At its heart was housing — one of Virginia's strong suits.
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COMPASSION and competence are not President Donald Trump's strong suits.
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Addressing mental illness has never been one of Scandal's strong suits.
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The game focuses on one of Magikarp's few strong suits: Jumping.
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And she's always trying to help people; that's one of her strong suits.
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Equanimity, responsibility and sobriety are required, but those are hardly Mr Modi's strong suits.
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Suffice it to say, efficiency and competence are not exactly his administration's strong suits.
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The summit will require coordination and seamless planning, not strong suits of this administration.
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Handbags have been one of Nicolas Ghesquière's strong suits during his tenure at Louis Vuitton.
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The simple fact is that compassion and empathy are not strong suits for this President.
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Those strong suits figure to make him a coveted piece at the February trade deadline.
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Clinton's strong suits, while Mr. Trump was viewed as the best nominee to manage the economy.
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One of the understated strong suits of All-AmeriKKKan Bada$$ is the richness of its production.
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Microsoft's smart assistant has its strong suits, but thus far statement of purpose hasn't been among them.
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"We're both Jersey Girls, but we do have different personalities, different interests, different strong suits," Ms. Coyne observed.
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She at least tried to hold her own, though physical and improv comedy are clearly not her strong suits.
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He said the jet had some "very strong suits" as well as "less strong capabilities," but did not elaborate.
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One of its strong suits was international service to Asia, which was offered mainly from Midwestern hubs and West Coast cities.
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It is a test of my visual acuity and fine-motor skills, both of which are not strong suits of mine.
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The diversity — not just along racial lines but based on experience as well — of grown-ish is one of its strong suits.
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And with its DNA partly consisting of mobile, it's also no surprise that LetGo has made messaging one of its strong suits.
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While slow-building character work is one of its strong suits, Jimmy McGill is built for the moments when the shit hits the fan.
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While the surrealist-meets-Oaxacan decor is enough to warrant a visit, one of the bar's strong suits is its wild agave mezcal offerings.
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Microsoft is calling an audible on smart speakers Microsoft's smart assistant has its strong suits, but thus far statement of purpose hasn't been among them.
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"I have such great respect for the general but believe it or not, that will be one of my strong suits," he said of Flynn.
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It was a get-acquainted opportunity with a candidate who is characterized by strong suits like doggedness and diligence, which are time-released by definition.
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Among the company's many strong suits that stem from its racing heritage, McLaren's stability and traction control systems are some of the best in the world.
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One of the strong suits of its titular star Martin Lawrence was that he could easily hilariously play other characters, both male and female, on the show.
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"I have such great respect for the general, but believe it or not [military and national security issues] will be one of my strong suits," he said.
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As I have suggested, restraint and philosophical reflection are not Crouch's strong suits, and anyway I shouldn't give away more of the story than I have already.
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As mayor of New York, charisma and inspiration were never his strong suits — but for the rest of the national audience, this was an unexpected and irritating plot twist.
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She admits that managing a large team and dealing with the nitty gritty of comms (writing up press releases, pitching speakers for tech conferences, etc.) aren't her strong suits.
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And I totally understand that, I agree with how charming they were, and I think that one of the strong suits of Discovery in general is that the casting is amazing.
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As you assess yourself and your work at the end of 2017 (either through formal evaluations or more general musings on your career), you'll likely need to articulate your strong suits and weaknesses.
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Nunes' ground and pound from mount in that bout also demonstrated that accuracy isn't one of her strong suits, though the fight was called off as she rained down blows on De Randami's forearms.
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Steve and I prioritize time with our girls in the backcountry, so I thought of our frequent hiking and river trips as enforced recovery days and cross-training — neither of which are my strong suits.
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So, under growing pressure to score even a minor victory against the government of President Nicolás Maduro, he has once again turned to diplomacy — one of his strong suits — to shore up support from allies abroad.
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Growing up in an Asian immigrant family in the '70s in Brooklyn, New York, Tzuo inherited a goal-oriented entrepreneurial working style from his parents, but building relationships and giving praise to people weren't his strong suits.
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Diesel has long been one of Volkswagen's strong suits, and its decline may help explain a drop in the company's market share in the European Union, to 25.2 percent in August from 25.9 percent a year earlier.
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When it comes to designers' strong suits, Tom Ford delivered just that: expertly tailored, slim-cut suits (a Ford trademark) for men and women, most notably in black leather, and lush velvets in sumptuous shades of red, aubergine and forest green.
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" Another December message from an Naval Postgraduate School employee said, "We've had to do more work than normal, but that is often the case with students given extensions after an honor board — following instructions and paying attention to details are not their strong suits.
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Given the strong suits of the smallest Galaxy S20 — including specs like a quad-lens rear camera array, the Snapdragon 865 processor, a high 12GB RAM count, and a display with a variable refresh rate — it will give other companies a high bar to match.
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In my experience, this is one of the Sateen Sheets understated strong suits: the slight sheen catches the light in an elegant way, and it makes my room look a little other-worldly when everything comes together just right in the last dredges of Golden Hour.
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"One of Abe's strong suits has been his ability to reassure the Japanese public that his special relationship with the mercurial American president has helped Japan navigate the choppy waters of an 'America First' foreign policy," said Mireya Solis, co-director of the Center for East Asia Policy Studies at think tank the Brookings Institution.
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"The Good Soldier" received positive reviews from critics, who praised the development of the relationship between Carrie and Brody. Dan Forcella of TV Fanatic rated "The Good Soldier" a 4.5/5, citing Homeland's unpredictability as one of its strong suits. Alan Sepinwall of HitFix praised the chemistry between Danes and Lewis, saying "their scenes together the last few weeks have been tremendous".
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Fishing Cottages, Lamorna Valley, Penwith Peninsula, Cornwall Barlow was well known for his large landscapes, seascapes, sunsets and moonrises and autumnal scenes. Tree groupings were considered one of his strong suits. Three of Barlow's paintings are currently displayed at the Rhode Island School of Design Museum in Providence, Rhode Island in the United States. Barlow's work is also on public display in Cheltenham, Plymouth and Truro in England.
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He was born to an ethnic Hainanese family in the Kuala Krai district in the state of Kelantan, Malaysia on 11 June 1961. Toi left Malaysia at the age of eighteen, and via Toronto, arrived in Manhattan a year later. There he attended Parsons School of Design and apprenticed with Mary Jane Marcasiano and Ronaldus Shamask. In 1989, with a modest collection of bright sarongs, strong suits and regal dresses, he opened his own atelier.
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The game does not use statistics or dice to define a character. Instead, players must choose a general template of a hero (Heroic, Tragic, Flawed, Innocent, Clever, or Fallen). The player then chooses an archetypal career from a long list including Anarchist, Diplomat, Dashing Hussar, Mad Scientist, and Steam Engineer. Each archetype comes with a set of possessions and a few "Strong Suits" (aptitudes) and Skills. The player then starts a character diary to record the details of adventures, beginning with the character’s background and present situation.
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Unravel is a puzzle platform video game developed by the Swedish company Coldwood Interactive and published by Electronic Arts. It was announced on 15 June 2015 and released in February 2016 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Microsoft Windows. The game centres on Yarny, a small anthropomorphic creature made of yarn the player navigates through the environment, utilizing the unraveling yarn which makes up Yarny to solve puzzles, avoid dangerous creatures, and traverse obstacles. Unravel received a favourable reception upon release, with many critics in agreement that the game's visuals, protagonist, soundtrack, and overall tone were among its strong suits.
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In Acol, the main bidding system in the United Kingdom, strong two bids are still used by many players. The 2, 2 and 2 opening bids show hands which are so strong that if partner passed an opening one-bid with less than 6 points, game might be missed, but which are not strong enough to force to game if partner has nothing at all. They are based on one or two long strong suits with some outside strength, with eight or nine playing tricks, and typically have about four losers and at least 16 points, usually more. The 2 bid is retained for an even stronger hand which is game forcing.
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In 1992, the Mexican network Televisa acquired a significant stake in América, and two years later, businessman José Enrique Crousillat, who had close ties to the Azcarraga family of Televisa, became administrator of the station. Under Crousillat and Televisa, Mexican-produced telenovelas came to dominate the schedule. Among the strong suits of América in this area was a continued good run of imported animated shows, with Dragon Ball, Sailor Moon and Samurai Cats airing on the channel at this time, and Laura en América (1998–2001), a talk show hosted by Laura Bozzo that was popular on the international market. Pomar died in 1993, leaving a new generation of journalists and expanded news programs; it was at this time that América added a morning newscast, Primera Edición (First Edition).
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In reviews, Q Magazine labelled the album "surely the most innovative worldly sound of 1990…(it) represents a giant, mesmeric leap on from Clannad as "Harry's Game" was in its time," while the Guardian described it as "ethereal and utterly absorbing." Entertainment Weekly was particularly enthusiastic, commenting that "this magical treat is a reminder that world music means more than just African or Brazilian exotica. It's any style that takes its soul from a particular tradition and its brains from more global sensibilities — it's the sound of many cultures chatting to each other." While criticising Swan's solo instrumentals as "pretty but unfortunately sound(ing) too much like New Age wallpaper", the reviewer concluded that “the sources are treated with muscle as well as respect… Mackenzie's sinewy voice and the deliciously knotty Gaelic lyrics are the album's strong suits… Mouth Music's combination of intelligence, beauty, and nerve has the power to unite both world-beatniks and mainstream rock fans in mutual exhilaration.”Entertainment Weekly review of Mouth Music by Ty Burr.
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