But it ended up striking a chord with her audience.
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Still, Mr. Peltz's arguments were striking a chord with some investors.
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The video's striking a chord ... it already has over 5 million views after a day.
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The trailer for the new body-switch comedy Little is striking a chord with fans.
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We're looking forward to it striking a chord with genre fans when it hits theaters on April 7th.
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Druze leaders have voiced a deep sense of betrayal over the law, striking a chord among many Israelis.
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Striking a chord on TikTok, Dr. Leslie said, means tailoring medical messaging to the app's often goofy form.
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As to what sort of skills are actually striking a chord with consumers, Amazon itself recently shared that information.
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"When PragerU takes aim at suffocating speech codes on campus, it's striking a chord with traditional liberals," Stephens said.
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I know that by sharing my truth, I will be striking a chord with so so many women and men.
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But on Twitter, a short segment from a recent Washington Post piece about Sean Spicer's mouth was really striking a chord.
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And there's no person on the other end to help gauge if a response is striking a chord, or horribly off-key.
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Still, Mr. Prince's pitch to deploy contractors instead of U.S. soldiers seems to be striking a chord at a particularly sensitive moment.
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By striking a chord of solidarity with the regime's principal opposition to clerical rule, the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI).
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Proof that she is, quite literally, striking a chord, repeatedly penning the kind of catchy, upbeat songs people want to sing along to.
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But the quote is striking a chord at this moment for an important reason: it perfectly describes the hypocrisy of what's happening in Washington right now.
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Because it is striking a chord with anyone and everyone concerned about the treatment of immigrants by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and the U.S. government.
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Milhouse himself seems to have been the inspiration for scores of bands, too, Bart's nerdy friend apparently striking a chord with punk kids the world over.
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Trump's extraordinary outburst on Monday against NATO allies, the European Union and Canada appeared aimed at striking a chord with voters who support his "America First" agenda.
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And yet while all this suggests his message is certainly striking a chord within electronic music, Sanders may have just gotten his biggest stamp of approval thus far.
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Trump's campaign has capitalized on outrageous claims about immigration, women, minorities, and terrorism, seemingly striking a chord with conservative voters and even some establishment types, like New Jersey Gov.
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Last week, President Obama gave his final State of the Union, striking a chord of hopeful optimism with regard to the nation's future and the outlook for the American people.
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Marvel's Captain America: Civil War hit theaters this weekend, and thus far, the film's combination of hero-on-hero violence and ideological exchanges is striking a chord with viewers and critics.
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Broadcast on the state-run network TRT 1, its sentiments are insular and nationalistic, striking a chord in a country feeling bruised and belligerent after the military coup attempt last July.
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" Abani said she first met the AliveCor team via its investor, Vinod Khosla, and that she was most impressed with the company for "striking a chord with both consumers and medical professionals.
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It is a tale of two South Korean families - the wealthy Parks and the poor Kims - mirroring the deepening disparities in Asia's fourth-largest economy and striking a chord with global audiences.
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Rabbi Eckstein began his "On Wings of Eagles" project, raising money through television infomercials and striking a chord with evangelicals who hailed the arrival of Jewish exiles as part of biblical prophecy.
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And the company's tech focus seems to be striking a chord with its existing members: Nearly half of Oscar's members used the company's mobile app in 2018, compared with the industry average 7%.
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Gabrielle's feud with 'AGT' is striking a chord with Waka, and he unloaded when we got him in Atlanta -- telling us he's proud of Gabrielle for speaking out about what was allegedly going down at 'AGT.
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Millions of Americans watched Trump standing behind Clinton during one of their presidential debates -- the camera capturing him at his podium at such an angle to give the appearance of shadowing, and striking a chord for women.
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Poe's pro-investment, anti-poverty platform is striking a chord and some experts have suggested some voters who were expected to back Roxas might instead get behind Poe, setting the stage for a bitter, two-way fight with Duterte.
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Even though they came at the problem from very different perspectives, both men had fired up a town that was in a sour mood, striking a chord with their talk of a rigged economic system and their loud disgust at the decline of American manufacturing.
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The movement is also inspiring others to make the leap: And it's striking a chord with cancer survivors who have embraced the look — and successfully battled the disease: What's more, those rising to the challenge are showing that there's beauty in any hair length — something that even the famously wave-happy Victoria's Secret Fashion Show has embraced this year.
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"You can see from the numbers that the approach the company's taking – colleague-led, customers onside, re-connecting the business with its core and then becoming more relevant to more people in Britain - appears to be striking a chord," said Potts, a former Tesco executive who joined Morrisons in 22019 to lead a recovery after it was badly damaged by the rise of discounters Aldi and Lidl and the strategic errors of previous management.
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On the one hand, it sheds light on the communicative efficacy and momentum inherent in his works and striking a chord with many people, and on the other hand, it shows why his artistic position has the power to polarise opinion, especially in the art world.
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A common ordering of the progression, "vi–IV–I–V", was dubbed the "sensitive female chord progression" by Boston Globe Columnist Marc Hirsh.Hirsh, Marc. "Striking a Chord", The Boston Globe, December 31, 2008. In C major this would be Am–F–C–G, which basically modulates key to A minor.
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Business Week described the scene: His ideas of the future had a remarkable degree of realism and immediacy, striking a chord with an American audience slowly recovering from the Great Depression and that was longing for prosperity. Futurama's imaginary landscape of 1960 was, at the time, seen not just as a novel physical space, but as a glimpse of the future.
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Toni! Toné!. The Press of Atlantic City wrote that the album "brought in a whole new generation of Saadiq fans, with songs such as '100 Yard Dash' striking a chord with even ironic teenagers." According to Gail Mitchell of Billboard, The Way I See It helped Saadiq reach "the major-market hipster crowd, music supervisors and festival bookers." He also attained a following among Japanese audiences.
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His images appear similar to those of indigenous populations of North America and the Ancient Near East. If he found out one of his symbols was not original, he no longer used it. He wanted his art to have the same impact on all his viewers, striking a chord not because they had seen it before, but because it was so basic and elemental that it resounded within them.
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As part of the firm's outreach efforts, Cordell & Cordell operates a network of online properties designed to offer additional divorce resources and information to men going through divorce. In its profile of the firm in the article "Lawyers Carve Out Divorce For Men Niche," The Wall Street Journal cited several of these websites and their featured articles as striking a chord with men wary of a court system predisposed against them.
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In 1989, MTV sponsored a contest in which the winner had her home trashed by the band. This would later inspire Anthrax's 1992 appearance on the television series Married... with Children, in which the Bundys win a similar TV contest. In 1990 Anthrax released the more serious Persistence of Time, which surpassed State of Euphorias success. The album was darker, more technical and more progressive than the band's previous work, striking a chord with metal fans wary of Anthrax's "silly" side.
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The resulting album, What Does it Take, came out on 12 October 2009 on Cooking Vinyl in the UK and Ireland. In 2008, following a chance meeting with a US Army colonel at SXSW in Austin, Texas, Bryden flew to Iraq to play for the Armed Forces. Her second tour there in 2009 was documented by Susan Cohn Rockefeller for her film Striking A Chord. Shake The Tree was recorded at Metrophonic Studios, outside London, in the summer of 2010.
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Once off the ground they applied and got accepted to Y Combinator, a startup incubator, and with that footing were able to secure more meetings with investors, eventually raising $10 million in funding in May 2011. Having gone through many investor meetings, Ha found initial success after striking a chord with Fred Wilson of Union Square Ventures, a user of the product, who would be the cornerstone of first round VC. He was selected as one of the "Best Young Tech Entrepreneurs 2011" by Businessweek.
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Stage keyboardist Nick Holywell-Walker was also brought in to add some additional synthesizer and programming. Singer and keyboard player Jaz Coleman had spent some time decompressing at the end of the Pandemonium tour in Sedona, Arizona, where he had been inspired by a new interest in Native American culture, striking a chord with his previous involvement in Māori culture in New Zealand, where he had settled in 1991. This resulted in a more optimistic and New Age-tinged album lyrically and marked the beginning of a more settled period for Coleman, who had by now also made considerable progress with his orchestral career.Coleman, Jaz (2013).
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Modern pedal steel guitar with two necks The pedal steel guitar is a console- type of steel guitar with pedals and knee levers that change the pitch of certain strings to enable playing more varied and complex music than any previous steel guitar design. Like all steel guitars, it can play unlimited glissandi (sliding notes) and deep vibrati—characteristics it shares with the human voice. Pedal steel is most commonly associated with American country music. Pedals and knee levers were added to a steel guitar in the 1950s, allowing the performer to play a major scale without moving the bar and also to push the pedals while striking a chord, making passing notes slur or bend up into harmony with existing notes.
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Disc jockey and author Pete Fornatale writes that Bookends represents "a once-in-a-career convergence of musical, personal, and societal forces that placed Simon & Garfunkel squarely at the center of the cultural zeitgeist of the sixties". Rolling Stone credited the record with striking a chord among lonely, adrift young adults near the end of the decade, writing that a lyric in "A Hazy Shade of Winter"—"Time, time, time, see what’s become of me..."—"defined the moment for a generation on the edge of adulthood". Many viewed Bookends as the band's most accomplished work at the time, a breakthrough in production and songwriting. "Bookends was our first serious piece of work, I'd say", said Simon in a 1984 interview with Playboy.
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BOSM is the only sports festival of the country to have a Social Connect, in the hope of striking a chord of humanity. The major events are: # Junoon \- The major event in this category, Junoon is a Sports cum social event, organized by the Sports Union, BITS Pilani in association with NSS BITS Pilani, for specially abled children. It boasts of over a hundred participants from almost a dozen Non-Government Organisations (like Umang, Greenpeace, Nirmaan, Muskaan, Goonj, Amla Birla Kendra) who battle it out across events ranging from basketball, cricket, football, tennis to cultural competitions. Junoon 2012, the first edition of Junoon was covered by Hindustan Times, New Delhi. # BOSM marathon- A ‘run for a cause’ marathon, initiated with the aim to raise awareness about various social issues like women's safety and anti-smoking. # YODH- A ‘sports day’ for unprivileged children of the nearby district.
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Following the announcement of Joseph Muscat's upcoming resignation due to the assassination of Daphne Caruana Galizia, and the ensuing protests, deputy prime minister Chris Fearne was considered the front-runner to replace Muscat as leader of the party and Prime Minister, and other hopefuls (including Ian Borg and Miriam Dalli) were reportedly pressured not to run in order to allow a quick transition by Christmas 2019 with the formality of a vote by party members for a single candidate. Robert Abela remarked that he did not want to be a part of any "diabolical pact", and presented his candidacy as an alternative to Chris Fearne. However, according to James Debono, Abela was soon recognised as the "continuity" candidate instead of Fearne, emphasizing stability, unity and normality, as opposed to the bolder changes advocated by Fearne.James Debono on Malta Today Abela's leadership campaign was focused on party members and aimed at striking a chord with the traditional Labour themes (social housing, free medicines for the elderly and better employment conditions for blue- collar workers)Times of Malta while distancing himself from the coziness of Muscat with big business.
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