JT thought the "1" cookies looked a bit ... off.
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Late in our interview, Wagner gets a bit off track.
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Then again, something always seemed a bit off about Juicero.
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There's not a single editing point that's a bit off.
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The man immediately struck the bartender as a bit off.
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"We looked a bit off, sluggish," Islanders forward Kyle Okposo said.
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Firstly, there is something a bit off about all of this.
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Our server was inattentive, and his timing was a bit off.
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Something may be a bit off, so further research will be required.
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" "If they sounded a bit 'off' then they wouldn't get a date.
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It looked a bit off-putting, but I took a bite anyway.
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I saw that this woman was a bit off in her demeanor.
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It's worth going to neighborhoods just a bit off the usual path.
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But still, there was something a bit off about the whole affair.
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Sorry, the history geek in me got us a bit off track.
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And yet, there's also something a bit off-kilter about the film's premise.
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Colors can be a bit off, but the amount of detail is great.
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Even before Rob moved in, I'd already heard he was a bit... off.
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I chipped a bit off my metatarsal bone in 2010 during a routine.
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Google wasn't answering many questions about the demo, which seemed a bit off.
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The 10 trends ahead are indeed ugly, weird, and maybe even a bit off.
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And come on, Facebook is a bit off-brand for the reality star mogul.
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In what appears to be leaked footage, the game map seems a bit... off.
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"Lauri has been a bit off the map recently," Arizona coach Sean Miller said.
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Stone admits this may have been a bit off-putting for the tennis great.
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The whole thing still seems a bit off, especially since the dates keep changing.
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The actual space seemed a bit off—way too large for what it was.
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However, creating a faction solely based off of gender seems a bit off now.
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Absolutely recommended for readers in search of something a bit off and highly experimental.
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The stencils' alignment was a bit off, and some of the paint was dripping.
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I was a bit off in terms of genre: The answer is HIPSTER CRED.
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Hhhhmmm ... that seems a bit off, considering literally everyone is taught that in high school.
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And given how Zoom's IPO went, it's probably drafting a bit off of market momentum.
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I was feeling a bit off, but ignored it, thinking I had low blood sugar.
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The amount of time required to execute the projects caught me a bit off-guard.
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The yields on the 33-year and 10-year were a bit off their lows.
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He used clippers and I thought he was just going to take a bit off.
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But early observations of pumpkin toadlet behavior suggested something was a bit off with that idea.
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When the images were released, Twitter users immediately noticed something a bit off about the pair.
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It's consistently a bit off-putting, because so much of it seems either disingenuous or delusional.
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"When no one else is around, my approach to style becomes... "A bit off and random.
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Unfortunately, they were out of the blue chips, which felt a bit off-brand for Jetblue.
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The first, so what can cause discomfort in VR, motion sickness or feeling a bit off?
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And the MW is sort of a prepper bag, ready for anything and a bit off-kilter.
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They may make a production process less labour-intensive—or shave a bit off a chocolate bar.
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However, although the exact numbers might be a bit off, there are notable trends when marked proportionally.
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While there, the mother-daughter duo took a beautiful kayak ride that went a bit off course.
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There was a guy I was seeing for a bit off here, but we're no longer together.
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People were saying his voice has gone a bit off or whatever, but it's still so potent.
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These methods produce lots of fine detail, but the large-scale structure always looks a bit off.
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"I've met a lot of people in private whose public persona is a bit off," Allen said.
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He's looking at a player, looking at his body language, oh he looks a bit off today.
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As Mr. Trump exited the NATO headquarters, he left allies and analysts alike a bit off balance.
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But there's no selfie camera at the top, which also makes the design feel a bit off.
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With such influence, Facebook limiting its users ability to block Zuckerberg's profile seemed, to many, a bit off.
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Some apps save by monitoring your spending and skimming a bit off the top into a savings account.
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Even chart watchers are starting to notice that something is a bit off about the market's earnings expectations.
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Videos were grainy and don't do a good job of replicating detail; colors were a bit off, too.
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You could be pro at job interviews, but there's always a chance you'll say something a bit off.
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Doug then tried to secure it to his body with plastic wrap, but it looked a bit off.
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And as has occurred with Mr. Trump, opponents suggested that Roosevelt was perhaps a bit off his rocker.
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O.K., maybe some of them are a bit off-putting, but scary and beautiful are not mutually exclusive.
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Even if his recent collections have fallen a bit off the mark, he has earned a victory lap.
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"Because it is a bit off central London, it always felt easier and calmer to me," she said.
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Sinema's step-aunt Susie Fleming told the Post that the candidate's memory of the building was a bit off.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Joe Biden Express to the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination went a bit off track this week.
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It was a solid seat, and while the traffic noise outside was a bit off-putting, I was ready.
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Scientists have long known that results from the first night of most sleep experiments are usually a bit off.
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While a few sites took the rumor and ran with it, it all seemed… a bit off, to us.
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The stadium is nudged just a bit off-center of the intersection to accommodate a stand of palm trees.
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So when losers act like winners, it's more than a bit off-putting, but we can deal with it.
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Homeland Am I the only one to have found the pace of tonight's episode to be a bit off?
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Admittedly, his face does look a bit...off, but that could be an artifact or limitation of the digital restoration.
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So if you notice something a bit off about object placement in the first few episodes, it's not just you.
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Even as I sit here typing this, I'm feeling a bit off about only having put in 20 minutes today.
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And although that day might be still be a bit off in the distance, it's closer than you might think.
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"It is likely just a few retail investors taking a bit off the table" after strong recent gains, said Smalley.
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It all started when the internet noticed something a bit off about a strange, familiar-sounding new snack called Prongles.
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Looking at all that Ali is dealing with makes Helen Hunt's Darcy, in What Women Want, seem a bit off.
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So liquidity and trading flows are probably a bit off of normal, which may be exacerbating the erratic price action.
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Many also love the availability of the shuttle, which eases the burden of being a bit off the beaten path.
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Taking a closer look at the pigeons' wings, the researchers found that one flight feather in particular was a bit...off.
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While Boston Dynamics does post videos stress-testing new robots, Twitter users began to notice this video seemed a bit off.
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The piece included an accurate photo of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, but the photo of Trump was a bit... off.
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Josie the Chinese Crested Photo: Getty Josie's patchy, wiry hair ensures that the petting experience would be a bit off-putting.
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Why you'll love them: The affordable Wilson Staff C200 irons deliver consistently long distances, even when struck a bit off-center.
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Park officials simply advise hikers to trust their instincts if someone's behavior seems a bit off and to keep their distance.
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I was a bit off: the base F-PACE SVR was around $2000,163, but my tester came with $216,221 in extras.
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Shinichiro Kadota, senior FX and rates strategist at Barclays, said the market was "caught a bit off guard" by Trump's comments.
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ThisB&B is a bit off the beaten path in a gut-renovated Gothic revival home that's dripping with choice antiques.
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Indeed, more than recovered: The current level is a bit off, less than 85033 percent, from the August 2018 high mark.
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"I think today showed that we are still a bit off the podium spot," said his Australian team mate Daniel Ricciardo.
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" He added: "I felt like he was a bit off on the greens and still was able to shoot even par.
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"I think after the 13th hole I kind of became antsy and my putting stroke was a bit off," said Park.
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Unlike regular markets, however, Valve set the terms of every exchange and skimmed a bit off the top of every transaction.
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But for this device to so thoroughly and steadily leak prematurely, just days before release, is starting to feel a bit... off.
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We've all felt a bit off at least once in our lives, as if we're looking at the world through frosted glass.
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Not necessarily with any specific films in mind, but the handmade feeling, the way the camera operating is sometimes a bit off.
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Because we'd never tasted the spirit before, that strange middle ground was, at first, a bit off-putting for some of us.
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"That comment was a bit off the cuff, and I think I know what he means when he said that," Pearlman said.
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Changes can then be made to the object, cutting a bit off here, say, adding a bit there or drilling a hole.
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"We just looked a bit off, sluggish, nothing was crisp and we paid for it," New York right winger Kyle Okposo said.
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While it maybe correct to include an important stakeholder in a meeting, saying "Isn't that Chris' job?" is a bit off-putting.
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While Wall Street may seem a bit off the beaten path, it can actually be a great choice for a babymoon getaway.
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I was sick at the time, I think with pneumonia, which is why my voice is going to sound a bit off.
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Still, even shaving just a bit off of those margins could go a long way toward helping him win a second term.
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"I wanted some naturally aged and worn pieces to keep things a bit off-key," Lucrezia Bonaccorsi, the bar's creative director, said.
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Last summer CBS served up the political horror satire "BrainDead," a show so aggressively odd that it was a bit off-putting.
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That said, as with the previous two films in this de facto Sheridan trilogy, there's something a bit off-putting about Wind River.
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Twitter users pointed out that it appeared Trudeau's left eyebrow was a bit off during his press conference alongside French President Emmanuel Macron.
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Normally when Marlowe exhibits out-of-character behavior, I chalk it up to her coming down with something and feeling a bit off.
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It's also making this into a country-wide road trip, picking spots that are a bit off the beaten path but definitely interesting.
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The treatment can bring on vertigo in itself, and patients sometimes report feeling a bit off-balance for a day or two afterward.
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England continues to tempt fate in the back, with passes that arrive jusssst a bit late, or go jussssst a bit off target.
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I found that the ingredient ratios in the recipe were a bit off, and the dough was dry and difficult to work with.
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Productivity was "a bit off" in Amazon's vast fulfillment network as the company expanded its ability to ship more products in a day.
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And she's clearly meant to be a bit off, with her uncouth spoon-licking gesture and the oddly unattractive cut of her pants.
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The trackpad is decent with a solid glass cover, but the sensitivity is a bit off and the button is surprisingly hard to press.
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That uncomplicated dynamic was occasionally thrown a bit off-kilter whenever a seeming bad guy (ack, the Winter Soldier!) went good (yay, Bucky's back!).
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Ali Fedotowsky was confident about her design aesthetic when she started planning her daughter's nursery — but she may have been a bit off base.
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I saw a dead body in the aftermath of a car accident once—so still—and I was just a bit off all day.
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Al Gore's "Leadership for the New Millennium" was a bit off in this regard -- a millennium doesn't feel as immediately relevant as a century.
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For an Australian town, a simple number three on the sides and a bit off the top means a long trip through the outback.
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Comey went a bit off his planned career path after high school, as he initially wanted to be a doctor of a rutabaga farmer.
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Depending on the song, sometimes the mix can be a bit off when you're listening to a single speaker, but it's rarely an issue.
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The cost of protection against unexpected moves in the currency, seen in the three-month options pricing, eased a bit off seven-month highs.
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Bjayzl's letting herself get so easily fooled and outmaneuvered was a bit off for me, but the performances at Freecloud kept me entertained nonetheless.
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Although that prediction proved to be a bit off the mark (or perhaps it's still too early for its time), the idea is certainly compelling.
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Frugal Traveler Soon after my Alaska Airlines flight had safely touched down at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport, I noticed I felt a bit off.
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There are lots of ways to shave a bit off the top of your Apple purchase price, or at least get an extra thrown in.
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He constantly repeats claims that are totally false, like his assertion that crime is at record highs (it's actually just a bit off historic lows).
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Buffett's strategy wasn't perfect — he admits his timing was a bit off on his October call to buy, as markets continued to plunge in 2009.
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Friends and fans shared their hilarious reactions to the toy, and some users pointed out that the mini Mendes' eye color appeared a bit off.
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You can click each spot and it gets even more detailed, complete with specific addresses and locations (though some might be a bit off). 6.
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The screen ratios on the previous-generation V35 were a bit off, but the V40 is more symmetrical and factors in the chin at the bottom.
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They tell a story that, while it goes a bit off the rails in later chapters, is tightly interconnected, with each game building off the last.
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The show began for me a bit off the beaten path, just outside of Paris at the Cité de la Céramique, Sèvres's national ceramic art museum.
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"I think the market has had a good run and people are taking a bit off the table," said Chris Weston, institutional lender at IG Markets.
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On the other, Trump's reasoning — that not doing the drills saves "hundreds of millions" — is a bit off, since one joint drill costs around $14 million.
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For anyone who has seen Citizen Four, the portrayal of Snowden by Joseph Gordon-Levitt should feel a bit off (though his voice does sound eerily accurate).
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Google Calendar will try to guess what your working hours are based upon your scheduling history, but you can change the suggestions if it's a bit off.
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If you need flavors that are a bit off the beaten path, here are some fun options: Tangerine, Key Lime, Strawberry Dragonfruit, and Mango Peach Pineapple. YUM.
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I know their sushi is expensive, but the other sushi place nearby can sometimes be a bit "off," and I don't mind paying the extra few dollars.
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Kelly also said he thinks his coordination is a bit off as he adjusts back to life with gravity, noting some trouble he had shooting basketballs Thursday.
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The English in this game is a bit off, as if it's written by someone who has a decent but not quite perfect grasp on the language.
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World record holder Aries Merritt appeared a bit off stride, hitting four hurdles in qualifying sixth-fastest in the 110m hurdles with a time of 13.64 seconds.
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All in all, we thought the Impossible Whopper was the best meatless alternative to dateDevout Whopper lovers may find the Impossible version's texture a bit off-putting.
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Over the course of the episode, Shosh is shown adjusting to life in Tokyo, where everything is a bit off-kilter, including her delightfully strange new apartment.
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"I was just trying to get through that workout, and couldn't get through it," he said, adding that he had been feeling a bit off for weeks.
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CreditCreditTy Wright for The New York Times A small but determined political organization in Detroit began to worry that its official symbol was a bit off-putting.
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The DDB team felt Mr. Eno's style — "a bit off-kilter in a really funny and dry way," Mr. Weiss said — was a good match for Skittles.
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Of course, things may have gotten a bit off-track when the company was revealed to have obtained the data of as many as 87 million Facebook users.
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" In his January 17 confirmation, Price said he was a "strong supporter of innovation," but said he believed the CMS innovation center "has gotten a bit off track.
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One time I saw the carafe was a bit off-center when it started brewing, and when I adjusted it, the spinning platform just stopped and wouldn't restart.
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I don't feel like I withhold, but I may not know that because I'm a little withholding as a person, so my gauge might be a bit off.
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Sharp-eyed readers will have noticed that the title of the new Target Margin Theater play, "Marjana and the Forty Thieves," is familiar, but also a bit off.
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In fact, the lighting in Wiley's portrait of Wangechi Mutu seems a bit off to me, the highlight on the snake inconsistent with the rest of the painting.
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The one cultural stop we will remember is a bit off the beaten path, in Loiza, a small city that is the heart of Afro-Puerto Rican culture.
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What made this one tricky for me were some of the general knowledge required and some of the clues, which seemed a bit off once I solved them.
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But when the stars of the new play The Play That Goes Wrong hijack producer J.J. Abrams' The Tonight Show interview, things go just a bit off the rails.
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A few years ago, one pre-school teacher pulled me aside to point out that Alex's directness was, perhaps, a bit "off-putting" to other kids and their parents.
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I say decent because there have been times were colors were drab or the focus seemed a bit off, but generally, the V27.0 has a great pair of cameras.
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To celebrate the holiday season, Trump sent Congress a card — which seems like a normal, friendly thing to do — but it's Trump so obviously things were a bit off.
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In fact, even if the volume level and sound effects I was hearing sounded superior to reality, it was a bit off-putting to know that it wasn't authentic.
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It might feel a bit off-putting to don a bathing suit and skimpy cover-up and then find yourself passing by well-dressed diners and tuxedo-wearing waiters.
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Say what you will about Ant-Man and/or the Wasp, but their vaguely comedic capers might seem a bit off-key coming so soon after such a gutting ending.
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Physically, he may have seemed a bit off to play Kaufman (too lanky, too crowned with hair), but he took on the role with painstaking if seemingly typical actorly mimicry.
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One reason this forecast could have been a bit off was because many were forecasting La Niña to take over for part of the winter months, when in fact, it didn't.
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Fans of NBC's family drama This Is Us may have noticed that Randall Pearson (played by actor Sterling K. Brown) seemed a bit off at the end of last week's episode.
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But the initial test shots ended up being a bit… off; the cast looked too chummy, like they were part of a cheesy network sitcom and not a film about heroin.
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But, why I do these things—I do certain things like this that are a bit off-piste, a bit left-field, it's not what I normally do—is precisely that.
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As high-flying tech names in general slid meaningfully, Nvidia dropped as low as $142.75 on Friday afternoon (a 17 percent intraday decline) before closing a bit off of the lows.
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That sounds a bit off to me for several reasons, especially since we're currently watching the most talented generation of hockey players in history, with the highest volume of elite-level stars.
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"Right now, we're just a bit off from the 18 car (Busch) and the Penske cars," said Harvick, who won eight races last year but who has yet to win in 2019.
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I trained Monday to Thursday ahead of my fight and I'm usually a bit off during my weight cut, but I killed every session I had leading up to Palhares on Saturday.
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They had a really good scene, but it was very closed-shop and for people – like me – that were into the harder sounds, the way D1 operated was a bit off-putting.
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In one way, that means eating food that looks a bit off to me by consuming it in a different way, like throwing soft blueberries into a smoothie instead of discarding them.
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Overall, I thought Yang was a bit off in his delivery last night with misplaced pauses, a lackluster speaking style and a rare inability to focus on presenting his most persuasive answers.
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The notion that a pardon given to two turkeys out of 46 million slaughtered for the Thanksgiving holiday should be some kind of feel-good event has always felt a bit off.
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His photos are a good example on how the conventions of vinyl pages don't always need to be clean and expensive looking, but rather, dark and sometimes even a bit off-putting.
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Michael Miller, who runs Mindwhirl Marketing in Denver with his wife, Shelly, finds Trump's brash style a bit off-putting but believes the candidate has the experience and ability to improve the economy.
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At the same time, I was a bit off-put by the implication that women who are any combination of poor, addicted, and/or of color are jaded enough to accept mass disenfranchisement.
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Crediting Jesus for Seahawks wins is usually Russell Wilson's thing and a bit off-brand for Richard Sherman, but teams have to be ready to tweak the game plan some in the playoffs.
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And yet: A new bunch of Romulan warriors who totally eschew Romulan traits seemed a bit off to me, given the amount of interactions "Trek" heroes have had with Romulans over the years.
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From the preponderance of proper names in the upper left, the INs pileup in the lower left, and a couple more abbreviations than I normally like to use, something feels a bit off.
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Ms. Lively is well cast, gracefully patrolling the boundary of her limited range, with Mr. Clarke less steady in the more amorphous role of someone who seems a bit off from the outset.
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In its fifth year, BABZ crossed the borough border to set up at the Knockdown Center in Queens, and though the venue is a bit off the beaten path, it was worth the trek.
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His bouncy drives keep his defender just a bit off rhythm, and because he's a left, he always seems to get that extra little space that defenders don't realize they shouldn't be giving him.
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Everything about his game is a bit off aesthetically, but aesthetics have had no place in the non-Cavs half of the Eastern Conference's playoff brackets, which means Biyombo has been right at home.
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N.B.A. Roundup TORONTO — When the ball left Kawhi Leonard's hands on a fadeaway from the right baseline, with the final buzzer blaring as it arced toward the basket, it looked just a bit off.
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But, Microwaving Makes For A Gummy TextureAlthough the flavor was was on point, the texture was a bit off: wet, sticky, and gummy in a gelatinous way that was only slightly masked with sauced. 6.
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Now, that sounds a bit off because every other rumor we've heard suggests that Apple will be putting out an all glass phone and that at least one model will have an OLED display. Huh!
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But given the original 5 percent pod packs quite a punch—and might be a bit off-putting as a result—this new iteration could also serve as an easier way into vaping for newbies.
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That sort of thing might be normal in other major cities, but in Miami, where most parties happen at the same seven clubs and pull in the same 700 people, it's a bit off-putting.
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What experts tell us, though, is that cli-fi isn't just wholesome dystopian entertainment; it seems to help people believe in actual climate change, even when Hollywood's version of the science is a bit off.
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Earlier this week, former National Security Council (NSC) director for European affairs Fiona Hill Hill testified that she, then-National Security Adviser John Bolton, and Sondland attended the gathering that went a bit off the rails.
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The clue "The People's Princess, familiarly" seems to be a bit off in terms of its timeline, but it was easy enough to know that it was asking for some reference to Diana, Princess of Wales.
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"We looked a bit off, sluggish, nothing was crisp and we paid for it," said forward Kyle Okposo (team-leading 31 points), who has collected two goals and an assist in a pair of victories over Columbus.
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You've seen this type of video in your News Feed countless times: generically peppy music, chunky-letter captions, and claims of a breakthrough medical discovery that, if you bother to watch closely, sound just a bit off.
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If you happened to suspect that the content being posted was, say, a bit off and reeked of propaganda, a quick glance might reveal it was posted by "stopropaganda" or "fedupwithlying" — surely washing away those concerns. thetrippytrip.tumblr.
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But if anything, the ultimate takeaway is that no online platform that's owned by someone else is ever really safe from censorship or deletion — especially if you create content that's just a bit off the beaten path.
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Pinterest, while growing quickly, was a bit off targets it initially set in early 2015 and has to figure out how to re-adjust its expectations as to what kind of advertising and consumer products marketers want.
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With the benefit of being a bit off-the-beaten tourist path, more French will be heard and visitors might feel a sense of satisfaction knowing they have arrived at a place that native Parisians also enjoy.
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It turned out the ping was a bit off: The family was down the street at Walmart, purchasing a wheelchair, a walker and a syringe for Alyssa's feeding tube, which Duane says he'd been trained to use.
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During a book tour stop at the Auditorium Theatre in Chicago on Monday night, the 2016 Democratic presidential nominee was taken a bit off guard when she was asked what costume she was planning to wear for Halloween.
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"We've gone a bit off piste," Tony Purnell, former principal of Formula One motor racing teams Jaguar and Red Bull, now head of British Cycling's Research/Innovation department, told Reuters on Thursday at the Rouleur Classic in London.
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Based on the trailer, the show might live up to the company's promises to be sensitive to the idea of a self-identified "pink man from Britain" showing up to battle local chefs of color seeming a bit off.
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And when the Spectator of all places are gunning for events which see huge swathes of people happily give away their sense of agency and submit to a furiously loud figurehead, then you know things are a bit off.
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" Viale Francesco Crispi, 5b — D.F. Massimo Piombo "A bit off the grid from the main shopping area in Milan, this small men's wear shop located in the Brera neighborhood still seems to be the best-kept secret in town.
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The Chris Christie meme crazeThe Internet felt that something was a bit off when former presidential candidate Chris Christie stood behind Trump, whom he had endorsed after dropping out of the race, while he delivered a victory speech in Florida.
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"Mica took us a bit off guard as it was a new material that we had not really used before," Constantine told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in an interview in Lush's head office in the English south coastal town of Poole.
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But one source close to the government said there was now a sense that the EU had realised that the tone set in Salzburg was "perhaps a bit off" and, behind the scenes, conversations between the two sides were more constructive.
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There was this one moment that was perhaps a bit off script for a Trump administration appointee, where Maguire talked about the most important threats facing the United States at this point that he has to deal with in his job.
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Before the president spoke there was discussion, among other things, of whether it was still OK to play Michael Jackson songs at such an occasion ("I hope he doesn't come on stage to this, it's a bit off"; "It's probably just 29s Spotify").
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Make (and potentially automate) your payments Many lenders offer a small interest rate discount when you sign up for an automatic payment — it makes your car payment one less thing to think about, and could takes a bit off the interest you owe.
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It's all computerized now so all he has to do is scan the object to get a read on the color, zap it with an electrical current to measure the conductivity, and scrape a bit off to have it analyzed in a powerful microscope.
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But the sensors in the car report that despite this, the car is drifting a bit off the intended line — and this input is taken into account, causing the agent to turn the wheel a bit more, or less, or whatever the case may be.
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Ann Lee HusseySouth Berwick, Me. To the Editor: Re "The Anti-Vaxxers' War on Truth," by Frank Bruni (column, March 10): I read and respect Frank Bruni's opinions the majority of the time, but his description of anti-vaxxers is a bit off course.
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Trump continued to perform a series of panicky pivots from one unconvincing justification to another; various advisers and factotums gamely mirrored his erratic choreography, in the vein of Katy Perry's Left Shark Super Bowl dancing companion—a beat late and reliably a bit off.
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It's a bit off-putting to think your car could be recording you at all times — or at least when Super Cruise is enabled — but a Cadillac rep confirmed to us via email that none of the Super Cruise hardware or software is capable of storing images.
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Even quite a few Republicans who are largely happy with Trump's policy agenda would prefer to work toward that agenda without the constant barrage of tweets, scandals, insults, norm violations, conflicts of interests, and crimes, perhaps even if it meant shaving a bit off that agenda.
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When you play against her, she manages to put the ball very close to the line and with an angle you don't really get from any other player, so it catches you a bit off guard and then she opens up the other side of the court.
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"Everyone knows global trade is good for earnings, and to get into a global trade war means that every country is going to shave a bit off GDP growth, and that many companies are going have to lower earnings growth, and no one wants that," she told CNBC.
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It's a blessing to be able to piss in peace, but it's also a bit off-putting to look around at a sea of white dudes and realize that no, this isn't a Trump rally, but rather a community you love and have invested significant time and energy in.
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" The same year, People magazine described her as "a strong-willed 41-year-old Spanish-born redhead" (the age was quite a bit off) who "has what it takes — money, taste and, perhaps most important, a willingness to back new plays to the hilt, take a bath and still try again.
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"If the speed limit has slowed and we're in a position where we've used up a lot of the capacity in this economy ... it means that we should be thinking about, and we are open about this, we're thinking about taking our foot a bit off the accelerator," he told the BBC radio.
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Watch: How the Fed could cause the next recession, according to Gary Shilling "This might reasonably be interpreted as implying that if current conditions — tighter financial conditions, weaker growth including in China and Europe, elevated geopolitical risks – continue to prevail, the Fed is likely to shave a bit off the cumulative rate hikes planned through end 2020," he said.
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Described as "more Old West sheriff than diplomat" by the Los Angeles Times, Parris does everything big and a bit off-balance: going to war with the city's pitbull population; personally offering a $1,000 "bounty" for convictions of any member of the Crips or Bloods; pushing his city to be the nation's first to go net-zero energy.
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They look and sound like they should've been folded into grunge, but they arrived a few years too late and something about them is a bit off, too soft and clean, like that kid at school who was into Mudhoney but wore fleeces from Fat Face and spent the weekends voluntarily going on camping trips with their parents.
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And while a few friends have questioned his behavior—especially at the end of each month, when his prescription runs out and he becomes withdrawn and "a bit off emotionally"—he's not exactly forthcoming with them, even if he does know plenty of other people who have a similar habit when it comes to their stimulants.
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If you're merely sensitive to gluten, and it makes you feel a bit off, these stray bits are likely little more than a nuisance, but if you've got celiac disease, the inadvertent consumption of any amount of gluten can trigger serious intestinal damage that could have you feeling unwell for anywhere from a few days up to entire weeks.
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Here are some examples from the paper: Jonathan Fly, a machine-learning enthusiast who replicates (and goofily riffs on) recent machine-learning advances at his blog I Forced a Bot, put together this impressive collection of images, where the approach laid out in the new paper is able to do, on the whole, a shockingly good job predicting faces from pixelated images: Okay, so the predicted faces are ... a bit off.
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That's why, when you look at orbits in the Solar System, all of the planets are located in a fairly flat plane, they all orbit the Sun in the same direction, and almost all of them rotate on their axes in the same direction (Venus and Uranus are the two exceptions—we think they got smacked by some other large body shortly after they formed that knocked them a bit off-kilter).
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We don't know exactly what Hopper tells Brenner because we don't see the whole exchange, and overall the whole sequence feels a bit off (would Hopper, who seems like a pretty decent guy, really give up Eleven just like that?); there's also that mysterious sequence near the end of the finale, when Hopper — still smoking and looking just as troubled as always — gets into that ominous black car with what looks like another government official.
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