"My mom has the beginning stages of dementia," he explains.
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So this approach is new or at the beginning stages.
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"We're at the beginning stages of these races," said Sen.
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"Our work is just in the beginning stages," Tenev said.
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We're at the very beginning stages of becoming a robotics company.
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Detectives are in the beginning stages of information gathering for the incident.
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Why it matters: We're seeing the beginning stages of a trend here.
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"I think we're at the beginning stages of a transformation," he said.
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Tesla is in the beginning stages of planning a factory in Shanghai.
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"We're at the beginning stages of putting our footprint down," Motzko said.
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But it was really just the very, very beginning stages of discovery.
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"In (the) beginning stages of investigation of one body," Clevenger said by email.
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"I feel like the world of Ingress is at its beginning stages," he says.
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And that is why Cramer thinks Costco's big comeback is just in the beginning stages.
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Chris Pratt and Katherine Schwarzenegger are already in the beginning stages of planning their wedding.
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"There are talks underway, but we're at the very very beginning stages," Jacobs told TVLine.
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The officials stressed that the multi-nation humanitarian and reconstruction effort remains in beginning stages.
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Our research is in the beginning stages, but it holds exciting potential for the future.
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"I would call dry skin the beginning stages of truly dehydrated skin," says Dr. Lancer.
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However, according to The Times' report, the investigation seems to be in its beginning stages.
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I would say that was the beginning stages of me falling in love with Ashley.
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In the beginning stages of the CSZ quake's aftermath, accounting of resources will be crucial.
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"This is at the beginning stages, we are still in dialogue with Vietnamese authorities," said Karnik.
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"We're at the very beginning stages," Kickstarter co-founder Perry Chen told TechCrunch ahead of launch.
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Particularly at the beginning stages, it was about creating that debate about the value of music.
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Spicer has said the US is in the "beginning stages" of talking to Israel about the embassy.
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Early diagnosis can benefit research, too, which increasingly focuses on people in the beginning stages of disease.
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The Federal Reserve is in the beginning stages of unwinding a $14 trillion financial crisis-era trade.
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The point, then, is that we're only at the beginning stages of understanding what was happening here.
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"I feel like we are still at the beginning stages," Gusto's founder and CEO Josh Reeves told TechCrunch.
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Over the years, I have kept a mental list of the comments they make at the beginning stages.
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This is an important attribute at the beginning stages of a company because it builds camaraderie and hope.
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I'm still only in the beginning stages of getting over this, so we'll see where it leads me.
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Attempts to develop educational strategies to promote the development of noncognitive skills are still in the beginning stages.
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For some, avoiding dessert entirely in the beginning stages of a weight loss diet makes the most sense.
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Though he's in the beginning stages of the meal plan, one loved one is enthusiastic about his lifestyle change.
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I'm in the beginning stages of learning how to navigate my sexuality and speak up when I feel objectified.
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Billionaires Bill Gross and Ray Dalio believe the bond market is at the beginning stages of a bear market.
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According to Metro, October Films is in the beginning stages of creating said show and it's called Puppy Playdate.
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We're only in the beginning stages of this fight, and the "America First" policy is seemingly dragging everyone down.
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Source: TipRanksSurprisingly, some on Wall Street think Amazon's online retail business is still at the beginning stages of growth.
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"We are at the very beginning stages of even discussing this subject," Spicer wrote in an email on Sunday.
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Burroughs said that the town is still in the "beginning stages" of recovery after Harvey made landfall nearby in August.
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"It is important to note that CMS is in the beginning stages of the assessment of this breach," CMS said.
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Contrast is deployed at the beginning stages of software development to keep the bad guys out throughout the whole process.
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However, the administration still remains in the beginning stages of enacting the changes it wants to see within the agency.
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Aniston lived in New York City from age six to age 20 during the beginning stages of her acting career.
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But even though we are just in the beginning stages of 5G, it is clearly not just a buzzword anymore.
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So some researchers have begun searching for other treatment options, particularly for use in the beginning stages of the disease.
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But while you may feel that kind of rush in the beginning stages of a relationship, it doesn't always last.
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"I wrote the song in the [beginning] stages of a relationship and was already having premonitions of ruining it," she says.
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"It's a powerful juxtaposition of a breakup song and a montage of the blissful beginning stages of a relationship," she adds.
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The fighting has dimmed the beginning stages of a tournament that French officials had hoped would be solely about brilliant soccer.
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But initiatives like these are in their beginning stages, and the Brigade's most notable success so far might be its community.
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"We're at the beginning stages of exploring different models and ways we can connect creators with brands and opportunities," she said.
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What they're saying: "The agency is in the beginning stages of testing metformin," an FDA spokesman told Bloomberg in a statement.
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"We are at the very beginning stages of even discussing this subject," Sean Spicer, Mr. Trump's spokesman, said in a statement.
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At the beginning stages of her business, Sula explained that she spent three months on her email list of 2,000 people.
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"We are at the very beginning stages of even discussing this subject," White House spokesman Sean Spicer said in a statement.
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In fact, the U.S. economy—and indeed the entire developed world—is in the beginning stages of an unprecedented breakout of stagflation.
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"We're just in the beginning stages of starting to uncover these things that have been happening for quite some time," Metcalf said.
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The adoption of hybrid cloud models, containers and microservices architectures are only the beginning stages of preparing for infrastructures of the future.
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"We are at the very beginning stages of even discussing this subject," White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer said in a statement.
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"Every company in this space is either finishing a round or in the beginning stages of another round" of fundraising, he said.
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Van der Burgt said bitcoin's price movements closely traced the beginning stages of a bubble, but fell short of the panic phase.
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I think there's also a piece of it — the biggest challenge at the beginning stages of something is that people don't care.
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In a new documentary titled, A Seat at the Table, Beginning Stages, the Houston-bred singers shares footage of the album being created.
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My treatments will continue through the summer and I will then undergo a double mastectomy and the beginning stages of reconstruction this fall.
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Many reverse mortgage borrowers are in their 70s or 80s, and some of them may be in the beginning stages of cognitive decline.
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"We're only at the very very beginning stages of being able to create these particles, let alone perform operations on them," says Williams.
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The merger between Tesla&aposs sales and delivery departments was in its beginning stages as early as July, but is not yet complete.
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"We're at the beginning stages of exploring different models and ways we can connect creators with brands and opportunities," Pappas told the Times.
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After eight months of hard work, the house looks completely different from when they hosted a construction party in the beginning stages of renovations.
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The Japanese drugmaker felt a new measurement approach was needed to capture early cognitive changes in patients at the beginning stages of Alzheimer's decline.
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In the sneak peek, he reveals that his romance with the actress overlapped with the beginning stages of his relationship with Khloe Kardashian, 35.
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As the two locked up in the beginning stages of the fight ... Egutidze bent over -- and his phone slipped right out of his gi.
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Mr. Antonacci said he started the new job early on Monday and was in the beginning stages of reviewing the department and its employees.
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To date, evidence from the North's test launches suggests it is still in the beginning stages of learning how to build a survivable warhead.
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Most are in the beginning stages of court proceedings, but Tuesday officials announced nine medical professionals pleaded guilty after they were charged in April.
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New products come to Canada Canada's "Cannabis 2.0" roll-out of derivative products -- such as edibles, vapes and beverages -- is in its beginning stages.
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"We're now, I believe, at the beginning stages of a global war against Islamic fascism," he said in a 2014 speech reported by BuzzFeed.
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If conversations with Careem — which are in the beginning stages — pan out, it will include key cities in Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the UAE and Pakistan.
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Monetization of core FB and Instagram assets still has material upside potential, says Mahaney, while Messenger & WhatsApp are still in the beginning stages of monetization.
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Obama's process for selecting a replacement for Antonin Scalia, who died suddenly last weekend, it still in the beginning stages, the White House said Thursday.
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At the time, the couple was in the beginning stages of wedding planning, but it was then put on hold while they figured things out.
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"We are at the beginning stages of a very brutal and bloody conflict," Bannon told a Catholic conference at the Vatican a few years ago.
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"Some time ago, doctors diagnosed me with the beginning stages of dementia, probably Alzheimer's disease," O'Connor, 88, said in a letter issued by the court.
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Sources close to Mayweather tell us the plans are only in the beginning stages -- so don't expect TBE to hit the perfume counter anytime soon.
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"We all met in L.A., and I had actually met Trevor in Missouri, where I'm from," Russell says about the beginning stages of forming their band.
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Mariah Carey may be in the beginning stages of her split from James Packer, but things are officially said and done between her and Nick Cannon.
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It's been months since Janelle Monae released her subtly queer masterpiece, "Make Me Feel," and I'm still just at the beginning stages of my recovery period.
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One state official, Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro, told VICE News after the call that the states are "just at the beginning stages of this" inquiry.
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His patient wasn't actually ungrateful or difficult—she was in the beginning stages of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) from being held hostage and getting shot.
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Step 1: Building a relationship The beginning stages of the recruitment process are built on the same principles as positive human interactions like friendship or dating.
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She also touched on the beginning stages of her music career, which came at a time of uncertainty when she was gaining a large Instagram following.
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"Just to see someone is so talented that they can just take a photo and you see the beginning stages and the end stages," Sykes said.
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The results come in the beginning stages of Weinstein&aposs New York trial in which he&aposs charged with sexually assaulting one woman and raping another.
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"While this investigation is in the very beginning stages, one thing is certain: We will not stop until we identify and arrest those responsible," he said.
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Several other lawmakers are focusing on the administration's recent moves to beef up immigration enforcement, which Democrats warn is just the beginning stages of mass deportations.
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As some patients continue to take the medication and enjoy the euphoria that might come with it, it can mark the beginning stages of a deadly addiction.
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"We're in the beginning stages of it, and we're going to work with the DOD and the other relevant parties to put it into place," Sanders replied.
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It's been a decade since Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth came out in theaters, and we're still at the beginning stages of addressing human-caused global warming.
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This duality, he says, is similar to the beginning stages of a startup, which commonly also brings together two people, a business and a technical co-founder.
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The team slowed down learning rates at the beginning stages of the training process to overcome some of the difficulties that made large batch sizes previously infeasible.
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While the US was entering the beginning stages of its trap wave, artists in SA were still focused on the genre's boom bap sound and DJ culture.
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"Although the ratio of education and technology live streaming is quite small, it's a change from the beginning stages that only featured beautiful girls," the report said.
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Twitter is in the very beginning stages of trying to transition its business to look more like TV, but it doesn't have a lot of runway left.
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Then the other part, like business-wise, I think that we're in the very beginning stages of this, and a lot of stuff is available for free.
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He believes we've reached the beginning stages of understanding the effects of increased exposure to head injury and how this may impact cognitive, emotional, physical, and sleep symptoms.
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While the cap table tends to be simple in the beginning stages of the company, it will naturally evolve and become much more complicated as the company matures.
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The youngest contestant to win The Voice in the U.S. before last season's winner Brynn Cartelli, Bradbery is still very much in the beginning stages of her career.
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The video capped off a conversation at Comic-Con that was light on details about the upcoming season — the show is only in the beginning stages of production.
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Last week, O'Connor announced that she was diagnosed with the "beginning stages of dementia, probably Alzheimer's disease," and that she's withdrawing from public life due to her condition.
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Shortly after he was released in 2013, I wrote a feature for The Verge about Ray's crimes, and the beginning stages of a comeback Ray hoped to mount.
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White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer said Sunday the administration was "at the very beginning stages of even discussing" moving the U.S. Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
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On Monday, Press Secretary Sean Spicer repeatedly said the White House was in the beginning stages of discussing an embassy move, and that no decision had been made.
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Still, the pound was seen vulnerable in the longer term with the UK still in the beginning stages of working out its future relationship with the European Union.
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The electric-car company was in the beginning stages of building a factory in Brandenburg, outside of Berlin, with hopes to deliver vehicles made there starting in 2021.
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The early knowledge of potential ties between the two entities suggests that the investigators' working theory of the case may have included potential collusion since its beginning stages.
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The era of satellite servicing is very much in the beginning stages, but this year, a handful of demonstration missions will take off to prove out the technology.
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I think it's also wiser to wait until you have information before making conclusions because we are just in the beginning stages of trying to determine what happened.
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"From a Chinese perspective, what is happening right now between the two Koreas is viewed as the beginning stages of the freeze-for-freeze diplomatic approach," said Park.
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We are in the beginning stages of the fourth industrial revolution, which is characterized by a range of new technologies that are fusing the physical, digital and biological worlds.
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Parents do what they can to feed the birds in their beginning stages, usually passing digested food from their stomachs, directly, beak to beak, into those of their chicks.
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We're still at our beginning stages of all this but if you start sending families to space or people settling on different planets, you want to have kids, right?
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Walker's aim is to educate visitors about cannabis, from the beginning stages of its seeds to its extraction, and serve as a fun and immersive space for cannabis consumers.
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While the program is in its beginning stages, it will be watched by prosecutors and judges across the country to see if it can be replicated in other cities.
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"We're just in the beginning stages of what will be a truly remarkable breakthrough for most people—as remarkable as the telephone," Jobs told Playboy in February of 22.
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In the span of a few episodes, Alex goes through the beginning stages of realizing she isn't straight and then starts coming out to the people she loves most.
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But as hip-hop continues to age and politicians who grew up absorbing it come of age, we're still in the beginning stages of the culture assisting political gain.
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At the time, Sanchez was already in the beginning stages of labor, and had a medical history that suggested she might have a high-risk pregnancy and early delivery.
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Acting Deputy Attorney General Dana Boente was in the beginning stages of calling each US attorney individually to tell them they had to resign when the DOJ issued a statement.
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Sprint is also in the beginning stages of deploying three-channel carrier aggregation and other technologies like high performance user equipment (HPUE) to further boost network speeds, coverage and capacity.
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He handled the strategy, branding, and business-to-business relationships in the beginning stages — generally the qualities that we've seen in the more known co-founders like Jobs or Spiegel.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer stressed Sunday the administration was in the beginning stages of discussions regarding Trump's campaign pledge to move the US Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
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His new series is in the beginning stages of development and will be produced by Klepper, Trevor Noah and Stuart Miller (The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, Ferrell Takes the Field).
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" Christie later said that he would have liked to work in the White House during the beginning stages of Trump's presidency as long as Trump "empowered me to do my job.
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Bernhardt during his confirmation hearing told senators that the draft plan for the drilling proposal was still at its very beginning stages — a comment that painted the planning as behind schedule.
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Even on that time scale we are still only in the beginning stages of dealing with the damage of human industry (a relatively new, destructive force) through the arts and music.
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We're still in the very beginning stages of the evolution of this nascent industry, but already the web of automaker, mobility and self-driving tech companies is increasingly intertwined and complicated.
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Whole Foods — The grocery chain was upgraded to "outperform" from "neutral" at Credit Suisse, which said Whole Foods is in the beginning stages of a market repositioning that should rejuvenate its growth.
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Nassetta also said that he was in the "optimistic bunch" of U.S. corporate leaders looking forward, citing the beginning stages of a turnaround in a key portion of his business — corporate travel.
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Ginsburg's comments about her former colleague came a day after O'Connor announced that she has been diagnosed with "beginning stages of dementia, probably Alzheimer's disease" and is stepping away from public life.
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Today: A woman who's in the beginning stages of psoriatic arthritis, and therefore tries to avoid white sugar, flour, and alcohol in an effort to keep joint pain and flare-ups at bay.
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But even those beginning stages of coming out—when you're first acknowledging it for yourself and first telling the people closest to you—can be messy and hard to portray authentically on television.
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However, both tests are still in the beginning stages of research and aren&apost yet available to the public, according to the study, which was published online today (June 8) in the journal Science .
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And so I think we are in a crisis of the underpinnings of capitalism, and on top of that we're now, I believe, at the beginning stages of a global war against Islamic fascism.
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Freund tells me that while a lot of NIH funding goes into mice studies—and they're critical at the beginning stages of research—"there is no such thing as a schizophrenic mouse," she says.
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A Democratic aide told The Hill that discussions about a potential lawsuit, which would argue Whitaker's appointment violated the Senate's "advice and consent" role, were in the "beginning stages" and were still being researched.
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He joked that "Adore You" was about a fish, since the video features one, but then revealed it's about the beginning stages of a relationship, when you feel like you are falling in love.
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The merger between Tesla&aposs sales and delivery departments was in its beginning stages as early as July, when a former salesperson said delivery employees at his location were receiving training to sell cars.
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While we've come to know and love Campbell's long history of shading the hand that feeds her, she's also been a dedicated advocate of racial diversity in fashion since the beginning stages of her career.
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People "familiar with the matter," who declined to speak publicly, told the publication that the venture is just in its beginning stages, but the glasses could potentially connect to the iPhone and use augmented reality.
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"In the beginning stages, I didn't know about these [prosthetics] professionals yet and I did my own hair and makeup, and I had some people who would help me put the clothes together," she says.
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The Hill reported this week that while the Uranium One deal was being reviewed and approved, the FBI was in the beginning stages of a racketeering and extortion investigation into a US subsidiary of Rosatom.
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From the beginning stages of the presidential nomination process for 2016, 60 to 70 percent of Republicans in polls opted for insurgent or outsider candidates, with 20 percent or less for insiders and establishment figures.
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"Looking at Roku's most recent nine quarters against those of Netflix in the beginning stages of Phase II, Roku, on average, achieved 9% quarter-over-quarter growth, compared with Netflix's average of 1453%," Schackart said.
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Fans of the comic knew this pairing was coming, which may be why the show didn't see a huge need to belabor the beginning stages of their relationship before throwing them together — and that's a shame.
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The case of the early universe may hold the most intrinsic interest, but it's the highly controlled, isolated laboratory systems that are enabling scientists to tease out the universal rules governing the beginning stages of change.
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According to state regulators, Allen allegedly removed a syringe containing the pain medication fentanyl from an anesthesia cart and replaced it with another labeled syringe "in the beginning stages of a surgical procedure" on January 22.
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"One of my first points of reference was a show by Karl Lagerfeld for Chanel, where they used Ravel's Daphnis et Chloé followed by Andy Stott for the soundtrack," says Somerville of the project's beginning stages.
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From there it tracks the beginning stages of 'NSYNC and the creation of his first top-charting single "SexyBack," to what it takes to produce live shows and the formation of his popular Saturday Night Live skits.
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She was one of the early members of the campaign's press operation, working Trump events around the country during the beginning stages of the campaign before leaving her job in Arizona to join Trump's team full-time.
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My fear is that we are at the beginning stages of a slide back to the days of nuclear war threats and personal insults, a dangerous cycle of spiking tensions that must be avoided at all costs.
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" Mr. Stumbaugh, who has devoted himself to Ellis Entertainment and is in the beginning stages of making a record of his own songs, posted: "I can't wait to watch my Brooke walk down that aisle toward me.
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To the degree that the film does a deep dive into Ocasio-Cortez's campaign, the beginning stages of canvassing, and the footage from the early debates, are all instructive about the more humdrum grassroots work of local politics.
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But while he said the Arab and Kurdish fighters comprising the US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces were "moving very, very fast" at the beginning stages of the campaign, Dillon said they had encountered "stiffening resistance" in recent days.
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In the beginning stages of the disease, many patients can be cared for with the use of adult daycare centers, sometimes known as life care centers, but there are not nearly enough of these types of facilities either.
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With his career dreams hindered by the beginning stages of the International Monetary Fund recession crisis in Korea and intoxicated with the possibilities of Clinton-era America, my father uprooted our family to a country completely alien to us.
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Those who are actively dating may feel a bout of confidence, or even clarity, around who they wish to pursue, while people in the beginning stages of a relationship may feel inspired to share more with their new partners.
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"As we build this effort, we will be reaching out to all the key players soon to get this done," a person familiar with the discussions told the paper, emphasizing that the effort is still in its beginning stages.
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The fear probably has its roots in overly aggressive marketing and doctors who overprescribed bisphosphonates for every patient in the beginning stages of bone loss, a condition called osteopenia, with treatment often continued years longer than now considered appropriate.
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The people BuzzFeed News spoke to were in the beginning stages of their ~WFH journey~ with their roommates and partners, but all expressed varying degrees of concern about the challenge of the indefinite self-quarantine period that lies ahead.
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If "Raining Men" only had to announce Bailey is in the beginning stages of menopause, both she and Maggie wouldn't need to emphasize the results of a full blood panel will be divulged by the close of the episode.
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Retired Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, the first woman confirmed to the Court, announced in a letter on Tuesday that she is experiencing the "beginning stages of dementia, probably Alzheimer's," and is "no longer able to participate in public life."
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"In the beginning stages, I didn't know about these [prosthetics] professionals yet and I did my own hair and makeup, and I had some people who would help me put the clothes together," she told PEOPLE before last year's party.
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After a year of having a sugary hot drink every day If you've been drinking sugary drinks like these regularly, you might, says Goldstone, be in the beginning stages of insulin resistance -- and at higher risk of diabetes in the future.
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Looking forward, we believe we are at the beginning stages of a long move down for the dollar as a result of better global growth, narrowing interest-rate differentials, more stable commodity prices and a persistent U.S. current account deficit.
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Spaulding, an adviser for cybersecurity firm Nozomi Networks, said one of the goals of establishing the CISA was to find ways to better address both cyber and physical threats to infrastructure, and that work is likely still in its beginning stages.
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Lawmakers raised new questions in light of reporting by The Hill that while the uranium deal was being reviewed and approved, the FBI was in the beginning stages of a racketeering and extortion investigation into a US subsidiary of Rosatom.
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"The U.S. industry has done a really great job, but we are only at the beginning stages of starting to see conventional players in the North Sea and elsewhere really getting to grips with costs and how they develop fields," he added.
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Microbiome continues to be a reappearing trend that cross-cuts pharmaceutical, medical, wellness and nutrition, and this study from Weizmann indicates that we are just at the beginning stages of seeing how this will play out across the goods and products we eat.
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With college far more expensive, and more necessary, than it used to be, and student loan debt topping $1.3 trillion, research institutions like the Kauffman Foundation are in the beginning stages of studying the impact of this burden on entrepreneurship among millennials.
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Attorney: Clients have tested positive According to Colorado state regulators, Allen allegedly removed a syringe containing the pain medication fentanyl from an anesthesia cart and replaced it with another labeled syringe "in the beginning stages of a surgical procedure" on January 22.
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More importantly, it ends with Ethan and Nyah enjoying a romantic walk in the park, clearly in the beginning stages of a relationship that the franchise dropped like a hot potato in favor of getting Ethan engaged to his future wife in Mission: Impossible III.
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" Tiana: If you catch the bride in the early stages of planning something that may be too costly, I find that if you tell them no in the beginning stages, where they're going over things, being like "think of how much people have to pay.
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" Species-level change The scientists note that we are likely in the beginning stages of a sixth mass-extinction event, but that "evolution and extinction rates are mostly too slow and diachronous to provide an obvious biological marker for the start of the Anthropocene.
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And while she's working on a new novel — one her tough mentor is super jazzed about — she's also in the beginning stages of a potential television writing career now that she's teamed up with her father to write an English-language series for the U.S. market.
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RELATED: Navy says goodbye to aquaflage, hello to camouflage uniforms The Battle Dress Uniform had been in circulation since the early 1980s and both it and its desert counterpart were used as recently as the mid-2000s during the beginning stages of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Here, I could witness the beginning stages of his process of artistic discovery: a sketch of a girl that he completed while studying fine arts at the Rijksakademie in Amsterdam, a portrait of a boy leaning on a fence he made at about age 24, and watercolors of landscapes in and around Winterswijk.
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On Wednesday, the "Issues" singer wrote on her Instagram Story that her New Year's resolution is "No more dating narcissists" and included a screenshot of an article explaining narcissistic behaviors like "love bombing," in which the narcissist is "charming and full of affection" during the beginning stages of a relationship before "losing interest" as time goes by.
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Clinton, asked about Trump's saying that a "bomb" had gone off in New York, said it was "important to know the facts about any incident like this," adding, "I think it's always wiser to wait until you have information before making conclusions, because we are just in the beginning stages of trying to determine what happened."
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Jose Moran, who claims to be a Tesla employee working at the company's Fremont, California assembly facility, took to Medium on Thursday to detail working conditions at the company, and to detail efforts on behalf of factory employees to unionize, an initiative in the beginning stages of being supported by the United Autoworkers Union, the U.S. automotive industry's largest labor union.
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What I've found from doing these brainstorms in my workshops is that while adults may be watching porn for sexual excitement, experimentation and enhancement, young people, caught in the beginning stages of their introduction to the confusing world of sex, are likely seeking porn because it offers a version of sex education to fill the void left by what their schools offer.
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Mice that had spent two weeks orbiting aboard the space shuttle Atlantis in 2011 (the final flight of the US space shuttle program) returned to Earth with early signs of liver damage in the forms of both nonalcoholic fatty liver disease and the beginning stages of fibrosis, an accumulation of cellular waste products that can lead to cirrhosis and-or total liver failure.
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It's kind of like a metaphor for falling in love for the first time in a long time and expecting it to hurt you in the beginning stages because you have your guard up, but also kind of not caring what it does to you—you're prepared for anything, even if it wrecks you, because you're so in love and captured by this feeling.
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Closer to home, in the 20th century, the authority that Alice Neel exerts at the beginning stages of her eternally searching portraits — her "James Hunter Black Draftee" (1965) is an assured, powerful line drawing augmented by a fully painted head — serves as a marvelous contrast to the tangle of charcoal swirls making up the patterned gown in Gustav Klimt's "Posthumous Portrait of Ria Munk III" (1917-18), a revelation of process that makes this habitually locked-down painter seem much more humanly tentative and vulnerable.
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