That may be why he deigns to be so magnanimous.
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But in "The Power Notebooks," she deigns to give them a try.
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China may feel the same about the lenders it deigns to borrow from.■
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If he ever deigns to answer questions, his legacy may depend on his explanations.
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If the Senate deigns to consider and confirm a nominee, do not expect changes overnight.
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Instead, they just see the ones a user deigns to allow on his or her page.
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Adora and the friends she rarely deigns to see constitute an earlier generation of Wind Gap rich girls.
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Her fans get only the access she deigns to grant them, and that's a key part of her allure.
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Sure, he says publicly that he will not cut it — but only when he deigns to talk about it.
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A noticeably annoyed Hannah tells Cam to "calm down," but begrudgingly deigns to listen to what Cam has to say.
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Trump has been and will continue to be terrible at that, when he deigns to take a run at it.
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But Ali is a bad communicator, and one lesson the movie deigns to teach her is to listen more carefully.
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Maybe we're starved for Game of Thrones, frantically grasping for any tiny scrap of footage that HBO deigns to feed us.
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If it holds, we're guaranteed at least a minute of new footage the next time BBC America deigns to release something.
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When Game of Thrones deigns to show consenting people having sex, it's usually more like watching two people scratch an itch.
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One: Wise Frenchwoman, dismayed by American crumminess, deigns to share her wisdom on, say, how she and her countrywomen don't get fat.
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This has been going on for years, and every once in a while, one half of the power couple actually deigns to respond.
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She is the new voice of the MTA and can haunt every single tourist and yuppies who deigns to use her subway system.
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In the future, Yahoo said, its Transparency Reports will include the number of NSLs it receives if the FBI deigns their nondisclosure clauses unnecessary.
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Mr. de Blasio deigns to answer reporters' "off topic" questions — those not related to his chosen issue of the day — generally once a week.
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To be a Jewish dyke, let alone one who deigns to support Israel, is a categorical impossibility, oppressor and oppressed in the same person.
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Somoza's praise for Clinton isn't that Clinton feels bad for the plight of the disabled and deigns to throw them help out of patronizing concern.
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Not content with Cheerios — perhaps they're not out yet wherever he is — he's hoping that next year, Kellogg's deigns to offer up pumpkin-flavored Rice Krispies.
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There's no doubt that Kalanick owes the public an explanation in his own words and we're eager to hear it when he deigns to give it.
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She beat Trump soundly in the first debate, and if he deigns to show up to the next two, she'll probably beat him there as well.
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Of the ten hours a day that a domestic cat deigns to remain awake, it spends a quarter licking dirt, fleas, blood and loose hairs from its fur.
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Pollock finally deigns to comment on Krasner's work in the seventh scene, whereas he is certified as "the greatest painter of the 20th century" in the opening monologue.
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There is an equalizing force in this virtual realm, one that deigns citizenship and nationality and its arbitrary awards of rights and privileges less important than in real life.
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Whether or not Ocean deigns to grace us with an album this week, this month, or even this year, he's got a tenuous grip on the R&B crown.
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The Drunk History segment: Once again, Drunk History deigns to give proper credit for historical actions to the people who carried them out, rather than bland fictional stand-ins.
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I remember how I used to half-hug her with one arm, keeping my body stiff and apart, just the way my preteen daughter now deigns to hug me.
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If Netflix deigns to give us a sequel — which, please, oh please, Netflix gods of programming — hopefully we'll see the struggles involved in trying to make this type of relationship work.
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Here is our definitive guide to controlling the office stereo without being a Carl… This is probably the most important piece of advice, so while it sounds obvious it deigns repeating.
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They revel in the deflected glory of a billionaire who deigns to give them the time of day—more than they get from most, but a far cry from what they need.
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Any time Jay-Z deigns to appear on someone else's song now, there's a palpable excitement gap between him and the people who are pumped to be on a track with Jay.
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More specifically, we're talking about the appropriate times to drink beer, and the exceedingly possible backlash for the enlightened soul who deigns to push back against the conventional wisdom on the matter.
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In the end, I suppose, it will come down to how much Mr. Trump invests in Kelly ... in how central to the effort he deigns to make the White House chief of staff.
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Battaglia goes to work for the leftist Palermo newspaper L'Ora, but Longinotto deigns not to present a single page from that publication, or to bring up any specific reports that feature Battaglia's work.
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We may not know much about the upcoming season of Game of Thrones aside from what little we can glean from the slivers of footage that HBO deigns to throw to us peasants.
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Michael Emerson, a former Eurocrat now at the Centre for European Policy Studies, another Brussels think-tank, also stresses Europeans' aversion to Britain's cherry-picking the bits of the EU to which it deigns to belong.
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By enveloping myself within HELL's radium-bright notes, agonized howls, and ominous dirges, it's almost like I'm inviting the unthinkable… or the inevitable, depending on which side of the nuclear divide our current administration deigns to drop us.
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Or is it just there on my PC, infuriating in its inscrutable fussiness, and teasing in its occasional concessions to persistence where it finally deigns to make something new happen...something that ultimately turns out to be the same as before?
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And although figuring things out for yourself is to some extent part of the series' appeal, Monster Hunter World is a little more generous in what it deigns to explain to you, even if a degree of occasional clunkiness remains.
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How about more than a decade and a half with an owner, James L. Dolan, who charges people a fortune to get into his building and deigns to address them only through the tortured verse of his rich guy's blues band?
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But the celebrities are so charmingly goofy, so confident in their stupid costumes, that it just serves to burnish their Hollywood sheen while paradoxically making them seem more genuine and likable (hence why even the famously selective Beyoncé deigns to make an appearance).
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For the time being the messaging coming out from both companies is pretty contradictory, but Google's statement inspires some hope that YouTube will be returning to the Echo Show if Amazon deigns to make the changes that Google allegedly wants them to.
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When she deigns to leave her protected bubble to speak to carefully screened liberal masses, she promises everything, as if throwing government largess will negate her stiff personality and enlarge the charisma that radiates an entire three-fourths of an inch around her.
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" (If I wanted to watch TV for people I would meet in real life, I have Jeremy Kyle and the nervous giggling of Come Dine with Me shitshows—I don't need an iconically boring freckle nerd.) Vulture deigns her a "fashion icon" ("Yo, mom!
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Perhaps, like good little children at the holidays, we should just learn to be content with what gifts Apple deigns to give us; perhaps, like spoilerphobes, we should avoid disappointment by ignoring even the best-sourced rumors from analysts with the greatest track records.
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For over a decade, VB's celebrity image has been based on the fact that she's so committed to pulling an expression like your mom meeting your dad's new girlfriend in every single situation that she's actually the funniest person in any room she deigns to enter.
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By writing such flat characters, when he deigns to write them at all, Platzer turns them into the very thing that Aaron — in a heroic speech befitting a white savior, delivered on the front steps of his million-dollar brownstone — urges them not to become: a mob with no sense of individuality.
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When she deigns to smile, it's tight and lasts only a second; she has no time to spare, and is anxious to seal the deal with Chris so that she can move forward with the life she has planned—with a little help or insistent "inspiration" from her mother, Marvelous (Tamara Tunie).
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The latter might argue he's a different breed of rich guy: The kind who accrued his massive wealth by way of monopoly but whose old company also deigns to make large, splashy donations to good causes and who has earned plaudits by encouraging fellow SuperRichFolk to pledge to give away most of their wealth before death.
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He is so determined to keep the Enlightenment unsullied and pristine that he seethes at anyone who deigns to point out that it wasn't all it was cracked up to be, scolding "prophets of doom" like the philosophers Theodor Adorno and Max Horkheimer for perpetrating "a demonization campaign" that drew a link between the Enlightenment project and fascism.
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Our girl shows up before the khals, laughs in the face of their rape jokes, calls them "small men" (it sounds brutal in Dothraki, +10) and then burns down the temple of the Dosh Khaleen (five redshirt kills + Khal Moro = +70), and then deigns to run through the whole "whoops my clothes burned off, bow before me, brown people" routine again (+15).
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That Amazon itself apparently assumes it will automate as many of these jobs as possible will dictate to a large degree how it deigns to treat them (which is partly why, perhaps, it saw fit to overwork many to the point of exhaustion, some to death, and perhaps why it had to be badgered by a U.S. senator to pay them a living wage).
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And so in light of things like Amazon going to Long Island city and Sidewalk Labs, the Google experiment that deigns to create a whole city, spoiler alert, I'm an urban planner so I'm really curious about this and your take on how these platforms and companies wielding their employment power and their economic power effects cities and how things can be a little bit different.
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And if being dragged along Britney Spears' stage in the year 2017 was not enough to put Howie's life up until that point in perspective, there's always the part where he gamely but weakly booty-dances, and also the end, when Britney deigns to gift him an Official Britney Merchandise™ t-shirt, and then precedes to sign it in front of the entire audience, as if he were a fan and not someone who was once her literal peer, to give him pause for thought.
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I don't know how many daughters he has, because they are all identical, but I think it's somewhere between three and 40, and they all get a sort of fleeting look of panic in their eyes when he turns the front-facing camera around on them—the subtext, I think, of Sylvester Stallone's Instagram, is that he videos a good eight, ten hours of his day, but the ones we see are just the ones he deigns to put online—an "ah, no, not this shit again" eye-roll.
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Coming to his senses, Ralph sends Smith after the litter; when the real Catherine deigns to reply to her lover's serenade he is gone.
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As the event gets underway on Thursday, everyone has a blast and even party-pooper Shabnam deigns to turn up and crack a smile.
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When the Uparat died before the king, the title often remained vacant for several years, until the King deigns to appoint a new vice-king.
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Midsummer night, 1894, in northern Sweden. The complex structures of class bind a man and a woman. Miss Julie, the inexperienced but imperious daughter of the manor, deigns to dance at the servants' party. She's also drawn to Jean, a footman who has traveled, speaks well, and doesn't kowtow.
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Quixote decides that he lost the battle because he was never properly knighted. He then mistakes a rundown inn for a castle and orders Sancho to announce their arrival by blowing his bugle. Cervantes talks some prisoners into assuming the roles of the inn's serving wench and part- time prostitute Aldonza, and a group of muleteers who are propositioning her. Aldonza fends them off sarcastically ("It's All The Same"), but eventually deigns to accept their leader, Pedro, who pays in advance.
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314-315 Hong translation and knew that he would just be wasting time if he tried to explain himself. > I think that, just as a Christian always ought to be able to explain his > faith, so also a married man ought to be able to explain his marriage, not > simply to anyone who deigns to ask, but to anyone he thinks worthy of it, or > even if, as in this case, unworthy, he finds it propitious to do so. > Either/Or Part II, p.
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She appears in the sequel Disgaea 2: Cursed Memories, where she quits her position as Laharl's vassal after a fight with him and becomes a Demon Lord with her Prinny Squad. She travels to Veldime, hoping to eliminate Overlord Zenon and runs into Adell and his party in the process. She later gives Adell a fake "Demon Lord's Nail" and is accidentally summoned by his mother. The failed summon greatly weakens her, and in order to regain her former power she deigns to join up with the player's party.
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The kobold appears in the Monster Manual for this edition (2008), including the kobold minion, the kobold skirmisher, the kobold slinger armed with a variety deadly thrown pots, the armored kobold dragonshield, and the roguish kobold slyblade. The rules for this edition allow kobolds to shift easily around enemies and grant them bonuses when they mob together against a single target. The backgrounds states they tend to form cults that worship local dragons, and sometimes serve them if the dragon deigns to take notice.Mearls, Mike, Stephen Schubert, and James Wyatt.
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This successful negotiation may also have reflected the prestige of the Botaniates family, as Michael Doukas had failed to negotiate a similar agreement with Philaretos because of Philaretos's dislike of the corrupt Nikephoritzes the Logothete. While a diplomatic victory, it did not effectively change the situation of either party, as Philaretos remained effectively independent, and Nikephoros had little to gain from reasserting control over the land. The only real success to come from it is that he may have gained legitimacy due to achieving something which his predecessor was never able to; that Attaleiates deigns to mention it as one of Nikephoros's successes lends credence to it largely benefiting only Nikephoros's legitimacy.
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" XXL critic Chris Gibbons said, "Some Rap Songs packs a lot in 25 minutes, making for an unsettling listen that is also one of the most personal, gripping rap records of the year." Charles Holmes from Rolling Stone stated, "Some Rap Songs is the rare album by an immensely talented lyricist who deigns not to pull out any fireworks, opting to sink into the cushion's of a therapist's couch in the search for an honest work of art. It's a delicate statement of restraint, and in this case the process shows more of the artist than ever before." Sam Moore from NME enjoyed the album, saying, "Some Rap Songs may be a brief exercise, but its ambition and the—largely successful—execution of its ideas demonstrate that the enigmatic Earl is as fascinating as ever.
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Pale Roses begins with the destruction of the rainbow part of Werther de Goethe's creation Rain by the Everlasting Concubine, Mistress Christia, and Werther's despair. After a short interlude, Werther discovers, by the use of a parachute that closely resembles a Hot air balloon, a child (Catherine Lily Marguerite Natasha Dolores Beatrice Machineshop-Seven Flambeau Gratitude) who is the fourteen-year-old daughter of two time travellers, and deigns to take on the role of her now deceased parents. Following a masquerade with the theme of Childhood, Werther is passionately overcome and engages in sexual intercourse with Catherine. After the event, disgusted by what he perceives to be the enormity of his acts, he is even more disgusted in Catherine for having enjoyed what she describes as le petit mal.
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John M. Neale 1851): > O wondrous type, O vision fair / of glory that the Church shall share / > Which Christ upon the mountain shows / where brighter than the sun He glows > / With shining face and bright array / Christ deigns to manifest today / > What glory shall be theirs above / who joy in God with perfect love. Pope Saint Gregory the Great wrote of people by whom, "while still living in this corruptible flesh, yet growing in incalculable power by a certain piercingness of contemplation, the Eternal Brightness is able to be seen."Gregory the Great, Moralia, book 18, 89 In his poem The Book of the Twelve Béguines, John of Ruysbroeck, a 14th-century Flemish mystic beatified by Pope Pius X in 1908, wrote of "the uncreated Light, which is not God, but is the intermediary between Him and the 'seeing thought'" as illuminating the contemplative not in the highest mode of contemplation, but in the second of the four ascending modes.John Francis's translation of Jan van Ruysbroeck, The Book of the Twelve Béguines (John M. Watkins 1913), p.
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Touched by your misfortunes, we could not indifferently watch the afflictions inflicted to you by the barbaric Spaniards, who have annihilated you with robbery and destroyed you with death, infringed the most solemn treaties and capitulations; in one word, committed every crime, reducing the Republic of Venezuela to the most horrific desolation. It is so that justice demands vindication, and necessity forces us to take it. May the monsters that infest Colombian soil, and have covered it with blood disappear for good; may their punishment be equal to the magnitude of their treason, so that the stain of our ignominy is washed off, and to show the nations of the universe that the sons of America cannot be offended without punishment. In spite of our just resentments against the iniquitous Spaniards, our magnanimity still deigns itself to open, for the last time, a route to conciliation and friendship; we still invite them to live peacefully among us, if, hating their crimes and turning to good faith, they cooperate with us in the destruction of the intruding government of Spain, and the reestablishment of the Republic of Venezuela.
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