Enough befitting of a man who helped build this country.
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Sanders also said Flake's floor speech wasn't "befitting" of the setting.
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This is a decidedly midrange device, so the specs are befitting of that.
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The announcement was an odd spectacle, more befitting of a deal made than broken.
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Trump's behavior, in Comey's telling, is more befitting of a Mafioso than a president.
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"It was a very beautiful service befitting of Savanna," family spokeswoman Janel Herald tells PEOPLE.
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"I thought a lot of the language wasn't befitting of the Senate floor," she said.
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An irony befitting of Citizen Kane or, at the very least, The Real Housewives of New Jersey.
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" She also said Flake's retirement speech, in which he attacked Trump, "was not befitting of the Senate floor.
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Zlatan has descended upon Manchester United with all of the fury and glory that is befitting of Zlatan.
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Modi has filled out stadiums in New York and London, receiving a welcome more befitting of a pop star.
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It also comes with a battery life befitting of feature phones: 81103 days, with 9 days of talk time.
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The price, $1913,000, was befitting of the apartment's off-the-beaten-path location, said Ms. Drury, a financial instructor.
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It could be Helen trying to stage-manage the trial into something bigger and more befitting of TV cameras.
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Both fashion experts commented on Georgina Sparks' dark, bad-girl style, befitting of the recurring villain's conniving and chaotic behavior.
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"I'm sure there's lots of security reasons associated with it, but it's just not befitting of their position," she said.
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Ms. Radella's choreography, developed with the performers, is fearlessly athletic, shot through with an energy befitting of the troupe's name.
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It's trimmed in a combination of soft leathers, aluminum and Alcantara that's more than befitting of a six-figure grand tourer.
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I absolutely loved the ending and found it befitting of the tone of the entire story and Hawthorne and Horowitz's tumultuous relationship.
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Rupi Kaur's rise to fame is a story befitting of our digital age; it's a tale of sudden virality and savvy capitalization.
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By 8 PM, darkness had set, and the atmospheric light seemed more befitting of a soft porn movie or a pagan seance.
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Befitting of an over-the-top, limited-production supercar, the Czinger 21C will come with a reported starting price of $1.7 million.
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But the label is also befitting of their mission, which is to answer some of the largest questions humans have ever dared pose.
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He has an understated demeanor befitting of a Midwest governor, the respect of the Republican establishment in Washington, and credibility among social conservatives.
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Such a cruel response is not befitting of our nation or a reflection of the values with hold as part of our identity.
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From outside, the offices of America's largest cryonic-freezing center are more befitting of Michael Scott from The Office than Philip K. Dick.
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The spectacle of a president's sons selling access to their father was more befitting of a banana republic than the United States of America.
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Qatar's representative at the WTO's dispute settlement body on Wednesday said the UAE had used "provable fabrications, and rhetoric not befitting of this House".
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Government spokesman Christophe Castaner said Macron wanted a ceremony befitting of a "historic moment in the relationship between the French and their political class".
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So now, Wenger, whose team very badly needs a striker befitting of its title aspirations, blames the lack of expenditure on the club's employees.
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In the past, she's has come under fire for appropriation, cultural insensitivity, and other such offenses often befitting of those oblivious to their privilege.
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The dispute turns bar-hand Oscar into a scab and elicits white nativism befitting of a Breitbart column from Tracey and her son Jason.
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The company celebrated the announcement in a fashion befitting of Mr. Sulzberger, who is known in the newsroom for his reserved and measured demeanor.
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Befitting of the works on view, the organization of the show and the texts that accompany it are clear-eyed, sensitive, and refreshingly fun.
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He has a blowout befitting of Adam Driver on his best hair day, paired with tattoos that I can only describe as aggressively tribal.
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Asking for anything but that is childish and immature and absolutely not befitting of the strong adult female leader we both know you can be.
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As if right on time, someone built a bot this past weekend to put Trump's tweets into a format that's more befitting of a president.
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" McEnany said Comey has "gone off the rails" since being fired by Trump last year and that his behavior was not "befitting of the office.
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She looks much younger, and her costume is a little more battle-ready, more befitting of a space cadet than a lipstick glamazon with indomitable cleavage.
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Cue muttering from the wizened seniors at the clubhouse bar: Erin Hills, which had only been established in 22000, was hardly befitting of the devilish US Open.
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In the Netherlands, Warner Music takes care of Sheeran's interests, and "interest" is the only label befitting of requesting the presence of a dog to cuddle backstage.
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When he bursts into The O2 to a reception befitting of a Justin Bieber concert, he's silent on the outside world, yet characteristically centred on his own.
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Accompanied by English subtitles translating the French spoken word lyrics, the video alternates between lo-fi footage and high definition shots, befitting of the track's gloomy vibes.
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The new incarnation has less googly eyes, befitting of a normal alive whale, along with a belly button to reflect the mammalian heritage it shares with humans.
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That's in part because, prior to his arrival, Zenefits had a spectacular rise and equally rapid fall befitting of the worst stereotypes about Silicon Valley start-ups.
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So, when the matter was taken up by the board of trustees, there was skepticism about whether photography was befitting of a serious science and exploration journal.
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Whoopi Goldberg's first foray into fashion design is befitting of the funny actress and TV host, and it's got a pretty sentimental hook, too: (ugly) holiday sweaters, anyone?
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Minaj's turn as the "Wisest Thing" is befitting, of course, seeing as she's taken on many roles in her quadruple threat-level career; we all remember Roman, right?
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The Energy Department's last two leaders were both highly regarded scientists, befitting of an agency that is a top funder of physical science research in the United States.
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In many ways, the four-day nominating convention in downtown Cleveland was a bizarre, unscripted reality TV show befitting of the Manhattan billionaire businessman and "The Apprentice" star.
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I agree with Vox's Andrew Prokop, who has written that Dany's descent to the dark side is a brilliant climatic twist befitting of Martin, a master of surprise.
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From the moment you first put on the way too large sheriffs hat as a boy... to the end, the hat so befitting of the man Carl had become.
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That is far more befitting of Donald's circus act of a campaign, a point that Oliver hammered home by urging his audience to use the hashtag #MakeDonaldDrumpfAgain on Twitter.
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If you recall, on the night President Obama announced the killing of Osama bin Laden, he framed the victory with the restraint and dignity befitting of American global leadership.
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It'd be easy for this pageant queen to stick to the status quo of waves and a nude lip, which is why this look is befitting of a trophy.
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In contrast, Trump's attempts to attack Clinton — calling her a "nasty woman," for one — fell flat and seemed more befitting of a schoolyard bully than a candidate for president.
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"[I] have always believed it to be by far my most unsettling sculpture, not befitting of Lucy's beauty or my ability as a sculptor," Poulin said at the time.
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Microsoft may have built a new web browser that is befitting of today's Internet, but the decision to develop Edge and deprioritize Internet Explorer might be benefitting its rivals.
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The bar had decor befitting of an Irish pub, but its most definable trait was the brick wall covered in people's names, becoming a ramshackle wallpaper of its very own.
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A two-dollar rubber stamp is one solution, but more befitting of your fiduciary status could be Jaquet Droz's Signing Machine, which uses sophisticated clockwork mechanisms to flawlessly recreate your signature.
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Meanwhile, someone at Google has clearly actually eaten falafel at some point in their lives, and has produced a design more befitting of something you're supposed to put in your mouth.
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Three-cylinder engines are usually more befitting of compact commuter cars than six-figure sports cars, but this one was turbocharged, rated at 231 horsepower, and augmented by an electric motor.
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Because instead of cramming full-height mechanical keys like MSI has done on previous models, the company partnered up with SteelSeries to create a low-profile setup more befitting of a laptop.
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So I reached out to Nile and, before long, we were on our way to creating what we believe will not only make a great Grammy moment, but one befitting of David.
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Americans have access to the best healthcare in the world, yet the way it is sold, administered, and even legislated is more befitting of a third-world country than our exceptional nation.
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Half Elvis, half harried-aunt-running-errands, the look is befitting of a 230-year-old man who has spent much of his life cultivating an air of rock 'n' roll mystique.
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The producer Osno1 turns in a brittle guitar line and a preening hook befitting of a early 00s pop-punk song, though she slivers and pitch warps it into something more absurd.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — For well over a century, the island nation of Taiwan has experienced enough political tumult that its history would be befitting of a Tolstoy novel.
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Unlike that insignificant mid-season matchup against a fairly weak team, though, Klay—who is known to disappear in the post-season—snapped into a different purpose last night, befitting of the stakes.
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From emotive balladry to skyscraping synthwork befitting of big tent EDM stages to hard-nosed rap beats, she's basically shown she can bring her vibrant signature to any style or form she so chooses.
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Yates dunked on Cornyn after reminding him that he had previously asked her if she would refuse to enforce illegal laws or otherwise act in a manner not befitting of the Department of Justice.
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What is often dismissed as a largely victimless crime befitting of The Thomas Crown Affair (the one starring Pierce Brosnan and Rene Russo, not Steve McQueen and Faye Dunaway) may carry far higher stakes.
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Not only did Tate Shake the shit out of two defenders—while balletically avoiding stepping out of bounds—he also took to something of a sideways summersault befitting of the French artform of Parkour.
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Then the Blazers, however desperate they looked at 53-8 when their Anthony interest went public, ended Melo's yearlong wait for an opportunity to go out in circumstances more befitting of a 25,551-point scorer.
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The blinged out Elie Madi mini was befitting of a country queen and she piled on the sparkle with diamond drop earrings, a ton of rings, the Atelier Swarovski "Marina" clutch in silver, and metallic sandals.
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"Portraying a few exceptional cases that could happen even in the most developed countries around the world as Turkey's reality is not befitting of fairness and good intentions," Hikmet Tanriverdi said in a statement on Friday.
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In a twist befitting of Peele (whose last film was the similarly twisty Get Out), Red turns out to be the real Adelaide, having been made to forcibly switch places with Red as a child decades prior.
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Back in April, Jay Ward, creative director of the Cars world at Pixar, just threw gasoline on the fire when he suggested a twisted origin theory hardly befitting of the friendly, googly-eyed denizens of Radiator Springs.
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In the running for the latter, she beat out Dave and J Hus, both of whom would almost certainly have been more befitting of the "Breakthrough" descriptor, as Dua's a fully fledged popstar by all accounts now.
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"[C]itation to authority is absolutely required when language is borrowed … The [C]ourt expects counsel to fully comply with this [C]ourt's rules and submit work product befitting of pleadings [and briefs] in a federal court."
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The 34-year old businesswoman and former model talked about her father's yearning to improve America, childcare, equal pay for women and other issues close to her heart, with a poise some found befitting of the White House.
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With its own communications network, and surveillance posts on the surrounding peaks, the rustic redoubt had everything the drug boss needed, but was hardly befitting of a mega-rich drug trafficker who was once on the Forbes list of billionaires.
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Still, going off to college and setting up a space of your own for the first time is a milestone that does feel befitting of something a more momentous than an argumentative trip to Bed, Bath & Beyond with your parents.
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It's an affair befitting of the song's confidence, and sees Hus leaning into his position as one of the heirs apparent of British rap a little bit more—he's dynamic, relaxed, and self-assured, and that feels exciting to watch.
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However, there was no hint of distress against an in-form Halep as she improved her record to 7-0 against the feisty Romanian in an opening round clash that was played with the intensity more befitting of a final.
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In 2002, after almost a decade of working alongside Shimomura, Square Enix released the debut installment of Kingdom Hearts, which saw Shimomura taking the company's flagship Final Fantasy series in a more theatrical direction befitting of its whimsical Disney backdrop.
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" Still, Nyst argued that the social media platform "needs to wake up to the fact that it can no longer claim neutrality and immunity from responsibility, but rather needs to adhere to journalistic ethics befitting of the world's largest publisher.
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Members of Congress have already questioned why Pruitt even went to Morocco to talk about natural gas when that's not really his job and more befitting of the US energy secretary, and now two Senate Democrats are asking for a hearing on the trip.
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It was a scene that was perhaps more befitting of an underground rave than a Communist history education tour, apart from a display that showed, among other things, an image of a mushroom cloud from China's first nuclear test at Lop Nur in 21984.
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The funeral was full of mourning and laughter, of rousing gospel music and soulful hymns befitting of the first woman to be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, who won 18 Grammys and a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award, among many other honors.
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Compared to her earlier work, which was often defined by its eccentric complexity, Shimomura's music has now come to be associated with a grandiosity straight out of Hollywood, fueled by big emotions and a regal sense of drama befitting of the huge theaters she now fills.
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It seems that Beyoncé actually skipped walking the red carpet with everyone else, showing up a little later with a personal photographer in tow to have for her own private photo shoot in front of the CMA step and repeat, an act truly befitting of her royal status.
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Last week, Kurtz appeared on Fox News minutes after Senator Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.) finished a memorable floor speech in which he characterized Trump's "enemy of the people" attack on the press as more befitting of dictators, and expressed concerns over a broader assault on truth in America.
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" Befitting of the crust influence of their sound, the lyrics approach political topics, with the upcoming album tackling themes such as "animal rights and the necessity or lack thereof of borders," adding that even when it touches on the personal, it's all about "struggle, destruction, and overcoming adversity.
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It never really occurred to us that certain aspects of its design have become dated, but when we found out that, in honor of the anniversary of the show's season finale, interior design startup Modsy had given it a virtual makeover a bit more befitting of 2018, we were curious.
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A sizzling opening sequence featuring Falcon, Scarlet Witch, and Captain America is just a hint of what's to come: an Avenger-on-Avenger melee that is, without a doubt, the best single fight scene to happen in any Marvel movie to date and totally befitting of the title Civil War.
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Jump on one of those trains though and toward the city's outer reaches—places like Walthamstow, Elm Park, Forest Hill—and the capital's architectural promise becomes a distant memory, replaced with blocks of social housing and coloured in the kind of run-down hues befitting of England's famously dreary weather.
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"While the Otodo Gbame shanties clearly fell within the prime waterfront areas where Lagos state government would prefer to have better development, befitting of a prime area in a megacity, it was mindful of the fundamental rights of the various residents living in the area," he said in a statement.
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Its bound to the other songs by the iciness that Chiericozzi identifies, which to my ears, basically means all these disparate songs are befitting of blaring from the stage of Twin Peaks' Roadhouse, but it also presents a way forward for a band who've more or less exhausted every mode available to guitar-bound songwriters.
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This process is befitting of the social network's ethos, and artists in the program seem to embrace it, too: Val Britton, a San Francisco-based artist who spent hours suspending 600 individually-cut pieces of paper from string inside a light shaft between floors, said the amount of engagement during the installation was the most enjoyable part of the process.
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Befitting of the woodsy setting, the couture collection itself had a fairytale theme: a high-fashion heroine in head-to-toe black hooded gowns opened the show, followed by form-fitting, immaculately-cut tailored separates work with intricate animal masks and by sculptural gowns reminiscent of the Raf Simons era, except with a distinctly Chiuri color palette of red, blush, and ivory enhanced with embroidery.
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In order to achieve the rates befitting of a "big border tax" (he has mentioned a rate of 35%), Mr Trump could use a subsection of a 1962 trade act that permits higher tariffs to offset a threat to national security, or, more realistically, legislation from 1974 that allows the president to respond at his discretion to "discriminatory" behaviour on the part of any trading partner.
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