But marriage is not her happy ending; her husband flirts with an affair, a friend's husband flirts with her, and she in turn flirts with a man who turns out to be gay.
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One that dangerously flirts with the moral limits of privacy.
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It flirts with being too much of a good thing.
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Wright is great, but the storytelling flirts with being infuriating.
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This kind of attack ad always flirts with being crass.
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The film flirts with a number of fascinating ideas and themes.
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At school, she openly flirts with her scruffy 30-something teacher.
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Rowan flirts with the ship's biologist while they analyze blood samples.
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Did she tell you that she flirts with this boy mercilessly?
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This all comes as Apple flirts with a trillion-dollar valuation.
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Biden flirts with biker like he's Santa Claus on summer break.
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All of this flirts with chaos, but it doesn't topple over.
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There are reasons why Congress flirts with single-digit approval ratings.
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Deaton flirts with the idea of redirecting money in his piece.
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She flirts with her "favorite customer," whom she is definitely crushing on.
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That's the question Succession circles and flirts with and ultimately digs into.
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Trump flirts with extremism but on many practical questions his instincts are moderate.
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The doc occasionally flirts with hagiography, like many films with living subjects do.
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Our work flirts with and embraces late stage capitalism in an ironic way.
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At an open mic, Joelle sings "Call Tyrone" while Reggie flirts with a rando.
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Nuance isn't something Event Horizon ever really flirts with – this is a silly movie!
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Luke flirts with her a little and then goes inside to reason with Chico.
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But it's actually much darker: He openly flirts with Veronica in front of Archie.
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Later, a back-to-mostly white Chanel flirts with Dr. Brock Holt (John Stamos).
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But it at least flirts with real, open socialism every once in a while.
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First he flirts with Dolores, who cherishes a schoolgirl crush on her new stepfather.
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The result is unusual and impressive: "Cold" flirts with everything, and commits to nothing.
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Still, she flirts with him until those advances escalate into an ongoing sexual relationship.
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Ray's most overtly ethnographic work, the movie flirts with a sort of simpering exoticism.
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For instance, Bay flirts with female nudity, as usual, but never crosses the line.
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But as Apple flirts with record highs, is it too late to buy the stock?
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Though he flirts with some obvious clichés here, Mr. Hamilton uses them to his advantage.
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All the while, the handsome Julián, whose own marriage is imperiled, distantly flirts with her.
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Every other Mike Stud concert depicted on the show is crowded and flirts with bacchanal.
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Lola flirts with Jessie, endangering Jessie's relationship with Sarah (less so Lola's bond with Jack).
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She flirts with a central shape, which gestures toward the figurative while remaining resolutely abstract.
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The story flirts with daddy and betrayal issues but then fails to explore them fully.
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Pussycat (Margaret Qualley), who flirts with Cliff, appears to be a figment of Tarantino's imagination.
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He sneaks out of the house to go sledding, he flirts with a local girl.
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The Curse prefers a team that actually flirts with success on occasion, to maximize heartache.
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The Republican Party embraces, or at least seriously flirts with, protectionism over global free trade.
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"A Gun Show" almost coquettishly advertises its underlying uncertainties and flirts with its own impotence.
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The novel, which will be published by Dutton in fall 2018, flirts with otherworldly themes.
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He flirts with a pastor, hooks up with his childhood bullies' brother, and binge-eats.
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Shields's photographic art often flirts with violent themes, even when it's not actively targeting political figures.
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In a scene where Steve flirts with her, her villainy is obliquely linked to sexual frustration.
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Fred flirts with her while holding a big knife; it's a bit too on the nose.
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There's always been a tiny spark between Hopper and Joyce; he flirts with her all season.
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Trump flirts with sectarian rhetoric, but he corrals it to themes of crime, employment, and trade.
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"Euro/sterling still flirts with the 0.85 mark," wrote Commerzbank strategists in a note to clients.
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A subdued action thriller and an oblique psychological drama, "Disorder" flirts with political and sexual intrigue.
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It flirts with aromas of white flowers, then seduces with a touch of honey-roasted peach.
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Benson also flirts with decoration, another narrative cast aside as pejorative in the history of modernism.
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We drink beer, hang, and talk, and my son flirts with the girls playing cornhole nearby.
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In a colorful party, Monaé mingles and flirts with both Tessa Thompson and an equally attractive man.
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He flirts with psychosis at the very suggestion by reporters that he may not be a billionaire.
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Her memoir flirts with the idea that she is both a source and a victim of sickness.
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She flirts with her therapist, with a doctor giving her a breast exam, once with a dog.
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You don't need to agree to every social engagement or entertain every person who flirts with you.
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The whole question has arisen for the governing coalition because it flirts with these kinds of politics.
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" But she still flirts with him: "Just might have to show you/show you what I do.
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Let it stay up and potentially misinform voters, or take it down because it flirts with disinformation?
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Maisel, in which Maisel flirts with Thanos and uses Captain America's shield to soak up some rays.
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When Justin (Ivan Shaw), a teacher Issa works with, flirts with Molly, she shuts him down rudely.
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He doesn't really have seasons or shows by a traditional definition, though he flirts with the idea.
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Zooropa also teaches us something about U2, a band that increasingly flirts with self-parody these days.
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While one young woman flirts with a Nazi officer by practicing German, another casually discusses a slave auction.
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Roslin flirts with rigging the election against Baltar for the sake of civilization, but Adama talks her down.
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"Asako" proceeds from a premise that flirts with the mystic, but Hamaguchi executes it with elegantly rendered realism.
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By the same token, though, there are times when he flirts with the ridiculous, and delves into it.
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"The Band's Visit" flirts with the clichés of such a scenario, and then triumphantly fails to consummate them.
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She sings for the camera, flirts with fans online, and courts wealthy patrons to help pay her bills.
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As the Dow Jones industrial average flirts with the 203K milestone in the Trump rally, financial advisors are yawning.
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The most obvious banger on Glory — an album that flirts with several in that category — is also its best.
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First, she talks to new "Ortho God" Atticus "Link" Lincoln (Chris Carmack), who flirts with every woman he meets.
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And yet Jacob immediately is charmed by her open, childlike nature, and flirts with her from episode one on.
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In the video, she flirts with multiple natural hairstyles, including bum-length box braids, freeform curls, and low ponytails.
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During his stage show he flirts with the camera, even when riding an LED iceberg and floating in space.
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In the Deep South, once a province of notorious racial and social subjugation, history again flirts with twisted judgement.
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Casey works at a library, where her colleague (Rory Culkin) flirts with her and tells her about his ideas.
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A frisky young California sea lion flirts with the camera in Landing Cove near Santa Barbara Island in California.
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She flirts with the audience with a gleam in her eye and a smile that reaches the back row.
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He comes out of the bathroom and flirts with me a little, talking about how he's been working out.
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A rich woman flirts with an architect's assistant, but can't commit to him because of his low-class background.
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Serendipity So this one flirts with being a Christmas movie, but counts because how could this meet-cute be overlooked?
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Afterward, I take my son for a walk through the park, and he flirts with some ladies doing tai chi.
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As much as I might consider myself an artsy type who flirts with the EDGE, I am 100 percent lemming.
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The only way it could be worse is if he had that wispy mustache/goatee combo he flirts with occasionally.
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The brilliantly dynamic "Withering" flirts with dissonance, blasting into black metal fury and back again over its nearly 13 minutes.
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The man flirts with her from the doorway until she signals for him to join her in the laundry room.
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He flirts with Gaston in several scenes and is later shown dancing with another male character during the film's finale.
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Altındere's project flirts with the humorous and wholly unreal at times, but at its foundation is a deadly serious statement.
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" In the show, Belinda argues that no one flirts with older women, and if they do, it's "not with danger.
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In it, Mitski flirts with a conventionally hot guy, then looks on plaintively as he canoodles with a creamy blonde.
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The progression of the story is steadily downward, and at times the style flirts with melodrama, the mood with moroseness.
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She flirts with him, harmlessly at first, but we all know that Mariah and Packer are not meant to be.
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When a woman picking her son up from the shop flirts with him, he politely declines her offer to get coffee.
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Yet in the past seven years, the group has not once overspent a budget that flirts with the $22013 million mark.
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It flirts with the sins and moral descents of its main characters, but it always brings them back from the brink.
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And if your partner flirts with other people in front of you, that can be a sign of disrespect, Perel said.
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Ron, the character best transfigured from page to stage, flirts with the audience's affections as much as those of his wife.
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On "Delicate," she even flirts with a version of the light Caribbean sound that has infiltrated pop radio in recent years.
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He has suggested he would raise taxes on the wealthiest Americans and then backtracked, and flirts with raising the minimum wage.
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Casanova flirts with Gertrude Stein, Emily Brontë does the twist with Rudyard Kipling, and Lizzie Borden is reunited with her parents.
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Here is the evidence: her music videos, in which she flirts with technology and pushes throwback looks into dystopian, neon futures.
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The movie looks and plays like a western but also flirts with dystopian science fiction and pure pulp: bang, bang, splat.
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She flirts with the camera too, looking up at us during the sex scenes, over the shoulder of some laboring lunk.
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Things are not contained either at the Sifang Museum, itself a topographically intriguing structure that flirts with parallel and linear perspectives.
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The movie flirts with the conventions of the western genre to reflect on the economic and cultural rifts of contemporary Europe.
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The final part, "Water Will (in Melody)," May 28-29, flirts with melodrama and catastrophe, which sounds like a fitting end.
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Which also makes the good moments, like when Tig flirts with Kate (Notaro's real-life wife, Stephanie Allyn) all the more thrilling.
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Most memorably, she portrayed a bespectacled book clerk who flirts with Private Detective Philip Marlowe (Humphrey Bogart) in The Big Sleep (1946).
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In "Margaret" (2011), a high-school student named Lisa flirts with a New York City bus driver; distracted, he hits a pedestrian.
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The extroverted Debra (Talaura Harms) is engaged back home but still flirts with the handsome, impossibly sweet French bellhop (Marshall Taylor Thurman).
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Walkers flirts with being overly determined, cool, and clean, a tad too un-self-critical, despite being so self-aware and choosy.
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This new, improved Bong-sun stands up for herself, flirts with her boss and, as a bonus, displays some dazzling kitchen savvy.
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The protagonist of "The Seas" believes she is a mermaid, and much of your work flirts with magic or fairy tale themes.
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Harmony Korine's first film since 2012's brilliantly transgressive Spring Breakers is surprising in its affection, even as it flirts with depravity.
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It's always kind of exciting if someone else flirts with your partner at a party, or if someone is flirting with you.
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None of that suggests much room for spending cuts, especially with tax receipts far weaker than expected as the economy flirts with recession.
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Shapovalov's one-hander and upper body are so elastic that he flirts with a complete 360-degree arc, from take-back to finish.
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ANOTHER BILLIONAIRE FLIRTS WITH A FUTURE RUN: Billionaire Mike Bloomberg was asked by MSNBC on Thursday whether he could consider a 2020 bid.
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He does not go as far pursuing these themes as hard-core Russian nationalists, much as Trump merely flirts with the alt-right.
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That gun becomes a means of deliverance, and not in the ways you might expect, though Mr. Zimmerman flirts with the obvious denouement.
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The biggest jolt, though, is how each laugh brings forth more feeling in a movie that flirts with tragedy but opts for joy.
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Dow flirts with record high Today, parts of the yield curve are inverted and Treasury rates are down sharply from a year ago.
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It has been the Miami Dolphins' M.O. in recent years to lay an egg as soon as the team flirts with a playoff bid.
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William is seen as a decent but deeply misguided man, and the movie briefly flirts with the notion that God is somehow punishing him.
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Midway through the dead-hearted new Apple TV+ series "The Morning Show," there's a scene that flirts with the unruly potential the series wastes.
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When a young man flirts with Nesrine on a train, she politely but with a tinge of regret explains that she has to study.
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For Jilanne Hoffmann, like many Synergy parents, every morning flirts with disaster: It seems only a matter of time before a child is hit.
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There is a striking difference between the two Blanck Mass records – your debut album was beatless but Dumb Flesh flirts with techno in places.
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In another, he lives on a Greek island where he smokes, drinks, writes a bit and flirts with women a third of his age.
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Though a protégé of the populist Hugo Chávez, Mr. Maduro now sometimes flirts with comparisons to leaders who turned to brute force to govern.
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As he settles into his new home, he finds himself attracted to the landlord's daughter, and he flirts with a woman at the factory.
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The marvel and terror of his dreaming are the central draw for McCraney's debut TV project, which often flirts with elements of magical realism.
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This legal regime is backed by a political culture that effectively bans expression that might pass legal muster but still flirts with racist ideologies.
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Macron's strange friendship with Trump is itself risky: the American president is unpopular in Europe, and Macron flirts with being seen as Trump's poodle.
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As the victims of these atrocities continue to pour out of the Middle East, the very fabric of a unified Europe flirts with faltering.
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This series brings to light some of the biggest questions surrounding artificial intelligence and flirts with a future where robots may actually become sentient.
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The Centre Cannot Hold flirts with the edge throughout its unfolding, levels peaking, threatening to exceed the limits of the machine and descend into chaos.
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One of the cops on duty flirts with a female soldier partially off-camera, while the other shows one of the soldiers his new sunglasses.
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Her brief, 30-second stint in the film involves her sitting next to Kutcher's character on a plane as she flirts with another random stranger.
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British efforts to prevent Jewish immigration to Palestine become progressively more militant, while the United Nations, "still new and unfamiliar with itself," flirts with incompetency.
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Most of that hour is a sharp exploration of Offred's airless circumstances: she plays Scrabble; she flirts with Nick; her doctor offers to impregnate her.
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Another Urban Dictionary user-submitted definition of e-girl from 2014 referred to her as an "internet slut" who flirts with guys online for attention.
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A male friend of mine once confided that he never flirts with women at their place of employment, where they are paid to be nice.
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With 67 episodes of Game of Thrones past us, we've witnessed the many ways George R.R. Martin's GoT flirts with history as well as fantasy.
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As it flirts with the 3 percent level investors are reviewing the relative return that can be wrung from equities before the year is out.
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Colin steals a car (for the chop shop where he works), flirts with a neighbor, Antoinette (Natalie Paul), and runs an errand for his grandmother.
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In this production, which also won Best Revival of a Musical, her fearless Annie isn't defined by her chair: she dances and flirts with equal ease.
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As the Dow flirts with hitting 20,000 for the first time ever, having risen more than 8 percent since the election, I am left thinking – SERIOUSLY?
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Kendall and Kylie forget (benefit of the doubt) to put Brody's name on the list but she flirts with a security guard and everything works out.
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Each location you visit features a plotline that flirts with the assorted popular ideas and myths of what early American life looked like in that region.
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He feints and flirts with deeper, darker themes, but again and again, loses his nerve before the tone and trajectory of the saga are seriously threatened.
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The film flirts with the "saga" taking precedence over the immediate story, but it always ends up on the right side of the line, sometimes miraculously.
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Matt Osterman's allegorical thriller, written by its star, Cleopatra Coleman, flirts with topicality on several fronts, commenting not only on drone strikes but also on agribusiness.
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As Simone sings, a bossy horn instrument flirts with her, teasing out all the ways that she is marking the territory of claiming her true love.
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"Riverdale" flirts with the kinky darkness of David Lynch's "Blue Velvet," as well as "Twin Peaks," whose Mädchen Amick plays Betty's hard-charging, Adderall-pushing mother.
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At best, the millennial sound flirts with escape and experimentation (Frank Ocean, Childish Gambino); much of it has a taste for shameless maximalism (Ariana Grande, Rihanna).
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Percussive snaps and ticks, clipped arpeggios and a lot of silence back Ms. Gongol's whispery tease of a vocal, as she flirts with temptation and infidelity.
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Meanwhile, Guy and Angel's neighbor, Delia (Jasminn Johnson), works to get a family planning clinic open and cautiously flirts with a neighborhood doctor, Sam (Sheldon Woodley).
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It is particularly damning if Peter's eventual winner is on this hellish date, feeling abandoned a few yards away while Peter intensely flirts with his ex.
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" As Jake flirts with new-wave culture, line dancing, and an actress, the soundtrack ranges from "My Sharona" to "Cotton Eye Joe" and "Because the Night.
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It's a stereotype that American Vandal briefly flirts with as season two begins, with most of the clues that seem to damn McClain coming from social media.
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My theory is that Drewski harmlessly flirts with Bianca on all of these levels and she has tragically misread the signs up until the very last minute.
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This is the question driving the seventh season of Archer, FX's animated spy comedy that flirts with disaster, pithy banter, and absurdist twists on a weekly basis.
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It repeatedly flirts with illiberalism: witness the fashion for no-platforming heterodox speakers in universities, putting "trigger warnings" on books and privileging group rights over individual rights.
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But it also flirts with the idea of protagonist bias — the idea that the protagonist is the most special character just because the show says she is.
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" The vaguely menacing lyrics talk about how, even though the singer chooses his own destiny, he still, you know, flirts with disaster, "y'all know what I mean?
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As Alan flirts with Michael and poses for his drawings, we begin to wonder if he's real or just an imaginary avatar for desires Adar doesn't understand.
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Policymakers in Indonesia are expected later in the day to hike rates by 25 basis points as the currency flirts with its weakest level since December 2015.
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In the early episodes the show's creator, the writer Jim Gavin ("Middle Men"), flirts with magic realism — the Lynx Lodge offers companionship, pancake breakfasts and, possibly, alchemy.
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In the short interview, Gayle awkwardly flirts with McLaughlin, asking her out at one point and calling her "baby" at another, while the reporter becomes visibly uncomfortable.
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That's not nearly as exciting as Apple going full-bore into TV and movies — an idea industry observers have speculated about forever, and Apple occasionally flirts with.
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There's a big distraction that could trip up investors as the stock indexes hit record highs and the Dow, in particular, flirts with 22000,18.93: President-elect Donald Trump.
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As it flirts with banking and health care, the company aims to serve as a middle-man, skimming off dollars from as many online transactions as it can.
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Prior to Michael's arrival, he flirts with Vicky, alludes to a tattoo he got to honor Halloween, and, while dressed as a farmer, names his adorable toy horse.
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Timmy Regisford, a former Shelter habitué, will spin deep house that flirts with jazz and gospel, and you won't have to wait in line or pay a cover.
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A scene late in the film in which Jeff begs not to be abandoned is played at such a high pitch that it flirts with, then transcends, bathos.
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The show also flirts with big ideas about the West, and its outsized role in America's identity, in the era of Cliven Bundy and New West new money.
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For the most part, these variations seem by design in a movie that flirts with assorted narrative conventions and fluctuating moods without ever settling into a familiar template.
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Synopsis: A free-spirited 15-year-old girl flirts with a dangerous stranger in the Northern California suburbs and must prepare herself for the frightening and traumatic consequences.
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D.S. camp that violates reasonableness; not because it is an expression of intolerance (though often it flirts with Islamophobia), but because it violates the constraints on public reason.
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There, he meets accomplished cooks from all over the world, is immersed in a mesmerizing smorgasbord of culinary creativity, and flirts with and ogles all the girls around him.
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Even as the Bay Area flirts with the idea of a basic income, it's hard to deny Scandinavia's headstart in the worlds of social welfare and creative cultural support.
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While you and I are enjoying lower gas prices, people in Frank Underwood's America are dealing with much higher ones, while he flirts with antagonizing Russia and the like.
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Alejandro also possesses nearly superhuman — if not outright supernatural — survival skills, and "Day of the Sodaldo," for all its lean macho bluster, flirts with silliness as well as sentimentality.
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The family's connection to the greater "This Is Us" lore was not made clear until the end, when he encounters and flirts with Deja (Lyric Ross) at a barbecue.
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The shadow of a camera drone flirts with the threshold of visibility on the lefthand side of the frame as it widens, zooming out into an expanse of grassland.
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And "part-time" is key here, as it seems that Beyoncé's food schedule only flirts with veganism while leaving ample opportunity for some pizza or ice cream on the side.
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He'd already been one of the most versatile and busy collaborators in the increasingly fluid space where Latin trap flirts with reggaeton, and also Latin pop, bachata and hip-hop.
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The introduction of an outsider (Richard Schiff), a hapless moneyman who's disparagingly likened to an animal by a villain, is especially unfortunate because it flirts with an anti-Semitic stereotype.
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Primary politics induces a lot of bad online behavior from all quarters, and the Sanders campaign itself often flirts with a style of ideological rigorism that is annoying and counterproductive.
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And maybe this album that barely flirts with the sounds of the day is, in actuality, the ultimate superstar indulgence — not too big to fail, but too big to care.
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Mr. Dalio, who has written about his own personal struggles with bipolar disorder, has directed a film that flirts with madness (some would say dangerously) while not going over the edge.
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ASL also urged the board to "claw back significant portions" of compensation from existing and retired executives as the for-profit hospital company continues to bleed losses and flirts with bankruptcy.
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Kate has a customer she flirts with, and she sleeps with him back at her place; she confirms after that he's married but admits that she pretty much knew that anyway.
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Do you really think that once you open the door to this kind of invective, when you vote for the guy who flirts with white nationalists, that it'll stop with Muslims?
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The president casually flirts with nuclear war, erodes the separation of powers, flouts the rule of law, enriches himself, and says nice things about the neo-Nazis marching through the streets.
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The show flirts with being outright pulpy trash, then bounces gleefully between genres, underlining the many ways those genres prop up systems that prioritize the feelings and accomplishments of toxic men.
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No one knows with certainty which way oil prices will head, especially amid rapidly-evolving tensions between the United States and Iran, or if the American economy flirts with a recession.
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Tom May, who writes and sings some of the songs, even flirts with a touch of abstraction on "Thick as Thieves," which recalls the power pop-rock of the early 1980s.
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Though it flirts with different styles, from classic R&B worship to dancehall flourishes, they're paired with traditional pop structures, creating a recognizable sound that works to all of Mabel's vocal advantages.
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While investors have expressed worries about Trump, they don't seem to be acting on those concerns yet, as the stock market flirts with all-time highs and unemployment dips below 5 percent.
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The undiscovered gem of hand-drawn animation, now now distributed by GKIDS, is a comfort to distressed Ghibli fans uncertain of the future as legendary co-founder Hayao Miyazaki flirts with retirement.
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Singapore's expanded fiscal program, unveiled in Thursday's 2016-2017 budget, may see the central bank hold off on monetary stimulus at its April meeting even as the economy flirts with technical recession.
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Silicon Valley flirts with the devil One reason so many of these companies tout angel investments from Lavie, Hulio, and other NSO Group alumni is that more traditional investors are staying away.
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"The 2-year, 10-year (spread) is our favourite recession indicator and as it flirts with inversion we've become more concerned about the downside risks," Deutsche Bank analysts said in a note.
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"A Lonely Night" is luscious, sugary, fleet pop-soul, and "Die for You" almost flirts with classic soul, with its sparkling, ambitious hook (which also recalls R. Kelly's "Feelin' on Yo Booty").
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But it is a conservative error, naïve or culpably ignorant, to act disappointed that black Americans aren't attracted to a coalition led by a barely-repentant "birther" who flirts with white supremacists.
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David Price flirts with a no-no in Game 1, but Bogaerts makes an error that looks eerily similar to the one Alex Gonzalez had for the Cubs in the Bartman game.
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Similarly, in the 2012 James Bond flick Skyfall, the film's male villain, Silva (Javier Bardem) flirts with Bond (Daniel Craig), opening his shirt and caressing his chest while he's tied to a chair.
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Rea flirts with no-hitter as Padres down Mets SAN DIEGO — During Thursday's game against the New York Mets, San Diego starter Colin Rea flirted with the first no-hitter in Padres history.
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For traditional Republican national security insiders, she has been a reassuring voice of hawkish internationalism in an administration that is often incoherent on foreign policy and sometimes flirts with exotic forms of ethnonationalism.
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II. The Marías now return with a new music video for "Over the Moon," an airy, swoon-worthy dream pop cut off the new EP that flirts with your entire body and spirit.
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The series, an eerie hybrid of "Sliding Doors" and "Groundhog Day" that flirts with the notion of alternate universes, casts Nadia as a software developer who adroitly dodges every Silicon Valley sartorial cliché.
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Every company flirts with some variation of talking about the future in its promo materials, but Samsung has decided to be more direct by announcing it's bringing "the future of audio" to CES 2017.
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This struck me the most profoundly and the most consistently about the CONTACT festival: the human body is present and in its very presence makes demands on, flirts with, beckons, and implicates the viewer.
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Suppressing Breitbart, which is sloppy and racist and often flirts with fake news, is a good thing if you really care about highlighting stories that will make your users more informed about the world.
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At times — as when a soldier under the new regime rapes a bride in her wedding dress — the movie flirts with a false equivalence, suggesting that postrevolutionary life is just as cruel as totalitarianism.
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Emily is not exactly prog metal, per se, but Spalding certainly flirts with the form by mixing hard funk-rock with geeky jazz fusion elements like winding, chromatic chord progressions and flashy rhythmic shifts.
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As the U.S. flirts with extreme market volatility and the possibility of its first recession since the 2008 financial crisis, it's amazing to think how much consumer financial services have changed in that time.
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He openly flirts with his new sister-in-law (Princess Louise), is caught in a compromising position with his ex-mistress (Countess Marie Larisch), and terrifies his wife (Princess Stéphanie) on their bridal night.
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As Kid Rock flirts with a possible Senate bid in Michigan, some GOP consultants and donors are struggling to get in contact with the singer through the state's Republican network, Vice News reported Thursday.
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It's a technique that flirts with geometry, calligraphy and cartography; plays with varying degrees of flatness; and finesses its way between the emotionality of Abstract Expressionism and the formal ecstasies of Color Field painting.
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Having an unmarried teenager in the family is seen as a risk in parts of Africa, because if she flirts with boys, draws attention, or has sex it would bring shame on the family.
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Some Clinton backers have suggested that the distinction Sanders is trying to draw flirts with racism, possibly insinuating that white rural gun owners are law abiding, while gun crime is product of black urban pathologies.
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The Proud Boys, a self described "Western chauvinist" organization that often flirts with more hard-line groups of the far right, runs an elaborate network of recruiting pages on Facebook to attract and initiate members.
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Many times, especially when it focuses on the characters relationships rather than convoluted plots, it even flirts with excellence — which is why it's such a shame that its moment to moment experience feels decidedly lackluster.
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Rating Netflix's new Queen Elizabeth II bio-series The Crown flirts with this idea of power throughout most of its first season, before really driving the idea home as the season reaches its concluding passages.
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She presents the best documentary award at the Academy Awards to a film about land mines in Cambodia and Laos, and harmlessly flirts with a star-struck movie star at the Vanity Fair after-party.
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Plenty of contemporary fiction flirts with fantasy — a superpower here, a portal there — but Nnedi Okorafor's 2010 novel "Who Fears Death" is an ambitious, sprawling true science fiction novel that grapples with race and gender.
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PARELES A sturdy and concise pop-soul number masking as a country song, "Heart's Having a Hard Time" is a sharp introduction to Filmore, a rising country singer with a voice that never flirts with tension.
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An academic having an early midlife crisis who neglects his wife, flirts with a student and stresses over a more successful colleague sounds like a scenario out of, if you'll forgive me, a Woody Allen film.
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It tells of a feckless mother of four who feeds her offspring a bag of sugar, because there's nothing else in the cupboard, then abandons them outside a pub while she flirts with a man inside.
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One might think that the relative comfort Trump displays with state intervention in the economy, relative to his rivals, flirts with fascism, especially when this takes the form of nationalist policies like massive tariffs and immigration restriction.
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But perhaps the greatest danger at present is the incumbency of an American president who despises international norms, who disparages free trade and who continually flirts with abandoning America's essential role in maintaining the global legal order.
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Image: Mario Hoppmann As Arctic sea ice flirts with its lowest levels in recorded history, polar scientists are taking the opportunity to remind us that it isn't just humans who are screwed because of melting ice caps.
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He flirts with Jessica, a 34-year-old "regional manager," who wants to get married and have kids, but ultimately decides to propose to 26-year-old Amber, a former cheerleader who served in Georgia's Army Guard.
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Unfortunately, Matt August's staging and Ms. Shaffer's book and lyrics are less evocative and less witty than they need to be — Ms. Shaffer flirts with satire in some of the retreat scenes, only to hastily pull back.
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Her decision not to run for chancellor leaves a big question mark over Germany's future direction just as its economy, the world's fourth largest, flirts with recession and as the European Union struggles to define itself after Brexit.
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True, every season one of the giants flirts with an early elimination; and true, there is always one group — usually the one involving the Russian champion, thanks to the vagaries of the seeding system — that is genuinely interesting.
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Feeling small pangs of jealousy when someone flirts with your partner can be an innocent libido booster, she explains, but "full-on jealousy" (which is often presented on the show) can lead to feelings of control and domination.
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And then there's the (once again) tremendously contagious score from Shoji Meguro, which flirts with jazz-kissed flourishes and all-out rock histrionics, and is something I've already found myself listening to on headphones during the working day.
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While Alec Baldwin's Trump on "Saturday Night Live" is spot-on and culturally defining, Atamanuik's adaptation is raw, delightfully risky and flirts with reality just enough to make the hair stand up on the back of your neck.
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He leads the postseason in assists, harnesses a disrespected jump shot that's barely good enough to punish those who ignore it, regularly flirts with triple-doubles, and is leading his teammates with innate qualities possessed by very few.
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At the heart of the dark story is an intoxicating and all-consuming friendship between two teenage girls, the lonely Hannah Dexter and a magnetic new girl, Lacey, a rebellious, Nirvana-loving grunge groupie who flirts with Satanism.
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Now, don't inflate your expectations too much based on those credits; "Midsummer" is a modest little charmer, a tight narrative of comic sketches that flirts with clever, gritty irony but lands as something of an urban fairy tale.
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It's a show that flirts with female and Mexican stereotypes and tosses them upside down, that breathes political expression in a whisper, and draws the viewer into a growing discontent among women artists living in a violent world.
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The next day, rather than celebrating Monica's big win, he gets drunk at a party and flirts with another girl — who he ultimately ends up taking on a date to Burger King right in front of Monica's face.
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Read MoreVenezuela flirts with default, could be worse than Argentina Bright spots in Latin America included Chile, although growth there was expected to slow to 1.5 percent in 2016, reflecting subdued confidence and sluggish investment in the mining sector.
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Too often the show flirts with the notion that Rick's judgment is poor and his arrogance too great, most directly back in season 5, when Rick first arrived in Alexandria and almost single-handedly destroyed the idyllic life there.
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We've watched as the isolated empty-nester explores internet porn, masturbates on the kitchen floor, flirts with an array of suitors, and battles the many obstacles facing middle-aged women and their expressions of sexuality — all to varying effect.
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But even as de León prepares to make his move, billionaire Tom Steyer considers his next step and the wealthy activist Joe Sanberg flirts with a run, an unexpected name, though familiar to progressives, could soon join the contest.
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As Britain pushes on with Brexit, Italy sees its liberal prime minister resign, and France flirts with the election of the far-right Marine Le Pen as President, a wave of populism seems set to sweep over the continent.
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He is both a singer and a rapper, which is de rigueur at the moment, and flirts with dim dance-pop and also the gothic slowcore of the SoundCloud underground, but he is most at ease working with melody.
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She channels the sweetness of that era on "Shot Clock," flirts with new jack swing on "Dangerous" and on songs like "Cheap Shot" and "Close," delivers vocals that are husky but fluid, at a pace that's calm and unhurried.
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Long the two most restive regions of Canada's federations, Alberta and Quebec have often shared similar complaints about an intrusive federal government; Quebec's concerns, in particular, have dominated the national agenda as the province occasionally flirts with leaving Canada.
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She succumbs, at first, to what is most likely a well-practiced campaign of seduction: Reynolds flirts with her at breakfast, invites her to dinner, takes her back to his country house and sets about making her a dress.
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Read MoreVenezuela flirts with default, could be worse than Argentina They said one "plausible" scenario would be that Maduro's own party or powerful political figures would force him out and would not rule out the possibility of a military coup.
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And if there was still something in me that felt like I was playing a character — Girl Who Effortlessly Flirts with Other Girls — there was a larger part that wondered if it was supposed to have been this painless all along.
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He gets under the covers between a sleeping couple, flirts with the mom of an angsty teen and barges in on a man in the shower, all the while smiling and remaining creepily unfazed by the protests of his hapless audience.
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I mentioned above that Luke Cage occasionally flirts with the idea of being a police procedural, but it lacks the tension and mystery to make a procedural work because we always see who commits the crimes Misty is trying to solve.
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And as a depiction of earnest amateurs' being creative (the marathon's proposed themes include a Genesis concept album), "Miles for Mary" flirts with the condescension that occasionally surfaces in Christopher Guest's mockumentaries about small-time theater troupes and dog shows.
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The viewer is left to decide if Stanton knows that he hasn't yet overcome the inner demons that originally destroyed his relationship or if he no longer believes in the normative family structure — a quandary My Vibe flirts with at times.
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Watch with a grain of salt: In his review, the New York Times critic A.O. Scott wrote that while the movie's humor "flirts with racism, goes steady with misogyny and pretty much marries homophobia," it also draws plenty of laughs.
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Now the 23-year-old actress is playing one of the most familiar heroines in English literature: Emma Woodhouse, the "handsome, clever, and rich" young protagonist of Jane Austen's Emma who flirts with romantic disaster by meddling in other people's affairs.
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Demi Moore plays former Angel Madison Lee — Nobel Prize winner, inventor of the molar mic, astrologer extraordinaire — who relentlessly flirts with Natalie (Diaz) and has one particularly jaw-dropping slow-mo, run-with-a-surf-board-in-a-bikini scene.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Global trade flows are flat or falling in all major regions as the world economy flirts with recession for the first time since 2008/09 - which will cut growth in oil consumption, especially for mid-distillates such as diesel.
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According to its creators in publicity materials, "o' death," a production of PS 122's Coil festival, "impossibly and playfully attempts to prove that death does not exist," an apt description for a piece that flirts with destruction but pivots unexpectedly toward creation.
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From there, my customized player avatar — who, it should be mentioned, is named PrincessPeach29 and looks an awful lot like Kylie — heads to Malibu, where she flirts with a cute boy at a concert and also runs into the famous Jenner sisters.
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"The Invitation" flirts with ideas that it doesn't develop, including the nature of trauma and the allure of salvation, particularly when it comes to the kind of spiritual hokum that can send reasonable people around the bend and not just in Southern California.
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Though he has yet to formally announce his candidacy for France's 2017 presidential election, it is increasingly likely that Macron will throw in his name as the French political scene fragments and as his current boss flirts with record-low levels of popularity.
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Ms. Collins, a Republican who has her own reputation as a pivotal swing vote able to make or break legislation, is viewed with suspicion and anger by many Democrats who believe she flirts with crossing party lines only to protect herself politically.
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Slice them in chunks, skewer on toothpicks and serve with mustard for something that flirts with sharpness alongside beer: Pickled Dogs, $25 for a quart, $220 for a half-gallon, Dickson's Farmstand Meats, Chelsea Market, 2800 Ninth Avenue (West 2229th Street), 22419-21979-24, dicksonsfarmstand.com.
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Because until those last 20 minutes, and in particular in the film's second act, Jenkins flirts with a bevy of ideas that feel fresh to the superhero genre, the most scintillating of which is that Diana could be wrong about how to save the world.
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Emily Yoshida, Vulture: It's true that Power Rangers, which is rated PG-13, flirts with edgy material; there's a leaked-nudes subplot, and our teenage heroes utter the word "shit" a couple times, though practically sotto voce, as if they're afraid lurking parents might hear.
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They are leaning, in unbelievable numbers, toward a man whose quest for the presidency revolves around targeting religious and racial minorities and people with disabilities, who flirts with white supremacists and the Ku Klux Klan, who ridicules and slanders those who disagree with him.
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Ms. Ross sometimes flirts with cutesiness but always stops short, and she neatly captures the ebb and flow of a conversation — the passive-aggressive jabs, the bad-faith questioning, the illogical leaps, but also the underlying affection and trust earned over during a long relationship.
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He fawns over his cousin Pilar (Marta Larralde), with whom he resumes a sexual relationship after she separates from her boyfriend; canoodles with an older woman on a train; and flirts with the mother (Bárbara Lennie) of a boy (Kaiet Rodríguez) he tutors in his apartment building.
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Throughout, he flirts with grime and different types of dance music, allows Quavo to (possibly unintentionally) point out his own flow-jacking hypocrisies, makes a questionable 9/63 joke, and treats every song like a different postcard from a vacation you'll never be able to afford.
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I loved the apparition of a parade of reproving black ancestors (who include James Baldwin, a character named "Twelve Years a Slave" and, oh bliss, Whitney), and the scene in which Usher flirts with a man on the subway who seems almost too good to be true.
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Ryder and Turturro deliciously capture an under-examined archetype of the Trump era: the frauds, mediocrities, and social climbers, including many American Jews on the right, who have embraced a president who flirts with anti-Semitism and who has emboldened far-right violence against Jewish communities.
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The former asks what kind of psychological trauma you'd have to experience to think putting on a costume and beating people up is the way to live your life; the latter flirts with objectivism in its insistence that everybody is special but some people are more special than others.
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Despite being named for Jennifer Jason Leigh's wonderful Lisa, Anomalisa is ultimately a story about a self-involved man who's bored with his life, so he briefly flirts with something a little different in a desperate attempt to find a spark buried in the flat fog of his consciousness.
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At times the band's music flirts with technical time signature shifts and rapid-fire djent accents, but unlike in some nascent scenes where bands are still figuring out how to meld disparate styles, these guys seem to put it all together in a way that comes off naturally.
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These include congressional hearings on the misrepresentation of their products, social rejection, World War II (a sequence that flirts with bad taste), the advent of vulgar hard-sell advertising (rendered in a "Mad Men"-style production number snappily choreographed by Christopher Gattelli) and the cruel march of changing times.
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Following his first two LPs, Morrow began to work on what would become Concrete and Mud, linking up with producer Eric Corne in hopes of moving outside his wheelhouse of confessional folk country, and towards a sound that flirts with Americana and dances with swamp rock just for fun.
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That is to say, Death Worship traffics in pummeling, chaotic black metal that flirts with grind in manic speed and overall intensity (if not aesthetic or vocal political leanings—according to the audio interview included at the end, the only lyrical theme on Extermination Mass is "death and nihilism").
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A small sampling of major events within just 12 episodes: Gretchen begins therapy, Edgar goes off his cocktail of medications and flirts with suicide, Lindsay stabs her husband and later gets an abortion without consulting him, Jimmy gets a second book deal and then Jimmy's father dies, and so on.
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At times, Rieff flirts with Friedrich Nietzsche's radical position that memory—especially memory driven by resentment—is harmful to our vitality, and that it is more manful not simply to enjoy the inevitable violence of human life but also to forget any troublesome memories that might impede the next round.
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Though the record at times flirts with space opera-like motifs—"The Tracers" tells of an evolved version of humans who've come to rescue Earthlings, for example— Call the Comet is less a fantasyland or sci-fi backdrop than Marr's own magic realism—the happy place he's created inside his head.
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Obviously, that deep indignity is why Payno flirts with an American twang here (though not before using his ordinary voice, and then stopping because he has quickly and correctly identified that he sounds like a children's party entertainer from Solihull), because anything is better than resembling Ozzy Osbourne trying to rap.
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Beneath all the jokes and the moments where a mother unknowingly flirts with her son and the time travel and the action-packed countdown sequences, all that remains is a theme so universal that we keep returning to it in story after story after story: can you ever understand your parents?
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The arrival in Parliament, for the first time in decades, of about 94 members of a party that flirts with neo-Nazism, expresses pride in the Wehrmacht soldiers of World War II, and hails once more the German Volk constitutes a shattering of the accepted political contours of the Republic.
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Data on Friday showed Poland's economy expanded by 4.5% year-on-year last quarter and the Czech Republic's by 2.7%, both faster than flash estimates, giving comfort to a region where domestic demand is a key growth driver as the euro zone slows and key trade partner Germany flirts with recession.
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They're a staple of Jane Austen novels: John Willoughby, who caddishly breaks Marianne's heart in "Sense and Sensibility"; George Wickham, who reels in both Lizzy and Lydia Bennett in "Pride and Prejudice"; Frank Churchill, in "Emma," who flirts with Miss Woodhouse while being secretly engaged to her frenemy, Jane Fairfax.
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The stories are deceptively small: Bill loses his cat; Remy flirts with a woman he made fun of in high school; Tig gets crowned Queen of the Mardi Gras, in her mother's place; she enters into a slow-burn courtship with her seemingly straight producer, Kate (played by Notaro's wife, Stephanie Allynne).
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Mr. Pamatmat imagines what would happen if the Antichrist (Kerry Warren) was a Jamba Juice-swilling savant getting help from the Four Millennials of the Apocalypse: Famine (Rosa Gilmore), for instance, complains that her roommates are stealing her food, while the hunky airhead War (Patrick Cummings) flirts with the neurotic Pestilence (Sathya Sridharan).
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There are reggae-inspired records like "Bad Mon", which likens Rihanna's "Man Down" and "Freedom", "What To Do" that has a production structure similar to the ones found in Afrobeat and of course she flirts with her dancehall roots with the "10 Bags" record, a 2018 production flip of the Bookshelf riddim.
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"The Great Wall" flirts with romance and bleats out a little propagandistic blather about the benefits of bilateral action, but the focus throughout remains on multitudes of shifting, surging bodies — human and beast, digital and not — that, as they ebb and flow, resemble a Chinese military pageant and a lavish Busby Berkeley number.
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He paraphrases thinkers from Freud to Judith Butler; he flirts with autofiction, making a record of his reflections through several Easters, as the parish priest, following Italian custom, shows up to bless his apartment (divorced, Albinati is back in the old neighborhood) and engages with him on the question of whether and what he believes.
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" Parry Mitchell, a Jewish peer, quit the Labour Party in disgust this summer, and put the issue this way to me: "How can I, a Jew and a Zionist, remain in a party where the leadership is so clearly hostile to Israel (even to its very existence) and which also flirts with anti-Semitism.
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The sun is still high in the afternoon sky, the place flirts with fullness even as it empties and refills around the edges—people in work clothes come and go on hooky sessions stretched to the absolute limits of respectability; others, in traditional young man's day-drinking attire, are clearly there for the duration.
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" Polar Bears Are Definitely ScrewedAs Arctic sea ice flirts with its lowest levels in recorded history, polar scientists are taking…Read more ReadIan Stirling, a professor at the University of Alberta, told the CBC that Ladoon shouldn't be allowed to chain his dogs outside in polar bear territory, and that the killer bear was likely "thin and hungry.
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Over the course of many photos, all set at the same kitchen table, Weems displays the joys and struggles of womanhood: It is there, in the kitchen, where she meets and flirts with lovers; laughs, cries, and smokes with friends; helps her daughter with homework; puts on makeup; and even bends over backwards in an erotic pose.
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Release date: August 223 Why it matters: Eliza Hittman's indie film, which made a splash at Sundance earlier in the year, is about a lonely teenager on Brooklyn's outer edge coming to grips with his own sexuality, as he flirts with an older man online while also starting a tentative relationship with a girl his age.
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" Giggs flirts with grime, but is more of a straight-ahead rapper, as heard on his insistent 2016 album, "Landlord," a pummeling tough-talk expedition on which he raps in violent whispers, almost in the vein of American minimalists like Roc Marciano and Ka. His phrasing is direct, his storytelling cold-eyed on songs like the harrowing "Just Swervin.
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Candidates need cyber hygiene As Democratic candidates like Kamala Harris, Elizabeth Warren and Cory Booker announce their intent to run for president, Howard Schultz flirts with a run as an independent and Trump gears up for his own re-election -- which may include a handful of GOP challengers -- every part of their cyber infrastructure becomes an attractive target.
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As busy as that description sounds, it's almost the breather the project needs before the high-tech aural blitz starts up again: "Natural Selection" careens through an atmosphere of fizzy synth stardust on four-to-the-floor rails; "Summing the Wretch" pairs digitally processed vocals against yet more amphibian-esque squelches; "The Burglars" flirts with becoming a number from a chiptune opera.
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The stakes couldn't be higher: North Korea races towards a miniaturized nuke that can hit American cities; China keeps propping up North Korea, stealing U.S. intellectual property, and forcing American investors to hand over their technology to Chinese state entities; and American businesses watch with horror as Trump flirts with blowing up the landmark U.S. trade deal with South Korea.
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There are a few places where these themes are touched on, and BOTW flirts with something like depth and complexity—there is a classroom where Vai (Gerudo for "women") learn about men and dating, and a secret shop where men's clothing is sold—but I was ultimately disappointed in the ways Gerudo town and culture just felt like window dressing.
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As is a prophet's prerogative, Douthat offers a few proposals for how the West might stave off such a crisis: He flirts with the conservative nationalism of Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe but devotes more attention to the theocratic "national community" advocated by First Things writer Yoram Hazony, citing as potential models the state of Israel or the Mormon-dominated Utah.
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Worldwide downloads grew 22012 percent in the last quarter of 22012, with nearly half a million downloads coming from the US. As activists and wary citizens prepare for a president-elect who seemingly disdains the First Amendment, flirts with the idea of creating a Muslim registry, and will soon sit atop a powerful surveillance apparatus, Signal has become the gateway drug to the encrypted life.
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Uncle Drew conflates that idea with something almost mythic, a blacktop legend who walked away from the game because it stopped being as pure as he hoped it would be, and it briefly flirts with the idea that Drew can't handle the way the Rucker has become commercialized (though I missed the resolution of this plot point because — and I mean this literally — I paused to take a sip of water).
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She flirts with R&B with an En Vogue-inspired style on "RSVP" and the more Teddy Pendergrass-eque fragment of a song, "Make Out With Me." Both explore her sexuality more fully than she ever has before while keeping it pretty PG. Whether Morris manages to continue to dominate country or crosses over out of necessity is a bellwether of where country is going, and a test of her independence.
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The denial of the millennial Jewish link to the Holy Land and the dismissal of the legal basis for the modern Jewish state in United Nations Resolution 181 of 1947 (Arab armies went to war against its Palestinian-Jewish territorial compromise and lost) as a means to argue for the abolition of the Jewish homeland and portray it as an immoral, colonial exercise in theft often flirts with anti-Semitism.
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The parents, played by Edie Falco and John Turturro, aren't the only ones who struggle with infidelity issues—Dana, who's engaged to Ben (Jay Duplass), finds herself crashing at her parents' place for a bit too long while she tries to figure out if she's really ready to commit, and Ali flirts with the kind of dangerous fun only afforded to city kids: sex, drugs, and, keeping with the 90s theme, raves.
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