will be quite different from the other Star Wars movies we've come to know so well.
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Instead of trying to change the mood of a moment, 21st-century politicians will plan their debates in the hope of inspiring a popular GIF or a viral zinger (especially Clinton -- no aspect of her performance at the House Select Committee on Benghazi has so permeated the consciousness as those well-rehearsed eye rolls.) So perhaps it matters less how opponents interact with each other than whether they can simply get their own sound bites into their airtime.
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Sound bites from those who kneeled, stood together with interlocking arms, or remained in the locker room were seemingly required to include a statement from the player about how much he loves the troops or the flag or America because God forbid he doesn't make that clear for the underhanded snakes ready to pounce from the tall grass and scream about disrespecting a soldier that gave his life, as if that proclamation of love from the players matters to the cretins who would scold them anyway.
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When the director of national intelligence, Dan CoatsDaniel (Dan) Ray Coats11 Essential reads you missed this week Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move Hillicon Valley: Deepfakes pose 2020 test for media | States beg Congress for more election security funds | Experts worry campaigns falling short on cybersecurity | Trump officials urge reauthorization of NSA surveillance program MORE, and his colleagues testified this week in open session before Congress, the TV sound bites concentrated on what they didn't say: they deferred the leading, political questions to the afternoon classified session.
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The book by former FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien Comey6900 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2628 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE and the daily hyperbolic John BrennanJohn Owen BrennanWebb: Questions for Robert Mueller A brief timeline of Trump's clashes with intelligence director Dan Coats Trump critic Brennan praises his Iran decision: I 'applaud' him MORE sound bites are perhaps the final reveal of just how much hubris and vitriol they had.
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We focus on drug pricing based on value, the value that the medicine brings to the patient, the value that the medicine brings to the healthcare system, clearly at a point in time where we were losing patents starting in 2011, many of these products of ours at that time became available in very low cost generic forms and I think that some of the sound bites, some of the noise you hear around pricing neglects the fact that we often must pay deep discounts in a market based environment where we're competing, in many cases, against other alternative therapies including those low cost generics.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg arrives to testify before a joint hearing of the US Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee and Senate Judiciary Committee on Capitol Hill, April 10, 2018 in Washington, DC. (Photo: JIM WATSON/AFP/Getty Images) Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg arrives to testify before a joint hearing of the US Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee and Senate Judiciary Committee on Capitol Hill, April 10, 2018 in Washington, DC. (Photo: JIM WATSON/AFP/Getty Images) Sidestepping any gotcha questions or meme-worthy sound bites, Zuckerberg's repetitive answers gave the impression that there's little left to uncover, whether or not that's true.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpOvernight Defense: Ex-Navy secretary slams Trump in new op-ed | Impeachment tests Pompeo's ties with Trump | Mexican president rules out US 'intervention' against cartels EXCLUSIVE: 2020 Dem Andrew Yang releases tax returns Giuliani calls Trump to say he was joking about 'insurance policy' MORE on Friday evening tweeted an edited video clip of a CNN segment with anchor Chris CuomoChristopher (Chris) Charles CuomoTrump 85033 national spokesperson gives birth to daughter Trump tweets altered CNN clip mocking Cuomo segment CNN's McCabe restricted from talking about DOJ IG report MORE, replacing the voice of Cuomo's mother with sound bites of Trump instead.
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Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 2018 breach New intel chief inherits host of challenges Overnight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces MORE -- As CNBC reported, Democratic donors are pushing Mark Warner to enter the field as a moderate (read safe) alternative to Sanders, Warren, Harris, et al.. They see him as having enough Trump bashing sound bites to make him a credible choice for the left, but also an ample pro-growth record to not spook the business community.
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