Sure, it can be easy to just brush off this, well, brush-off.
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"You shouldn't just brush off a side," Harrington told Hill.
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Modi and other BJP leaders brush off the opposition threat.
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It's a date to brush off your best Caesar puns.
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At first, I would try to brush off the question.
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He refuses to brush off this startling breakup and move on.
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Officials have tried to brush off the violence as mere banditry.
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She's even willing to brush off his threat of domestic violence.
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Lord felt he'd been given the brush-off by a bot.
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Last week, Mr. Peña Nieto tried to brush off his critics.
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GOP lawmakers brush off the Trump challengers from within his party.
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Which makes them harder to brush off than your garden-variety liar.
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Comics tend to brush off potential red flags as idiosyncratic personality quirks.
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Some regulators are unwilling to brush off the episode quite so easily.
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Candidates have tried to brush off the concerns, at least in public.
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For her part, O'Connor used to brush off questions about her influence.
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They'd counteract this rude brush off with a random act of kindness.
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Otherwise you're likely to brush off their advice as a simple platitude.
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If she tries to brush off what happened, stay connected and interested.
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You just read and you kind of brush off — it's like information.
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These professionals know how to brush off — or brush back — the taunts.
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He is a tough-minded lover who doesn't recognize the brush-off.
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And I kind of make this brush-off gesture with my hand.
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He can brush off Mueller's revelations and fire anyone who might threaten him.
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It might be best to just keep that antique brush off your face.
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Markets continued to brush off concerns over Catalonia's independence bid, pushing Spain's IBEX .
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A few weeks later, her body was found in brush off Mulholland Drive.
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Trump has been able to brush off his notably foolhardy approach to campaigning.
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Don't brush off their questions even if they make you uncomfortable, said Poltorak.
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You can brush off the impact of rising oil prices on corporate earnings.
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But Macquarie Chief Executive Nicholas Moore was quick to brush off the concern.
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Flag with all the pet hair you forgot to brush off your clothing.
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"The key thing is not to minimize, downplay or brush off incidents," says Green.
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I'd be easy to brush off: 'You don't even have to listen to him.
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Looking like a deer in headlights, the ambassador tried to brush off his interrogators.
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The series does acknowledge how difficult it is to brush off male auteur theory.
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They can try to brush off someone like Bernie Sanders as a rabble-rouser.
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Jackson told reporters he would encourage other young players to brush off similar doubts.
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The governor initially appeared to brush off the possibility of a meeting with Obama.
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The lawyers and operatives behind the most politically charged cases brush off those concerns.
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Brush off the stache for about 2 minutes by cloning other parts of the face4.
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Don't brush off the dangers There are steps people can take to reduce the hazard.
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A strong and confident West should find it easy to brush off Russian media assaults.
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It is tempting to brush off most instances of cops aligning themselves with conspiracy theories.
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As much as she tried to brush off the criticism, Faris admitted the rumors stung.
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It is easy to brush off a problem you did not directly and intentionally create.
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He's quick to brush off anyone's concerns that grown men shouldn't sleep with stuffed animals.
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I bought my dry brush off Amazon a while ago, and use it every other shower.
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I brush off the negative energy as the meeting approaches and decide to just *not care*.
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Over time, he has learned to brush off the bullying, and his tenacity has paid off.
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Despite the obvious hurt, Bieber did his best to brush off this crushing defeat against gravity.
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While younger Chinese are increasingly health-conscious, they seem to brush off regular hotpot-hygiene scandals.
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The jump in U.S. debt yields helped the dollar brush off negative pressure from downbeat data.
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Most politicians to the left of Enoch Powell would brush off milkshaking as a harmless stunt.
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Issa accused Obama of trying to brush off GOP attempts to hold the Obama administration accountable.
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The authorities in Rwanda brush off criticism about the absence of similar debates in their country.
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That level of specificity is what made the revelation impossible to brush off, even by Republicans.
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Céline Dion has the muscles — in both mind and body — to brush off her body shamers.
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Though some might brush off boozy baked goods as just the latest food fad, Feinberg is confident.
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But is his skin thick enough to brush off all the jokes derived from his canned statements?
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It's what helped Samson brush off the bullying she received and feel confident in her own skin.
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Mr Trump is so polarising that his critics brush off anything that might count as an achievement.
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I love the way he seemed to be able to laugh and brush off the little things.
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While we can brush off these risks as silly individually, taken together they're fuel for self-doubt.
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Investors seemed to brush-off data showing Mexican manufacturing slipped to a 219.1230-month low in June.
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Being called a "gallon of milk" was not an experience I was able to brush off lightly.
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So we're counting on an unstable, insecure 33-year-old (with nukes!) to brush off Trump's taunts.
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You do not feel the need to brush off the thin film of dirt against your palms.
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The experience affected me for a long time, but eventually I realized I shouldn't brush off harassment.
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They can also easily brush off emerging details on Mateen and his sexual orientation as Western fabrications.
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She added that journalists' refusal to brush off those tangents was the truly "outrageous and absurd" development.
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Jonah has been able to brush off a lot of things, but this one hits him hard.
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Ultimately, Trump appeared to brush off those warnings only to see Ratcliffe's nomination implode just days later.
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I tried to brush off the doctor&aposs apology with "It&aposs OK," when he stopped me.
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But so far, Bloomberg is exhibiting a Trump-like Teflon ability to brush off the negative stories.
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"You can use this to brush off dirt or to dust off your suede boots," she explained.
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They taught me to fight and should I fall, brush off my knees and go at it again.
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When your grill reaches these high temperatures, leftover debris will turn to ash and will easily brush off.
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The Cardinals attempt to brush off another loss to an ACC foe Saturday when they host Boston College.
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Brush off your brights and click through to see our favorite mood-enhancing beauty looks from the shows.
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Franco reached out to her again later, she said, and she tried to brush off what had happened.
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The rest he tried to brush off and ignore, which left Kaine free to attack Trump at will.
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Then, Priebus also sought to brush off the differences in position as a general disagreement within the party.
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She gives Yorkie the brush-off, once again trotting out the "I just want to have fun" line.
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And you shouldn't — ahem — brush off your symptoms or avoid going to the dentist just because you're shook.
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Sixteen days later, Jurvetson's body was found tangled in dense brush off of Los Angeles' scenic Mulholland Drive.
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He tried to brush off the first couple of questions with a prepared answer but became more irritated.
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Tech companies have been hiding behind the saying "we are just a platform" to brush off any responsibility.
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Earlier in the session, Yellen tried to brush off questions about whether she will be asked to stay.
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It's easier to brush off certain spending urges armed with the knowledge of how other people do it.
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Chinese support for big ticket projects has allowed Hun Sen to brush off Western criticism of his crackdown.
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But there was one person in her life whom Ms. Williams could not just brush off: her grandmother.
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Boyfriends have had to have the brush-off, and the girls spend most of their spare time rehearsing.
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On the other hand, though, some experts say the administration could do much more than brush off those provocations.
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The company has used its autonomy — and its purported purpose of eliminating conventional cigarettes — to brush off those comments.
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It's time to brush off your rosters and open your wallets: Daily fantasy sports are legal in New York.
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Investors appeared to brush off U.S. data on durable goods orders, personal spending, new home sales and consumer sentiment.
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On the other hand, some experts say the administration could do much more than simply brush off the tests.
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Democrats publicly brush off suggestions of a Biden-for-Bolton witness swap, but that could be a negotiating position.
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In September, Apple seemed to brush off the seriousness of an exploit attack directed at the Uighur ethnic minority.
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He had to learn to brush off the barrage of hate speech he's received consistently since he was a teenager.
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Leaders of the disappointed parties were trying to brush off the all-round humiliation by pointing to low voter turnout.
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In key Congressional offices, the "suits" are greeted with deep suspicion and given a brush-off, several Hill staffers said.
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Say what you will about the Hallmark holiday, but don't brush off love if it shows up at your door.
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Like most moms might be, she's quick to brush off the aching jaw, sudden sweatiness and pain in her arms.
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The brush-off was one small sign of mounting U.S. frustration over Brussels' handling of its worsening Islamic militant threat.
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It's easy to brush off these imaginings because they're still just photoshopped images depicting what seemed like a distant reality.
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Markets seemed to brush off data that showed the manufacturing sector in Spain and export-dependent Germany contracted in June.
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Hillary Clinton sat coolly during (often insipid) questioning for a marathon 11 hours, stopping only to brush off her shoulder.
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That is not to say that the Trump team can just brush off Virginia's election results as a non-event.
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It's easier to brush off, but there's emotional residue—one paper cut is nothing, but 100 can leave a wound.
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Mr. Cipollone's letter used a parenthetical to brush off the implications of the disclosures the executive branch had already made.
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Clinton's surge comes after Trump has faced a week of largely negative major stories he has attempted to brush off.
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It's easy to brush off as spectacle, but who's to say whether the seed of this idea will take root?
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" McCain appeared to brush off the comments, telling CNN shortly afterward that he has "faced far greater challenges than this.
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Republican strategists, however, tried to brush off the donation as only a sign of the Adelsons being consistent, big-dollar supporters.
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"The market is starting to brush off the coronavirus," said Erik Nelson, currency strategist, at Wells Fargo Securities in New York.
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T-Mobile ran a Super Bowl commercial featuring Steve Harvey meant to brush off Verizon's claims of a superior LTE network.
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Privatization proponents brush off these concerns and argue that our air traffic control system has suffered under years of congressional mismanagement.
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Mexican Foreign Minister Luis Videgaray sought to brush off Trump's threat, saying the comments would not scare Mexico in the negotiations.
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Today, May 4, is when Jedi fans brush off their wordplay skills (give yourself a second) and celebrate Star Wars Day.
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However, Chinese support for big ticket projects has allowed Hun Sen to brush off Western criticism of his crackdown on dissent.
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The teenager who was put to work in the sweatshop says he was mature enough to brush off Islamic State's brutality.
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As noted above, the position allows for little oversight by Congress, and the director can brush off any attempts at it.
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Together, Feinstein's reelection announcement and Pelosi's ability to brush off criticism from Sánchez served as a reminder of the establishment's power.
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Traders said it felt like the market was far more stable and constructive with sentiment appearing to brush off Brexit concerns totally.
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When he wrote them again, he was passed along to other executives at Facebook who similarly, politely, gave him the brush-off.
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But the government has in the past tended to brush off such advice and said it would keep charge of key sectors.
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Mateen repeatedly tried to brush off the negotiator, who kept calling him to maintain communication in an attempt to end the standoff.
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That earnestness doesn't necessarily undercut, but does muddy one of the common arguments used to brush off this latest pivot of Kanye's.
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Obama administration prepares sanctions, retaliation for Russian election meddling But President-elect Donald Trump appeared to brush off one-time rival Sen.
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I could see she was giving me the brush-off: she had a friend to see; the cab was waiting for her.
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"My family thought they could indoctrinate me in that business, that living with my uncle it would brush off," Mr. Cunningham said.
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Having no need or desire for a deputy, particularly someone he knew nothing about, Mr. Abromavicius tried to brush off the applicant.
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Williams seemed to brush off that dress code controversy, but many of her fans -- including some famous ones -- called the move sexist.
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Mr. Taylor's testimony could make it harder for Republicans to brush off Mr. Trump's actions as unimportant or distorted by partisan rivals.
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Then Mr. Graham issued a warning for fellow Republicans who might be inclined to brush off any attack on an opposing party.
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Feinstein appeared to brush off a potential challenge from a progressive candidate in an interview with The Los Angeles Times on Monday.
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But most members brush off the idea publicly, not wanting to appear too eager and be subsequently passed over for the job.
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The university will also be providing counseling services to staff and students after the event, which Shapiro also appeared to brush off.
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Despite that, Shkreli suggested that Neill would be wise to think about the stock as a blessing and not a brush-off.
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Watch one determined first-time voter brush off True Lies actor Tom Arnold to cast his ballot — and bring one friend with him.
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Seriously, though, it's great to see the 21-year-old singer/actress/fashion designer brush off the tweet with such grace and class.
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I don't ever let water come near these—just brush off any dirt or leaves or what have you with a paper towel.
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He and Baerbock, an ex-trampoline competitor who studied international law, brush off questions about their ambitions but acknowledge the pressure is on.
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Negotiators brush off concerns: The bicameral leaders of the conference committee -- the group that negotiated the deal -- dismissed concerns about rushing the legislation.
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It's easy enough for me to brush off, but I know there is masculine pressure against other men that may otherwise speak out.
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More: Greg Ip of the WSJ urges the Fed to brush off accusations of political kowtowing if it thinks rates must be cut.
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The Rest of Us Should Be Wary As Stock Markets Brush Off Trade Tensions, a Warning of Trouble Ahead What's the Yield Curve?
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The statement probably won't mean much to Trump, who continues to brush off criticisms from legislators, activists, and reporters — sometimes in real time.
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Part of the problem, however, is in what is and isn't labeled terrorism, making the entire issue hard to brush off as semantics.
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There was the unforgettable "dandruff brush off" by Trump, and the "I love this guy," after Macron kissed him following a press conference.
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European markets closed higher on Wednesday as investors in the region look to brush off concerns about the spread of the China coronavirus.
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She had originally tried to brush off the controversy, responding to angry comments by naming male actors who were known for transgender roles.
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It appeared on the bus, as Earn tried to brush off an insistent man who literally disappeared in the blink of an eye.
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Trump, meanwhile, continued to brush off criticism of the Putin summit, floating the possibility earlier Thursday of a "second meeting" with the Russian president.
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A scholarly, intellectual discussion about machine ethics might be easy to brush off in the rush of excitement that comes with any technological breakthrough.
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Spain's IBEX was up 0.4 percent after strong gains the day before, as markets seemed to brush off worries over Catalonia's bid for independence.
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One of the most annoying parts of Harvey's brush off is the fact he mostly focuses on the woman's looks over what she's saying.
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The savvy singer even managed to brush off a wardrobe malfunction while showing off her killer dance moves with Rowland and Williams on stage.
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They'll give the alt-right a brush-off that'll make Chris Christie look like Rasputin as soon as it suits their interests and needs.
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In a perfect world, you'd be able to brush off these missteps and move along with your life — but that's not always the case.
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Tillerson has attempted to brush off his aversion to transparency as a matter of personal preference—he just "doesn't need" the spotlight, he says.
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Is it to show you have a little independence and make the president a little nervous, but also brush off the New York prosecutors?
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Some might be tempted to brush off these ethical consequences, arguing that the posting of even the most offensive content is no big deal.
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They tend to brush off mockery by promising that when things go wrong, you'll be the one knocking on their door, asking for help.
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" Iran appeared to brush off Trump's fury on Monday, with Foreign Minister Javad Zarif also taking to Twitter, echoing Trump's warning to "Be cautious.
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa — When Bernie Sanders attacked Joe Biden recently, the former vice president dismissed his former Senate colleague with a contemptuous brush-off.
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It's a big question for a family sitcom to tackle — and one Fresh off the Boat doesn't brush off by trying to answer definitively.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan may brush off this sit-in as a "publicity stunt," but what it's really an example of effective emotional political messaging.
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The EPA cannot brush off the article as "not scientific" when the analyses are widely accepted and the EPA itself does not adhere to science.
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U.S. stocks recovered temporarily late on Wednesday as investors appeared to brush off the geopolitical concerns following encouraging comments from Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.
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Chrissy comes off as petty and vengeful – every Survivor fan knows that you're supposed to just brush off betrayals, say "good job," and move forward.
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She picked up the phone and called detectives at the Dallas Dolice Department to ask about the case – but was promptly given the brush off.
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The 2016 NFL rushing leader aims to brush off that unattractive look on Monday as the Dallas Cowboys pay a visit to the Arizona Cardinals.
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While many people are quick to brush off her many endeavors as vanity projects, Hilton explains that she's committed herself to each and every one.
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It also allows people to brush off horrible behaviour with the excuse of "just having a laugh," expecting others to buck up and move on.
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We were given sheet music, and for a few numbers I was able to brush off my three years of middle and high school Latin.
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Brush off the excesses of the festive season by loading up on vitamins, or supplementing your diet with helpful things like creatine and amino acids.
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While Republicans sought to brush off the document as nothing new, Democrats pounced, seizing on it to argue that it bolstered the case for impeachment.
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The Dallas Morning News described Trump's claim as a joke, but we don't think his intentions were clear enough to brush off the comment as comedy.
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It might be easy to brush off these comments until you remember that they reflect the attitudes of a man with a profound degree of power.
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He not only wouldn't attack the New York billionaire, he would brush off just about any question asked about the guy, whether policy or politics-based.
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To Cramer's surprise, however, the stock market — which in recent weeks has buckled on any news of escalating trade disputes — seemed to brush off the barbs.
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"I didn't want to do it," Carlson says, adding that she was fearful that Visich would brush off her complaints or seek to damage her career.
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It ended quickly, the "Thank you, we'll be in touch" brush off coming much sooner than it had when he auditioned as an able bodied actor.
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On the afternoon of November 16, 1969, a birdwatcher spotted the body of a young woman tangled in dense brush off L.A.'s scenic Mulholland Drive.
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The market is focusing too much attention on a rate increase from "emergency levels," and will likely brush off the hike after it happens, Hogan said.
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Johansson's representative originally tried to brush off controversy this week and directed comments to male actors who were well known for transgender roles, Variety reported Friday.
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That economic confidence has altered his opinion of Trump, leading him to brush off some of the controversies over Trump's race-baiting and anti-immigrant statements.
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If Bryce can brush off the negative primary, it's possible Paul Ryan's seat could see a Democrat for the first time in more than two decades.
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As a result, until major government contractors experience direct financial impact from the shutdown, the markets potentially could brush off the shutdown as Washington being Washington.
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Even when he was injured, he would brush off his physical problems because he was absolutely positive that he would come back, even better than ever.
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Officials in America and at the OECD, a club of 36 countries that oversees the CRS, brush off concerns that information-sharing might undermine data security.
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Ms. Whisenand, 52, an insurance executive in Des Moines, cites the president's ability to brush off critics in the news media as a sign of success.
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More generally, however, they brush off cost concerns by pointing to unquestioned government spending on wars and tax cuts, which have ballooned deficits in the past.
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But he said the party can no longer brush off the declines it suffered in the top-of-the-ticket races in those well-educated suburbs.
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But after spending the past few years learning about CTE and the other neurodegenerative effects of football, his point gets harder and harder to brush off.
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In response to the hoax, Marlow tried to brush off the newsworthiness of the exchange, saying it was no more revealing than the pages of Breitbart.
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On the afternoon of November 16, 1969, a birdwatcher spotted the body of a young woman tangled in dense brush off of Los Angeles' scenic Mulholland Drive.
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Tesla has been plagued with problems for the last several quarters, ranging from production hurdles for its Model 22017 sedans to Musk's brush off with securities regulators.
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She's received heaps of praise, and on Friday Ocasio-Cortez decided to brush off her haters by recording a video of herself dancing into her new office.
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That confidence was again on display overnight, with upbeat data in Germany helping the benchmark DAX brush off worries over the collapse of German coalition government talks.
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It gave the couple's detractors another punching bag, allowing them to brush off the artists' heartfelt argument as "unrealistic," while striking some Beatles fans as simply puzzling.
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Remove errant marks by gently rubbing the eraser back and forth over a stain until it lifts, and then brush off any eraser shavings with your fingers.
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Gently brush off the stain, and you should notice the corn starch is cakey, which means that it's taking a lot of the oil out with it.
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Clinton tried to brush off the senator's comments last May by saying Gillibrand is "living in a different context," per the AP. Other women running, including Sens.
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The publisher's materials are at pains to point out that "Here I am" is a Biblical quotation, evidently hoping to brush off some of the autobiographical implications.
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Some members of Pelosi's team brush off the recent flare-ups as a natural part of governing a majority — particularly the most diverse House caucus in history.
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Top Democrats have tried to brush off GOP "trolling" by questioning what Republicans have done to address climate change after taking control of the Senate in 2015.
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Ms. Schiller had a lighthearted take on her mission of making it acceptable to talk about sex, and she was able to brush off friends' inevitable jokes.
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But she would brush off instances of prejudice, Dr. Sinkford said, seeming to use those moments to motivate her rather than allow them to impede her work.
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In an email exchange with POLITICO, Buckley, a law professor at George Mason University who writes for the American Conservative, also tried to brush off the controversy.
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Democrats may brush off Iowa in November because it brings just six electoral votes to the table, and they want to focus on bigger prizes like Florida.
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"Consider what an unbelieving world will say if you continue to brush off Mr. Trump's immoral words and behavior in the cause of political expediency," he wrote.
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Lloyd's brush-off reply — that a "motivated" parent wouldn't be deterred — is typical of the administration's response when asked about the potential chilling effects of its policies.
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However, it's worth wondering if Posey's ability to "brush off" the invasion of privacy has more to do with the fact that he's a guy than anything else.
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When asked about the case by the cameraman, Loughlin gave a nice, but firm brush off – her first public statement since news of the college admissions scandal broke.
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Unlike much of the Democratic base, they were prepared to brush off the whole white supremacy revolution (because they are safe from it) and enjoy the coming rewards.
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As a result, young women tend to brush off early symptoms and avoid seeking help, sometimes mistaking the pain of a heart attack for indigestion or acid reflux.
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Comments by Grigory Rodchenkov, the former head of Russian sport's anti-doping laboratory who this week spoke publicly for the first time, will be harder to brush off.
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"People brush off student loan debt, but debt is in fact debt, and anyone seeking higher education in the past decade is running into this problem," he said.
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Cubs brush off loss to Reds CINCINNATI — The Thursday night loss was a tough one to swallow for the Chicago Cubs, but they maintained the usual positive spin.
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Ms. Jurvetson had recently moved to Los Angeles when her body was found by a passer-by in the brush off Mulholland Drive near Laurel Canyon on Nov.
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To some, Gibson's comeback an example of how quickly Hollywood forgets, and how willing American society is to brush off the abhorrent acts and words of powerful men.
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Later there were awkward, sometimes hostile encounters with potential landlords, dates and employers who I tried to brush off as a few gross kids who never grew up.
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" Here, Mr. Carney appeared to be referring to the White House adviser Stephen Miller's cringe-worthy attempt last week to brush off Emma Lazarus's poem "The New Colossus.
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His anger was sparked by a brush-off he received from Kevin Pietersen when he requested a selfie with his favorite former England cricketer outside a Melbourne restaurant.
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Judge Huennekens did not indicate whether he thought there was any merit to the allegations involving Alpha Natural Resources, but said they were too grave to brush off.
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As our anchorwoman navigates the newsroom, she must brush off innuendo and swat away gropes in order to prove that she can cut it in an anchorman's world.
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Superman: Dawn of Justice did last spring, aficionados brush off criticism by promising that, like something written in invisible ink, only "true" fans can see the movie's goodness.
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As many pointed out, while Trump's non-apology tried to brush off the comments as "locker room talk," not all men talk that way: Let's get one thing straight.
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Most of the adults in Stodden's life have seemed happy to brush off any accountability when it comes to her, painting themselves as merely cogs in her manipulation machine.
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Stocks have surged as investors brush off the virus as being a temporary problem for the economy because those same forecasts show a bounce back in the second quarter.
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If B Sweet's colorful photos almost made you want to lick your screen and you're not in the L.A. area, then perhaps it's time brush off those baking skills?
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It's a minor issue and easy to brush off, but the fact it's captured in such a high profile ad just further highlights Apple's many bugs in iOS 11.
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And you can see exactly why an actress like Brie, who's been working in the industry for almost two decades, would need to brush off those kind of experiences.
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Though, she notes, she's more than happy to brush off the haters: "When something is criticism that is not well researched, it doesn't mean anything to me," she says.
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Rubio did not mention the performance at his campaign stop here in Bedford, but he did brush off the criticism during an interview on ABC's The Week Sunday morning.
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For the past week, Cruz has tried to brush off Trump's broadsides as political silliness, but on Tuesday he suggested Trump's comments reflected his cozy relationship with prominent Democrats.
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The takeaway here is not to brush off an eligible partner you have chemistry with just because the person does not currently live in your neck of the woods.
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While markets have thus far proven willing to brush off concerns over the country's political direction, attitudes are likely to shift as the field of candidates comes into focus.
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Just the bias that you just have to brush off and deal with all the time— trying to do your job is very relatable to a lot of women.
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Self-compassion is precisely the kind of New-Agey trend some of my crustier relatives might have called piffle, a way to brush off mistakes instead of owning them.
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In court papers opposing Mr. Rhines's request for a fair sentence, South Dakota attempts to brush off this last remark as a "stab at humor" that didn't land well.
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China, a longtime supporter of Hun Sen, has poured money into infrastructure and other investments in Cambodia that has emboldened Hun Sen to brush off criticism from Western donors.
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A day after Biden took a drubbing in New Hampshire, three key surrogates held a conference call with reporters to brush off the loss and sketch a path forward.
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People who've watched Clinton brush off threats over the years have their doubts about just how much sway the progressives are going to have, changed political moment or not.
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Sterling, meanwhile, tried to brush off signs that Brexit talks between Britain's government and the main opposition party may soon collapse to claw back above the psychologically key $1.30 level.
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Trump also tried to brush off any questions about alleged voter suppression in Georgia, where the gubernatorial race between Democrat Stacey Abrams and Republican Brian Kemp is not yet decided.
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But instead of meaningfully answering the question, executive producer Mark Gordon offered a sarcastic quip that felt like an irritating brush-off in 2005 and feels slightly more telling today.
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The stunning defeat of then-House Majority Leader Cantor to a little-known primary challenger has become an allegory in Washington for incumbents who might otherwise brush off seeming longshots.
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In another video, he discussed his mother, April Margera, whom he claimed to have "disowned" after she seemed to brush off an alleged near-death experience he had last week.
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"The sanctions announced today are a welcome step in addressing the heinous murder of Jamal Khashoggi, which the Admin initially tried to brush off," he said in a Thursday statement.
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"It's not something you want to brush off, but it's something you want to keep in the back of your head so you don't have that feeling again," Drummond said.
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Zoe in many ways plays out the fantasy of what it would be like if children were equipped to brush off extreme criticism of their looks and behavior from adults.
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"Steve King's racist statements must be called out as unacceptable, and the tepid, brush-off response from the Speaker and the GOP leadership is disgraceful," Pelosi said in a statement.
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That could prove consolation to the president, who might be able to brush off the failure to keep the House majority on other factors while claiming credit for the Senate.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve this month hiked rates for the second time in 903, forecast one more hike this year and seemed to largely brush off recent mixed economic data.
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I decided to brush off my hesitations that first day at Mapúa, telling myself that I might in fact be doing them all a huge favor by saving their souls.
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Some may brush off these exercises as childish jabs, but there's no man who appreciates a childish jab more than Trump (just take a glance at his own Twitter account).
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Allowing a new hire who hasn't figured out his job to run amok, brush off useful supervision and act like a diva without delivering results is definitely not good for business.
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Trump at one point invited Icahn to become Treasury secretary in his potential administration, an offer Icahn jokingly accepted via Twitter, only to have both men later brush off the idea.
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Pompeo seemed to brush off that criticism Friday and indicated that the comments would have no impact on the prospect of negotiations going forward or his personal role in the process.
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While the president tried to brush off recent developments as "peanut stuff" Tuesday night, the potential criminal liability focused on the White House seems to grow with nearly every court filing.
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But before you brush off April 2019 like all the other months you've left behind in your rush to the grave, do check out Gizmodo's best content of the past week.
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Palace insiders brush off the shakeup as a natural progression of adult siblings and a chance for Harry and his new wife Meghan Markle to escape the "claustrophobic" life in London.
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Cramer is always on the hunt for strong secular growth trends, and lately, he's been eyeing one that he just can't seem to brush off: protein and millennials' obsession with it.
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In a recent interview with The New York Times, Amy Schumer said that she had been able to brush off criticism of her comedy by simply not caring what people thought.
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Snap CEO Evan Spiegel and Mark Zuckerberg seemed to get off on the wrong foot right from the start, beginning with what may have been a Spiegel brush-off in 2012.
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Allow the items to dry, ideally in the sun, to help prevent mildew from developing, then shake out and brush off any dirt and mud that remains after the initial rinse.
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His campaign has tried to brush off criticism about Mr. Sanders's decision not to release his full medical records by comparing what he has released to what other candidates have done.
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Often, Trump will respond by telling his counterpart he'll have "his people look into it" -- a brush-off the administration official said was the President's way of casting aside unfeasible requests.
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What might be easy to brush off in tweet form is harder to deny when its been painstakingly stitched onto fabrics that, in some cases, may be older than Trump himself.
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After losing her Quiz Heads role and possibly Otis, Maeve believes all she has is herself, which leads her to brush off her mom, who really does seem to be trying.
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Youngman told the Daily Mail that doctors and acquaintances alike tend to brush off her concerns about her restrictive diet, and her social circle doesn't always take her disorder seriously, either.
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But when it's practiced by others, there is a delicious sense of possibility in it — a kind of freedom in going to the mat over things you're expected to brush off.
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But the next time you're bombarded with over-the-top claims about how our country is doomed or the world is coming apart at the seams, brush off the cynics and fearmongers.
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During The Late Show on Tuesday, Colbert analysed Trump's recent appearance on Fox News, where the president attempted to casually brush off his now infamous phone call with the president of Ukraine.
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"People of my generation kind of doubt war will ever happen no matter what, so we tend to brush off something like this," said Jung Yeon-su, a 21-year-old man.
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What's more valuable—for new college grads and longtime workers alike—is knowing the subtle mistakes made during interviews that shift resumes into the "we'll keep it on file" brush-off pile.
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A report from CNET says that when pressed on this point, a spokesperson for Amazon would only give the company's typical brush-off: "We have nothing more to share at this time."
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While we may brush off dehydration as an easily preventable problem caused by a hard workout or alcohol consumption, it can be a life-threatening issue in other parts of the world.
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I thought about the people I do that to constantly, those who I walk by in my day to day and brush off as I go from fancy patio to fancier patio.
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Kathleen Brooks, research director at Capital Index, agreed that while the direction of the curve does normally herald a slowdown, the economic picture was positive enough to brush off near-term fears.
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"Let the ping-pong tournament begin, as Comcast won't let Fox brush off its all-cash premium offer without a fight," Macquarie analyst Amy Yong said in a research note last week.
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" Sanders campaign manager Faiz Shakir expressed some exasperation at the tone of Biden's responses so far, which have, as Shakir described them, been limited to "a brush-off smile or coy comment.
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"Because her professional relationship with Brown was important and becauseshe took it seriously, Ms. Taylor willed herself to brush off the episode, hoping that Brown would stop pursuing her," the lawsuit states.
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It would be easy to brush off Wigmore as a crackpot who came to America and got a lucky break, and it would be even easier to categorize her story as an anomaly.
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"Having been through a lot of challenging corporate environments, I feel like I'm a lot more prepared and able to brush off the things that are challenging and just move forward," Adams said.
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Employing an expression Chirac used in 2001 to brush off accusations that he spent public money on holiday flights for friends, Retailleau said of the Fillon controversy, in French: "Cette affaire fera pschitt".
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If you brush off every conflict that ends in sex as just "make-up sex" or "angry sex," then you might be missing crucial elements of your relationship that need to be addressed.
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The consensus that emerges is that Republicans are happy to brush off any Trumpland-Russia incident as incompetence and that they believe they are already doing everything they can to hold Trump accountable.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer is always on the hunt for strong secular growth trends, and lately, he's been eyeing one that he just can't seem to brush off: protein and millennials' obsession with it.
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What we do when we turn and air the cheeses, we brush off these spores, so this mold — we dust it off into the air, and it goes and colonizes the different cheeses.
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Stanley had played Masha in the incredible Actors Studio production of "Three Sisters" (there's a terrific filmed record of the 1966 show)—how could I give so committed an adviser the brush-off?
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Price, a physician and Republican representing Georgia's sixth district, is the right person to recharge our health care system and brush off the dust, debris, and devastation that Obamacare left in its wake.
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Neroli Meadows from Fox Sports spoke on ABC Grandstand Tuesday, with a passionate explanation about why we can't brush off such comments as "a simple joke" or even an one-off indiscretion by Gayle.
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Later in the week he appeared to be trying to brush off the incident, claiming 15% was where he wanted to start for negotiating purposes, with the end game of ending up at 20%.
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Myanmar officials brush off such criticism, claiming that it is international nongovernmental organizations that are hindering repatriation efforts (because they profit, financially, from the refugee crisis) and that Bangladesh is reneging on its commitments.
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Cardi weighed in as well just a few hours later, offering a comment that can either be viewed as a brush-off of fans playing the pair against one another — or a slam against Minaj.
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Frank Bruni Conservative commentators and die-hard Republicans often brush off denunciations of Donald Trump as an unprincipled hatemonger by saying: Yeah, yeah, that's what Democrats wail about every Republican they're trying to take down.
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Gustavison, an alum of pre-breach Equifax (these stories write themselves!), appeared to brush off Houlihan's emails as a potential scam before taking them seriously and telling Houlihan the company was working towards a solution.
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And though it suggests that Chappelle will brush off criticism before the special even begins, it has inevitably sparked debate over the limits of shock humor, cancel culture, left-wing political rhetoric, and Chappelle himself.
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Shea Patterson threw for a season-high 282 yards and three scores, helping No. 15 Michigan (5-33, 3-0 Big Ten) brush off a sloppy start and beat visiting Maryland (3-2, 1-1).
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As the video panned over to the crowd, the rapper handed the phone back to the individual, who put their hands up, while Beyoncé appeared to reach out to them to brush off the incident.
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Amid all this, "distraction" serves, increasingly, as a way to brush off inconvenient criticism and disagreement and ride indignantly into the sunset on a moral high horse, nose in the air, toward what really matters.
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Investors seemed to brush off a report from the US government Friday morning that showed a smaller jump in retail sales than expected in November as consumers were gearing up to shop for the holidays.
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Let dry, brush off excess glitter, and plop it next to the TV. How we made it: We spray painted a mini pumpkin with black paint and let it dry, though acrylic is fine here too.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks clawed back losses late on Wednesday as investors appeared to brush off geopolitical concerns after falling in the wake of U.S. President Donald Trump's "fire and fury" warning to North Korea.
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This morning the New York Post carried a headline that perfectly encapsulates the incoming Trump administrations successful attempt to portray themselves as victims of the culture wars: DC Private Schools Giving Kellyanne Conway the Brush-off.
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The inclusion of aloe results in better skin, as well as the ability to brush off sick burns both from the sun and from the haters in your yoga class who don't appreciate your sick sarvangasana.
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It has the right to brush off whatever criticisms it wants, but to pretend like Apu was always inoffensive, just because the writing team never heard or considered otherwise, is as disingenuous as it is disappointing.
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She represents the sometimes futile struggle for a woman to excel at her job, nurture her children, maintain a healthy relationship, and brush off the sexist system that makes all of these things that much harder.
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More callous observers of this dynamic could brush off the wage concerns by saying that for most women, being an NFL cheerleader should be considered a hobby, and therefore not paid commensurate to an actual job.
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Later in the week he appeared to be trying to brush off the incident, claiming 15 percent was where he wanted to start for negotiating purposes, with the end game of ending up at 20 percent.
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We got Paris leaving the Carlyle Hotel in NYC and you can see the brush-off is quick -- she strolled to her car with the fan at the ready for her signature, but to no avail.
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In a meeting with reporters in September in New York, Mr. Rouhani declared that "the United States is not capable of bringing our oil exports to zero," and suggested that he would brush off the sanctions.
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What Michôd never manages to make clear is what we are to make of this version's nationalism, its glorification of war, its ambivalence toward corrupting power and its selective, finally misguided attempt to brush off Shakespeare.
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"All of these women are really cool in their own right," Pecis said of the fact that a few of the models gave the finger wave the brush off, preferring to stick to their own style.
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LONDON, Jan 10 (LPC) - Europe's secondary loan market experienced low volatility in 2019 as deep liquidity and a desire to put money to work saw investors brush off market uncertainties such as Brexit and trade war.
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Democratic aides brush off any sense of friction, saying Schumer's job isn't really that tough on the issue because Republicans will take the blame for a shutdown given their control of both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue.
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If you're not on the East Coast, or if you've thoroughly stocked up and prepared to stay indoors for a few days, it may be easy to brush off the idea of a few inches of snow.
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Mix in some more context -- specifically, candidate Trump's call in December 2015 for a much wider ban on Muslims -- and the White House's refusal to offer a clear response, twice over, becomes more difficult to brush off.
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In fact, this level of disinterest made it easy for her to brush off requests to lose weight to be a straight size model; she just embraced who she was and opted for the plus size label.
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The administrator's allies in the fossil fuel sector and among conservative groups are rallying the troops to keep him in office, scrambling to justify his massive security detail and to brush off audits as a political ploy.
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Usually I brush off coincidences with this exact logic, but getting a Google Alert about a woman with my exact name and profession who Googles herself and discovers a litany of secrets about her past was unsettling.
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The obstruction inquiry, revealed by The Washington Post a few weeks after Mr. Mueller was appointed, represented a direct threat that he was unable to simply brush off as an overzealous examination of a handful of advisers.
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"The HR process is foreign to so many people, and there are so many things that I think as women that we're conditioned to brush off, when they're issues that should be reported," says one female journalist.
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Many of us also have stories of similarly inappropriate behavior from male sources and interview subjects — be it being propositioned via text message late at night or having to brush off unwanted advances during a professional networking event.
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The most popular theory was that the president could be wearing dentures or other dental prosthetics, and the country's late-night hosts, including Trevor Noah and James Corden, did not brush off the speculations during their monologues Wedneday.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May gave a speech Wednesday designed to boost confidence over the country's future once it leaves the European Union (EU) – and to brush off her biggest critic and rival, former Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson.
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But it's hard to brush off your grandparent's passive-aggressive comments about food, or your sibling's sneers about your body, because criticism from the people who you care about (and who care about you) often hurts the most.
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For Republicans, it was enough to muddy the waters, to present an alternate theory of the case, to stress that the witnesses did not talk with Mr. Trump and to then brush off the whole debate as dull.
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Systems of privilege and entitlement permitted hoarding of food by people of status whose lives went on much as usual, except that they had to brush off starving beggars and would occasionally see dead bodies on the street.
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ABOUT THE KNICKS (1203-32): Jackson sent out a tweet on Tuesday that appeared to be taking a shot at Anthony, something he has done with regularity this season, but Anthony is trying to brush off the distraction.
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In a world where women are constantly expected to underreact — to brush off a boss's advances, to laugh off a boyfriend's misogynistic remarks, to forgive their attackers and move on with their lives — Amy was a spectacular overreactor.
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The most meaningful testimony would come not from outside experts but rather from McGahn, Hicks and others who witnessed Trump's potentially obstructive acts firsthand and thus far have been directed by the White House to brush off congressional subpoenas.
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Facing the potential of a defeat in Wisconsin, and still trying to brush off his string of gaffes last week, Trump turned the focus Tuesday back to the issue that ignited his campaign in the first place: illegal immigration.
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Still, there's something to be said for any movie that dares to inject climate change into multiplex horror—which usually offers apolitical blood-soaked escapism that's as easy to brush off as the popcorn that accumulates on your pants.
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US stock futures tumbled into "limit down" territory and oil plunged to a 17-year low on Wednesday as investors seemed to brush off sweeping government proposals and actions meant to ease the outbreak's effects on the world economy.
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Both House and Senate offices have been told to brush off their teleworking plans and hand-sanitizer machines have popped up around the building, with staff seen taking at least three into the bowels of the Senate on Tuesday.
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But those previous outbreaks also demonstrated the importance of monitoring and responding to public perceptions and fear, something White House officials said Trump was now more attuned to after appearing to brush off concerns about the virus last week.
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She was found inside a duffel bag A group of workers had been cleaning brush off a horse trail in the suburban community east of Los Angeles when they discovered the black duffel bag with Trinity's body partially inside.
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Yet like Deckard's hurried brush-off of Rachael's honest question in 2019, 2049's filmmakers have attempted to tell a story about personhood in 2017 without actually considering the urgent politics that surround who gets to be a person in 2017.
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We have also seen a darker underbelly, the seething resentment and implicit discrimination occasionally boiling over into outright racism (that dreaded "r-word," so potent and so feared, and so much more convenient to brush off and sweep under the carpet).
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Global equities markets advanced on Monday as confidence over economic growth around the world helped investors brush off concerns about the collapse of government coalition talks in Germany, which sent the euro lower against the U.S. dollar.
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Gotta say, the rover is lookin' mighty good despite its years of service—though when I see a photo of Curiosity these days I'm struck with an overwhelming urge to brush off all the dust that's accumulated on its deck.
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By the mid-2010s, when the world was just realizing social media could be a destructive political force, the Ukrainian government was among the first to lobby hard for the help of Facebook and Twitter, only to get the brush-off.
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In addition to full-size brooms, Berea's students make a range of items including fireplace brooms, cobwebbers (for those high and hard to reach corners) and whisk brooms (for tight spots, to brush off upholstery or countertops, or to delint clothing).
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" READ MORE: Steve King freaked out after he was accused of being a white nationalist King has attempted to brush off the criticism as the work of "nasty, desperate, and dishonest fake news" that sought to "flip the House and impeach Donald Trump.
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If O'Connor indicates before November that he's inclined to strike down the entire law or its most popular consumer protections, it'll be hard to brush off this case as irrelevant or to downplay Democrats' warnings — even though Texas could still lose on appeal.
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Mr. Cruz sought to brush off Mr. Trump's questions about his eligibility, posting on Twitter a clip from the "jump the shark" episode of "Happy Days," which has become a cultural reference for when something once popular has become overdone and gimmicky.
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Her parents try to brush off her honesty by dismissing bisexuality as fictional, and then rationalize it away by figuring that there's still a good chance she'll marry a man and have the picture-perfect heterosexual life they always pictured for her.
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"I'll dip my brush in the brightening powder and kind of use it to brush off the baking powder, and then I'll go back and use it right on the darker spots of my undereyes and let it sit there," Kardashian West said.
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Gastelum did well to brush off those suggestions, correctly identifying the fact Silva is ranked three spots above him in the UFC middleweight reckoning as number seven in the world before saying he'd fight anyone that will push him higher in the rankings.
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Those posts also underscored the big difference between aid from the United States and aid from China, whose greater support for big ticket projects has helped allow Prime Minister Hun Sen to brush off criticism over the arrest of election rival Kem Sokha.
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Supporters of Cuban air travel brush off security concerns, arguing that charter services have been offering flights between the U.S. and Cuba for years without terrorism incidents and pointing out that Cuban airports already must comply with a set of international standards.
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The push to tackle tax reform comes at a time when the president is looking for his first significant legislative victory and as the GOP tries to brush off its failure to pass a health-care bill that repeals and replaces ObamaCare.
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Despite extensive analysis of the Iranian documents by David Albright, Olli Heinonen, and their co-authors, the IAEA still continues to brush off the archives' significance, and implicitly alleges that it is fighting to defend its independence and credibility from outside interference.
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The kids brush off her strange behavior at first, but as it escalates (she forces the kids to watch their parents' sex tape), the eldest son, Jacob, realizes just how dangerous she is, and works to protect his siblings from her deranged wrath.
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Burr and some of his colleagues appeared to brush off implication that Trump might have been trying to influence the investigation, with some characterizing Trump's requests as just a guy still learning how to do this president thing, months into the job.
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He essentially wrote the Donald Trump playbook: A media-savvy real estate mogul who turned into a populist campaigner encouraging and capitalizing on voter sentiment against immigrants, Berlusconi used personal charisma to brush off scandals about his taxes and his personal life.
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Countless women continue to go to work and put up with sexist jokes, unwanted hugs, comments that make them uncomfortable, small incidents that may be easy to brush off individually but that become a constant drain on women's productivity, drive, and joy.
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Republicans largely tried to brush off the president's comments while also claiming Hillary Clinton's campaign did something similar by commissioning a firm that hired a former British spy, Christopher Steele, to compile that infamous dossier on Trump and his campaign's ties to Russia.
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If this is where Game of Thrones has been leading viewers all along, it was always bound to give the women at its center — from Cersei Lannister (at one point Baratheon) and Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke) to Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner) — the brush off.
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While Facebook didn't create ethnic tensions in Sri Lanka, Myanmar, or elsewhere, it's becoming clear that the company's role as a gatekeeper for millions of internet users is also coming with responsibilities it is either ill-equipped to handle or simply wants to brush off.
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So I hope that the Sanders campaign doesn't just brush off this criticism as the "establishment" doing its corrupt thing, and realizes that it really is in danger of losing not just an election but an important part of what it should be standing for.
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Whatever these studies are trying to say about our lives and their oedipus-like qualities, they're generally pretty easy to brush off and move on — after all, it's doubtful that many of us are consciously looking for someone who reminds us of our parents.
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The best thing you can do is brush off the little things and focus on discussing the larger issues, or calmly explain that you're enjoying your time together, and that any conversations about your life choices should be put on hold until after the trip.
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A 58-year-old man is accused of groping a sleeping female passenger seated next to him on a recent overnight flight to New Jersey, after which he allegedly tried to brush off the incident with an offer of a free drink, PEOPLE has confirmed.
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In an effort to fit in and show she's a team player, Ginny tries to brush off the comment and issue a statement in support of Al, but her agent Amelia (Ali Larter) wants her to use the opportunity to make a larger statement.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump tried to brush off a question in a recent interview about his associates' interactions with Russians ahead of and during his presidential campaign by saying it was just "peanut stuff," despite his earlier blanket denials of any such interactions.
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While Israel is usually quick to brush off U.N. criticism, officials say they are taking the so-called "blacklist" seriously, fearing its publication could have devastating consequences by driving companies away, deterring others from coming and prompting investors to dump shares of Israeli firms.
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Though fans readily adopt her as their unofficial emotional guardian, projecting their own experiences onto millennial- anxiety-ridden songs like "My Body's Made of Crushed Little Stars," Mitski is quick to brush off the idea that her work always speaks to her lived experience.
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The push to tackle tax reform comes at a time when the president is looking for his first significant legislative victory, and as the GOP tries to brush off the crippling defeat of failing to pass a health-care bill that repeals and replaces ObamaCare.
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"He also suggested that the community&aposs support of Trump harmed its image among those without the same beliefs: "Consider what an unbelieving world will say if you continue to brush off Mr. Trump&aposs immoral words and behavior in the cause of political expediency.
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In a keynote speech at a sold-out breakfast hosted by the Democratic Business Council of Northern Virginia, Mr. Bloomberg underscored the importance of working with Republicans and seemed to brush off attacks that his brand of politics would be unable to unite the party.
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Another angle: Despite predictions that a no-deal Brexit could cause everything from insulin shortages to an 8 percent drop in gross domestic product, many Brexit supporters brush off the fears, even as some of the strongest pro-Brexit voices join in the warnings.
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For months, the site tried to downplay the Russian effort on Facebook—with former Facebook data analyst Tavis McGinn telling the New York Times the brush-off was in part to protect the image of executives like CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg.
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"The strengthening in the global economy since second half of last year has supported Asian currencies and that was one of the reasons why they were largely able to brush off higher U.S. yields last year," said Khoon Goh, head of Asia research at ANZ Banking Group.
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Having an unidentified aircraft that doesn't show up on radar flying among civilian air traffic in the flight levels for extended periods of time isn't something you just brush off, especially considering the current global security situation and the circumstances that have existed since 9/11.
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They'll probably brush off the casual ghosting with a "Sorry, I'm bad at texting," and then ghost you again once you strike up a conversation — only to hit you up several weeks later and ask if you want to come over after their friend's DIY show.
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The brush off came after intelligence officials briefed members of the intelligence committee about the persistence of Russia's efforts to help Mr. Trump get re-elected in 22020, including new information about the Kremlin's efforts to influence the Democratic primaries to aid Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont.
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SoftBank has been consistently frustrated with Neumann's tendency to brush off advice, from pushing forward with an IPO to using phrases in WeWork's S-1 such as "elevate the world's consciousness" — a phrase SoftBank urged Neumann to eliminate but to no avail, sources previously told CNBC.
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SoftBank has been consistently frustrated with Neumann's tendency to brush off advice, from pushing forward with an IPO to using phrases in WeWork's S-1 such as "elevate the world's consciousness" — a phrase SoftBank urged Neumann to eliminate but to no avail, said two of the people.
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Ms. Rainer had been persuaded by her friends and fellow actors Roddy McDowall and Anthony Hopkins to consider playing the Russian dowager in "The Gambler," but she had to brush off Mr. Makk's questions about whether she was still able to perform in her late 80s.
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At the end of its 42nd year, Saturday Night Live is a little too interested in enjoying its unexpected comeback, and a little too eager to brush off responsibility as "just a TV show" even as it wants recognition as the country's biggest and most important TV show.
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Ethereum has already had one hack of large magnitude in its history while Bitcoin has mostly stood the test of time in its nine years of existence, but it'd be imprudent to completely brush off the possibility of this happening to any cryptocurrency, even the most thoroughly tested one.
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In attempting last year to discover whether Seattle police were using Stingrays, I found myself lacking in pointed questions to ask: although I received an unequivocal "no," rather than a brush-off, it would have been nice to have something specific in mind, like a location or operation.
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They are hoping that Republicans will brush off the White House's requests, much as they did when Mr. Trump sought funding for his border wall as well as billions of dollars in cuts to domestic programs as lawmakers hammered out an agreement to fund the government through September.
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"The current treatments we have are not as effective as we believe them to be and these alternatives that we think of as simple or what we usually typically brush off are highly effective," said Dr. Jatin Joshi, a pain specialist at Weill Cornell Medicine in New York.
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Both the euro and European shares later recovered from early selling, while German bond yields steadied near 1-1/2 week lows, as confidence about the outlook for the euro zone economy helped investors brush off worries about the risk of Germany going to the polls again soon.
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They do their best to brush off vicious Facebook comments and hostile visitors and bad-faith bad reviews ("People write us shitty Trip Advisors and I'm, like, 'You didn't even eat here,' but whatever," Spalding says), and they've learned that denatured alcohol and sandpaper will remove graffiti written in permanent marker.
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We want to see her prevail over the scheming wealthy white people who callously brush off concerns about the grotesque inhumanity on the US southern border in drawing rooms, who feign principle in opposition to their most egregiously offensive family members but ultimately only maintain their noble beliefs from the comfort of wealth.
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Joe WalshJoe WalshJoe Walsh: I've realized 'nobody can beat Trump in a Republican primary' Weld warns of Republican Party split, Democratic takeover of Senate GOP spokeswoman likens Sanders rise to Trump: 'You shouldn't just brush off a side' MORE (R-Ill.) expect to do "reasonably well" in the caucuses, noting Walsh spent more time in the Hawkeye State.
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We saw the soon-to-be leader of the free world brush off his hot-mic boasts of sexual assault as "locker-room talk" and the voters who carried him to the White House cheer the death of political correctness, where "political correctness" is the social barrier between America's 156 million vulvas and Donald Trump's tiny hands.
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" Sure, it happens more often to girls — one in four girls will be sexually abused as children — but the video suggests that perhaps there's a specific reason it's so difficult to talk about men or boys as sexual abuse victims, and that this could be why people brush-off sexual assault claims with statements like "boys will be boys.
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For Mr. Trump, it will be another test of his well-documented ability to brush off inconvenient facts — whether it was his unfounded allegations of pervasive voter fraud in the 2016 election or his dismissal of an investigation by The New York Times into the dubious tax schemes he used to enlarge the fortune he inherited from his father.
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While the Republican nominee was mostly able to brush off controversy throughout the primaries, now that he's the party's official nominee, it seems his heedless — whether feuding with Muslim Gold Star father Khizr Khan or vaguely insinuating that voters should lash out at Clinton or Supreme Court judges with violence — is escalating the arguments against him.
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While Mr. Castro tries to brush off the inevitable comparisons to Mr. O'Rourke, whose challenge to Senator Ted Cruz last year turned him into a national celebrity, the attention drawn by Mr. O'Rourke — who speaks fluent Spanish, and whose hometown is on the border with Mexico — has cast something of a shadow over Mr. Castro's candidacy.
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There's a lot to like about Passpartout — you can beat the game in under three hours but it's worth taking your time and just tuning off into a world where life is as simple as pretending to be an art master with a watermelon for a face, and learning to brush off those who aren't here to root for your success.
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Colleagues say that breadth of experience has given Mr. McLaren the fortitude to brush off criticism like that of Dmitry Nosov, a Russian judo Olympian and politician who said that every word out of Mr. McLaren's mouth "is soaked in lies and hypocrisy" after the release of the report on Monday, according to a report in the Russian newspaper Sport Express.
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There are probably 100 things a candidate who was once seen as a shoo-in winner needs to change once the tide turns, but let's get right to the three top priority musts: The biggest danger now for the Clinton team and her key backers is to brush off the polls as statistical noise or just a very brief trend that will flame out.
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Publisher Kay Graham (Meryl Streep) is trying to get the paper, which is struggling financially, ready for an IPO, and her board is skeptical — not just because they politely brush off her ability to lead because she's a woman, but also because they're not so sure that the editor she's brought in, Ben Bradlee (Tom Hanks), isn't going to run the paper into the ground.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's State of the Union address will undoubtedly be full of bragging and superlatives, which most folks have learned to brush off with a smile.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellDemocrats plow ahead as Trump seeks to hobble impeachment effort Congress set for showdown with Trump over Kurds Senate Intelligence report triggers new calls for action on election security MORE (R-Ky.), who has been pushing for Pelosi to move ahead with the deal as-is, seemed to brush off the idea that Republicans would accept Democratic proposals.
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Video art is more than 83 years old now, but you can still hear museumgoers — not just modern art haters, but committed cinephiles — brush off the whole premise of exhibiting video in art galleries: "If I wanted to watch a film I'd go to a movie theater …" Well, Steve McQueen works both in museums and movie theaters — and the Amsterdam-based British artist knows very well which space is which.
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The White House believes it can brush off the latest racially-charged controversy confronting it, with allies arguing the blowback over President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's disparaging remarks about "shithole" countries is just the latest example of overcooked media outrage and weak GOP lawmakers buckling under pressure.
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Even my status as a sexual assault victim has impacted or did impact my ability to advocate for sexual assault victims because once it became known that I too had experienced sexual assault, people close to me used it as an excuse to brush off my concerns when I advocated for others who had been abused, saying I was just obsessed because of what I had gone through, that I was imposing my own experience upon other institutions who had massive failures and much worse.
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Joe WalshJoe WalshJoe Walsh: I've realized 'nobody can beat Trump in a Republican primary' Weld warns of Republican Party split, Democratic takeover of Senate GOP spokeswoman likens Sanders rise to Trump: 'You shouldn't just brush off a side' MORE (R) said Tuesday that he does not believe President TrumpDonald John TrumpSchiff: Bolton 'refused' to submit affidavit on Trump's involvement in Ukraine controversy Yang congratulates Romney for 'voting his conscious and character' in convicting Trump McConnell 'disappointed' by Romney impeachment vote, but 'I'm going to need his support' MORE can be defeated in a GOP primary.
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William WeldWilliam (Bill) Weld28500 candidates condemn Senate for acquitting Trump, set sights on election The Hill's 6900:2628 Report: Buttigieg, Sanders look to carry momentum to New Hampshire Joe Walsh: I've realized 'nobody can beat Trump in a Republican primary' MORE (R) and former Republican congressman Joe WalshJoe WalshJoe Walsh: I've realized 'nobody can beat Trump in a Republican primary' Weld warns of Republican Party split, Democratic takeover of Senate GOP spokeswoman likens Sanders rise to Trump: 'You shouldn't just brush off a side' MORE (Ill.), two long-short Trump challengers.
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