Anything that is wishy-washy just won't cut it for him.
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Several presidential candidates were far less wishy-washy in their statements.
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Rick Perry: Like Trump, Perry is wishy-washy on climate questions.
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" The military chiefs, Mr. Avineri said, are "not wishy-washy liberals.
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We were very wishy-washy, the dollar's kind of going sideways.
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"Using 'I think' can make you appear wishy-washy," Pachter says.
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There is nothing fawning, specious or wishy-washy about the bodies.
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"Everything's wishy-washy, but I always have Katherine," Mr. Wiese said.
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This is not the time to be wishy-washy or delicate.
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Was the vote a slam dunk or was it wishy-washy?
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He teased: Didn't I see that Episcopalians were wishy-washy relativists?
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"But the other stuff, there are wishy-washy recommendations," she said.
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So the very idea of a "peak" is a wishy-washy one.
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The American forecast model has been very wishy-washy on the location.
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Arthur: I'm sorry, but you really must stop being so wishy-washy.
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This is not a state that's wishy-washy on the gun issue.
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According to Millar, however, even this seemingly wishy-washy behavior is not surprising.
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Companies would be much better off forgetting wishy-washy goals like encouraging contentment.
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Will Dev find a whole new woman he can be wishy-washy about?
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"The donors are kind of wishy-washy on Josh," the Republican activist said.
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Avoid gossip, and don't go on any dates you feel wishy-washy about.
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That ignorance creates some wishy-washy, easily swayed opinions about abortion, polls show.
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Then I get wishy-washy and wonder if I should go to yoga instead.
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Cydney realizes that a wishy-washy ally can be as dangerous as an enemy.
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They're like unstable elements waiting to be pulled into a wishy-washy middle ground.
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Colton & Tia: I like this couple when they're not being little wishy-washy crabcakes. 1.
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Stereotypically, Cancer is a wishy-washy crybaby and Capricorn is a cold, hard, unfeeling sign.
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These kinds of adverbs make you sound wishy-washy and uncertain about your own abilities.
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You may feel that 50 percent is too wishy-washy and Gott just got lucky.
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The plans that we had suggested were pretty wishy-washy so I'm not certain it'll happen.
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And remarkably, a number of the promises aren't the typical wishy-washy legalese you might expect.
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Trump has denied the affair, and Daniels herself has been pretty wishy-washy on the details.
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But to many on social media and other outlets, the reponse seemed wishy-washy at best.
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But Putin has categorically denied the allegations, benefitting from Trump's wishy-washy stance on the issue.
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Worst of all, now she'll be even more dependent on wishy-washy Julia for the numbers.
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Among those is being too wishy-washy about what you want to achieve and by when.
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If you get too wishy-washy and try to serve too many masters, you get nothing.
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"Somebody has to be in there that's strong, and he's strong — not wishy-washy," she said.
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But there was such a wishy-washy bleh-ness to how they were played and performed.
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Anyone who thinks that mixed emotions are wishy-washy never met the work of August Strindberg.
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Libras are also notorious for being wishy-washy, and they're often accused of being fake as hell.
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Summer's the season to finally go for that blunt bob you've been so wishy-washy about, right?
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Two leaders who, in hindsight, made Fillmore seem not so bad — just wishy-washy, Charlie Brown-style.
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Read more: Iran could take advantage of Trump's wishy-washy response to the Saudi oil field attacks
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And Trump's wishy-washy argument Wednesday surely won't do him any favors if he goes this route.
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While some have called for Moore to drop out of the race, others have been wishy-washy.
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Ryan has proven to be a pretty wishy-washy character overall, as long as he gets his way.
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Stein's wishy-washy response is reminiscent of how the candidate has spoken about her other scientifically questionable beliefs.
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"Yet another wishy-washy testimony from Director Comey is not going to change that political dynamic," he added.
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Didn't he just make wishy-washy funk-lite designed purely for early-evening wine bars in the provinces?
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He's tried to be broad-minded, and this makes him look a little wishy-washy to some farmers.
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"Wishy-washy corporatism doesn't sell," said Jeff Cohen, co-founder of the pro-Sanders online activist group RootsAction.org.
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The client has changed my milestone to "revise until done," which shows how wishy-washy our project has been.
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"We've had too much wishy-washy — people trying to control it, not end it," he said of migration policy.
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The decision to pull the ad is wishy washy because it goes against what they've demonstrated in the past.
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There's no better recent example of this calculus than Netflix CEO Reed Hastings' wishy-washy stance on net neutrality.
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James Caan is Coach Sam Winters, at once the ESU Timberwolves' pragmatic moral center and their worst wishy-washy enabler.
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Chock full of life lessons, entertaining narratives, and memorable characters, nobody claims that these wishy-washy stories resemble the truth.
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A projection of certainty is often a crucial part of commentary; nobody wants to listen to a wishy-washy pundit.
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"Brad has been wishy-washy," said William Rotert, a Democratic voter who said he plans to vote for Eastman on Tuesday.
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I blame it on the fact that I'm a Pisces — we fish tend to be more than a little wishy washy.
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August though generally tends to be a wishy-washy month, and the market is expected to move mainly on economic news.
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BDSers see it as a wishy-washy half-measure that doesn't accomplish anything but salve conscience of liberal Jews like me.
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Where I can be fucking wishy-washy and have an endless perspective on something, Steve can come in and simplify things.
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It's the latest in a series of very wishy-washy answers on Pruitt from Trump and his top aides this week.
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His wishy-washy soul-searching isn't nearly compelling enough for us to care whose bed — or church — he winds up in.
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Apart from wishy-washy (to be kind) comments on Friday and a cryptic Saturday tweet, the President has been uncharacteristically shy.
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On the very same episode, the Haqq twins shared their sentiments on Thompson's wishy-washy behavior, and they didn't mince words.
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In Saturday Night Live's view of the world, feeling wishy-washy about awards season favorite La La Land is a criminal offense.
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Further, he's not to be counted in the wishy-washy Wall Street crowd that likes to play both sides of an election.
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It's not the most compelling justification, especially given the wishy-washy "we'll cross that bridge later" plan for dealing with rule-breakers.
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But Huffman has often been wishy-washy on moderating the more complex gray areas in between innocuous content and those extreme examples.
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Your investment opinions are wishy-washy, we will take whatever you choose to give, and we will take credit for your work.
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What's a piece of media that really could've nailed it for you, but unfortunately ended up in a wishy-washy half-space?
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He advocates focusing on the drivers of returns — dividend yield, earnings growth, and emotion — to make the investment landscape less wishy-washy.
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" But it doesn't say how the software does work, and instead relies on wishy-washy assurances that Core R3 "creates new realities.
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"If you want wishy-washy opinions or permanent bullishness, believe me, you've got a lot of different options to choose from," he said.
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I've had a few people ask me how I feel about the phone so far, and my answers have been really wishy washy.
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But if one of you suggested something wishy-washy like "taking a break" or "giving each other space," it leaves the door open.
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Part of the problem is how companies are set up, and part of it is that "personal information" is a wishy-washy category.
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This woman does big paintings of beaches with striped cabins on them, with boats in the wishy-washy water in front of them.
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His position on Brexit was wishy-washy, meaning he didn't seem like much of a threat on the key issue in the election.
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"He's very wishy-washy and he tries to have it both ways," said Annette Magnus, president of Battle Born Nevada, a progressive group.
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"I think at first I thought mental illness was wishy-washy," Spitz says of her bipolar mother, who has cycled through several diagnoses.
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One RSC member described Sessions's message on immigration as "wishy-washy," while another said the attorney general struggled to explain the president's position.
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In 1980, however, after four years of economic and foreign turmoil and Jimmy Carter's "wishy-washy" leadership, Americans wanted a strong, decisive leader.
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The Trump administration has been wishy-washy about whether the president would sign a tax reform bill that included a border adjustment tax.
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Yet if many Germans seem satisfied enough with their leader, others are unhappy with the wishy-washy consensus of the main political parties.
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He apologizes to the whole group and promises that he's not going to be "wishy-washy," but they express how they feel individually.
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Here's what else is happening: Rolling (or coasting) into Wednesday, expect more of the same wishy-washy weather we've been seeing all week.
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"John will want me to stay in school," he said, conceding that "painting is a wishy-washy" career that doesn't guarantee a paycheck.
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And they'd lull themselves to sleep by listening to some wishy washy fucking bollocks by Sigur Ros and they'd pretend they're soothed by it.
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If he doesn't want to drop the question and is all wishy-washy about it, just give him a couple drops and he'll fall.
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Then there's Natasha Parker, a bona fide Actual Adult, who has had it up to here all season long with Peter's wishy-washy shenanigans.
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The President is so wishy-washy about Khashoggi that he makes one wonder who really holds the upper hand in the US-Saudi relationship.
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The wishy-washy construction of the previous sentence is intentional: it mirrors D'Souza's own rhetorical approach to framing her analyses and reporting her findings.
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Water signs are known to be wishy-washy about where to draw the line in their relationships, which can result in unhealthy dynamics and codependence.
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After a few months of wishy-washy statements on net neutrality indicating that the company had largely given up on it, Netflix is changing course.
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Rand Paul tried to recapture his father's libertarian base, but his wishy-washy stance on ISIS alienated the isolationist voters who should've kept him afloat.
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This overhaul, referred to by the wishy-washy slogan "Beautiful China" involves tougher trade-offs than the flat-out dash for growth of the past.
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"The Fed's wishy-washy statement on interest rates today left stocks sinking back into oblivion after a nice rally yesterday," the "Mad Money " host said.
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"The Fed's wishy-washy statement on interest rates today left stocks sinking back into oblivion after a nice rally yesterday," the "Mad Money " host said.
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The 53-year-old has been by Parton's side since 1964 – the year he met the then-18-year-old at Nashville's Wishy Washy Laundromat.
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And because of this, it's highly unlikely that you'll find yourself in the wishy-washy, vulnerable spot of trying to please everyone all at once.
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And the world in general, and America in particular, has a way of being wishy-washy about which atrocities deserve responses and which ones don't.
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Jorge Castañeda, Mexico's foreign minister from 2000 to 2003, said López Obrador has been wishy-washy, and that's hampered his efforts to stem the violence.
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We'll have another divine day on Saturday, but beginning that night — and lasting the rest of the weekend — things are looking wishy-washy and wet.
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We have a bright finale to a wishy-washy week: Temperatures probably won't break 63 between now and Sunday, but the sunshine's here to stay.
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And I think that it's really important, because technology is moving so fast, and I feel like values are getting lost and a little wishy washy.
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" Still, he said, "it is a deep-seated aspiration of many social scientists — sometimes conscious and sometimes unconscious — to get past wishy-washy culture and belief.
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"In season 1 our characters were a little more insecure, a little more wishy washy, and in season 2 we're more confident," says Jackie Tohn (aka Melrose).
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With the addition of the heart rate, Meyer says it will be easier to ensure that when someone 'likes' another user, it's meaningful and not wishy-washy.
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The added clarity offered today highlights the breadth and particularity with which other platforms, notably the wishy-washy Twitter, should lay out their rules about content moderation.
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Self-deprecatingly, he calls that "wishy-washy", but it is not; for adults caught in the maelstrom of jobs and relatives and daily life, listening is hard.
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" But regarding Page-level removals, she got wishy-washy, saying, "If they posted sufficient content that it would violate our threshold, then the page would come down.
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While only a few other players, including Boston, spoke loudly and clearly about what was happening in the city, Newton took the wishy-washy, less courageous route.
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Koerber thinks seeing visual representations of your brain activity while meditating could encourage critics who see meditation as wishy-washy to commit to a mental health practice.
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It only makes sense that this kind of physical presence would be the antithesis to wishy-washy political activism that begins and ends with a timeline scroll.
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People who strongly believe in choice suddenly become wishy-washy on their language and don't want to be seen in a photograph with anyone from Planned Parenthood.
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However, unlike some commencement speeches which provide students with wishy-washy advice wrapped up in oodles of metaphors, Garner got real about what these students need to know.
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The PATENT Act would introduce stricter requirements for patent holders when filing a case and eliminate a lot of the vague, wishy-washy language of patent troll cases.
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It almost seems as if she's trying to goad Paige into committing, into proving that she's more like her steadfast mother than she is her wishy-washy father.
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But the offer from the Conservatives is wishy-washy; no membership of the single market, possibly more regulation not less, and restrictions on the ability to hire workers.
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Changing your mind at Tribal is dangerous, since it could make your allies worry that you're wishy-washy, but Jason does give Scott and Jennifer the heads-up.
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The change of mood among voters means "a wishy-washy policy course is no longer compelling," says Ottmar Edenhofer, who directs the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research.
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President Trump has falsely pitted labor against the environmental movement, and his team has been wishy-washy about whether the US would exit the climate change agreement altogether.
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Three CEOs quit President Trump's American Manufacturing Council yesterday in a rebuke to Trump's wishy-washy initial response to the weekend's violent neo-Nazi and white supremacist rallies.
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He becomes an emblem of do-gooding wishy-washy, optics-obsessed paternalism — and these Panther parties were possibly beside the point of most engaged interracial civil rights struggles.
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Many people use Reiki as a complementary approach to treat chronic pain, manage anxiety, heal from injuries, and reduce depression, although the research on its effectiveness is wishy-washy.
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So, as our cultural divide continues to widen, why is it that the politics of food are often met with a shrug, or, at best, some wishy-washy equivocation?
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He is doing more for the inner city than all of the liberals and the wishy-washy and come on (ph) in socialism and all the rest of it.
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Rather, they merely had to do so "with all deliberate speed"—a wishy-washy compromise that significantly undermined the force of the original decision and delayed integration for years.
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It's progressive as hell, but not wishy-washy; even on the band's newest material, Momentum retains enough darkness and heft to avoid obscuring the band's black/death metal origins.
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Everything else I've seen is that wishy-washy "should this be a thing?" type of take that tries to feed off a presumed controversy that hasn't actually happened yet.
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Corbyn's attempt to straddle the line on the decisive issue of Brexit ended up with a wishy-washy and incoherent muddle that neither Remainers nor Leavers could believe in.
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Sutherland avoids coming down on one side or the other of this question until the book's final pages, with the result that its conclusions feel wishy-washy and unconvincing.
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Between the lines: Wellmark, a large Blue Cross Blue Shield company, sells health insurance in Iowa and South Dakota but has been wishy-washy about participating in the ACA marketplaces.
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These rebels hailed mostly from the pro-Remain camp of her party, who see the wishy-washy Brexit deal as leaving the UK as worse off than it is now.
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Google does nothing to disabuse the nerd of the conviction that they are right, and that the copyright law forged by the normals is an unrigorous wishy-washy piece of nonsense.
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In high-stakes situations, like diagnosing diseases or sentencing criminals, an automated system that's more stable, consistent, hardy, or potentially unbiased is far superior to a wishy-washy person, he says.
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Labour, too, has been wishy-washy on its preferred plan for Brexit, and while some opposition members are advocating a second referendum, this has not been completely embraced by the party.
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I once had a boss who was so nice, and her feedback was very wishy washy — I had no idea what I was supposed to do, so I just ignored it.
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Deriding Mr. Cisneros as a "wishy-washy" newcomer to the party, Mr. Thorburn said he would strike back hard if the committee were to attack him, as it did Ms. Moser.
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Yet despite a thoroughly modern central character, this impeccably costumed, wishy-washy period piece feels like it emerged from a PBS storage trunk, wrapped in tissue paper and reeking of mothballs.
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Kirsten: I hate to be wishy-washy here and say, I don't know, but I do really think that it's going to come down to a variety of items all coming together.
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I thought it would be wishy-washy, preachy and individualized, and my reaction would be, 'Oh, great, your life turned out amazing, but I don't know what to do with this information.
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But the young foreign-policy adviser was wishy-washy in a recent interview with CNN, saying he "can't guarantee" it didn't happen and that it "might have" happened, but he doesn't remember.
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Trump has long been wishy-washy on abortion, and while his administration has restricted reproductive rights on a number of fronts, it's not clear that he personally cares much about the issue.
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The streaming service is looking for clear-eyed decisions on what you like and what you don't, in place of the wishy-washy five star system that it had in place until today.
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There was a widespread suspicion that the curriculum had become a bit "wishy-washy" as a result of an attempt to make it suitable for all pupils, notes Robert Coe of Durham University.
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His wishy-washy comments about the mutual defense provision of the NATO charter have many Western allies worried that he wouldn't actually come to their aid in a possible military conflict with Russia.
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For example, Pitbull supporting Rubio, despite the candidate's wishy-washy stance on immigration, could potentially convince Latino voters that Rubio would eventually support immigration reform and work towards instating less restrictive immigration laws.
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But it is hard to argue that even Mr Trump's most stinging attack—his denunication of Mrs Clinton's wishy-washy stance on trade deals—carried the same punch as Mrs Clinton's well-rehearsed zingers.
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And he'd show those so-called NATO allies that the U.S. wasn't committed to defending them—no more of the wishy-washy deference to other nations that Barack Obama had displayed for eight years.
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Google's admittedly been a bit…wishy-washy when it comes to the future of the line, but given how successful the broader Chromebook category has been, it would be silly to abandon it altogether.
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Tai had a reputation in the game as wishy-washy and non-strategic, and anybody who remembers his mystifying "water hyacinth" speech in Kaoh Rong knows he's not exactly eloquent in front of the jury.
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Or, if you're feeling wishy-washy on a purchase, it could be a good way to "try out" a couch or a table for a few months, before fully committing, albeit at a slight cost.
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On "I Don't Even Know Why Though" the chorus is "I just wanna love you" which is very wishy-washy, but I feel the strongest there because I was being the most honest to myself.
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Depending on what you ask Siri, she'll tell you either the current betting line on the game or say she's rooting for the "Patri-gles" which is about as wishy-washy as you can get.
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Instead, it could contribute to the impression that there is no there there—that if there were a strong case against Trump, Democrats would be much less wishy-washy and ambivalent about the whole thing.
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This season has been particularly difficult to sit through — have we ever seen a bachelor this wishy-washy or a group of women this eager to fight among themselves on the history of the show?
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Don't get too excited just yet, though: Despite these promising claims, the research on compression clothing is pretty wishy-washy at the moment, and studies have shown that compression sleeves don't actually provide statistically significant benefits.
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What with the Trump administration's attitudes towards queer and gender-nonconforming people, which so far seem to range from wishy-washy at best to downright dangerous at worst, protests from the LGBTQ community have been widespread.
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"Unless there's a total surprise, the likelihood is that the Doha meeting on Sunday between OPEC/non-OPEC will produce something very wishy washy and will be nothing more than smoke and mirrors," one trader said.
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"Unless there's a total surprise, the likelihood is that the Doha meeting on Sunday between OPEC/non OPEC will produce something very wishy washy and will be nothing more than smoke and mirrors," one trader said.
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Avoid "like" all the, like, time If your kids often say "like" when they are, like, talking, and they sound, like, wishy-washy and unsure of, like, what they mean, they probably learned it from you.
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But the US isn't entirely alone, as Trump's wishy-washy take on the future of our planet has yet to draw any criticism from one of the main signatories of the climate agreement: the United Kingdom.
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After a five month wishy-washy stance akin to a small child on the whether the US would stick with the international pact, President Trump pulled the plug in an announcement yesterday at the White House.
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When deciding what to say in these instances, I think the most important thing is to remember that your friend is likely to interpret silence or anything wishy-washy or vague as a full-on approval.
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For those of us more wishy-washy than Henry Thoreau — and that would be all of us — the bright side of our fiscal complicity is that we also get to chip in for things we believe in.
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The wishy-washy response has raised many questions about the overall rationale behind pulling the trigger on a senior foreign military leader, particularly given it prompted a retaliatory missile attack from Iran at US and coalition forces.
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And while Trump himself has been wishy-washy in his dedication to fiscal conservatism, grasping to the talking point only when it affords him an opportunity to attack Democrats, his administration consists of many fiscal hawks, like Mulvaney.
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The Souter fear was crucial in sparking a backlash to Harriet Miers, George W. Bush's 2005 nominee to replace Sandra Day O'Connor, who wound up having to withdraw after conservatives judged her too wishy-washy to be trusted.
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The list of former activists now in HHS include: Trump's positions on abortion have been wishy-washy, but it's well known that Vice President Mike Pence has been crusading against reproductive rights and access to contraception for years.
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Yes, some of this comes in the form of wishy-washy anecdotes from teachers who remember a "cute, smiling kid" behind rose-tinted, steam-ridden glasses; and yes, there is the archetypal origin-story inclusion of home video footage.
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Last night, we watched Peter Weber unseat Arie Luyendyk Jr. as the most wishy-washy Bachelor in the franchise's 18-year history, but even that villainous behavior couldn't hold a candle to the chaotic energy of his mother Barbara.
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"It's conceivable that some criminal organization or people might be wishy-washy about the $2450 million," Mr. Amore said the other day as he sat in his cramped office at the museum, surrounded by copies of the stolen works.
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A few right-wing cable-news voices are also heard taking shots at Mister Rogers's belief in the specialness of everyone, which they take as wishy-washy, character-sapping progressivism rather than a straightforward gloss on basic Christian teaching.
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Early on in Green Book we're presented with a wishy-washy idea of intolerance in 1962 America: Think the standard racism and segregation that would have made a trip for a wealthy, educated black man in the deep south deadly.
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This wishy-washy "let's wait and see" take on climate change is a clear attempt to stall progress that allows Trump's picks to come across as somewhat reasonable, at least in comparison to the shameless science denial Trump has peddled before.
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And the same with Laurel, that wishy-washy, 'I don't know what I want from life, and one moment I want to make a documentary, and the next I want to change the world, and maybe I just want a martini.
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It helped that the election appeared certain to focus on Brexit — an issue on which the Conservatives, who under May had come to champion departure from the EU, held a huge advantage, as Labour's position was wishy-washy and confusing.
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In the letter, these organizations urge the Trump administration to preserve the crucial Title IX guidance that protects some of the country's most marginalized students — the very crucial Title IX guidance that Secretary DeVos herself has been wishy-washy about upholding.
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Destiny has been criticized for its flimsy plotline, the line "I don't have time to explain why I don't have time to explain" quoted as evidence of its wishy-washy sci-fi justification for shooting a lot of future guns.
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He did pop up occasionally, blasting Trump for his wishy-washy remarks about the neo-Nazis at Charlottesville and slamming Republicans who kept hedging their bets on the charges that their Alabama Senate candidate had sexually assaulted a 14-year-old.
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Both wishy-washy promises, like "lose some weight" or "write a book," and over-the-top commitments, like "drop 20 pounds by the start of March" or "become a New York Times best seller," are bad kinds of New Year's resolutions.
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One of the biggest news stories of the week was Donald Trump's wishy-washy deflection of an endorsement by Ku Klux Klan grand wizard David Duke, and that it barely dented his support (Trump won two primaries — Kentucky and Louisiana — on Saturday).
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There's really only one reason to see "High Strung" — Michael Damian's wishy-washy nod to "Fame" (1980) — and that's the ebullient choreography of Dave Scott, whose accelerated and witty hip-hop routines have long been highlights of movies and reality television shows.
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At a time when the ship of R&B is pointing its proverbial Tiller toward wishy-washy underwater sonics, "Beggin & Pleadin" is a twangy, country-inflected reminder that the distance between Motown and Nashville lies mostly in the marketing and the production.
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"You're the type that can't commit to nothing / Why you always acting wishy-washy?" she sings on "Nothing to Me." By the end of the -Ugh, those feels again, the listener is just as blindsided her lover's lack of reciprocity as Aalegra is.
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In terms of forecasting trends, I hope we will see an attempt to take this whole huge genre of wishy-washy self-help positive psychology and start to recognize that there's some really useful and powerful techniques in there — and also a lot of crap.
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But we don't yet know how the wishy-washy Trump administration, which pushed the Federal Communications Commission to kill neutrality last year and yet opposes the AT&T merger, would view a Sprint and T-Mobile combination if it did proceed beyond preliminary talks.
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Over the past eighteen months, Trump has always had a foil: First, 17 wishy-washy establishment Republicans, then a Democratic challenger he was able to successfully brand as being corrupt and out of touch with the concerns of (predominantly) white middle and lower-class families.
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The NYT is in many ways the voice of wishy-washy and pro-Wall Street globalist liberalism that so many on both the right and the left hate – not to mention the many workers dispossessed by the "free trade" which you love so much.
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Many of these new products seem aimed less at meat-eaters than at flexitarians, a dignifying name for the wishy-washy: Perdue's "Chicken Plus" nugget mixes chicken with cauliflower and chickpeas, and Tyson Foods is releasing a burger that blends beef with pea protein.
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Trump wants to encourage Russian expansionism, which directly threatens the norm against wars for territory that helped keep the peace after World War II. Trump's wishy-washy stance on NATO and Russia is even scarier — the uncertainty it creates could quite literally cause World War III.
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Patel, who orchestrated the annexation of self-governing "princely states", fits better with the muscular nationalism of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party than more famous heroes of independence, such as Mohandas Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru, who stood for wishy-washy virtues such as peace and tolerance.
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In case you missed it, after receiving Pilot Pete Weber's final rose and getting engaged — in what was arguably the worst Bachelor proposal ever — the 23-year-old fan favorite was swiftly dumped by the ever wishy-washy Weber, leaving her (and Peter's mom, Barb) heartbroken.
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Billed upfront as "a true story," throwing the wishy-washy "based on/inspired by" to the wind, Hacksaw Ridge stars Andrew Garfield as Desmond Doss, a conscientious objector (though he'd prefer "conscientious cooperator") who refused to carry a gun into the hell that was the Battle of Okinawa in 1945.
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" A couple of readers actually suggested I was too wishy-washy about arguing for a change: "One might get to a traditional retirement age and not be able to enjoy life," one reader argued, "so why put off living the very best life one can possibly have each and every day?
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It really was hard for them to gain traction after the report came out in terms of getting the American people to continue to care about 2016 and what Mueller found with respect to that, it was wishy washy on whether Trump actually committed any crimes or did anything wrong.
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Wednesday's tweet was by far the strongest endorsement, after more than a week of wishy-washy support, a senior GOP aide said before the vote, saying it would likely move some votes in favor of the bill But the reality is "this would've been a whole lot more helpful a week ago," the aide said.
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" He continued, "Just in the same way that we talk about nominal Christians -- and we never say that as a compliment -- you're either a faithful and committed Christian, committed to the teachings and the writings of the laws and profits and our Lord and savior Jesus Christ, or you're just kind of wishy-washy.
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Even within the upper management structure at Breitbart News, two of the three most senior staff -- Editor-in-Chief Alex Marlow and CEO Larry Solov (whose wishy-washy call for an apology "if" Lewandowski was responsible was far from adequate) -- are bound to the organization through loyalty to their close friend and mentor, the late Andrew Breitbart.
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And it's at least refreshing to see a character who is definitively gay — in contrast to the "exclusively gay moments" from recent films like Beauty and the Beast and Power Rangers, where the sexual orientations of the characters in question were left ambiguous, or the wishy-washy well-who-can-says of Guardians of the Galaxy.
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Scolded by the right for his wishy-washy stances on foreign policy and security, criticized by the left for his conservative economic policies, and attacked by the far right for his defense of European federalism and multiculturalism, Emmanuel Macron has a narrow path to fulfill the mandate that was conferred upon him by the French people.
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But whether you consider it a nuanced balance of technical prowess and masterful pop songwriting or "wishy-washy funk-lite designed purely for early-evening wine bars in the provinces," what is clear is that Jamiroquai are back after a near decade and I am now as gassed as everyone I saw spaffing over "Automaton" on Facebook in January.
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Maya Charlton: "Listening to The (Not So) Modern Lovers Forty Years Later" I'm not sure when exactly, but at some point — and, of course, I'm making overdramatic generalizations here — alternative rock music turned into bearded white guys singing in falsettos about the true meaning of life or love or whatever over wishy-washy Charlie Brown-style drumming.
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Some countries, including China, have still taken oil from Iranian tankers and risked economic penalties from the US. Read more: Iran could take advantage of Trump's wishy-washy response to the Saudi oil field attacksThere's also another piece to this: Saudi Arabia and Iran have been at odds for decades, and are currently engaged in a proxy war in Yemen.
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But the backlash over the migrant crisis, coupled with her long period in office and the wishy-washy nature of grand coalition politics, has led to more support for the more extreme, anti-European parties like the AfD and The Left, the heir of the East German Communist Party, which came in third in 2013 and won about 9 percent of the vote on Sunday.
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Update, 9:55AM: IBM just sent Gizmodo a statement that's about as pathetic and wishy-washy as you'd expect:IBM's CEO conveyed the company's views directly to the President and the Secretary of Homeland Security in person on Friday, including suggestions for how technology can help to promote both national security and lawful immigrationYou can see the list of companies that have been added to the brief below, and the original 96 companies here.
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