I know a bold faced lie when I hear one.
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It's also received support from bold-faced Democratic names like Rev.
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The Hollywood episodes have bold-faced names you probably love — Dolly Parton!
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Fink had lots of bold-faced company at the Riyadh Ritz-Carlton.
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In a bold-faced lie, he said he didn't remember anything about it.
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This was smart home technology for everybody without the bold-faced Smart Home.
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And you've interviewed lots of big, bold-faced names, none that seem that needy.
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"Other music genres are separated and isolated by celebrity, by bold faced names," says Burns.
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To suggest that corporate tax cuts only benefit greedy one-percenters is a bold-faced lie.
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On Wednesday, Zuckerberg will convene a meeting of bold-faced conservative names to talk about the issue.
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But the newest and biggest problem for bold-faced named in the 21st century is internet hacking.
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"Not only is he a bold-faced liar, but he also is fabricating quotations," Mr. Collins said.
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Of course with the passing celebrity and bold-faced name, it&aposs also great for people watching.
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" The accusations have not been overlooked by Democrats like Hoyer, who called Trump's claim "a bold-faced lie.
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"I don't understand how you can get away with telling such a bold-faced, non-truth there," he said.
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Sometimes the best thing you can do for your bold-faced liar of a friend is just support them.
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But the candidate with the most bold-faced names — and the longest relationship in the Valley — is Cory Booker.
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It's easy to be overwhelmed by the front-row frenzy and bold-faced names, especially if you're starting from scratch.
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Few bold-faced party names have appeared, leaving campaigning in the state mostly to backbench congressmen and other underdog candidates.
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Well, I also just want to say, final quote, bold-faced: Please buy my book, it's not selling very well.
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The 2018 Top 100 Internship Programs list included bold-faced names in tech and business, such as Google and Facebook.
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That same president even had the bold-faced audacity to try to shield nearly 5 million undocumented immigrants from deportation.
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His campaign attracted some bold-faced donors in recent months, including designer Isaac Mizrahi and actresses Alyssa Milano and Jennifer Garner.
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A coterie of new angels and other institutions joined as well — all of them also bold-faced names in the Valley.
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"Dana Rohrabacher's latest campaign ad on pre-existing conditions is a bold-faced lie," said Jack d'Annibale, a spokesman for Rouda.
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I MEAN, 322 ON THE 43-YEAR IS THE LEVEL – YOU KNOW, UNDERLINE AND BOLD FACED IN ITALICS, IT'S THE LEVEL.
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Furthermore, for Hillary to suggest (in India, no less) that Trump supporters dislike Indian-Americans is also a bold-faced lie.
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The bold-faced outer markings on the box are yet another reminder of the unstable nature of the once well-reviewed smartphone.
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Political fundraisers for Democratic politicians are often shows of force, with star donors paraded in bold-faced font on widely distributed invitations.
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They're videos staring bold-faced names (coming soon: First Lady Michelle Obama!) set to a pop-music soundtrack—they're like cat videos with humans.
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Over the years, bold faced names included Martha Stewart, Steve Rattner, Michael Eisner, Jim Chanos, Mort Zuckerman, Hank Greenberg, Nancy Pelosi and Henry Kissinger.
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By 2013, the warnings included a bold-faced alert that Taser discharges could, in rare cases, "capture" the heartbeat, potentially leading to cardiac arrest.
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The 2016 lineup tactfully mixed hometown legends like Carl Craig, Kevin Saunderson, and Juan Atkins with bold-faced Europeans like Kraftwerk, Four Tet, and Scuba.
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Tune in after noon for bold-faced names like Steve Ubl of PhRMA, Marilynn Tavenner of AHIP and Rick Pollack of the American Hospital Association.
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Thomas Cmar, a lawyer at Earthjustice, called it "a bold-faced gift to the coal industry at the expense of the health of families everywhere."
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Book Caesars Palace from $70 per nightCaesars is one of the Strip's older properties, but it's always iconic and attracts bold-faced names and ventures.
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Khanna's scored endorsements from bold-faced names, including Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer, venture capitalist Marc Andreessen, Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg, Google executive Eric Schmidt and others.
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"This sensational allegation, broadcast in bold-faced type, was made solely to generate negative headlines for, and inflict maximum damage on, Fox News," reads the memo.
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I watch with envy as peers climb the editorial ladder, rising up the mastheads at various bold-faced publications, while I mostly accrue credit card debt.
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"If I told you 10 years ago that this would be happening, you would call me a bold faced liar," Currie says, hardly believing it himself.
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Kushner's presentation drew a multitude of bold-faced names, including financial executive Charles Schwab, Chicago Cubs co-owner Todd Ricketts and Los Angeles investor Marc Stern.
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Luke S. lays into Luke P., calling him out for his "bold-faced lie" about his tequila company and blaming him for sabotaging his relationship with Hannah.
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Knowing all this, Ryan kept his nerve, reiterating his "sincere" desire to seek an "immigration measure that we can make law," but offering no bold-faced assurances.
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Octavia Spencer, T.I., and Serena Williams are just a few of the bold-faced names who have paid for screenings, while Oprah Winfrey herself has tweeted her approval.
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It hasn't made better anglers of us by any means, and I'd be a bold-faced liar if I were to promise anything of the sort to you.
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Jones is a very different choice from many of the bold-faced names that have been floated since Carter announced he was leaving the magazine after 25 years.
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When responsible gun owners express a desire to restore the responsibilities that go along with gun rights, they throw up an outrageous billboard with a bold-faced lie.
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But while the space is brand new, co-owner Alex Von Bidder believes bold-faced names who frequented the restaurant through the years will still feel at home.
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And she'd be a very different choice from many of the bold-faced names that have been floated since Carter announced he was leaving the magazine this year.
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There is a palpable buzz surrounding these designers, especially since they do not have ties to the fashion establishment, have famous parents, nor bold-faced designers as public cheerleaders.
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Here's the section of its filing under "Risk Factors" (emphasis added): The Risk Factors statement in its September 2018 quarterly report was identical except for the bold-faced words.
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Even though Wayback Burgers' cricket shake is a bold-faced gimmick—it was rolled out alongside a beef jerky-flavored Slim Jim shake—it's also rooted in populist appeal.
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"The process of bankruptcy and the activities of the church within that — hiding assets and bold-faced lying — was disgusting," said Jim Keenan, 52, a claimant in the case.
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What's more: The Bachelor's diversity issue has become so bold-faced that it's being satirized on Lifetime's UnReal, which put a Black bachelor at its center in its sophomore season.
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That, and it has some serious firepower when it comes to the list of bold-faced names that the group says is involved in getting its mission off the ground.
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The conferences have hosted an array of bold-faced names including now-British royal Meghan Markle, beauty mogul Kim Kardashian West, actress/producer Issa Rae and feminist icon Gloria Steinem.
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Most recently, Trump tweeted a bold-faced lie about a recent visit with congressional Republicans, falsely claiming lawmakers cheered when the president made fun of Sanford during a closed-door meeting.
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The couple presided over a glamorous White House, where bold-faced names from the Reagans' years before the cameras as actors injected a glitzy element into Washington's traditionally staid social scene.
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Spotify says O'Neill isn't replacing anyone on its board, which includes other bold-faced names like Netflix content boss Ted Sarandos, former Disney COO Tom Staggs and former Cisco CTO Padmasree Warrior.
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In Washington, there are scribes and there are gossip mongers—those who care too much about continued access to their bold-faced sources, and those who don't seem to give a hoot.
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But Sanders, a relative unknown politician a year ago, has his share of bold-faced name backers, including Will Ferrell, Sarah Silverman, Jeremy Piven, Neil Young and Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel.
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Over the past 16 years at Trisara, Lark has taken care of a host of bold-faced names — Kate Moss, Roger Federer, Tom Jones, Kylie Minogue, members of U2 and Maroon 5.
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Volocopter's ability to attract attention and cash from so many bold-faced names is notable because electric flight is extremely hard to do — some even would say impossible in a commercial sense.
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The bold-faced Democratic names untethering their voices now in urging a formal launch to Trump's impeachment — Al Gore, James Carville and Chris Lu among them — had previously stayed quiet for many reasons.
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Still, the Romney announcement raises potential problems for Kasich by putting a bold-faced name -- not to mention its most recent nominee -- behind a strategy that essentially advocates for Kasich's exit from the race.
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A bunch of players brought the Cup to a party at the Auction House, an Upper East Side bar they frequented, where they were joined by bold-faced names like John McEnroe and Tim Robbins.
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A review of last month's donors reveals only a handful of bold-faced Silicon Valley names, among them Twitter Chairman Omid Kordestani, Google research director Peter Norvig, and Facebook's Open Graph chief, Michael Steven Vernal.
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Levin could've easily curated this to focus only on the bold-faced names on the artist list but he clearly allowed the work to drive his choices, suggesting connections and relationships that seemed fresh and thoughtful.
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" If organizers have a clear idea of how they'll oppose the Republican tax plan, the party is still searching for a bold-faced message to compete with Trump's amorphous but evocative promise to "make American great again.
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Murphy has won support from labor unions, environmental groups and consumer rights activists, as well as bold-faced names in the Democratic party like former Vice Presidents Joe Biden and Al Gore, who have both endorsed him.
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The city is hoping that, with the help from some bold-faced partners like Sprint and Cisco, the initiative will boost Kansas City's chances of winning a federal "smart city" contest with $40 million in prize money at stake.
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The senators unveiled a list of bold-faced names as co-sponsors in the hopes of winning broader support from various corners of the Senate and turning around the seemingly tenuous fate of their legislation.. The new Republican backers include Sens.
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In Britain, many voters bought a bold-faced lie painted on the side of Vote Leave campaign buses, promising hundreds of millions of pounds a week pouring back from Brussels into the United Kingdom's beleaguered health service before voting for Brexit.
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In an interview with CNN, Zemeckis acknowledged that the hard-to-define movie could represent a tough sell, and the real mystery is what other than the bold-faced names convinced the studio, Universal, to roll the dice on it.
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"This kind of memo is the sort of thing that you don't put out to the general public without a very bold-faced letter executive summary saying 'here's what this does not do,'" said Bradley Moss, a lawyer with expertise in national security.
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"This kind of memo is the sort of thing that you don't put out to the general public without a very bold-faced letter executive summary saying 'Here's what this does not do,'" said Bradley Moss, a lawyer with expertise in national security.
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Early on in Donald Trump's presidency when discussing the use of chemical weapons in Syria, his first press secretary, Sean Spicer, uttered a bold-faced untruth -- that Hitler never gassed his own people -- thus erasing the genocide of German Jews by their leader.
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The court hearing is potentially the last stage of a presidential race between a war veteran who earned the nickname "The Crocodile," and a young leader who once told a bold-faced lie about US President Donald Trump, where nothing has been clear-cut.
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The real bold faced names (and draws) at Ruido were reggae bands like Chile's Gondwana, who replaced La Ley after the original Chilean headliner canceled, and three of the all-time greats of Latin alternative: Mexico's Maldita Vecindad, Colombia's Aterciopelados, and Argentina's Los Fabulosos Cadillacs.
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While it remained to be seen how her criminal case might play out, the litany of bold-faced names ensnared made the whole thing seem less like an elaborate scam by some kind of criminal genius and more like an indictment of elite culture.
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Longtime Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance will be forever attached to a handful of bold-faced names—Harvey Weinstein, Jeffrey Epstein, Ivanka Trump, and Donald Trump, Jr.—not because he took them on in tough prosecutions, but because when he had the chance, he didn't.
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In the wake of accusations of anti-Semitism and a failure to trademark the words "women's march," the group behind the wildly successful Women's March on Washington in 2017 is cutting ties with some of its bold-faced names and recommitting to its agenda ahead of 2020.
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This kind of bold-faced lying, followed by (sometimes coerced) confession, has become part of the fabric of reality TV, so much so that viewers have become accustomed to this narrative arc and the "gotcha" moment of proving the person has said or done something different in the past.
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Proving that no bold-faced personality tied to a label is necessary for its success, Ruffieux and Meier presented a selection of understated-but-beautiful bare-shouldered silhouettes, lacy pieces, nipped-in waists with exquisite tailoring, and the most intricate diamanté embellishments and Lily of the Valley prints.
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MatchaBar, a Brooklyn-based cafe that offers up drinks made from matcha — an antioxidant-rich green tea popular in Japan and gaining a foothold in the U.S. — closed an $8 million funding round that included bold-faced names like Denver Broncos linebacker Von Miller, and record producer DJ Diplo.
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Putin is seen as a guarantor of order and economic prosperity, and, thanks to a series of audacious international gambits— including the annexation of Crimea and Russia's bold-faced interference in the U.S. presidential election — he's the man who has put Russia back on the map in terms of national dignity.
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It'll be helmed by Melody Spann Cooper, owner of a black-oriented radio station in Chicago, Northern Trust executive Connie Lindsey and Exelon Corporation executive William A. Von Hoene, Jr. Other bold-faced names on the 14-member council include Laura Ricketts, a bundler for Hillary Clinton and co-owner of the Chicago Cubs, and United Airlines executive Brett Hart.
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A whistleblower from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) said Administrator Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE was "bold-faced" lying in his congressional hearing when he said no EPA employees faced retaliation.
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There's a goofy, easy, never-not-amusing joke that tends to materialize online as soon as the news cycle turns particularly brutal: As the headlines start cluttering up our screens, someone will inevitably string together a few bold-faced proper nouns, throw in a musical-note or flame emoji, and point out that we are experiencing an IRL redux of "We Didn't Start the Fire," Billy Joel's shout-sung 1989 history lesson, and the tune that's topped readers' polls in Overexcitable Social Studies Teacher magazine for more than a quarter-century now.
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The parent is the Marilyn whose territory hill A resides in. Marilyns are given in bold-faced font. In the table headers, H stands for height and RH for relative height.
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The logo was changed as well, moving from a two-color handwriting type font to a larger, bold-faced offset stacked three color (red, white, and black) logo with "89.3" on the top and "KOHL" on the bottom.
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Pardaxin is a peptide produced by the Red Sea sole (P4, P5) and the Pacific Peacock sole (P1, P2, P3) that is used as a shark repellent. It causes lysis of mammalian and bacterial cells, similar to melittin. Amino acid alignment of pardaxins. Variable residues are bold-faced.
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We spoke about two weeks ago. It was me, him, his brother and business partner Devine and we talked about why I’m not there right now. They know where I’m at and at the end of the day, him saying he didn’t speak to me is a bold-faced lie.
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A great deal of research has taken place on input enhancement, the ways in which input may be altered so as to direct learners' attention to linguistically important areas. Input enhancement might include bold-faced vocabulary words or marginal glosses in a reading text. Research here is closely linked to research on pedagogical effects, and comparably diverse.
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Jones is widely known in the minority communities and elsewhere as a man of the highest character... Timothy and Grace Stoen [are] the parties attempting to damage Rev. Jones reputation". Milk also wrote "[i]t is outrageous that Timothy Stoen could even think of flaunting this situation in front of Congressman with apparent bold-faced lies." The letter insisted that "the actions of Mr. Stoen need to be brought to a halt.
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Legislation was written to get the "holiday" banners put up but because of Victoria Day in Canada, Reebok could not get the banners printed in time. Ravenstahl blamed the inability to get the signs printed on City Council. Councilman Bill Peduto, a Penguins season ticket holder, went so far as to call this accusation a "bold faced lie". E-mails obtained by WTAE TV of Pittsburgh between City Bureaucrats, Councilmembers, the Penguins and the Mayor's office supported Peduto's claims.
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" Nolan Feeney of Time remarked that, "In less capable hands, 'Baby Don't Lie' would leave a weaker impression, but Stefani and all her vocal idiosyncrasies find a way to make it her own." Christina Lee from Idolator noted that "Stefani hiccups through her lyrics like Rihanna does in 2012's Sia-written "Diamonds", save for the Love.Angel.Music.Baby-ready sung-rap breakdown". However, Lee observed that, "Considering the song's subject matter, her bold-faced collaborators (Ryan Tedder, Benny Blanco and Noel Zancanella) and, of course, her own track record, Stefani's new song isn't nearly as assertive as I had expected.
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In 2012 McNairy put out a T-shirt design featuring capital bold-faced print MANIFEST DESTINY. Manifest Destiny was the belief widely held by Anglo-Americans in the 19th century that they were the divinely destined inheritors of the American continent. Thus, the violent colonization of indigenous peoples at the hands of Anglo-Americans was also considered to be "divinely" ordained. Due to customer and public response, the tee shirt was eventually discontinued by the GAP, and McNairy responded by saying the meaning behind his design was misconstrued, and it was not his intention to offend anyone; however, neither the GAP nor McNairy offered an apology for the offending language.
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Prinze's performance as The Iron Bull has drawn unanimous praise from Bioware's developers and video game journalists. Gita Jackson of Kotaku is amused by the fact that the Iron Bull "is roughly the size of a truck and voiced by a 90s teen heartthrob". Lucas Sullivan of Gamesradar praised Prinze's performance, stating "anyone who says they can't be charmed by Freddie Prinze Jr.'s deep, dulcet voice is a bold-faced liar". Hamilton concluded that the Iron Bull steals the show due to the combination of a good script and a lusty performance by Prinze, and that he "knocks it out of the park"; a sentiment shared by Mike Laidlaw, former creative director of the Dragon Age series.
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Taylor-Taylor, Newcombe and Warhols guitarist Peter Holmstrom have all criticized the film as being unfair in its portrayal of Newcombe and The Brian Jonestown Massacre. On The Brian Jonestown Massacre's official website the film was denounced as reducing several years of hard work to "at best a series of punch-ups and mishaps taken out of context, and at worst bold faced lies and misrepresentation of fact." Courtney Taylor-Taylor said in an interview: "It's a movie, not a documentary [...] She worked her ass off and forged a plot when there was no plot. She crafted the thing to swell and ebb by taking eight years of us and a year and a half of the Brian Jonestown Massacre".
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In both 1855 and 1857, Lawrence received a charter from the proslavery government in Lecompton, but the citizens, being adamant in their opposition to the "Bogus Legislature", refused to accept it, as it would have organized Lawrence under proslavery laws.. In July 1857, the citizens of Lawrence then attempted to secure an "official" city charter from the extralegal Free-State legislature before issuing one themselves. This act was seen as one of bold-faced insurrection by the newly-installed territorial governor Robert J. Walker; as a result, on July 15, 1857 Walker ordered William S. Harney to send a regiment of soldiers to watch over the city and impose martial law. These troops remained in the vicinity of Lawrence until the territorial elections in October of that year.United States Congress (1922), p. 71.
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This museum gathers Greek, Roman and Phoenician antiquities that Pépé Abed pluck from the bed of the sea during decades of diving. The museum is supervised by UNESCO Among the more high-profile visitors to the Byblos Fishing Club were Swedish actress Anita Ekberg, French crooner Johnny Hallyday, Kim Novak, Ginger Rogers, Ann-Margret, the poet Said Akl, Czech President Václav Havel, Mexican President Miguel Alemán Valdés and Lebanese President Camille Chamoun, among numerous other heads of state. In the 1960s, the Byblos Fishing Club had become a world-class destination for the decade's jet-setting glitterati, and Pepe had a veritable empire on his hands. In addition to the Admiral's Club, the Hacienda and the Bacchus, the family established a full-service travel agency to coordinate a seamless experience for a clientele of bold-faced names.
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He also issued numerous justifications for his rebellion, including questionable claims to have been the son of Empress Ma and bold-faced lies that his father had attempted to name him as the rightful heir, only to be thwarted by bureaucrats scheming to empower Zhu Biao's son. Whether because of this propaganda or for personal motives, Zhu Di began to receive a steady stream of turncoat eunuchs and generals who provided him with invaluable intelligence allowing a hit-and- run campaign against the imperial supply depots along the Grand Canal. By 1402, he knew enough to be able to avoid the main hosts of the imperial army while sacking Xuzhou, Suzhou, and Yangzhou. The betrayal of Chen Xuan gave him the imperial army's Yangtze River fleet; the betrayal of Li Jinglong and the prince's half-brother Zhu Hui () opened the gates of Nanjing on 13 July.
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There were, however, some elements common to most no-wave music, such as abrasive atonal sounds; repetitive, driving rhythms; and a tendency to emphasize musical texture over melody—typical of La Monte Young's early downtown music. In the early 1980s, Downtown Manhattan's no wave scene transitioned from its abrasive origins into a more dance- oriented sound, with compilations such as ZE Records's Mutant Disco (1981) highlighting a newly playful sensibility borne out of the city's clash of hip hop, disco and punk styles, as well as dub reggae and world music influences. No wave music presented a negative and nihilistic world view that reflected the desolation of late 1970s downtown New York and how they viewed the larger society. In a 2020 essay, Lydia Lunch said there were many problems in the years that led into the '70's, and that calling 1967 the Summer of Love was a bold-faced lie.
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But, as reported by ARTnews in 1991, Russian art historian Andrei Chegodaev, who had been sent by the Soviets to Germany in 1945 to review the art, denied it: > It was the most insolent, bold-faced lie.... In some gloomy, dark cave, two > [actually four] soldiers, knee-deep in water, are carrying the Sistine > Madonna upright, slung on cloths, very easily, barely using two fingers. But > it couldn’t have been lifted like this even by a dozen healthy fellows... > because it was framed.... Everything connected with this imaginary rescue is > simply a lie. ARTnews also indicated that the commander of the brigade that retrieved the Madonna also described the stories as "a lie", in a letter to Literaturnaya Gazeta published in the 1950s, indicating that "in reality, the ‘Sistine Madonna,’ like some other pictures, ...was in a dry tunnel, where there were various instruments that monitored humidity, temperature, etc." But, whether true or not, the stories had found foothold in public imagination and have been recorded as fact in a number of books.
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She is a champion of the environment along with her brother in-law, Dana Williams, who is currently Mayor of Park City, Utah in his second term. She is a proud soccer mom and lives in Beverly Hills with her husband and two children. Woodcock has interviewed many A-list actors and bold-faced names including Barbara Walters, Ben Affleck, Orlando Bloom, Leonardo DiCaprio, Donald Trump, Keith Olbermann, Jack Valenti, Paris, Kathy, and Nikki Hilton, Rosie O'Donnell, Arianna Huffington, Patrick Dempsey, Ellen Barkin, Matthew Perry, Hilary Swank, Eva Longoria, John Voight, James Caan, Brooke Shields, Forrest Whittaker, Vanna White, Miley Cyrus, Ellen Pompeo, George Clooney, Brad Pitt, Matt Damon, Don Cheadle, Rosanna Arquette, Danni and Anjelica Huston, Hugh Heffner, Bill Clinton, Al Gore, Marcia Cross, Denise Richards, Tom Hanks, Sylvester Stallone, Bruce Willis, Eric Dane, Aaron Eckhart, Billy Bob Thornton, Jeremy Piven, Bill Paxton, Jeremy Irons, Mark Whalberg, Heidi Klum, Clive Davis, Jennifer Hudson, Keiffer Sutherland, Minnie Drive, Jolie Fisher, Kyra Sedwick, Alejandro Gonzales Innarutu, Matt Dillon, Harry Connick Jr., Hilary Swank, Jeffry Dean Morgan, Roger King, and Gerard Butler.
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