He speaks softly and in full paragraphs while wearing sensible knitwear.
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Nott, who is fifty-nine, speaks softly, and has a calm, professorial demeanor.
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If you're talking to someone who speaks softly, calm your voice and back up.
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SUNDAY CROSSWORD COLUMN Joon Pahk's Sunday puzzle speaks softly and carries a big trick.
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A former IT engineer originally from Belgium, von Heinrichshorst speaks softly, measuring each word carefully.
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Master Class Jennifer Holmgren is speaks softly, treads gently and has a warm, friendly demeanor.
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She speaks softly, firmly and without fear, but is openly more comfortable with the written word.
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The little girl feels the bird's warm heart racing against her body and speaks softly to it.
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He is trim and somewhat formal, and speaks softly, with a trace of the accent of his native Trinidad.
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Unlike Phil, who has a reputation for being brash, Amanda often speaks softly, with her hands folded or in her pockets.
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At the restaurant, Monica speaks softly, occasionally lowering her voice even further when servers walked by, worried about someone overhearing her.
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Sitting at the coffee table inside his remarkably spartan office at company headquarters, the Google CEO speaks softly, even by his standards.
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A good teacher, Mr Almila explains, makes children work well together and makes them pay close attention even when he speaks softly.
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The owner of the café is Wan, whose name has been changed, a local who speaks softly and walks with a slight limp.
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Dressed in elegant gray-on-gray, she speaks softly of her black-on-black abstraction by Ad Reinhardt, most meditative of Abstract Expressionists.
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Sixty-two years old, slight and balding, with thick-frame glasses and a gray goatee, he speaks softly and carefully, his accent faintly Southern.
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Wishnatzki is a genial sixty-three-year-old third-generation berry man, who wears a white goatee and speaks softly, with a Southern drawl.
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In shuffles a nervous interviewer to take his or her seat, stealing the odd personal observation: The auteur's eyes are blue-green, and he speaks softly.
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The Maret junior E. J. Jarvis, a lanky young man who speaks softly but prolifically, has been offered a scholarship by Virginia Tech and several midmajors.
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But in fashion, discretion like Ms. Serre's — she speaks softly, arrives gently and doesn't even hold a fashion show to showcase her work — is not normal.
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WATTERS: And the caps, it&aposs like -- was it Teddy Roosevelt speaks softly, carry a big stick, speaks loudly and carries a big stick, and that&aposs fine.
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And though he speaks softly, Spieth carries a big proverbial stick, or 14 of them, preferring to let his clubs do the talking rather than make grandiose predictions.
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AKRON, Ohio — Richard Cordray speaks softly and carries a big stack: lime-green index cards, pressed into his shirt pocket, near enough for any sudden onset of note-taking.
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Leaning forward, Mendes drapes a gentle arm around his student's shoulder and speaks softly to him, the sound of his voice lost in the cacophony of noise in the arena.
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At an age he never expected to reach, married to a man he once skewered in print, he speaks softly and wears turquoise jewelry to ward off dangers to his health.
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"She's sort of the judicial equivalent of Teddy Roosevelt — she speaks softly but carries a big stick," said Judd Burstein, a lawyer who has known Judge Wood for more than 30 years.
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But some of the children are vicious, and so is his teacher, a hillock of a woman who speaks softly and does, in fact, carry a big stick that she regularly wields.
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Mr. Kushner, 61, is tall — surely the tallest major American playwright since Arthur Miller — and youthful-looking, and speaks softly but rapidly, as if rushing to keep up with a runaway brain.
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The cloistral space speaks softly of an orderly old rural England in which social ties are an organic fact of life, and all farming is necessarily organic because industrially produced nitrate fertilizers don't exist yet.
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BEST NATURE STUDY, RED IN TOOTH & CLAW: Delia Owens speaks softly in WHERE THE CRAWDADS SING (Putnam, $26), a tenderly told first novel that begins in 1969, when two boys on bikes come upon a body half submerged in a swamp.
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CBS's "Face the Nation": Pompeo, former Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes 85033 roadshow to New Mexico Trump needs a national security adviser who 'speaks softly' US could deploy 150 troops to Syria: report MORE, Sen.
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Both succeeded James MattisJames Norman MattisThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes 2020 roadshow to New Mexico Trump needs a national security adviser who 'speaks softly' US could deploy 150 troops to Syria: report MORE, who resigned from his post in December.
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He speaks softly in hushed Brummie tones, this just before the end of a debut season with Brentford in which, despite some early struggles after his transfer from Walsall, he has by all accounts grown steadily into his midfield role.
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It was the first appearance in the final of a top-tier WTA event for both 20-year-olds, and it was the first WTA title at any level for Osaka, who speaks softly but can hit as hard as anyone on the circuit.
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He speaks softly, in an elegant, metaphorically rich and poetic French, often revisiting questions to refine or contradict a previous statement, growing visibly restless when he cannot get a point across to his satisfaction, at which juncture he seems ready to abandon the conversation completely.
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In one video, Black, sitting in a folding chair in front of an array of candles, flowers, and notes left by visitors, appears to have been overcome with grief; Patel crouches down, places a hand on her back, another on her forearm, and speaks softly to her.
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I married a motor head, too — a gentle man who speaks softly and makes himself a cup of hot tea every night, but who can recite lines from Steve McQueen's "Le Mans" and who recently affixed a huge "65" racing decal to his vintage Volvo ("Just for fun," he says).
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Job security clearly is fleeting in an age when an icon such as Secretary of Defense James MattisJames Norman MattisThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes 2020 roadshow to New Mexico Trump needs a national security adviser who 'speaks softly' US could deploy 150 troops to Syria: report MORE can be summarily shown the door.
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Lethality is one part of the strategy put forth by former Secretary of Defense James MattisJames Norman MattisThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes 2020 roadshow to New Mexico Trump needs a national security adviser who 'speaks softly' US could deploy 150 troops to Syria: report MORE to boost the U.S. military's capability and readiness.
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As former Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes 85033 roadshow to New Mexico Trump needs a national security adviser who 'speaks softly' US could deploy 150 troops to Syria: report MORE testified just over a year ago, the military has operated under 1,000 days of debilitating continuing resolutions for the past decade.
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Former Secretary of Defense James MattisJames Norman MattisThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes 85033 roadshow to New Mexico Trump needs a national security adviser who 'speaks softly' US could deploy 150 troops to Syria: report MORE is joining the D.C.-based business advisory firm The Cohen Group, according to a copy of the announcement reported by Politico on Sunday.
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Narciso Rodriguez, too, speaks softly and cuts a mean slip dress, all in support of the belief that a woman should move unencumbered through space, this season via bias-cut sleeveless silk tunics and dresses with rivers of bronze and silver in chevron lines and over slick trousers — plus the occasional scrunched-up blanket coat and big bias knit for a bit of shelter.
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Tough Guy' Bolton: 'He made some very big mistakes' Fox's Cavuto roasts Trump over criticism of network MORE and former Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes 2020 roadshow to New Mexico Trump needs a national security adviser who 'speaks softly' US could deploy 150 troops to Syria: report MORE, as well as the short-lived White House communications director Anthony ScaramucciAnthony ScaramucciTrump blasts 'Mr.
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Your bargain is tin! It crumples in my hand! And where is faith now—Yours or mine? The speaker calms down, speaks softly and suggests that he comfort God.
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Caspar Milquetoast is a comic strip character created by H. T. Webster for his cartoon series The Timid Soul. Webster described Caspar Milquetoast as "the man who speaks softly and gets hit with a big stick". The character's name is derived from a bland and fairly inoffensive food, milk toast, which, light and easy to digest, is an appropriate food for someone with a weak or "nervous" stomach.
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These often inscrutable songs offer kaleidoscopic glimpses into what seems like a complicated persona." Jayson Greene of Pitchfork said "Wanderer drags just the tiniest bit. It speaks softly from the echoes of the best Cat Power moments, which means it doesn't ice-pick you in the center of your most treasured insecurities the way some of her most celebrated music has." The Telegraphs Neil McCormick wrote, "Wanderer is an album of peculiar little songs that you won't hear in anyone else's catalogue.
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H. T. Webster's The Timid Soul The titles of Webster's cartoons reflected the different situations, as in Our Boyhood Ambitions and Bridge. In 1924, he moved to the New York World and soon after added The Timid Soul featuring Caspar Milquetoast, a wimpy character whose name is derived from milk toast. Webster described Caspar Milquetoast as "the man who speaks softly and gets hit with a big stick". The modern dictionary definition of milquetoast (meaning a very shy or retiring person) comes from Webster's cartoons.
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Gangsta rap became the center of arguments about censorship and labeling, with Snoop Dogg often used as an example of violent and misogynistic musicians. Unlike much of the harder-edged gangsta rap artists, Snoop Dogg seemed to show his softer side, according to music journalist Chuck Philips. Rolling Stone music critic Touré asserted that Snoop had a relatively soft vocal delivery compared to other rappers: "Snoop's vocal style is part of what distinguishes him: where many rappers scream, figuratively and literally, he speaks softly." Doggystyle, much like The Chronic, featured a host of rappers signed to or affiliated with the Death Row label including Daz Dillinger, Kurupt, Nate Dogg, and others.
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In 2009 the music listening team made up of Matt Howard, Maivboon Vang, and Colton Moyer, took home a second-place finish at the state competition, this was after placing first in sections. The previous year Matt Howard, Connie Sinks, and Colton Moyer, took second in sections and advanced to state. The state placing team of 2009 was featured in the Star Tribune. One student from the class of 2006 was the recipient of the Gates Millennium Scholarship, five Harding alumni were named KARE-11 Academic All- StarsKinchlow, Rondah (March 16th, 2005) "Academic All-Star Michael Peden"Kinchlow, Rondah (December 5th, 2005) "Maria Bateman - Harding High School" McNiff, Tim (April 20th, 2009) "Harding senior speaks softly, carries a big academic stick" and one received a WCCO-TV outstanding graduate award.
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