How do you see this fitting into that bigger scope?
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Where do they see themselves fitting into the international order?
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But that's also hard to imagine fitting into the show.
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Where do you see yourself fitting into those YouTube categories?
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The pain of not fitting into even your maternity jeans.
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How do you see Uncanny Valley fitting into that conversation?
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Life's too short to focus on fitting into one narrow size.
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Besides fitting into both of those categories, vampires were ever present.
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Or you're just tired of not fitting into your old jeans.
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The pain of not fitting into any of your old clothes.
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Where do you see affordable education fitting into all of that?
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My work has a difficult time fitting into any pre-existing label.
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Trump is not fitting into this conventional mold and doing extraordinarily well.
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Where do you see yourselves fitting into the conversation on transgender issues?
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The comic resists fitting into tidy political boxes, even 10 years later.
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And I'd like to think that we are fitting into that category.
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But despite its intended audience fitting into that category, Family Circle is closing.
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"We're not talking about losing weight or fitting into a dress," says Lewis.
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Disguised as marginalia, these stories are hard to imagine fitting into any novel.
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Where do you see yourself fitting into this long history of crypto anarchist capitalists?
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You can't worry about fitting into whatever boxes people want to put you in.
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How are e-bikes and electric scooters and electric mopeds fitting into Dutch bike culture?
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Instead, why not change what's not fitting as opposed to what's not fitting into it?
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He said the starlet is fitting into her role as a full-time royal already.
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I found myself imagining the Fold fitting into my life seamlessly with almost zero adjustment.
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How do you see this project fitting into that lineage of queer photography and portraiture?
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We got lucky with parking, fitting into a spot right in front of the bodega.
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Kindles are also lightweight, durable, and seriously sleek, fitting into even the busiest of bags.
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How do you see the deal fitting into what you've done since joining in November?
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The authors of Common Core math and NGSS don't see their disciplines fitting into that structure.
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White supremacists today have largely adopted a policy of fitting into society rather than standing out.
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We need to start thinking about how clothes should fit people, not people fitting into clothes.
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But that's a necessarily secret campaign, and it's hard to imagine warrants ever fitting into it.
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But getting your finances in shape can reap far more rewards than fitting into a swimsuit.
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Like her protagonist, Ms. Okorafor, 43, grew up straddling two worlds, never really fitting into either.
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So I asked Mr. Garcetti how he saw residential solar power fitting into his New Deal.
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This fascination is shameless and enduring, fitting into themes of aging that build throughout the book.
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However, in recent years, there have been severe lows and highs, not fitting into a seasonal pattern.
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The dog tried fitting into a small bed, but just couldn't get his whole body to corporate.
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Kind of like fitting into someone else's definition of "a woman" shouldn't determine which bathroom you use.
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The unfortunate truth is that fitting into heteronormative beauty standards is a very real commodity for women.
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She likes being a little different by not fitting into the classic mold of a drag queen.
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She's this person that is fitting into the mold of a typical white woman in the suburbs.
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It's an early suggestion that Rory isn't fitting into Logan's world as well as she'd hoped. 99.
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How do you see this current moment fitting into the history of rent strikes in the state?
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Fitting into a new society can be painful; distrust and indifference make it difficult to find work.
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The attachment slides onto the bottom of the controller, fitting into the place reserved for the microphone.
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The mother of two daughters herself, she recalled hearing them complain about not fitting into old clothes.
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Where do you see your series fitting into this category of black entertainment created by black entertainers?
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I could see it fitting into people's bags as a portable projector that ticks a lot of boxes.
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Just seeing somebody that's not just blonde with blue eyes, not fitting into a perfect ideal of beauty.
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You'll have no trouble fitting into a crowded train or elevator with the Isabella strapped to your back.
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There is something truly beautiful — poetic, even — about such a large truck fitting into such a tiny garage.
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For my long weekend, I wanted to keep my packing concise, with everything fitting into a carry-on.
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"We're not fitting into what their campaign is supposed to be but they're fitting a platform to us."
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Kubota started making the shirts because her son was slim and had trouble fitting into store-bought clothes.
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And some of the British cast members were having trouble fitting into the American skins of their characters.
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"It wasn't about looking good or weight loss or fitting into a certain type of clothing," she recalled.
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What we're most excited for: How what Rowling's written here will wind up fitting into the larger HP universe.
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CCOE will roll out gradually, says Dr Fresconi, with successive generations getting smarter and fitting into ever-smaller weapons.
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Overall, you could tell both of Nick's parents were fans and could definitely see her fitting into the family.
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According to Faraday&aposs announcement of the investment, Neumann saw it as fitting into his vision for reinventing cities.
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Fitting into someone else's ideas about how you should behave will never work for you, Sag—especially not today.
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Nothing better illustrates this point than the image on the Kickstarter page showing the case almost fitting into a pocket.
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We see teen Kate back in that dressing room, fitting into the same dresses she told her mom didn't fit.
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It involves elements of the stories of immigrants, refugees and patriotism while not neatly fitting into any of those categories.
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Rather than fitting into one specific idea of gender, the Netflix star is challenging social norms by being openly nonbinary.
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And if that comes at the expense of fitting into someone else's idea of picture-perfect romance, so be it.
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An L.L. Bean-style tote is a container...and even a Husky does a great job of fitting into one.
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It can be tempting, when an actor dies, to reframe her most famous roles as fitting into some modern ideal.
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The 4 and S both fitting into the xxACROSS answers was a nice bonus, and really tied the theme together.
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Mr Darwin points to the struggles that many transferred players have in fitting into new teams as evidence that familiarity matters.
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"I am trying to imagine Mark Gordon for example, fitting into a large portion of Hasbro and I'm struggling," she said.
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"It used to be about fitting into my jeans, and I'm so sick of that," she said of her eating habits.
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The crime resonated in pop culture, fitting into a narrative about an era popularly defined by excess and entitlement run amok.
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There's "Deja Vu," a kinetic force with non-stop flitting wordplay and geometric synth lines, each chord fitting into one another.
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Which brings me to my next question: Where do you see Stan fitting into this increasingly complicated puzzle, beyond the obvious?
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Even then, he still had trouble fitting into the first of two helicopters that came to airlift him to the hospital.
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This trend points to focusing on serenity, focus and whole-body wellness instead of just fitting into a smaller pair of pants.
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Then the secondary defeat of not being able to let it go and just live with fitting into a bigger fucking size.
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Then they deploy the "dog bones," the spring-loaded, dumbbell-shaped locks that span the two bays, fitting into a special groove.
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But they argued the company was fitting into a larger travel ecosystem, as it did over the last decade on the street.
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I don't know if I'll be fitting into my pre-pregnancy ones right away, but I'll be wearing some form of them.
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This election cycle has been particularly fierce, but how are the issues of technology, innovation and gender parity fitting into the conversation?
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Her boyfriend is bigger than her and older than her, and she's fitting into this corner that our culture hands to women.
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But "The Romanoffs" does not introduce itself as a Russian nesting doll, one unit fitting into another to form one ingenious artifact.
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Years later, after moving to Tokyo to study music, he began having a hard time fitting into society and started to withdraw.
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Eventually, she made the decision to not punish herself and her body for not fitting "into this narrow ideal of sexy," she admitted.
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"I enjoy the challenge of making the route work with keeping it one continuous line and also fitting into the streets," Maughan said.
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How do you see this film fitting into this new canon, as well as the older ballet films like White Nights, Center Stage?
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Yes, fitting into a smaller size actually raises your self-esteem so much so that you are more likely to purchase an item.
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Teenage boys are under tremendous pressure to "act like a guy," which often means fitting into narrow (and often toxic) conventions of manhood.
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Still, at under three pounds, the Blade Stealth is great for commuting, and I had no issues fitting into a backpack or laptop sleeve.
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I originally thought this was going to be a rebus puzzle, what with the OREO not fitting into its slot properly at 9 Down.
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It's funny because I feel like that cheese plate can be a chameleon in the sense of fitting into a lot of different worlds.
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" Rather than fitting into a city as one of its organic parts, the building wished to be "rather its equivalent and replacement or substitute.
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I've spent a long time being mad at my body for not fitting into the clothes I want it to be able to wear.
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There's almost no financial risk, but what do you think of his playing style fitting into what Harden and Chris Paul already have going?
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They settled in Connecticut and had five children, but Ms. Hubbard was not content with fitting into the suburban-housewife mold of the day.
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Enterprise software startups, a cohort fitting into Shasta's decision to "focus [itself] about a year ago entirely on enterprise," according to the managing director.
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My roommate and I decided to do a detox because she was having digestive issues and I was having fitting-into-my-jeans issues.
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LG: Taylor, I'm curious where you see YouTube fitting into society at large in terms of just the way people consume content right now.
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The trailer for the new season of Teen Mom OG dropped on Monday and shows how Floyd, 25, and Palin are fitting into the series.
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Instead of waiting until June to think about fitting into those short shorts and swimsuits, make a few healthy tweaks to your eating habits now.
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Still, I can see this fitting into people's lives if they especially value fitness and are already used to paying top dollar for boutique classes.
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Fitting into the community is not always easyRusty, 54, has lived with her husband and two dogs for five years in the Las Vegas tunnels.
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I had such a hard time even fitting into these loafers that I almost gave up on them within five minutes of opening the box.
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Pixar's new animation program SparkShorts has released its first short film, a powerful story about the difficulty of fitting into a workplace of human males.
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A productive career could be in his future, but first he'll have to use his experience fitting into a new team as its youngest member.
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The Afro-Latinx community has been speaking out on their experiences of not fitting into beauty norms within their cultures, including ones pertaining to hair.
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We all code-switch in different situations, but within black culture, code switching is often crucial to fitting into white-dominated professional and social environments.
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And in the LHH world, fitting into a rigid standard of attractiveness is seen as an important tool in building a career in the music industry.
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I think what Emily suffers from is trying to be accepted into these already established worlds, and fitting into what that world would expect of her.
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They're the Rottweilers of computers: Since their shtick isn't fitting into designer purses, they can be as big and brawny as you need them to be.
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And while we all appreciate it when our neighbors bring over homemade cookies, we'd also like to get through December still fitting into our cute jeans.
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Despite not fitting into the classical paradigm, they gradually felt the desire to tap back into the physical challenges and strength that comes from ballet training.
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From second grade to junior high school and until very recently, she's dealt with the pressures of fitting into a mold that made her constantly uncomfortable.
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Yes, we get it, he's a trained chameleon, and how do we — or he — distinguish between his fitting into America and pretending to fit into America.
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For young men struggling with prep-school expectations, a social hierarchy built on privilege and the explosion of teenage hormones, fitting into a tribe was essential.
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Not always the first name on the team sheet, Brozovic keeps Real Madrid midfielder Mateo Kovacic out of the team, fitting into Zlatko Dalic's system perfectly.
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The device doesn't get any larger than today's tablets, but we'll say it satisfies tenet #2 because we do see it fitting into pockets in several scenes.
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Ahead are 20+ gift ideas that count just as much as the thought of giving itself, all while fitting into the tiniest gift bag you can find.
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The Tomahawk "was engineered to also address a problem automakers keep ignoring," namely big and tall consumers who have trouble fitting into compact sports cars, he said.
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We see our work on the Crochet Coral Reef [TOXIC SEAS] as fitting into this history—it's about feminine handicraft and equally about the power of algorithms.
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With waterproof suede and a handful of other features, the SeaVees Mariners Boot will keep your feet dry while still fitting into your day-to-day wardrobe.
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The 119 Twitter accounts he follows tell a story by, for the most part, fitting into four tidy categories: political accounts, celebrities, athletes and his family members.
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In 2018, it feels as if community is about being recognized as a certain kind of person — when it's not merely about fitting into a broad category.
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Learn what Djalia's like when T'Challa is away, and get some insight into the struggles of fitting into a family of panthers when you're more of a warthog.
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What's it like bringing a show like this, an iconic 90s show, to where we are now with television and pop culture — fitting into this very different landscape?
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And when she tries to squeeze into her once-favorite jeans that are now too small, she's going to think of you not fitting into that evening gown.
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Far from fitting into this narrative, she wrote, her participation in the Dove advert was a chance to "represent my dark-skinned sisters in a global beauty brand".
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As my colleague, Richard Stiennon, pointed out earlier this year at the RSA Security Conference, there are more than 1,440 cybersecurity companies globally fitting into over 80 classifications.
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And at the first mile marker of his presidency, he has shown no signs of fitting into an ideological box or reconciling the political inconsistencies of his administration.
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BlueTalon has historically built technology for private data centers, and under Microsoft it will now also build technology for the cloud — fitting into one of Microsoft's core strategies.
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He had big plans for the work, which is why he placed it in the Impressionist and Modern sale, despite it technically fitting into neither of those categories.
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None of the Kims, who never let on that they're related, have a problem fitting into their new milieu or doing the jobs they've conned their way into.
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With its extensive Andalusian tapas menu, excellent happy hour, and build-your-own-gin-and-tonic program, it's unsurprising that Amada is fitting into the Big Apple seamlessly.
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Fitting into the wider theme of legal procedure in "The Barragán Archives," she pays special attention to processes — how workers break into and then reseal the vault, for example.
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CGI offers a lot of advantages and flexibility, and it's an obvious go-to in creating characters like Thanos, who's never really drawn as fitting into normal human dimensions.
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Clinton came under intense criticism after she described half of Mr. Trump's supporters as fitting into "the basket of deplorables" to a laughing crowd at a Manhattan fund-raiser.
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You've probably also at some point felt like the odd person out, prevented by circumstances beyond your control from truly fitting into the life of a person you love.
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"The fact is it is attractive to certain segments of the population to look at unforeseen apocalyptic-style events as fitting into a particular kind of narrative," she added.
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But the movie sustains a kind of grace and faith, with the school year's rhythms fitting into the religious holidays that can't help but seep into Lady Bird's bones.
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With the rise of vintage costume jewelry and kitschy brands like Roxanne Assoulin and Susan Alexandra, we could totally see a few Claire's pieces fitting into your current jewelry box.
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I don't want to see young women fretting about fitting into a bikini or enduring comments from people about how they're 10 pounds too heavy to do vital charitable work.
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Part of it is about fitting into the decor so that these smart speakers can stand free and clear and unhidden on shelves, tables and surfaces without offending any sensibilities.
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"LGBT+ people often put huge amounts of time and energy into fitting into their workplaces," said Jon Miller, founder of Open For Business, a group of companies promoting LGBT+ inclusion.
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All of these novels are ultimately different takes on who Han Solo and his associates are: they're confident, generally decent characters who have trouble fitting into the larger galactic civilization.
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"When you're looking at things from that prism and you're not maniacally obsessed with monetizing every single pixel, Outbrain is very obviously not fitting into your equation anymore," he said.
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" Instead, the Trump campaign focused on remarks Clinton made at a fundraiser Friday evening, when she categorized half of the Republican nominee's supporters as fitting into "the basket of deplorables.
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Instructing Mia not to care what people think of her, Sebastian reminds her of all the jazz giants who made their names by defying traditions rather than fitting into them.
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The very straightforward nature of Catherine's story is what resulted in my Vincent not fitting into its basic duality; it determined that he just didn't want any kind of relationship.
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If you thought superhero movie titles were getting too long, try fitting Into the Contract-Verse: The Curious Case of Spider-Man and the Film Rights Impasse on a theater marquee.
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But it's yet another example of how for all their intelligence, smart assistants still can often fall short in the small ways when it comes to actually fitting into our lives.
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Because it's more real, more raw, and caters to a lot of types of more raw women who are a little less cute, a little less fitting into those girly boxes.
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For the millions of young Americans who are less educated, the cost of not fitting into the traditional college mold is high, and the threat of being left behind is real.
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Chaim Gartenberg: Where in this data-centric approach does Intel kind of see itself fitting into this mobile space, especially as that's becoming an increasingly central part of the computing life?
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"Because of the difficulty of fitting into a hostile society, they look for alternative networks where they can blend in," said counter-terrorism expert Rik Coolsaet at the Brussels think-tank Egmont.
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It's important for candidates to know what's going on with us and our industry, and how that impacts their opportunities here and where they could see themselves fitting into that bigger picture.
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Ann, the Haunted Doll It's not really a series, and it may not strike you as fitting into our "pairs" theme either, but this live webcast is a stroke of marketing genius.
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But he atrophied at Bayern, never quite fitting into the false 183 role under Pep Guardiola and losing out to regular 9 Robert Lewandowski, playing a mere 14 league games last seasons.
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In the girls' own words, we hear about escape, resettlement and the conflicting emotions that come with fitting into a new place when so much is defined by where they came from.
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Native film and television actors often lose acting roles for not fitting into this stereotype, and many are literally painted on set to make their skin appear more "red" for the camera.
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" Furthermore, he offered, "I see it fitting into the NO ZU pantheon as the nocturnal sex dream, sordid version of our first record Life, which was all day-glo idiosyncrasies and spontaneous energy.
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Connor McDavid, captain of the Edmonton Oilers, is proud of the athletic prowess his intense training has lead to — but lamented that it came at the price of not fitting into most pants.
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From practical gifts to unique finds, the 27 picks ahead will let your giftee know you how much you genuinely appreciate them, all while fitting into the smallest bag you have on hand.
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While 21 billion people were obese or overweight in 220, more than 230 million of them were classed as obese, with 240% of all children and 2.73% of adults fitting into this category.
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But once I got that body, it felt foreign to me — like I wasn't quite fitting into my skin the way you're not sure a pair of jeans fits well enough to buy.
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Another reason this year's fires raged so wildly across social media might be that people are coming to see them as fitting into a much larger and scarier pattern that demands their attention.
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Kim Kardashian West may have launched her own shapewear brand this year and have one of the most famous bodies in the world, but even she still has trouble fitting into designer dresses.
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While he admits the engines on newer models are much better, he said his can go 120 miles before needing to charge, fitting into his daily commute of roughly 40 to 27 miles.
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Bias tells Mashable she created the animated short to amplify the often silenced voices of fat airline passengers, giving them the chance to unpack the challenges of fitting into spaces that physically exclude them.
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My height no longer set me apart, as 5-foot-11 models stood eye level with me — and suddenly it was also no excuse for not fitting into the tiny clothing that surrounded me.
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Riffing off Apple's ad that showed the MacBook Air fitting into an envelope, Lenovo takes the laptop and shows how much trouble you have to go through to connect various devices to the laptop.
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Despite not directly fitting into the concept of eating what livestock eat, the dessert kept up the seasonal narrative and was a welcome moment of respite in what had otherwise been a difficult meal.
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But along with those sacrifices comes a device that's capable of fitting into far more spots in the home (pun possibly intended, I'm not really sure anymore) and serving a number of interesting new purposes.
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And then you've got to pick again, because you're already stressed out about fitting into that magenta strapless bridesmaids' dress and getting seated at the weirdo table with irrationally angry Aunt Debbie at the reception.
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"If somebody's aware you're looking for Japanese actors that could play a period piece, you don't [want fans to] figure out or discuss how that world is now fitting into Westworld," Papsidera told the Huffington Post.
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That process, he says, led to the triumph of an "assimilationist" model, in which gay people are accepted by others as fitting into an existing social order, rather than seen as trying to up-end it.
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But Apple, a Voorhees, N.J., native, will have the benefit of fitting into a secondary that could ask him to play in the slot initially and not carry the burden of being the primary cover man.
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Those spikes recognize and latch onto a protein called ACE2, which is found on the surface of our cells, and like a key fitting into a lock that is the first step to launching an infection.
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And that time in the exam room has to include talking about nutrition and exercise, but "the focus should be on health or health behavior rather than looking thin, fitting into certain pants," Dr. Puhl said.
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It was released in March 1997, but despite not fitting into any Apple product line, it was the prehistoric ancestor of the modern-day iMac, with all the components held in a slim body behind the screen.
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Cult Leader seems to reject the idea of fitting into a snug little box with its eclectic shifts, yet retains a consistent, deeply pained tone that drives a stake through every single second of every single song.
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Two key questions, especially for voters in battleground states like Colorado and Pennsylvania, will be the speed of the transition candidates envision and how they see U.S. oil and gas exports fitting into it, if at all.
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Obviously, more often than not, thin and toned bodies are held up as the ideal, and Wilde is speaking up for the majority of women who may be shamed for not fitting into those (often) unrealistic beauty standards.
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Zotac's GTX 1080 Ti Mini is for PC builders who aren't willing to compromise on power but still want a reasonably small system — at 8.3 inches long, it shouldn't have any problem fitting into a mini ATX tower.
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The vehicle boasts fully autonomous or assisted manual driving options, a narrow body design aimed at fitting into tight quarters in dense cities – and a removable steering wheel named 'Sayer' that's sort of like an automotive Pokémon pal.
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The riffing, the stammering; the awkward, I'd-rather-not-be-here energy… for me, he was the highlight of the film, and the best example of Whedon's sensibilities fitting into the larger film, rather than clashing with it.
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"We just want to create a community where people feel at ease, where they do not feel threatened, and we just don't see guns fitting into that equation," Wolfe Herd told The New York Times after the ban.
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The maji mythology is a flexible metaphor that gives Adeyemi room to explore the brutality of a racist system — she doesn't shy away from the violence here — while still fitting into the framework of a YA quest narrative.
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Meanwhile, higher-ups in the Big Money Bosses—a faction of the Young Bosses gang—are described by the feds as fitting into a hierarchy of Big Suits, Burberry Suits, Gucci Suits, Ferragamo Suits, or Sean John Suits.
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As Hochschild tells it, there's a gap between the measurable, objective reality of social status — like how well someone is doing economically — and the subjective reality of it: how people see themselves as fitting into the social world.
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The Playboy Clubs started in the 1960s, fitting into a moment in American culture, as captured on television shows like "Mad Men," that was seemingly defined by a kind of boozy sophistication, mixing sleekly tailored suits with stiff martinis.
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"There's a series of bumps to this specimen that are quite characteristic of it fitting into the brain case of a dinosaur," Alex Liu, a paleobiologist at the University of Cambridge who was involved with the research, told NPR.
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Instead of fitting into what the San Antonio Spurs, Houston Rockets, or Celtics already are, on the Los Angeles Lakers he can wed supreme off-court benefits with an on-court product that's respectable enough to win it all.
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At this point in Ghostlimb's time putting out records, and your catalog getting as deep as it is now, where do you see Difficult Loves fitting into the evolution of the band from a creative and a conceptual standpoint?
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Jack Lechner, who worked as Miramax's head of development, says he thought of his boss as fitting into the mold of Hollywood studio heads of yore — undoubtedly bullies, but whose legendary vision and skill made it all worth it.
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Federal employers should take into consideration an applicant's education, experiences, and self-proclaimed skill set as a whole, and determine whether he or she can adapt, learn, and grow in a job rather than fitting into a predefined mold.
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How do you see that character fitting into the story of both this season and — I know you've not going to tell me if she's in season six, but do you feel as if you'd like to see more of her?
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Yang was also recently seen at a Turning Point conference, seemingly fitting into the same pattern — although the campaign says he was in DC for a separate event and only stopped for a picture, not appearing at the conference itself.
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Sources say the 46-year-old Leftovers star had a hard time fitting into Aniston's luxurious but insulated L.A. world, while Aniston, 49, tried spending more time in New York City with him but found it miserable dealing with constant paparazzi.
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It's best described as fitting into the mould of (non-computer) language learning apps — of which there's also a rich variety these days (Duolingo, Babbel, Verbling etc) — offering budding developers similarly engaging touchscreen-based interactions as a route for learning.
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I'm from a Chinese-English background and I think I've grown up in this sense of not quite fitting into one world or another and I think estuaries kind of feel like these in between spaces where the unexpected can happen.
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Chelsea Clinton isn't a fan of the way JAY-Z reacted to Beyoncé when she shared her excitement about fitting into her old costumes following the birth of the couple's twins, Rumi and Sir — documented in her hit Coachella concert film, Homecoming.
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She's toned down on the latter as her music has become less interested in fitting into a marketable version of "quirky" over the years, instead choosing to explore the strange sounds humans can make with their tongues, their lips, and their lungs.
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My stubby fingers have a hard enough time fitting into the slots for a normal old rotary my parents still have, and the slots are so tiny here that Mr. Volt has to use a stylus to get the dial to move comfortably.
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Whether it's Lil Nas X's hotly debated fusion of rap and country, or Billie Eilish's goth-y mix of alternative pop and trap, some of the most exciting younger artists to emerge have been those who resist fitting into any box at all.
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Olaf's Frozen Adventure was supposed to air on TV, which explains its 21-minute runtime (perfect for fitting into a 30-minute time slot), but Entertainment Weekly reports that the team behind the project decided it would be better on the big screen.
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He even managed a late-career surprise by seamlessly fitting into Coach Mike D'Antoni's system in Houston, raising the Rockets from a good team to the only legitimate challenger to the Golden State Warriors in the N.B.A. And he's not done yet.
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So if debate moderators want to highlight how candidates stand apart on an issue that's a high priority for many primary voters, it would behoove them to ask how contenders see the fossil fuel industry fitting into their visions for the future.
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Estimated to be about 300,000 hijras (the South Asian term for transgender, or the "third sex," as they call it) in Pakistan in 2009, when they were first incorporated in the national census, they are ostracized for not fitting into a binary gender category.
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Combine all of this with the fact that our boys are discouraged from showing emotion by the time they reach kindergarten, and it's easy to see how people can think that fitting into the Man Box is the only way to be a man.
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Shinji is catapulted not only into perilous battles against a diverse array of giant, unknowable monstrosities, but also into the role of a hero, a soldier, a savior, an adult, a man—one he never wanted or asked for, and has trouble fitting into.
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The latest tale of Carey fitting into this trope comes from Rob Huebel — an actor and comedian who may not have even known who Mariah Carey was before meeting her on the set of The House, a new comedy with Will Ferrell and Amy Poehler.
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I was aware of the smugness, as I was aware of the earbuds I was fitting into my ears, and I knew that all of this — including my ability to speak aloud without fear of ridicule — was what it meant to belong to the mainstream.
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Noah Q. Berg from Southwest-Central Wilmington, N.C., thought a man must be a decent person: I think that "being a man" is not about being aggressive and strong and it isn't about fitting into gender roles, but rather about being a decent person.
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Still, the origins of such groups stretch back a lot further, going far beyond the current policies aimed at curbing immigration from Latin America and fitting into a long tradition of border vigilantism and efforts to crack down on immigrants who were not white.
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The official said that miniature horses are not as flexible as most dogs, and so have trouble fitting into tight spaces, and that department still has concerns about capuchin monkeys, which sometimes service people with mobility difficulties, can be aggressive and might carry disease.
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Elliott Abrams, whom Tillerson selected as his No. 2 but was vetoed by the President because of his criticism of Trump during the campaign, attributed Tillerson's relctance to fully engage to the "growing pains" of fitting into a new role, particularly in a non-traditional White House.
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His reserve matches the movie's overall staidness, but also angles his experience as one of opting out of the frictionless life he was leading, rather than, like so many of the other characters, working desperately toward an idea of fitting into a community hostile to him.
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Instead of looking up useless crap on Wikipedia or watching weird YouTube videos—all of which are perfectly fine uses of your own time—you can now spend your extra minutes forging your sense of desire into the ideal shape for fitting into today's work landscape.
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African exhibitors like David Krut Projects from Johannesburg and ARTLabAfrica from Nairobi help give context to the continent's art scene from a native perspective, while European and American outposts like Milan's Officine dell'Immagine and Richard Taittinger show how these artists are fitting into the global landscape.
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Since, she has continued to pass for a member of the mainstream, collaborating with Coldplay and Nick Jonas, and will return with her second solo album, "Lady Wood," featuring the "Gone Girl"-referencing "cool girl," about fitting into restrictive boxes and acting content. Island. Oct. 28.
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Ford established Changan Ford in 2001 The country is taking a more aggressive approach toward journalists — investigating them and raiding their homes and offices — fitting into a global trend in which democracies, including the U.S., the Philippines and India have tried to clamp down on the media.
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Whereas the next wave of the LA scene, the kind of hair-metal band/Motely Crue wave had way more people just hanging around on the sunset strip but it was cartoonish and all the boys and girls were fitting into their little niches that cops could understand.
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Your Phone Is a Ticking Time BombThis is probably going to terrify you, but you've got a ticking time bomb in your lap, or your…Read more ReadThe Li-ion battery is great for holding a charge and fitting into small devices but sometimes it experiences what's called thermal runaway.
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Technically proficient, an excellent passer of the ball at almost any range and competent in defence too, he's been the perfect foil for the ever-impressive N'Golo Kante, who's made his own headlines after fitting into the Premier League like hand to glove after being plucked from France for pocket fluff.
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I mean as in ... I hate the word "empowering" because I just think it's so overused, but it seems to apply here, but empowering younger women to know that they really don't need to be fitting into somebody else's idea of how they should behave or who they should be.
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While many of these items were produced by big manufacturers like BRIO and Playsam, many others are one-of-a-kind wonders like a miniature baking set from around 6743 that includes rolling pins, spatulas and other implements all lovingly carved from wood and fitting into a tray just eight inches long.
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While many of these items were produced by big manufacturers like BRIO and Playsam, many others are one-of-a-kind wonders like a miniature baking set from around 1900 that includes rolling pins, spatulas and other implements all lovingly carved from wood and fitting into a tray just eight inches long.
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While many of these items were produced by big manufacturers like BRIO and Playsam, many others are one-of-a-kind wonders like a miniature baking set from around 44913 that includes rolling pins, spatulas and other implements all lovingly carved from wood and fitting into a tray just eight inches long.
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Axel — who earned his moniker from Owen's daughter Pearl, 4 — was just 3 months old when the country singer adopted him, and is fitting into the family (which also includes 6-year-old bulldog Merle) nicely, earning a starring role on Owen's Instagram account with sweet snapshots and funny videos of him attacking doorstops.
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The reality is that the ecosystems of most extinct species have changed since the plants or animals disappeared, so they'd have a hard time fitting into the new reality—the ecosystem would either change and put current species at risk, or it would stay in its altered state and the reintroduced species would be threatened.
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Summarizing the executive's comments: After seven years in business and quite a lot of work building out its product line and revenue base, BounceX wants to think of itself as something more than merely another SaaS company; the name Wunderkind, in his view, demands that what they create "has to be extraordinary," fitting into the idea.
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There'll be no announcements, no countdown, no ever-increasing bump photos to share, no congratulations, no happy-complaining about not fitting into clothes, no wishing it was over because my back hurts and I can't get up without help, no foraging in the back of the wardrobe for the newborn baby clothes I've saved from my first — my only — baby.
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Being last to finish the mile run, being chosen last for dodgeball, not fitting into child sizes for my school uniform — all of made it easy for me to absorb the message coming in: None of this was designed for me, exercise was a form of punishment, and I would be less of an inconvenience if I would just shrink myself.
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But while West has always been controversial, his boasts and outbursts in the 2000s were seen as fitting into a broader commentary on race and racism that was at times reflected in his music, a reminder that one of the biggest artists of the decade was confident in his blackness and wanted to challenge those who he perceived as disrespecting that.
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Conway's ginned-up umbrage aside, it's worth noting that she and Tapper are both agreeing with Hillary Clinton's famous remarks at an August fundraiser about Trump supporters fitting into a "basket of deplorables" — or at least the slightly amended, slightly backpedaled version she issued in a statement the next day, in which she apologized for putting half of Trump's supporters in such a basket.
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From a scientific and clinical standpoint, I would argue that, as long as the individual has an awareness of why they are doing what they are doing and continues it to a point of non destructive behavior then they are living a "healthy" lifestyle; that were, one that is meant to keep themselves mentally happy by fitting into the box they have so neatly constructed for their life.
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But having genre elements isn't the same thing as fitting into a genre, and in that vein, S-Town is less a true-crime whodunit than a kaleidoscopic non-fiction novel in the shape of a true crime–tinged podcast, one whose narrative preoccupations are more tied to the spirit and myriad complexities of a place (in this case, the tiny rural town of Woodstock, Alabama) than the combustible tension of a mystery to be solved — though, there is a murder mystery involved, too.
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One thing that's interesting here is this trend that AltspaceVR is fitting into where VR developers are sort of dialing back and working to create cross-platform experiences that don't have to be as resource-straining as desktop-optimized apps but are able to reach greater audiences thanks to the greater accessibility of mobile VR. Samsung Gear VR has proven to be a really stellar first go at mobile VR and it will be interesting to see what comes next as mobile companies start to nail down key features like positional tracking and eye tracking.
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