They're making a very strong point of acknowledging, 'We're together.
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Humor, it should be noted, is not Knausgaard's strong point.
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I haven't observed that to be the party's strong point.
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Of course, history is not our esteemed leader's strong point.
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Seifert: I have a very strong point of view on this.
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She remains a strong point of reference both musically and stylistically.
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This was an uneven episode, but Cheesman was the strong point.
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Obviously, I'll have a strong point of view going into that meeting.
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What's ours now, we claim it and make a strong point from there.
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With those numbers in mind, Wilson makes a strong point in the pitch video.
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The charismatic Gantz has solid credentials on security, traditionally a strong point for Netanyahu.
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She had such a strong point of view, especially for being 14 years old.
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Trump's strong point is clearly the economy, yet 2023 percent of Democrats still disapproved.
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"The economy really is the strong point for Donald Trump," said former Representative Jason Chaffetz.
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CN: Do you have a strong point of view on what cryptocurrencies are actually for?
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Shawn Mendes might be able to sing, but a British accent is not his strong point.
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That hadn't been a strong point previously, but I think that year I got six poles.
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It's too early to tell if we have a strong point of view on any issues.
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CEO Jeff Miller cited growth in Halliburton's international business as a strong point in the quarter.
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It began with opponents of the Constitution, among whom legal knowledge was not a strong point.
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Economic management, a traditional strong point for the conservative government, is now being called into question.
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The economy, once a strong point for Mr. Erdogan, has stumbled badly in the last year.
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He will, in other words, have a strong point of view and an ideology that supports it.
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The NcI's strong point is that, unlike the M9453S, its candidates are well-known to their electorates.
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But there really isn't a strong point to some of the most glaring imagery in The Leftovers.
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MJD definitely has a strong point of view ... blaming Kelly's "gimmick offense" for destroying the Philadelphia Eagles.
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For many of the people who took my Roth classes, this is a strong point of view.
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Retail has been a major strong point for the company and has helped distinguish it from competitors.
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We don't just have one strong point, but the main thing is we play together as a group.
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There is no doubt that the series had a strong point of view and took on tough issues.
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And we have always made a very strong point not to bring our personal life into the office.
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How they've made me more successful: My professional history is eclectic but is a strong point of differentiation.
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Streams were not a strong point for either album: "Anthem" totaled eight million and "Evolution" had six million.
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In partnership with Gap, ahead, we celebrate individuality through fit and style — and a strong point of view.
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And in 2018, health care is generally an issue that's seen as a strong point for Democrats, not Republicans.
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CHRIS PEARCEBristol "Silicon pally" (April 15th) made a strong point about the pervasiveness of sexism in the tech industry.
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Their shared anti-interventionist stance and wariness toward communism ensured that publication would have a strong point of view.
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And what's ours now at least, let's take it and make a strong point there that this is ours.
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In addition to having a strong point of view, you need to be well-versed in top design software.
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"I want you to have a strong point of view and don't be afraid to articulate it," Obama said.
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The strong point of Trump's presidency, in both political and substantive terms, has been the relatively sunny economic situation.
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But again, I don't know or have a strong point of view on whether that will radically change society.
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"We have a very strong point of view in our conversations about it," Bakish said on the company's earnings call.
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I've never seen anybody making bits out of their college years with such a unique and strong point of view.
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Trisha is a quirky person who has a strong point of view, both in her choreography and her beautiful drawings.
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The economy has been a strong point for Trump, though growth hasn't lived up to some of the president's promises.
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"What's ours now, at least let's get them and make a strong point there that it is ours," he said.
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Our strong point is service, we serve a coffee of very high quality, with a very refined blend, a great service.
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Some experts believe it's simply a way to make a strong point to Facebook and not a serious piece of legislation.
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Maggie tries to be supportive, but as we've come to realize over the last few seasons, relationships aren't her strong point.
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He made the strong point that there will never be enough members of Congress with the guts to make real cuts.
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The strong point of the report is that its interviews were carried out by sex workers, recruited via local sheltered accommodation.
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The em dash, on the other hand, is a colorful punctuation mark — it can be used to make a strong point!
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I find it easiest to look for the anagrams first, although anagrams in general are not a strong point for me.
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The em dash, on the other hand, is a colorful punctuation mark—it can be used to make a strong point!
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That's surprising — looking at "Key & Peele," that would seem to come from a person with a very strong point of view.
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"I always look forward to designing with Selena because she has a strong point of view," he said in a press release.
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"We know our strong point is utility and performance whereas Virgil's superpower is his connection to culture, insight, aesthetic," Mr. Reynolds said.
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Viewing angles aren't its strong point, but the colors are punchy and the resolution is incredibly sharp at 440 non-PenTile ppi.
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These two films are powerful and also make a strong point in favor of accessibility features, specialized apps for autistic people and more.
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It's also more than just a calling card for Fede, because it announces him as a director with a strong point-of-view.
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Plans and math and rationality are just simply not our strong point though Yang gang I certainly appreciate your commitment to such things!
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But when chefs also have discipline, the ability to run a kitchen well and a strong point of view, their restaurants stand out.
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"We do believe that we have made one very strong point, very emphatically, very fair to everyone," Engler told reporters after the ruling.
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Consumer demand had been a strong point of the economy since voters decided to leave the EU three-and-a-half years ago.
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Portugal coach Fernando Santos summed up the South Americans on the eve of the match when he was asked to name their strong point.
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But as Musk himself admits, timelines aren't his strong point: Even when his futuristic technology comes together, it tends to take longer than expected.
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"Creating technology has not necessarily been their strong point — it's been more on rules and best practices with established technology," said Goodway Group's Martin.
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Lego Group has declined to comment on Batman sales, but said sales of its Star Wars playsets have been a strong point, Bloomberg reported.
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She's preferred cold noodle dishes to hot ones for her entire life, making her expertise in the matter a strong point in her cooking.
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In a pitch deck shared in 2014, Pogue indicated Yahoo Tech's design and content geared towards the general audience would be its strong point.
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All of those are fine materials for a show, but the episode falls flat without a strong point of view to make it stand out.
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We also thought of people with a strong point of view who we admired and wanted to support, like Ellen Page with her show GAYCATION.
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I don't think the camera is so bad to rule the phone out completely, but it's not the Idol 4S' strong point by any means.
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The Red Bulls scored early and often as the N.Y.C.F.C. back line, never the club's strong point, lost structure and ceded open lanes under pressure.
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But it has a strong point of view, and there's not a lot of room for misinterpretation if we're coming from remotely the same planet.
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You gotta watch this ... the singing is super fun and she has a strong point of view on how she wants to lead her life.
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Reviews indicate service is a strong-point, which is often the case in Thailand, and recommend renting a motorbike or car to explore the area.
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"I'm used to wrangling with kids—kids are my strong point, so I can get down on their level and be silly and goofy," Sargent says.
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Trading has been a strong point for Wall Street banks this quarter, with Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, Bank of America and JPMorgan Chase all reporting strong growth.
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Even if you're just writing a short review of, say, the place you go to get your car's oil changed, a strong point of view helps.
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The Note, in particular, had been a strong point for Samsung, helping it stand out thanks to its large screen and built-in S-Pen stylus.
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Unless you have a really strong point of view, it's easy for CGI art to look homogenous, so Abi's steadfastness to her vision is so respectable.
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And because this is an Opinion piece, we were looking for people who had a strong point of view and wanted to express their ideas publicly.
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"The strong point for high-end design here is that you can be sure it's created locally," said Zuzana Bobikova, who runs programming for the council.
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Ultimately "Marginal Loss" lacks a strong point of view on what these finance workers are trying so hard to accomplish: to make a ton of money again.
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Gail: I'd make that Ginger Rogers joke about doing everything the guys do, only backward in heels, but neither shoes nor dancing is actually my strong point.
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Minnesota's return game figures to be a strong point as Cordarrelle Patterson topped the league in 27 with a 22012-yard average and two touchdowns on kick returns.
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I have no faith that such an idea would work, nor that we'll ever solve the melting sea ice problem, because international cooperation is not humankind's strong point.
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The messaging app WhatsApp, another Facebook acquisition, has also been a strong point for the company — and one where the app's original founders have clashed with Facebook's leadership.
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But Gilbert makes a strong point: Nest is not concerned with customers who paid for expensive hardware under the impression that it would work for years to come.
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From this trailer, it seems to show frats as both grotesque and glamorous, so it'll be interesting to hear how well it conveys a strong point of view.
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For music fans, there's Academy Records (85 Oak Street), a huge space with more than 100,000 vinyl albums in many genres, although alternative rock is a strong point.
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Also, a strong point the article brought up was if the Norwegians completely dominate cross-country skiing, the other countries will lose hope and stop trying so hard.
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Google has put a lot of focus on the camera as well, adding a zoom lens and further improving night photography, a strong point on last year's Pixels.
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You might get a different answer from every one of us about what that is, but I think it is about having a very strong point of view.
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"I always look forward to designing with Selena because she has a strong point of view," Coach creative director Stuart Vevers said in a press release announcing the collection.
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"The job of a venture firm is to have a strong point of view and not have a lot of investors agree with you at the beginning," Quintini said.
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Khullar writes with compassion, and makes a strong point for "letting patients tell their stories" (the article's title) and viewing patients holistically rather than merely as individuals with diseases.
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These books share authors with unbridled imaginations and a skill at focusing their tales with a strong point of view and a writing style aimed at delighting young readers.
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The rotation, headlined by RHP Corey Kluber, remains a strong point, though losing Allen and Miller is a big blow to manager Terry Francona's reliever corps, especially come the playoffs.
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Another may be as the founder of a brand who prepared for the future of that brand, a transition that has not traditionally been a strong point in the industry.
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Her genuine intellectual warmth is a strong point of her criticism; even in her more straightforward biography, Laing gives the sense of thinking through people, rather than merely about them.
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Yeselson makes a strong point about the problem with de-platforming, which would only serve to shore up Bannon even more by turning him into a faux free speech martyr.
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He made an equally strong point when he met in Versailles with Mr. Putin, who had probably worked to aid his rival, the far-right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen.
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"She obviously has a strong point of view about what she likes … I really wanted to create something for her that was about new beginnings," he told Vogue at the time.
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Car sales have been a notable strong point in China, jumping 13.7 percent in 2016 thanks to a tax cut on smaller cars, though the incentive will be reduced this year.
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The shared message they all echoed this week: attack Biden at his perceived strong point — his potential strength over other Democrats in a hypothetical general election match-up against President Trump.
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The Global AgeWatch Index also explored social care elements, such as mental health and income security, which Kwok believes is not Hong Kong's strong point when it comes to the elderly.
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It became genre-defining, to follow somebody, to have a strong point of view, but then also to just capture people in their own settings and in the most intimate of fashions.
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If it comes to different types of pop culture, such as music, superheros, movies, and some other subjects, those are my strong points … Small talk is a pretty good strong-point of mine.
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Stacie Ant is a Russian-Canadian artist and curator who's currently based in Berlin, and, even though she only started working in 3D pretty recently, she has a really strong point of view.
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"With any situation any human being is in, when their back is against the wall, you'll never know how strong you are until you have to be strong," point guard Patrick Beverley told ESPN.com.
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"He's most dangerous when he feels like he's losing and feels like someone has made a strong point," said Michael Steel, a Republican political veteran who helped prep Jeb Bush for the debate stage.
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"Ira had a strong point of view about how Bergdorf has to be unique and different than the companies he competed with," Terry Lundgren, a former chief executive of Macy's, said in an interview.
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Charlie and I both come from theater backgrounds and I think I just like sticking these characters in a room, giving them a very strong point of view, and letting them go at it.
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Another strong point is the primary finding itself: that participants in the highest group were most at risk for symptoms since this group headed the ball excessively, over four times more than the next group.
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And if you were creating a Gawker for young internet reactionaries, your perfect contributor might look something like Lane Davis: internet-obsessed, prolific, fluent in the culture wars, and with a strong point of view.
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"The idea is to reduce checkpoints and to consolidate onto strong points, so that not only does that strong point have the strength to defend itself, but so it also has a maneuver capability," Shoffner said.
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Its strong point was the onscreen chemistry between Mr. Crawford and Damon Wayans as Riggs and Murtaugh, the oil-and-water partners first brought to life in the 1987 film by Mel Gibson and Danny Glover.
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Policy-wise, Mnuchin is an awful Treasury secretary, unless you'd been hoping the post would go to someone whose strong point is a keen understanding of all the hopes and needs of the hedge fund industry.
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The decline in confidence is widespread — among Democrats and Republicans, high and low earners — and it suggests mounting danger for Mr. Trump and the economic expansion that he claims as a strong point of his presidency.
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And Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan said in a CNBC interview Thursday that the current rate is just "a little below" neutral and that he will have "a strong point of view" at the December FOMC meeting.
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But Disney has also proved with 2014's Maleficent that these live-action remakes are at their best when they have a strong point of view about their source material and aren't afraid to remix it heavily.
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Worker productivity, based on economic output per job — which had been a strong point for Connecticut because of the state's reliance on the high-output finance and insurance industries — has cooled somewhat, hurting the state's Workforce ranking.
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It's a bill that lines the pockets of every politician by publicly funding campaigns, federalizes our election system, and restricts your First Amendment right protected by the U.S. Constitution – a strong point of opposition from the ACLU.
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Related Articles: The Option To Request Female Drivers Isn't The Solution To Uber's Sexual Assault Issues With New Features, Uber Makes A Strong Point About Safety Uber's New Express Pool Option Solves The Biggest Pain Point Of Shared Rides
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It's a rhetorical question in response to a sarcastic statement, and it's endlessly irritating for a character with such a strong point of view, at such a central part of the story, to be turned into a broken record.
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But Rosa distanced herself from being in charge of the women's section because she quite rightly saw that she would be sidelined out of being able to comment on policies of economics, and that was actually her strong point.
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" — Aimee Allison, founder of She the People In what has become a pattern, Mr. Biden drew good marks for his responses on foreign policy — consistently a strong point for him in debates — but groans for his responses on race. ".
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That's kind of what's crazy about the movie, too: it's from a first-time director, but it's got a very strong point of view about capitalism and inequality, that in some way feels like it's contrary to the movie business. True.
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Their faces darkened with camouflage paint and their packs weighed down with gear, they ran through withering fire to drive the Germans out of their strong point in the casino, then rushed inland to battle for a key bridge called Pegasus.
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Finally, a bit of news about The Times's Opinion report: We have a new team that will be creating opinion videos — brisk pieces with a strong point of view (not to be confused with our short-documentary unit, Op-Docs).
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The series, which ran every other week in the print Sunday Review from January to September 2017, was based on the experience of a real Syrian family, combining original reporting with a novel presentation and a strong point of view.
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Fast-talking comedy isn't always Clooney's strong point – in his movies for the Coen Brothers, he has a rattling briskness that can seem forced – but here he's deadpan smooth even as Lee plays around his set with props, video screens and backup dancers.
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"I think the president made a strong point that the individual provisions of the Affordable Care Act are popular and that we know we're right on policy and we have to be able to get this message out to the American people," Sen.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Just Get the Epidural" (Sunday Review, July 10): Jessi Klein makes a strong point about the pressure some women feel to give birth naturally in a society that doesn't want them to be natural in most other ways.
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But this film struggles to translate Fountain's novel — which essentially turns Billy's day at the football game into a symbolic retelling of America's initial interest in and eventual disenchantment with the Iraq War — into something with its own strong point of view.
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Like any good piece of advocacy journalism, "I Am Evidence" contains a strong point of view, one that derives power from its simplicity: Finding the money to promptly analyze kits will provide closure for those who were attacked and almost surely prevent future crimes.
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The international markets have been a strong point for Pepsi amid slowing growth and tougher retailers in countries like the U.S. Pepsi this quarter reported 7 percent organic revenue growth in Europe Sub-Saharan Africa and 6 percent growth in Asia, Middle East & North Africa.
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The study, which was published in the journal PLoS One and conducted by researchers at the University of Zurich, makes a strong point: We are more likely to put stock in comments that are linked to a real person than those that come from an anonymous source.
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So far, only The Jungle Book has made it to the screen with a strong point of view and additions to the story — mostly from Rudyard Kipling's original Jungle Book stories, but in part original creations — that deepen the characters and make their conflicts more meaningful.
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" When we reached out to "The View" for comment, they referred us to their original statement to CNN Business: "We have an incredible panel of smart, dynamic women at &aposThe View,&apos who bring tremendous passion and a strong point of view to the show every day.
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Often a well-known Twitter user with a strong point of view and a decent-size following will tweet something critical of another user, and this act will unleash a torrent of critical tweets from anonymous or pseudonymous trolls, many of whom will be bona fide harassers.
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What I believe is, just because we have a very strong point of view, and are very open about what that point of view is, doesn't mean that we still can't offer some real insight into what's going on in the political process, because we've been there before.
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For example, the entire center of Dr. Diehl's puzzle, including those long Downs — CAMBODIANS, MODEL ROCKET, RUNS LOOSE, STRONG POINT and CHANGE ENDS — is fresh and new to the New York Times crossword, as are THAT'S HOW, RECORD SET, LALANNE, THE SOUP, KEEP APART, DIG UNDER and STEPKIDS.
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Ms. Notaro is no polemicist, but in the second season, she has married her deadpan sensibility to a work that expresses a strong point of view on sexual assault: The justice system is stacked against victims, and our culture more broadly has become too blasé about widespread harassment.
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"It wasn't entirely clear what [the show] was at that time, but it was clear that it was a passion project for her — she and Paul had a strong point of view of what they wanted to do," said Marissa Ronca, executive vice president and head of programming at truTV.
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At the time, Barneys New York issued the following statement: "For more than 90 years, Barneys New York has been an iconic luxury specialty retailer, renowned for its edit, strong point of view, creativity and representation of the world's best designers and brands," said Daniella Vitale, Chief Executive Officer & President said via press release.
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The new supply-demand balance changed market rules: trading firms used to be the market makers as they could easily understand refiners' need and sell cargo with a significant premium, but now most refiners in Europe have a wide choice of different grades, which they use as a strong point in negotiations with sellers.
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So the fact that the Unha-3 uses a gantry (as opposed to a buried, fortified silo) is a pretty strong point in favor of the idea that the launch was peaceful — or at least that the Unha-3 would make for a pretty lousy ICBM — because as a weapon, it would have an exceedingly short life.
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"The first-quarter GDP growth was disappointing and it means we are starting the year in an inauspicious way...It was consumption growth that was weaker and that is a concern because consumption has been a strong point," said Bullard, who feels in the current low-growth economic climate the Fed may need at most one more rate increase.
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"This whole idea that President Trump is somehow chaotic and unique because he has his own strong point of view and is trying to push his administration in the way he sees fit, is actually the way presidents operate in the job," Matt Schlapp, the chairman of the American Conservative Union, told Fox News on Sunday.
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And yet his strong point of view is offset by the tenderness he shows, and his stress on his own experience is set within a craftsman's effort to tell the story whole — an effort to do justice to their adventures as young men, talented, stylish, successful and lucky, who knew the joy of creative friendship besides.
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In the middle of exploring the idea that beauty is in the eye of the beholder, he finds himself searching onstage for another way to say "beauty," and what he comes up with — "optic trick" — is the highlight of the entire joke, a term with a strong point of view and a pair of rhyming consonant sounds that echo off each other.
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In addition to the many videos he'll be able to find on the Internet, Lugo won't soon forget his awkward, upright-running trot — "I think I've just got an awkward jog, running's never been my strong point" - nor the tongue-in-cheek cold shoulder he got upon returning to the dugout, where second baseman Asdrubal Cabrera didn't offer the usual welcome he gives to a Met who has just homered.
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As vendor, creative designs ventures as purchasers and chan, hoi wan entered into wins king disposal agreement * Chinese estates - new silver as vendor, the co as vendor gurantor and strong point ventures as purchasers and lau, ming-wai entered into pinecrest disposal agreement * It is esimated that the net sale proceeds arising from the win kings disposal transaction would be hk$772.8 million Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Here's what we look for in our potential founders: They understand the market opportunity and use case better than people that have spent years in it But at the same time, they have a strong point of view that is contrarian to what incumbents believe They have a bias toward small, lean and fast moving teams They have already identified the first five hires from their own networks They have an insatiable hunger to deliver a product that wows the customer and have a "hacker" mentality to get to early signs of product-market fit Growth keeps them up at night, not scale.
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