Senator Warren wouldn't even deign to meet with Mr. Weiss.
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Plus, if I deign to watch a video ad, Egg Inc.
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" And, if you deign to break it, you "probably have no friends.
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Among the offenders: young female supporters of Hillary Clinton, who deign to resist the progressive appeal of Senator Bernie Sanders, and the young female supporters of Mr. Sanders, who deign to resist history's call to elevate a female leader.
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She didn't deign to waste her energy on an actual tweet or subtweet.
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"The least you can do is deign to speak with me," he wrote.
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And he doesn't want to deign to testify about his $35 million report.
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In the first one you write about a certain person you never deign to name.
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Not only would Facebook deign to rely on outside third-party sources, a sort of Snopes.
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Surely no one in their right mind would deign to carry around a 5.3-inch phone.
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And what about produce that's so eccentric that even a farmer won't deign to consume it?
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Because this place, where so many people would die to work, you only deign to work.
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Indeed, Wall Street should count itself lucky if and when you deign to even acknowledge its existence.
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Or, that you'll be taunted and attacked when you and your trans sisters deign to wear dresses.
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Late at night, we deign to dream of a pantry as expansive and organized as Kourtney Kardashian's.
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Sometimes, we do so through religion, through the idea that God might deign to speak to us.
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People who deign only to smoke complain that alcohol makes them sick, hungover, obnoxious, and judgmentally impaired.
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"Organic waste isn't cute," Everson wrote, aghast that the technical committee would even deign to consider additional excremoji.
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" The new subscriptions will deign to combine the social aspects of Facebook's platform with a "traditional SVOD experience.
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At the same time, personas like Cowell and Trump deign to give an ordinary, hardworking American a chance.
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" Intellectuals like Anderson stake their claims "on heights of metaphysical perfection, and won't deign to notice anything less.
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It's no small deal for HBO to deign a comedian worthy of her or his own comedy special.
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Rarely will the owners of that now-privatized space deign to explain how they're keeping the lights on.
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They may even deign to toss each other some lobs, if the vibes in New Orleans are good.
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And Hollywood would sooner consider putting white actors in VFX-assisted yellowface than deign to cast an Asian lead.
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Will those who want to build efficient cities deign to leave San Francisco to live in their sterile creations?
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And when they do deign to charge a criminal suspect, they are frequently seeking sentences that are pathetically lenient.
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Sharpay Evans would never deign to sing this song — and we're talking about a woman who unabashedly performed "Humuhumunukunukuapua'a."
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There are, of course, people who would not deign to leave their dog at even a flea-free resort.
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The letter is to Diaghilev, whom Nijinsky says he will not deign to name, but whom he bitterly denounces.
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Caila worries that her own lack of community will disappoint the local hero should he deign to meet her parents.
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They've only ever won one major prize, the 1966 World Cup, a tournament they didn't deign to enter until 1950.
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"When they do deign to charge a criminal suspect, they are frequently seeking sentences that are pathetically lenient," Barr said.
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How are you supposed to achieve it if only a handful of designers deign to make clothes in your size?
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It is doubtful that John Roberts would deign to assert the authority to make regular psychological screenings mandatory for federal judges.
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Mr Xi would not deign to express such poisonous American ideas as those of Abraham Lincoln that Mr Jiang enjoyed quoting.
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If she takes to it, we'll have something she may deign to do with Bubbe when she's 13 and I'm 80.
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What passenger would deign to refuse to give candy they didn't even have to pay for to an adorable 3-year-old??
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However, since the story has once again turned up as a top Google News hit, we will deign to debunk it once more.
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Fortunately, the power of "we the people" is not limited to appealing to some bureaucrat and hoping he'll deign to take your meeting.
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When Mr Tillerson's plane touched down in Moscow, it was not even clear whether President Vladimir Putin would deign to meet with him.
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So tell me, and don't be shy: why should we ever deign to give and receive pleasure with anything but the very best?
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He said the French side had made a "take it or leave it offer" and their British counterparts "did not even deign to answer".
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By lucky, Toby mostly means privileged, but he doesn't use that word because Toby doesn't deign to use such "self-flagellating middle-class" language.
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Recall the tweeted threats he has made against U.S. companies and CEOs that deign to make market decisions about where to invest and trade.
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It's got a slim deign focused on lightweight wearability, and uses that always-on power efficient Garmin Chroma color touchscreen tech for its display.
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In his 2018 New Year's Day speech, he signaled that he would deign to meet with leaders of other states, including the United States.
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" Director: Martin Scorsese Big Stars: Leonardo Dicaprio, Matt Damon "Because this place, where so many people would die to work you only deign to work.
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While Facebook will reportedly deign to allow MSQRD to continue as its own app, it will also eventually integrate the app's features into its platform.
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Granted, few Hollywood films would deign to tell the story of a protagonist's life through a series of flashbacks brought on by unsuccessful suicide attempts.
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This requires a lot of time and discipline but brings no glory, which is probably why none of the male editors deign to do it.
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And from my standpoint, as a black American, it is a high-tech lynching for uppity blacks who in any way deign to think for themselves.
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When he writes, he reaches for the finest pen that taxpayer dollars can buy, because his noble fingers would apparently never deign to touch a plebian ballpoint.
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Paramount didn't even deign to show the trailer from mid-December: So what did we get to see on the first night of this first-look extravaganza?
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Abortion is one of them, and Katie Watson wants to change how Americans talk about it — when, that is, they deign to truly talk about it at all.
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"What they can get" is whatever Bobby, Sandy and the rest of these sociopaths, with their childlike nicknames and salt-of-the-earth affectations, deign to give them.
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Here, there are confrontations with the dead and the past they represent—Dido's ghost doesn't deign to acknowledge the apologetic Aeneas's protestations—and encounters, too, with the glorious future.
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It told you which boys were "bad" but "sexy"—like Slater on Saved By The Bell—because they'd never deign to voluntarily sit on a chair the correct way.
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And so, I still keep emergency Splenda around in my purse, grandma-style, just in case I encounter a fancy coffee shop that won't deign to carry artificial sweetener.
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" Then, Thomas provoked blacks to circle the wagons when he declared the hearings a "high-tech lynching for uppity blacks who in any way deign to think for themselves.
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It's not an uncommon thing to claim in a rap song, but listening to Kendrick Lamar say it feels like watching Bob Dylan finally deign to collect his Nobel Prize.
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Viral animal videos are the lowest common denominator of internet content, but it has become a mark of sociopathy deign to call them unentertaining, boring, or a waste of time.
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This led me to ask Denis what he thought happened when we died, as if he were a hip young priest who might deign to answer that sort of question.
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Only then did Soviet officials deign to release a terse statement acknowledging "an accident has taken place," while studiously neglecting to mention the specifics of what had happened or when.
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Patriarchal culture might deign to make (some) space for the lives of girls and younger women, but older women are being audacious and seditious when they make space for themselves.
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Their Potstickers Royale are worth the trouble of mastering a few techniques—ones that will amp your cooking skills up to a level sure to impress all you deign to feed.
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It's an industry that has counted on viewers coming out to support titles that Hollywood wouldn't deign to touch, sometimes rallying audiences by capitalizing on a sense of persecution or neglect.
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Channel Zero does both, but only if cable viewers with too many cerebral dramas to choose from deign to wait around for Pirate Percy to edge Laughingstock slowly into the cove.
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Among workers tech companies deign to acknowledge as legitimate employees, there were more reasons to be optimistic—which admittedly is a strange way to feel during the death throes of neoliberal democracy.
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She's still attractive, of course – literally every superhero is a stone-cold hottie, even the ones who would never deign to care about such things – but her prettiness is framed as incidental.
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I could see the unromantic air-conditioning fans whirring on the rooftops of buildings whose marble facades made them look as if they wouldn't deign to even admit the existence of weather.
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I recall my mother and me marching up and down Ashland Avenue, the main shopping street in our South Side Chicago neighborhood, in search of something that I would actually deign to wear.
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Biden can no longer act like he's already the Democratic nominee or refuse to deign to answer opponents' attacks when those attacks are actually working and his path to the nomination is uncertain.
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Gregory will never inspire that kind of loyalty when he can't even remember the name of the woman who supplies the town's famous rhubarb preserve, let alone deign to get his hands dirty.
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That's right, if the stars align just right and the Chrismukkah deities deign us worthy of all things good, the gang could be back together again on the sunny shores of Orange County.
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But even when Democrats deign to declare that they are opposed to Republican rule, it frequently seems forced, as if they're pandering to their supporters while secretly hoping their nonsupporters won't get offended.
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Let me be clear, however: I would never deign to say that I have even a quarter of the talent he has—just that our fan base has the same sense of humor!
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In a rare serious remark, in a speech in which he did not deign to name any of his brother's rivals, George W. declared himself proud to be a member of the reviled establishment.
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And when Dark Fate does deign to explain what's going on, it delivers its exposition in a self-important, hushed, clumsy way, as if audiences should be astonished by the most basic plot revelations.
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It says everything that he apparently feels so strongly about a Sanders candidacy that he would come out of hiding and deign to dirty his hands with the rough and tumble world of politics.
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And from my standpoint as a black American ... it is a high-tech lynching for uppity blacks who in any way deign to think for themselves, to do for themselves, to have different ideas.
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Yes, I would say that people feel that the press is either indifferent or, when it does deign to look at the problems of white America, it does so in a pretty condescending and judgmental way.
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In fact, the assumption that any one of these women is ready and willing at all times, just waiting for these guys to deign to notice them, is perhaps the most grueling aspect of this show.
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And they were able to find an Italian mill that would deign to make Super 225 fibers for shirting, which apparently most Italian mills feel is beneath them, because the real glory is in fabrics for suits.
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"As a black American, as far as I'm concerned it is a high-tech lynching for uppity blacks who in any way deign to think for themselves, to do for themselves, to have different ideas," Thomas said.
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My first "girlfriend" was a total babe; I felt she was much cooler and more worldly than me, and I was proud that she would deign to talk to me, let alone do anything private with me.
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" In deference to the new reformist headmaster at St. Oswald's Grammar School for Boys, Straitley will deign to invite visiting parents into his office, "much as folklore dictates we should invite a vampire before he can feed.
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Ukeles isn't as well known as she deserves to be, but fifty years of her near-devotional efforts to dignify labor that most people see as undignified—if they deign to see it at all—has been influential.
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Senate Republicans snatched it from President Obama when for nine months they didn't even deign to filibuster his distinguished nominee, Chief Judge Merrick B. Garland of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit.
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"Russia is ready to cooperate in accordance with the convention to ban chemical weapons if the United Kingdom will deign to fulfill its obligations according to the same convention," said Sergei Lavrov, Russia's Foreign Minister, at a press conference today.
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If Faust could not deign to admit a highly qualified black woman who already paid her debt to society in 2017, would she have had the moral courage to stand up against slavery in the era she studies as a historian?
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And from my standpoint as a black American, as far as I&aposm concerned, it is a high-tech lynching for uppity black who in any way deign to think for themselves, to do for themselves, to have different ideas.
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And from my standpoint, as a black American, as far as I am concerned, it is a high-tech lynching for uppity blacks who in any way deign to think for themselves or do for themselves, to have different ideas.
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In the senator's ears, this means Mr Obama "has unambiguously informed the American people that his nominee will apply his or her own ethics and perspectives in deciding cases", something a justice in the mould of Mr Scalia would never deign to do.
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But the next time someone argues that police don't need equipment designed for war, recall the event that just transpired at the Route 91 Harvest open-air country music festival, and ask yourself this question:How would you deign to meet that threat?
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"We would not deign to make comments as derogatory as that about any country that has any kind of socio-economic or other difficulties," Duarte said, adding that much like their African counterparts, millions of U.S. citizens were affected by problems such as unemployment.
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Specifically, the Wall Street Journal reports that during the HQ2 spectacle in which Amazon tried to hold a country-wide deathmatch for which city it would deign to build a satellite office in, the company kept a "burn book" of its New York detractors.
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And while Zuckerberg didn't deign to name its values — god help him if he had tried — it's clear that he was referring to censorship of the kind Chinese social media companies have for years imposed on Chinese citizens at the behest of the CCP.
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When we deign to participate in silly competitions with other cities — over the best museums, the best pizza, the best organized crime — we do so with an eye roll so exaggerated that it can unite this divided country in a shared loathing of New York.
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But Infinity War tosses a whole bunch of balls into the air — even if you set aside the cliffhanger ending entirely — and the handful of balls from prior movies that it does deign to catch (like most everything involving Tony's arc), it handles almost perfunctorily.
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Mr. Watson did, however, deign to open an unsolicited email from Mr. O'Brien in 2007, after the poet-playwright heard him tell Terry Gross on NPR's "Fresh Air" about how he came to take that Pulitzer-winning shot and the ways it has stayed with him.
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It's again that season, occurring once every four years, when men and women who imagine themselves as the next president of the United States are obliged to make their case to the public in quiet swaths of America's midsection that they would otherwise never deign to visit.
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Yet Reagan possessed enough discipline to run first for governor of California, where he would learn to work successfully with a Democratic legislature and reforge the Republican Party in his conservative image, an apprenticeship that Mr. Trump did not deign to serve in his new profession.
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His famous denunciation of the Anita Hill hearings as a "high-tech lynching for uppity blacks who in any way deign to think for themselves" marked the beginning of a long and complex debate over Thomas' racial views that has continued in his two decades on the high court.
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This only makes sense if you see the money earned by the Dodgers as the sole property of the team's owners, who then deign to ration it out, rationally, to the players, the front office people, the contractors that hire people at minimum wage to work concessions, and so on.
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Biden's advisers said they're just fine with Warren's MO. Politics abhors a vacuum, they said, and her lack of a response amplifies their criticisms and makes it easier to define the former Harvard professor as an "elitist" who won't deign to debate plans they argue won't work in the real world.
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The Doomsday-Prepper-lite mentality ushered in by this wave of zombie fandom made a convenient framing for life hacks that now claimed a survivalist bent—possibly a reaction to the aforementioned financial crisis, or perhaps as a way into the trend for men who wouldn't deign to browse Pinterest.
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But here is the rest of his argument in a nutshell: This, then, is the state of technology in 2018: the enterprise market is thriving, and the consumer market is stagnant, dominated by the "innovations" that a few large behemoths deign to develop for consumers (and probably by ripping off a smaller company).
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They're only there a short time (Hoffman has to work the next morning), but it's enough time for Moby to hear Humphries juggle two copies of Grey House's "New Beats the House," which makes Moby want to do nothing more than produce a track that Humphries would deign to mix in doubles.
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" She was echoed by many others I polled on Facebook and Twitter, most of whom had the same attitude as writer Gemma de Choisy, who tweeted, "Just as a beach body = whatever body I deign to bestow upon the beach, a beach read = the book I have in my hands when ass meets sand.
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Like the Phantom of the Opera, he seemed destined to lurk in the bowels of the Capitol forever— relishing his roles as Obama's chief obstructionist and gatekeeper (at one point sitting on more than 350 House-passed bills) and willing attack dog against anyone who would deign to challenge him or any other Democrat.
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The so-called husband-and-wife special—formerly the food of rickshaw drivers—is made from "the wasted parts," beef offal that only the poor would deign to eat; seasoned with chili oil, peanuts, and Sichuanese peppercorns, however, tripe has a depth of flavor and a texture that would be impossible to achieve with, say, filet mignon.
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And from my standpoint, as a black American, as far as I'm concerned, it is a high-tech lynching for uppity blacks who in any way deign to think for themselves, to do for themselves, to have different ideas, and it is a message that unless you kowtow to the old order, this is what will happen to you.
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His subsequent mo-cap roles in King Kong and especially the excellent recent Planet of the Apes trilogy have ensured that every year in which there is an Andy Serkis mo-cap performance has been a year in which people wonder whether this is the year the Academy will deign to nominate him in the acting category.
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It appears that Lana has now transcended journalists and will only deign to speak to her musical peers (a few months ago she was interviewed by Courtney Love for Dazed), but as the old and well-known adage goes: if you're Lana Del Rey you can pretty much do whatever the fuck you like, and you probably smell amazing while doing it.
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In much the same way that Melania Trump wearing her coats draped over her shoulders acts as a class-specific signal that she never has to raise her arms to do any labor, long nails indicate that the wearer does not need to wash dishes, take out the trash, or deign to do any work that might require her hands.
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Meanwhile, the rich don't have to actually confront How the Other Half Lives: When they're not vacationing away from the masses in places like Newport, Rhode Island—as the Vanderbilts did—the 22015st century version of robber barons like Elon Musk and Peter Thiel deign to use their deep pockets to plot escapes into space or design floating Libertarian paradises.
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Aware that the payoff may be negligible, many designers are reluctant to part with the thousands, or tens of thousands, of dollars in an effort to ensure the presence of, say, a Jessica Chastain, a Julianne Moore or, for that matter, a Lady Gaga, pop culture luminaries who, once they arrive, may or may not deign to speak to the press.
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But they won&apost acknowledge that there is a systemic problem inside the Democratic Party, and screaming Medicare for all in running a Hillary Clinton clone like Elizabeth Warren is not going to fix the giant gap that they have with the middle of the country whom they still consider a bunch of better clingers working jobs that they would never deign to get their hands dirty doing.
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Instead, go for the parts of beast, fish, and fowl that other kitchens in New York would never deign to countenance: pig intestines and beef aorta, fish maw (bladder) and pork kidney, rabbit loin and braised frog—all of which arrive so richly spiced, and swimming in such gargantuan seas of chili peppers, that it seems like a minor miracle that each manages to preserve its own atomic complexity.
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No horror in my life has been so debilitating," he told senators, adding that "from my standpoint as a black American, as far as I'm concerned, it is a high-tech lynching for uppity blacks who in any way deign to think for themselves, to do for themselves, to have different ideas, and it is a message that unless you kowtow to an old order, this is what will happen to you.
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A woman named Rebecca remembered doing inventory one night in her New Hartford, N.Y., store with a male sales colleague, and as the women in the mall would walk by, he'd rate each one as a "butter" or a "bagger" — a butter is someone who is pleasing to the young gentleman in body but (but 'er) not in face; a bagger is someone he would deign to have sex with only if she put a bag on her head.
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"I'm not shocked that while thousands of volunteers braved the heat and cold to knock on doors until their fingers bled in a desperate effort to stop Donald 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, his Royal Majesty King Bernie Sanders would only deign to leave his plush D.C. office or his brand new second home on the lake if he was flown around on a cushy private jet like a billionaire master of the universe," Zac Petkanas, who was the director of rapid response for the Clinton campaign, told Politico.
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