He was, I came to realize, trying to cultivate taste.
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Jepsen herself doesn't seem to be trying to cultivate an image,
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He has also focused on trying to cultivate Akzo Nobel's investor base.
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Yumi is one of several companies trying to cultivate a new generation of foodies.
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She's trying to cultivate her own punk style, if only life would stop interfering.
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Meanwhile, Deutsche Boerse has been trying to cultivate local ties to burnish its image.
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It's upsetting that people would pay good money rather than trying to cultivate it themselves.
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For example, breathe out anxiety, breathe in goodness, strength, or whatever you're trying to cultivate.
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And isn't that exact kind of the vibe a lot of us are trying to cultivate?
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I've been trying to cultivate monarchs in my family room for two summers now, with mixed results.
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The modern image the Palace is trying to cultivate would also be blemished if this is true.
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The different arms of the New Einstein Initiative are not alone in trying to cultivate science in Africa.
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But we were working with a producer who was trying to cultivate his own career, which was unfortunate.
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Mr. Guaidó has been trying to cultivate a similar sense of consensus and inevitability among Venezuela's power brokers.
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What I'm trying to cultivate is not blind optimism but what the philosopher Jonathan Lear calls radical hope.
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A decade ago or so, it began trying to cultivate fighters in China, and put on shows in Macao.
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But finding clothes that both fit my body and the style I was trying to cultivate has been difficult.
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Perhaps trying to cultivate a culture at school and home where girls feel valued or worthwhile somehow would help.
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But the Pentagon, trying to cultivate accommodating allies in the Gulf, had identified Prince Mohammed as a promising partner.
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The United States has been trying to cultivate India as a strategic ally and a hedge against Chinese military expansion.
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"It can't be right that while we're trying to cultivate the desert we are losing beautiful Egyptian farmland," he said.
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And Mr. Reeves is trying to cultivate an online presence that is unique to him and not limited to LinkedIn.
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Gary Nunn writes that trying to anglicize Markle goes against the modern image the royal family is trying to cultivate.
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"What we're trying to cultivate with mindfulness is a quality of attention, where you're present with each moment," says Winston.
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Benchmark has been trying to cultivate younger investors, with two newer partners who have joined since it last raised new capital.
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" They're trying to cultivate something for millennials that some younger people seem to grasp intuitively: what blogger Venkatesh Rao calls "domestic cozy.
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In light of growing evidence that our personality can be changed, should we be trying to cultivate our politeness or our compassion?
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" He then continued with his prepared remarks, in which he claimed some schools are trying to cultivate "a generation of … supercilious snowflakes.
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Now, fintech giant is trying to cultivate an "omnichannel" approach in the restaurant industry, the company's CFO, Sarah Friar, told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Despite trying to cultivate a more modern image in recent years, the driving ban had been a longstanding stain on Saudi Arabia's international image.
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"We're always trying to cultivate more of a learning mindset and help guide people back towards healthier behaviors and healthier public conversation," Dorsey said.
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In his chapter on red deer, perhaps the best in the book, Foster describes trying to cultivate that animal's dilatory, fearful, and observant stillness.
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Now, fintech giant Square is trying to cultivate an "omnichannel" approach in the restaurant industry, the company's CFO, Sarah Friar, told CNBC on Tuesday.
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I am also very pleased that we are trying to cultivate a new generation of Wagner singers — not no-names, but people who are fresh.
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"We've got to understand that nothing's going to be given to us," said Taylor, who has been trying to cultivate his skills as a receiver.
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To have all these things happen at once while trying to cultivate a healthy relationship with Tom and get to know each other is A LOT!
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Another Volkswagen insider said the board was prepared to forgive Mueller for his mistakes as he epitomised the new culture the company is trying to cultivate.
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"We're always trying to cultivate more of a learning mindset and help guide people back towards healthier behaviors and healthier public conversation," Twitter co-founder said.
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The show was nurtured by the Canadian Music Theater Project at Sheridan College near Toronto, which is trying to cultivate more musical theater by Canadian writers.
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In a statement sent to Mashable Wednesday afternoon, Twitter explained how they are trying to cultivate an open, diverse platform while also keeping user safety in mind.
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In contrast to his tirade against Washington, Duterte did not criticize China, which he is trying to cultivate as a buyer of farm produce, and builder of its infrastructure.
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This was part of a larger pattern of Nintendo deleting levels without prejudice, creating a deep sense of mistrust between Nintendo and the very community was trying to cultivate.
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Podobnyy was trying to cultivate Carter - and others in New York City - as an intelligence source for information about energy development and U.S. sanctions against Russia, according to court records.
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Instead, she starts trying to cultivate allies, pushing Serena and Commander Joseph Lawrence (Bradley Whitford), who helped her get Nichole and Emily out of Gilead, to do more for other women.
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"We're always trying to cultivate more of a learning mindset and help guide people back towards healthier behaviors and healthier public conversation," the 85033-year-old co-founder of Twitter said.
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One analyst, Rashid Abdi, in Twitter posts discussing the attack, agreed, but added that Kenyan security services have long been worried that Iran was trying to cultivate ties with al-Shabab.
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If a customer insisted on being seated, they were forced to take a table upstairs, tucked out of sight and away from the glamorous visage that the restaurant was trying to cultivate.
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While trying to cultivate her image as a moderating force inside the Trump administration, Ivanka Trump has been slammed by groups for not making public denouncements of policies she personally disagrees with.
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The first step to building a power creator-centric platform is to acknowledge that goal: Platforms can fail by trying to cultivate a UGC network with a product average consumers will never embrace.
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" Competition Zhang Baohui, a professor of political science at Lingnan University in Hong Kong, said the document showed the partnership between Trump and Xi, which Beijing had been trying to cultivate, "is dead.
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I'm really trying to make working out a habit and after reading Atomic Habits, I'm learning that the habit I'm trying to cultivate right now is the act of GOING to the gym.
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And President George W. Bush spent so many years trying to cultivate and maintain U.N. support for the war in Iraq, that he was hardly in a position to harangue the General Assembly.
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With so much in-house dealmaking expertise, investment bankers who have been trying to cultivate Son's lieutenants are fretting over whether they will be hired to work on any of the Vision Fund's deals.
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I'm perversely trying to cultivate the thread that comes out of pareidolia, the creation of images, a facial image out of a random stimulus, basically, because random stimulus is the basis of abstract painting, right?
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A former Google executive on Thursday unleashed a barrage of criticism over the tech giant's diversity efforts, painting Google as hypocritical and insincere over its public claims that it is trying to cultivate an inclusive workplace.
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During the 1920s, when Wedgwood was trying to cultivate a more contemporary image in the U.S., the patterns became beloved among young women with bobbed hair who dreamed of being as unencumbered as the designer's gossamer nymphs.
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None of the dossier details about Page have been substantiated, though they are intriguing because they suggest that Russians were using Page to convey messages to the Trump campaign and trying to cultivate him as an intelligence source.
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The media industry, including both influencers and outlets like BuzzFeed News, is starting to focus less on trying to be everything to everyone, and focusing more on trying to cultivate a unique and close bond with its specific audience.
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"I was in discussions with my own folks, and in reporting the phone call to the chief of staff to the attorney general I said, it appeared to be that he was trying to cultivate some kind of relationship," he said.
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The United States has wanted to deploy the Thaad system in South Korea for years, and Seoul has long felt caught between its longtime ally and China, its leading trade partner, with which it has been trying to cultivate a closer relationship.
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The 33-year-old Marc Peeples claimed in a lawsuit that Deborah Nash, Martha Callahan and Jennifer Morris fabricated complaints to the Detroit Police between July 85033 and May 2018 while Peeples was trying to cultivate a community garden in a city park.
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Using videos, blog posts, and traditional media outreach, semiconductor companies can tell stories of their own employee successes and showcase how the jobs created by the industry are exactly the types of high-precision, STEM-driven opportunities that America is trying to cultivate.
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Washington has spent years trying to cultivate the Muslim ally sitting at the crossroads of Europe and the Middle East -- a country crucial to the US fight against ISIS, stemming the tide of Syrian refugees and foreign fighters and tight military cooperation as a NATO member state.
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Plant-based meat replacement products like Gardenburger and Quorn have been available for several decades, but as the meat industry has come under fire in recent years for its impact on climate change, scientists have spent more time trying to cultivate more meat-like meat alternatives.
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He was happy to acknowledge that Escobar, trying to cultivate allies to fight against rival criminal groups, had helped form a string of brutal right-wing paramilitaries; he spoke warmly of the former President Álvaro Uribe Vélez, who has frequently been accused of aiding the paramilitaries' work.
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By the time he matured as a scientist, many researchers had given up trying to cultivate new species, writing off the majority as "dark matter"—a term used in astronomy for an inscrutable substance that may make up most of the universe but cannot be seen.
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The characters' promiscuous, boa-flinging, "Oh, Mary"-spouting, drown-your-troubles-in-a-vodka-bottle histrionics were distinctly off-message during the years when gay men were trying to cultivate lawmakers and police with their new images as activists or pillars of the community, not of Sodom.
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Read more: The acting director of national intelligence is withholding a mysterious whistleblower complaint of 'urgent concern' that may involve TrumpThe FBI informed Page in 2013 that the Russians were trying to cultivate him, but Page ignored their warnings and even publicly boasted about his connections to high-ranking Russian government officials.
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The former head of the CIA saw evidence Russian operatives were trying to cultivate Trump campaign aides Brennan, testifying for the first time as a private citizen, offered up a stream of news and developments Tuesday morning, but the biggest was clearly that he saw evidence that Trump aides were being courted by Russian operatives.
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In an appearance on ABC's "This Week," Preet Bharara, the former United States attorney in Manhattan, described what he also called inappropriate actions by the president directed at him, saying that "it appeared to be that he was trying to cultivate some kind of relationship," similar to Mr. Trump's behavior that Mr. Comey described last week.
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In addition to industry efforts to improve environmental, labor and mining standards (see, for instance, the situation in the Congo), there are also efforts like the Fairphone, with its unusual social, environmental, and ethical standards, and groups like iFixit that are trying to cultivate a culture of DIY electronics repair, even as electronics get smaller and harder to open up.
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It is clear that Russians were trying to cultivate a Trump campaign adviser, George PapadopoulosGeorge Demetrios PapadopoulosFlynn, Papadopoulos to speak at event preparing 'social media warriors' for 'digital civil war' Judge dismisses DNC lawsuit against Trump campaign, Russia over election interference Mueller hearings should lead Democrats to be shocked at abuse of justice system MORE, and that in May 2016 he participated in a night of heavy drinking with Alexander Downer, the Australian high commissioner to the United Kingdom, during which he said the Russians had Clinton campaign emails.
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"Developmental Events", such as the history of divorces and separations among the characters are important to this book. Similarly, teachers and mentors of both sexes are seen trying to cultivate their own talents, making them appear larger than life.Piirto, Jane. Themes in the Lives of Successful Contemporary U.S. Women Creative Writers.
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A Tour Inside Syria's Insurgency Paul Wood. 29 December 2011 Turkey Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has been trying to "cultivate a favorable relationship with whatever government would take the place of Assad" regardless of the group. Saudi preacher Sa'ad Ateeq al-Ateeq has called for the destruction of Shias, Christians, Alawites, and Jews in Qatar's Imam Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab Mosque.
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Fumigation with 1,2-dibromoethane can be an effective tool to reduce the number of Paratylenchus spp. in the soil, but the process typically kills most of the beneficial soil fauna as well. This can have additional negative repercussions on the soil health. Fumigation would also kill the plants you are trying to cultivate, so the soil would need to be fumigated before the planting date.
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The Other Rio () is a Canadian documentary film, directed by Émilie B. Guérette and released in 2017."L’autre Rio : La face cachée de Rio de Janeiro". L'Initiative, November 17, 2017. Set against the backdrop of the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, the film profiles a community of squatters living in poverty who are left out of the public image the city is trying to cultivate on the international stage.
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However, in 2011 the relationship between the two countries was strained following the outbreak of conflict in Syria. Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said he was trying to "cultivate a favorable relationship with whatever government would take the place of Assad". However, he began to support the opposition in Syria, after demonstrations turned violent, creating a serious Syrian refugee problem in Turkey. Erdoğan's policy of providing military training for anti-Damascus fighters has also created conflict with Syria's ally and neighbor, Iran.
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In 2009, the British MI5 distributed a 14-page document to hundreds of British banks, businesses, and financial institutions, titled "The Threat from Chinese Espionage". It described a wide-ranging Chinese effort to blackmail Western business people over sexual relationships. The document explicitly warns that Chinese intelligence services are trying to cultivate "long-term relationships" and have been known to "exploit vulnerabilities such as sexual relationships … to pressurise individuals to co-operate with them."Phillip Knightley, The History of the Honey Trap.
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It appeared that certain of the Vietnamese soldiers and Garde indigène gendarmes comprising the Hưng Hóa garrison had received prior warning of the insurrection. The VNQDĐ members had done propaganda work in trying to cultivate the Hưng Hóa tirailleurs in the past and were confident of being able to sway them. Possibly wary of the loyalty of the locally recruited tirailleurs and gardes, French officials had brought in 50 troops from another area on the eve of the uprising.Luong, p. 26.
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This propaganda alleged that the growing interest among youth was a plan of Western ideological subversion, Western broadcasts and Western religious organizations that smuggled religious literature into the USSR.Pospielovsky (1988), p. 117. At the June 1983 CPSU Central Committee Plenum, General Secretary KU Chernenko declared that the West was trying to cultivate religiosity in the USSR as a method of subversion. A notable example of some of the press campaign directed in response to this phenomenon was the story of Sasha Karpov published in ‘Science and Religion’.
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Qin music tends to linger on certain notes, with an emphasis on silence and timbre, giving it a meditative quality. Being an instrument historically associated with literati, its aim is Confucian (in trying to cultivate one's mind) as well as Daoist (in seeking harmony between man and nature). 「琴棋書畫」 (qin qi shu hua) refers to the Four Arts of the Chinese Scholar, wherein 『琴』 qin/music refers specifically to guqin. [This phrase is a rather late invention of the Song period (according to the Wuzhizhai Qinpu), so it is not clear how essential it was to the pedagogy of earlier scholar classes].
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Bird's lynching damaged the image that Governor Byrd had been trying to cultivate of Virginia as a progressive, orderly State suitable for outside investment. While residents of Wytheville "refused to become excited over the matter", the lynching spawned much condemnation of Wythe County in regional and national newspapers. James Weldon Johnson, NAACP executive secretary, declaimed: "Never in my experience have the editors of any state so outspokenly, unanimously and vigorously condemned a lynching outrage as have the Virginia editors the mob murder at Wytheville." Governor Byrd posted a $1,000 reward for information leading to the conviction of any members of the lynching party, and this was supplemented by a $100 reward sponsored by the Wythe County Board of Supervisors.
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The academy upholds the Confucian teaching "Left No Child Behind" (有教無類), trying to cultivate all the talents of children. They teach according to the different potential of the children (因才施教) so as to help them to grow to contribute to the society. They are committed to cooperate with the parents and the community to build a good learning and educational environment for the kids. Succeeding the deanship in 1992, Dr Tang continued to contribute to the education scholarship and even set up the 'Confucian Academy Dr Tang Enjia reward scheme'(孔教學院湯恩佳院長經訓科獎勵計畫).
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Told as a flashback to the early 21st century, with a wraparound sequence narrated by the orangutan Lawgiver in "North America – 2670 A.D.", this sequel follows the ape leader Caesar years after a global nuclear war has destroyed civilization. Living with his wife, Lisa and their son, Cornelius, Caesar creates a new society while trying to cultivate peace between the apes and remaining humans. Caesar is opposed by a gorilla named Aldo, who wants to imprison the humans who freely roam Ape City while doing menial labor. After defusing followers of Aldo who attacked a human teacher for saying "No" to apes, Caesar ponders if his own parents could have taught him how to make things better.
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Respectable Cornish housewife and gardener extraordinaire, Grace Trevethyn (Brenda Blethyn), discovers soon after her husband's funeral that he died heavily in debt and left her penniless and facing the loss of her home and furniture. Well-liked in her town of Port Ilec, the locals rally round, particularly her loyal, pot-smoking gardener Matthew Stewart (Craig Ferguson), his girlfriend, Nicky (Valerie Edmond) who is the town's fishing captain, and Dr Martin Bamford (Martin Clunes). A strange woman makes an appearance at the funeral and Grace suspects that her husband was also having an affair. Grace can no longer pay Matthew, but he offers to continue taking care of her property in exchange for her help with plants that he has been trying to cultivate.
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109 moreover, in private correspondence he dwelled upon errors of juanismo against the background of opportunism.Jacek Bartyzel, Nic bez Boga, nic wbrew tradycji, Radzymin 2015, , p. 252 From time to time he published in El Pensamiento Navarro, trying to cultivate the Carlist identity and Traditionalist contribution to “nuestra Cruzada y la parte decisiva y heroica que en elle tomó Navarra”;Elizalde hailed the Montejurra ascent as “recio sabor de rito religioso popular que rememora y conmemora en símbolo, incruentamente, un hecho real, magnifico y cruento: nuestra Cruzada y la parte decisiva y heroica que en elle tomó Navarra”, El Pensamiento Navarro 02.05.48, referred after Francisco Javier Caspistegui Gorasurreta, El naufragio de las ortodoxias. El carlismo, 1962–1977, Pamplona 1997; , p.
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Wallis defended himself, and re-confronted Hobbes with his mathematical inconsistencies. Hobbes responded with Marks of the Absurd Geometry, Rural Language, Scottish Church Politics, and Barbarisms of John Wallis, Professor of Geometry and Doctor of Divinity. It has been suggested that Hobbes was still trying to cultivate John Owen at this point: Owen was both the leading Independent theologian and Cromwell's choice as Vice- Chancellor of Oxford, and Hobbes softened his critical line on the universities while stoking up the quarrel with Wallis. Further, the religious dimension (Scottish Church Politics refers to the Presbyterianism of Wallis, not shared by Owen) has been seen as a presage of later analysis of Behemoth, the book Hobbes wrote in 1668 as a post-mortem on the English Revolution.
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Vladimir Guryev (, alias Richard Murphy) and Lidiya Guriyeva (, alias Cynthia Murphy) were Russian agents in New Jersey. Lidiya Guriyeva attended school in the United States, receiving two undergraduate degrees from New York University and an MBA from Columbia Business School. In 2009, Cynthia Murphy developed contacts in New York City financial circles as a means to obtain details about the global gold market. Lidiya was trying to cultivate a relationship with Alan Patricof, a venture capitalist who co- chaired Hillary Clinton's 2008 presidential bid, with her handlers telling her to "try to build up relations little by little."Naanes, Marlene; Lamb, William; and Layton, Mary Jo. "Democratic fund-raiser says he was target of Montclair woman accused of spying for Russia" , The Record, June 29, 2010. Retrieved June 30, 2010.
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DFL leaders at the time were trying to reach out beyond the party's rural base, and this clashed with the more polished image they were trying to cultivate at the time. Knutson financed her run by selling some land she had inherited from her father, and then barnstormed across the district, driving into farmers' fields to talk to them personally. She was an effective candidate and overwhelmingly won a five-way primary in an upset, then repeated the feat that fall in the general election as Democrats nationwide returned to majority status in the United States Congress. Speaker of the House Sam Rayburn offered her a seat on any committee she wanted as a reward for her surprise success; her choice was the Agriculture Committee, making her its first ever female member.
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Jacobson was apparently trying to cultivate sources: Jacobson said she was attempting to get closer access to Craig Stebic; other sources told the Chicago Tribune that Jacobson was attempting a rapport with Craig Stebic's sister. Jacobson's involvement in the case resulted in national coverage and the end of her employment at WMAQ-TV by the end of July 10. Jacobson said that she would not have been fired if she were a man and that she went instantly from a six-figure income to not being able to find work anywhere. Both Jacobson and WBBM-TV received negative criticism: WBBM-TV responded by releasing the videotape, unedited except for the children's faces, the day after the original broadcast; Jacobson responded by limiting her interviews to local news outlets rather than national news outlets.
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The use of the technology allowed the audience to listen to a pre-recorded musical track on the headsets, whilst a live orchestra performed a separate, but related, musical track. This multilayered effect meant that electronic and digitally-edited sounds could be heard in conjunction with live music without the use of loud-speakers for the first time, and that the source of sounds could appear to be close to, far from, or all around the listener. Bone conduction technology has found many other uses in the corporate world, in particular with technology companies trying to cultivate a collaborative team environment. Bone conduction technology allows computer programmers and dev teams to work in a team-focused environment with the ability to communicate and collaborate while maintaining the ability to listen to music, audio books or join teleconference calls.
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Those are things that may not > necessarily be available to the viewer but that are part of my process. Part > of my hesitation in answering questions about my paintings is because I > think a lot about how much I should disclose about the specifics of > narrative. It feels a little heavy-handed or dramatic to say this, but I’m > trying to cultivate desire. If I confirm it for you, you can put it to bed. > And if I tell you you’re wrong, then I’ve pushed you out and said you don’t > understand it, you’re not invited in. While many of her subjects seem banal, they allude to a broader and stronger undercurrent of destruction and loss: the devastating 1988 flood and 2011 fire of Slave Lake, and the effects of the Indian Act, residential schools, band membership, and Bill C-31 on Draney’s life and work.
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