He balks at naming names, "you know, for security reasons".
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" But Haben balks at the notion that she's an "inspiration.
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In fact, CEO Brian Mariotti balks at calling the brand one.
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Everyone balks at the secret process, limited debate and rushed vote.
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I tell him he talks too much; he balks at this assessment.
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Jordan balks at regular aid shipments from its soil, citing security concerns.
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The Senate Republican leader balks at bipartisan criminal justice reforms backed by Trump.
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But Kat balks at the idea, calling her race irrelevant to her position.
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Alberto, an evangelical Christian, balks at the demand that he avenge their father.
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So even if Tesla balks at the conceptual label, it makes the list.
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He balks at paying the ferry fee, $25 a year for islanders, on principle.
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But Darius also balks at Ruby's insistence that she'll make him a better man.
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If a seller balks at any of it, that is a really bad sign.
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She still balks at the idea of talking about it in front of people.
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The mother balks at the idea, but it's a free trial, who can refuse that?
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The latter balks at the task, warning Sansa that she's not safe along with Littlefinger.
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Sara Walker, an astrobiologist at Arizona State University, balks at the ecological engineering it will require.
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When she is offered a job at a homeless shelter, she balks at the low salary.
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" When Vince balks at one aspect of Priya's parenting, Michael snaps: "My mother is an angel!
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Initially, Richard balks at the idea of allowing anyone outside the company to try the software.
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If the court balks at the revision, the special master could be tasked with redrafting it himself.
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As a rule he's on firmer ground when he questions sequence than when he balks at scope.
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" A banner on the influential Drudge Report site on Thursday read: "Trump Balks at 'Shithole' Immigration Deal.
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And Norway's Progress Party, like the Swiss People's Party, balks at unlimited immigration within the EU's Schengen area.
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Siobhan initially balks at Rhea's suggestion that she appear alongside her brothers on a previously scheduled Argestes panel.
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In other words, he balks at terminating martial endeavors that fail to deliver results or outlive their usefulness.
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Luxion balks at the idea that gender fluidity isn't a valid gender, a refrain they've heard time and again.
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Her father, too, is tied to the land he loves, and Ruth balks at even stepping outside her house.
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If Kim balks at immediate denuclearization, the United States can increase the pressure even more until he is ready.
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"You don't want to lose control," he tells his wife when she balks at his newly unilateral decision-making.
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He's written about brews for almost 25 years, but he balks at paying more than $10 for a pint.
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Though Unglert now acknowledges that Schulman deserved to be treated with more respect, he balks at his "F-boy" label.
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First up is this 220 play about a moralist who balks at selling his business to a dance hall proprietor.
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Despite their great love for each other, Steinem balks at the idea that Bale was the love of her life.
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First up is this 2866 play about a moralist who balks at selling his business to a dance hall proprietor.
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Spencer — proud, family-dedicated Spencer — originally balks at the proposition to leave his beloved neighborhood behind for the lap of luxury.
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But Vogels balks at the idea of some other piece of AWS following suit and getting made into its own unit.
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Zollar nevertheless balks at the notion that Mahogany cards touch on perseverance and fortitude more so than any other Hallmark brand.
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As the public balks at its treatment of consumer data, however, its users are now setting the terms of engagement — not Zuckerberg.
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When crotchety Lord Glover balks at the idea of training girls along with boys, scene-stealing Lyanna Mormont easily shuts him down.
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But Nadler said House Democrats would revive plans for a legal confrontation over Mueller's files if the DOJ balks at sharing information.
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We find ourselves watching Cave with the same 'kind eyes' of those stranger sympathisers in the bakery queue he balks at recalling.
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Pavoni balks at the fact that his son is implementing his own ideas and not allowing Dino full control of both locations.
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If a company balks at a utility's terms, abandoning the provider can be difficult if not impossible in a market with few alternatives.
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Even working from that familiar playbook, the particulars have their merits, such as when Alex balks at a transaction because of its illegality.
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After Doug's wife Donna (Karly Rothenberg) criticizes her granddaughter's not-obviously-feminine name, Charlie, she balks at the new trend of gender-neutral names.
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If one balks at members of the Trump family eyeing future election bids, they ought to do the same for Obama's wife and children.
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Though Franz is willing to protect the Austrian Republic, he balks at the requirement of all enlisted men to swear allegiance to the Führer.
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Like many in the automation business, however, Skaff balks at the suggestion that the technology will replace human employees — at least in the short term.
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Although she has no problem helping the starving pirates steal from her father's greedy regime, she balks at a plan to destroy her family home.
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The same theology of eternal family bonds that balks at Mr. Trump's misogynistic lechery can only with great difficulty accept his opponents' pro-choice platforms.
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Jojo's redeemable nature is evident early on, when he balks at killing a rabbit during the Nazi youth camp he's attending, earning himself that unfortunate nickname.
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President Donald Trump has repeatedly said that Puerto Rico has gotten too much money in disaster relief, and balks at spending one more dollar on the island.
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She also prefers to be addressed by a female pronoun, even as she balks at what she sees as the younger L.G.B.T. generation's hypersensitivity to gender labels.
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Biden often talks about his long track record of working with Republicans in Washington and balks at the notion that bipartisanship is a thing of the past.
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Her friend offers to pay her for them, but then balks at the $450 price tag before proceeding to "shoe shame" Carrie for spending so much on footwear.
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Unlike HBO Now or Disney+, HBO Max is a more general entertainment player — even if Stephenson reportedly balks at the term "general" in anything to do with HBO.
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As they settle into their ramshackle abode, Malcolm appears to be content to let the highhanded Anna run their lives, even as Lilly generally balks at her authority.
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Better for the state to set Renault free by selling down its stake, which is one of the hurdles to a merger since Nissan balks at French meddling.
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Whether the cornflower-wearing, racist underbelly of the AfD balks at such a strategic move and sabotages it in the name of ideological purity remains to be seen.
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Someone who: cares about the appearance of his bottom; balks at the thought of injecting it with fillers or having implants put in; wants to spend less than $100.
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She also balks at the idea of spending more than $40 on a single skin-care product, which is exactly why her P50 imitation is comfortably priced at $39.
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If your partner balks at your number, then it's your decision whether or not it's worth it to have a sexual or emotional experience with that person, Thomas says.
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But when he's faced with a band that prides itself on breaking new musical ground by adding synths and backup singers, he balks at their tainting of great traditions.
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As with anthropomorphism, science balks at the notion that these animals affect us so profoundly because of some innate kinship — but that doesn't make us feel it any less.
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Beijing balks at sanctions that are not imposed under the auspices of the UN. The death toll from two weeks of flooding across Bangladesh, India and Nepal climbed above 800.
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He doesn't mind being called a "dirty Arab"—it's his most common term of endearment, he says—but he balks at the idea of having his face covered during sex.
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The 3,000-square-foot space — Nordstrom balks at calling it a showroom and instead refers to it as a concept store focused on service experiences — employs a handful of specialists.
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But if Nevada agrees to cover most of the costs of a new stadium, and Oakland balks at doing anything similar, does anyone doubt the league will rubber-stamp a move?
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Mia initially balks at the idea, but after she meets with Joseph and Madeline, she receives a letter from school that informs her that her financial aid has been taken away.
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Mr Sewing is stuffing €74bn of risk-weighted assets he wants to discard into a "capital-release unit" (he balks at the term "bad bank" but may have to live with it).
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WASHINGTON — Senators are hoping to convince President Donald Trump to help Americans recovering from devastating natural disasters all across the country, as the president balks at spending another dollar on Puerto Rico.
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" He balks at any formal assessment of firearm use among people with dementia, saying it could lead to "a totalitarian system that decides when you can have rights and when you cannot.
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Litorco has written an etiquette guide for game night that speaks to both the hardcore fans with 30 years of Warhammer 40K experience and the newcomer who balks at dice and plastic.
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" It is mystifying to her that one could be skilled at being one's own gender, and she balks at the fact that so many of femininity's dictates "involve shrinking rather than growing.
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Jeri, looking for a win however she can get one, wants to bully Jessica into testifying in support of Hope's Kilgrave story; Jessica, however, balks at revealing her own trauma to the world.
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It is putting the €74bn of risk-weighted assets it is shedding into a separate "capital-release unit" (Mr Sewing balks at the term "bad bank", but he may be stuck with it).
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She balks at first because it seems like a pity job, but he wins her over by saying he's got 20 years of experience to know that she's the best teammate he could find.
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A new character, Carmen (played by Fernanda Andrade), an "intuitive" who seems destined to play a role in both Duc's and Ramon's lives (she balks at Duc's use of the word "psychic"), heartily agrees.
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When a Meereenese Red Woman comes to visit Tyrion and Varys, she balks at Tyrion's suggestion that maybe they shouldn't use the dragons to light citizens on fire until the land has been purified.
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If Mr. Kabila balks at leaving office, the Security Council and the European Union should tighten sanctions, as Washington has done, on senior leaders in Congo, including Mr. Kabila, until a new government takes over.
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When Camilla announces she'll be sending Laura and Mirage a Trois out on a lengthy tour with Tiana, Hakeem balks at the idea because it is clearly a plot to get his girlfriend out of her hair.
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He complains that the pieces were taken from the various sites and cultures — the Maya, the Zapotec, the Olmec et al — to which they belonged in the first place, but he balks at selling to a British dealer.
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Every time a neighborhood association or a local elected official balks at the repurposing of parking lanes, better transit, and bicycle and pedestrian access, they are essentially saying that the status quo is the best we can do.
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A human brain that balks at even naming a particular supersensory experience can't be expected to integrate it; the result is almost cellular bewilderment, and the mind expels the encounter as the body would poison it can't metabolize.
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Mythili told me that as she watches Trump and the people around him reject science, construct alternate realities and try to silence anyone who balks at that, she worries that the very idea of America is in jeopardy.
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NATO is working to manage the potential for fallout, scaling back from a "summit" to a "leaders meeting," a nuance that allows the alliance to avoid issuing a formal communique that could cause embarrassment if Trump balks at signing.
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The White House said on Monday it was "absurd" to suggest that President Donald Trump was an unreliable negotiator as China reportedly balks at a summit with President Xi Jinping over concerns Trump would walk away from a trade deal.
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Take a look: Plus there's some bonus cuteness at the end of the clip when one of the other kid-testants balks at the idea of a veggie-based challenge even if it is coming from the former First Lady.
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Wet n Wild, which has long been a cult favorite among broke teenagers and anyone else who balks at the idea of shelling out $39 for eyeshadow, told users on Twitter that its palette would retail for $25 to $29.
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Larissa is disappointed to discover that Colt doesn't buy her flowers at the airport because they're a waste of money (fair), and he balks at getting a car with working air conditioning even though they live in the fucking desert (come on).
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It also balks at some defense spending reductions, including a $532 million reduction in Afghanistan security funding and a $406 million cut to a fund to train and equip U.S. partner forces in Iraq and Syria for the fight against Islamic State.
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Mainstream economists such as Larry Summers dismiss MMT as "voodoo" and as MMT balks at the idea that bond and currency markets should continue to be allowed to dictate government spending levels and priorities, many financial market economists also oppose the notion.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House said on Monday it was "absurd" to suggest that President Donald Trump was an unreliable negotiator as China reportedly balks at a summit with President Xi Jinping over concerns Trump would walk away from a trade deal.
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It isn't until the very end of the season when Vincent—the best of the so-called good—begins to question his passivity and balks at the idea of getting in deeper in his dealings with the cops and pimps and mob bosses altogether.
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When Mr. Dawson, sailing with a crew of two boys, picks up a shivering soldier (Cillian Murphy, credited as "Shivering Soldier") hunched on a floating wreck, the soldier balks at going back to the beach he just escaped, and knocks one of the boys below deck.
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The merger will allow AT&T/Time Warner to negotiate for even higher prices for Turner content than Time Warner could before the merger because the merged firm can credibly commit to walking away from a deal if, say, cable company A balks at the price.
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Essentially, Facebook is criticized for not doing enough to curb misinformation and other unsavory content from one side, while the other balks at any indication that a private company gets to decide what more than 2.3 billion people say on the world's most populous and far-reaching digital platform.
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At first, Lara finds pushback from some of these people: Abby (Erika Soto), an Indigenous Peruana mechanic balks at Lara's hunt for Maya ruins (since the Maya Empire never extended this far south); Unuratu (Patricia Velasquez), the deposed queen of Paititi, is skeptical of Lara's presence in her territory.
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Before anyone balks at a still being made from steel rather than copper, consider that many of the large column stills powering the major bourbon players in this country have long been rigged in just this way, with copper only in place where it's interacting with the vapors.
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Jeong-In Ha, 163, Bergen County Academies: "Troilus and Cressida" by William Shakespeare and "Japan Balks at Calls for New Apology to South Korea Over 'Comfort Women'" My junior year lit class focused on Shakespeare's Troilus and Cressida and the explicit objectification of women present throughout the play.
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In Egg, those judgements are reflected everywhere: Karen and Don can't understand why a woman who is able (physically and financially) to have children herself would outsource the pregnancy, while Tina balks at the idea that any woman who wants to be a parent also has to be labeled a mother, with all the baggage that implies.
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He will tell you that in the 16 years since Tropical Storm Allison deluged Houston, that city, which famously balks at any kind of zoning regulation, and the surrounding region, which encompasses all or parts of 15 counties, have undergone a period of explosive growth, from 4.8 million people in 2000 to more than 7 million today.
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