But harping on the subject is unlikely to persuade her.
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I've been harping on the matter for a while now.
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And I'm not just harping on the "heartless bank" trope.
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But constantly harping about your busyness can actually have adverse consequences.
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So, I just don't understand why people are harping on that.
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We've been harping on the defensive stocks most of this year.
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She didn't lose voters by harping incessantly on race or gender.
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Rather than harping on Mickey's struggles, the show reveals them slowly.
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But Ventimiglia, 40, wishes viewers would stop harping on his character's passing.
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"I've been harping on this for a decade by now," he said.
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The main reason Mr Trump is harping on the issue is political.
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Instead of harping on negativity in your conversations, focus on positive gossip.
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LeStrange echoes this sentiment, harping specifically on the importance of natural light.
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We're going to keep harping on about them until the message gets through.
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Harping on a single, compelling reason is the best way to inform them.
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Harping on this matter shows we are still in the Middle Ages culturally.
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I won't waste too much time harping on the enormity of this confession.
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And his harping, whining and bullying only make us look petty and small.
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Harping on the importance of one-party rule is not new in China.
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Eckhart Tolle is constantly harping like a little bitch about the present moment.
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He was also harping on combat as a solution, and that's absolutely wrong.
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The league, he said, has been harping on the freedom of player movement.
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He also gave a classic campaign-style speech, harping on NAFTA and the TPP.
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Still, I couldn't get treated because the doctor couldn't stop harping on my weight.
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To be fair, Washington has been increasingly harping on the problem in recent months.
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Sean Illing This is why I'm always harping on the self as an illusion.
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"Sitting here, harping on the past, is just a waste of time," Beasley said.
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Did they follow up with stories of government competence after harping on government incompetence?
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Kernen: Royal-- it was actually bought by del-- Quick: Thank you--for harping on this.
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We've been harping on the fact that CES is a car show for years now.
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That being the case, why is the British left not harping on about those things?
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It didn't end with that address: Trump kept harping on the false forecasts in tweets.
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I'm harping on the $1,5103 price, but not because it's too high for any phone.
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Stop harping on the issues that flow from your racial identity, gender, and sexual identity.
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Men's rights groups have been harping on paternity fraud for the better part of a century.
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That is the way to get him to lose it, to keep harping on his assholeism.
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What's more, Hannity has just kept on harping on this point even after Wheeler's story unraveled.
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I've been harping on about shifts as underutilized since I began writing about the fight game.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer is tired of analysts and commentators harping on the stock market has become.
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JOE KERNEN: Royal-- it was actually bought by del-- BECKY QUICK: Thank you--for harping on this.
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For The Moody Blues, the honor comes after years of fans harping that the group deserved recognition.
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"We're constantly harping about the flu vaccine because we can do something to prevent it," he said.
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Graham cautioned Tuesday that the continued harping from Trump would ultimately undermine his own support among the public.
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Bulls keep harping on this slow improvement and insist that the earnings "trough" was in the first quarter.
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Despite harping on the latent dangers in emerging virtual reality technologies, Madary and Metzinger are far from Luddites.
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"We ought to stop harping on the concept of 'women's two roles,'" the editor, Eva Moberg, had written.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer is tired of analysts and commentators harping on how expensive the stock market has become.
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But still a great question to keep harping on, if only because it will drive him completely nuts.
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Sometimes, doing that work makes me feel like a broken record: a shrill, harping, man-hating, bitching broken record.
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The problem they run into is if they keep harping on low inflation it's going to sound really dovish.
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So, while some may be harping on our differences, it's worth remembering that deep down, we're all the same.
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Rather than harping on Douglas' initial tweet, let's focus on supporting these young women as they share their experiences.
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Now listen: I know I've been harping for weeks about why Issa should have slept with Daniel long ago.
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This is not a surprise given that is what they have been harping on for the past eight years.
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The leader of the party's House conference warned last month against harping on the impeachment of President Donald Trump.
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Relationships aren't about harping on your significant other until they break down and agree to do what you want.
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Republicans countered that Democrats were harping on access to documents because they could not quibble with Judge Kavanaugh's qualifications.
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Scott Lingamfelter (R-Woodbridge), is harping on Guzman's financial record: She's filed for personal bankruptcy twice in eight years.
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And as Wright kept harping on defense, the players took weeks to accept that changes needed to be made.
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Antitrust cases are typically a battle between experts, and AT&T has already started harping on the government's analysis.
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But now there's plenty of them, and we should be celebrating that fact instead of harping on who's the best.
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But the date wouldn't stop harping on about how he could make the same thing at home for less money.
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They kept harping on the idea that Taylor and Kent didn't have any firsthand contact with President Trump over this.
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I'm a bit worried about harping on about how tough it was for me because I'm just this pampered actor.
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It's about listening to one another and finding what holds us together instead of harping on what tears us apart.
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So really, Trump has kind of won on this one, which begs the question: Why is he still harping on this?
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Milford, New Hampshire (CNN)Donald Trump's harping on Ted Cruz's Canadian birthplace wasn't enough to help him win the Iowa caucuses.
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He was in Brussels for only about five hours and left before the meeting concluded — and just as the harping began.
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He's not harping on about the fact that he's gay, but he's proving that we can be just like everyone else.
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Accusing Trump of being a liberal isn't effective, but it serves a special pleading purpose that harping on his genuine weaknesses doesn't.
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But he did possess that one thing: he was the authentic outsider that the political class had been harping about for decades.
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In late November, Trump began promoting Moore by harping on how bad it would be to have a Democratic senator in Alabama.
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The person described Trump's Fed criticism as the latest on a list of "greatest hits," that the president has been harping on.
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Despite harping on the objectivity and transparency of their rules, moreover, many of the decisions that index providers make are, ultimately, subjective.
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There are so many great topics to write about, but people keep harping on the same — coming out, or unhappy love stories.
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"I really don't want to keep harping on the same thing, but I don't really think I said anything wrong," Anthony said.
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Republicans are sure to continue harping on the Green New Deal as a way to paint Democrats as out-of-touch extremists.
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The hapless father who is powerless to protect her is John, who toils away on the farm to escape his wife's harping.
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I bring this up because the bears keep harping on this like somehow it means a massive stock decline is imminent. Why?
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Instead of harping on Clinton's scandals and failures, Gingrich and Co. presented a real alternative before and during that historic midterm election.
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But Jackson, harping on timeworn hearsay, managed to insult and infuriate James in a wide-ranging interview with Jackie MacMullan of ESPN.
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Democrats realized that they couldn't bring Republicans to their column just by harping on Duke's long history of racist and anti-Semitic activity.
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Seeing, I keep harping on the end of this piece the restorative justice scene in which they sit down and have that conversation.
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Lunch. It's the most important meal of the day, if you choose to ignore the nutritionists harping on about the importance of cereal.
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That's why we have to keep harping on these principles in order to ensure that they apply to more of us, to everyone.
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It's a point Trump has been harping on to criticize McCabe's judgement in the Hillary Clinton email investigation since he fired McCabe in March.
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The months and months of Donald Trump wielding a big stick when it came to business, harping on unfair trade deals, bashing outsourcing, etc.
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I feel like the big issue with Star Fox Zero that everyone's harping on is the controls, and honestly—I don't get the hate.
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And now the cool light of the moon that's outside the window for Barry Lyndon ... I don't know why I'm harping on Barry Lyndon.
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But — and I really do hate to keep harping on this — all of those phones cost about twice as much as the Pixel 3A.
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As for the constant harping on individual failures, all large organizations, private businesses very much included, engage in some projects that don't work out.
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After the victory against Dallas, James talked about his team with another version of a sentiment he'd been harping upon since rejoining the Cavaliers.
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I keep harping on the fact that the real division in this country is between the empty-places people and the crowded-places people.
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Ms. Hendriks said she knew the situation was dire in summer 2017, when her supervisors started "harping" on her not to waste any starch.
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I've been harping on this quite a bit this season: Ash Tyler is not supposed to be alive in the eyes of the Klingons.
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And while the remarks were quite pointed, Mark hamhandedly jumped on them by calling them "extremely glib" and harping on how pricey Apple products are.
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Second, the U.S. dollar/Japanese yen that we've been harping on recently did indeed follow its recent "lower-high" with a "lower-low" last week.
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In my columns, I've been harping on the dominance of the Big five American tech giants — Apple, Amazon, Facebook, Microsoft and Google's parent company, Alphabet.
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As my frustration deepened, I began muttering bastardized sutras under my breath, which did nothing to quiet my harping inner critic: All form is emptiness.
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First, she identifies the constant harping on the requirements as (in Pai's words) needless, onerous, ill-defined, burdensome and so on as misleading and unsupported.
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President Donald Trump is harping on rally crowd sizes once again, this time over the media coverage of the growing number of attendees at Sen.
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I may have to reconsider upping my price range for bottoms above the $50-$100 mark if I'm going to start harping on about quality.
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Unlike their efforts in 1960s America and today's Ukraine, the Russians aren't amplifying tensions by harping on deep-seated and harmful ideologies like racism or fascism.
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Ian is right to keep harping on how young they were, and to point out that adults were the ones who welcomed children into the battle.
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I and many other TV critics have been harping on this for years, but Disney+ did not get any of our memos, as it turns out.
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Cops who worked under Tsachas in Brooklyn Transit accuse him of harping relentlessly on quotas and taking punitive action against minority officers who didn't meet them.
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Democrats consider unconscionable Republicans' refusal to recognise that gun control makes schools safer; Republicans fear Democrats' harping on the subject presages a wider assault on liberty.
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I keep harping on this because I'm brilliant and always right, but women are yet again the ones who follow their intuition and check on Madson's apartment.
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Gamay is, for sure, the cliché wine for fall, especially once people start harping on about what they are going to be serving at their Thanksgiving table.
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He spends recruiting meetings harping on his assistants to make sure their respective signees send in immunization records, because there's no support staff to collect them otherwise.
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Trump has been harping about building a 700-mile border wall along the U.S.–Mexico border, and recently sent a proposal to legislators, requesting funding for it.
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This is the dystopian future that lefties have been harping on about for decades, the long-term blowback from colonialism, and the direct result of corporate globalization.
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Harping on people all day long about the behavior you want to see has a tiny fraction of the impact you achieve by demonstrating that behavior yourself.
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But for the amount of people who were harping about what label it was on in the past, no one gives a shit when you're independent again.
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And rather than harping on the government's failures, as it recently had during unsuccessful campaigns, the party tried to home in on what it would get done.
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Harping on Muslims' status as a once-colonized group is a way of highlighting their ties to their countries of origin, over those to their host country.
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Mr. Khan masks his political opportunism by harping on the same point: If the London apartments were obtained legally, why can't the Sharifs produce the money trail?
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Sorry (not sorry) to keep harping on about it, but Facebook's Cambridge Analytica scandal forced the wider public think to about what we should share with the platform.
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ERA proponents, in turn, accuse conservatives of harping on the abortion issue because most of the dire consequences they predicted in the 1970s have already come to pass.
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Immediately, critics started harping about the dangers of centralizing control of tomorrow's money in the hands of a company with a poor track record of privacy and security.
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One is economic growth, which is worth the 3 1/2 trillion per point of GDP; that's why I'm harping on USMCA, not small potatoes, and limited government.
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With Apple CEO Tim Cook constantly harping on the poor privacy practices of ad-supported companies like Facebook, Zuckerberg might be gunning to draw regulator attention to iMessage.
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Despite the fact that unpaid taxes have prevented presidential nominees from taking office in the past, Democrats have not been harping much on the issue during Mulvaney's hearings.
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It's an understandable question, because climate change deniers keep harping on the fact that Harvey was the first Category 4 hurricane to make landfall since Charley in 2004.
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"Hey, Don, there's no evidence of collusion between the Russians and the Trump campaign, and you guys have been harping on that conspiracy for eight months," Hannity said.
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Because while Obama may have paid off Wall Street, the insurance industry, and Big Pharma he never stopped vilifying them and he never ceased harping about income inequality.
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And although that announcement may be unrelated to the CFIUS debate, it would show signaling from the White House that they're interested in harping on unfair trade deals.
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And I assure you that the media and the Never Trumpers will continue harping on how those comments will kill tax reform and how the Republicans will fail.
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They can join the battle by imposing a similar regime, instead of harping, whining and criticizing as they are wont to do whenever a Republican occupies the White House.
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" Climate change skeptics have been harping on that theory for years—Republican Senator Ron Johnson made the point in 2016, saying that "mankind has actually flourished in warmer temperatures.
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Given the partisanship that has taken root in the decades since Biden first entered Congress, harping on about reaching across the aisle may appear out of touch with reality.
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Democrats have long claimed that Republicans' harping on liberty was a pretext for lower taxes for the rich and fewer food stamps for the poor and curbs on pollution.
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It's hard to enjoy my memes in peace when everyone is harping on Kanye accidentally calling for 13th amendment to be abolished (he actually meant that it needed amending).
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Alarmed by conservative talk radio hosts and the constant harping of an intransigent Republican Party, many Americans believed that the ACA would rip apart the fabric of American life.
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So instead of harping on all Dirk can't do, it's a lot more informative (and fun) to frame his 20th season in a different way: What's his net value?
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Vanzant extended some empathy, but she spent a lot of the episode reprimanding Tran for making "classic mistakes" in her dating decisions with Brown and harping on her daddy issues.
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As a principal stakeholder in the Western world order, Washington cannot watch all that with a distracted eye, and keep harping on divisive and relatively small trade and financing issues.
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"Afro-Harping," which in Ms. Ashby's original 1968 version feels dialed in to hippie frequencies, sounds on the new album like a post-Dilla instrumental, a remix in real time.
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While some of the bigoted opposition supporters are busy harping on about how people "should just be white", the Roma supporters are yelling angry abuse at the non-Romany players.
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Scott, like McCain, is often described as a happy warrior -- someone who presents the positive attributes of being a Republican rather than harping on the negative characteristics of political opponents.
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The administration, except for John Bolton, publicly has been harping on the word denuclearization as if it means North Korea unilaterally just get rid of all of its nukes day one.
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So harping on the dangers of automation, while it may sound tough-minded, is in practice a sort of escapist fantasy for centrists who don't want to confront truly hard questions.
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McCarthy's increased harping on Pelosi, which started the week after the election, comes as the minority leader has been working to quell a challenge to her leadership post by Ohio Rep.
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Constant harping from the Alternative for Germany (AfD), a right-wing opposition party, and its ilk all over Europe threaten Chancellor Angela Merkel's commitment to uphold the vision of a borderless bloc.
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His rooted suspicion of academic views of empire is no more savagely expressed than during a lecture by a "tweeded rodent scholar": a borewas harping in dead metaphorthe horror of colonial heritage.
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Patrick Murray, the director of the Monmouth University Polling Institute, said that was in part because of Mr. Trump's persistent harping on the idea that the prosecutors have not found their Holy Grail.
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Trump spent much of the next 23 minutes harping on the segment and trying to debunk Stoddard's claim about him not doing well in the debates by reading off random polls from 33.
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And it's all the more ironic at a time when the Left and the media keep harping on cautionary tales like "1984" and "The Handmaids Tale" as parables in the Age of Trump.
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But it also plays into this idea of Black Lives Matter as a dangerous, terrorist organization, which is something that FOX News is always harping on about, and is a general conservative talking point.
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The media destroyed the real-life Clark, harping on her looks and "bitchy" demeanor (the way most strong, outspoken women are destroyed), her ex-husband publicly attacked her, and her nude photos were leaked.
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Far from the faux election rigging that Donald Trump has been harping on for weeks, this election isn't in danger of being stolen by Hillary Clinton, but in danger of being stolen from her.
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While Ms. Klobuchar said she doesn't want to be seen as "harping" on sexism in politics or "defined" by her gender, she worries that some voters don't believe a woman can beat Mr. Trump.
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Economic analysts are harping about problems in South Korea's real estate markets and construction industries while ignoring declining tourist arrivals from China and sharply slowing export volumes in the second quarter of the year.
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" She reverts to a sexist way of thinking — harping on Clinton's husband's transgressions, claiming "she has no political experience besides being first lady" and that it was "her husband who got her those jobs.
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The other disclosure that had me harping on Jumia's fulfillment expense was in the "Risk Factors" section, where the company highlighted that it operates in markets with under-developed physical, economic, legal, and institutional infrastructure.
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Why can't we talk about that, instead on harping on China's problems - they take only 7.7 percent of our exports – and excess oil supplies as some low-cost producers apparently want to kill their competitors?
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Harris did get some flak from observers for harping on this specific issue, though — whether Trump should be allowed on Twitter felt to some like a relatively small matter in the grander scheme of the debate.
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One, I plan to spend the entire season harping on how badly the Canucks need to bite the bullet and rebuild, so consider this a preemptive acknowledgment that "Vancouver has no young talent" isn't completely true.
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The sisters and even Kris are always harping on Kourtney for her work ethic, blatantly insulting her, calling her lazy, uncooperative, and refusing to acknowledge her excuse of motherhood for not wanting to work as much.
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In the interview with Robson, Mitchell spent a lot of time harping on the bad habits and unlearned fundamentals that he claims another Minnesota youngster, Zach Lavine, can attribute to coming up in an AAU environment.
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It's surprising to hear someone extolling a candidate's virtues rather than just harping on what's wrong with the opponent — it's surprising to hear, in other words, why we should elect someone rather than why we shouldn't.
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This context is to ask a relatively simple question: How do you write a show so out of convention, without any of those tangible desires everyone in the film and television world is always harping about?
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With the team's staff harping on the importance of a solid locker room environment for a very demanding travel schedule, it's no surprise that some of the most relaxed and charismatic players are on their roster.
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Anyway, Oakland's Day Wave will be playing South by Southwest this year (and a little shindig we're throwing) and seeing as we've been harping on about him for the better part of 12 months—guess what?
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Anna Eshoo, a Democrat from California, said after Republicans had spent seven years "harping" on replacing Obamacare, you'd think they would wait "a couple weeks for the CBO" to score their ideas before proceeding to a vote.
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Instead of harping on not buying the right names at the right time or not waiting long enough to take profit, Cramer suggested dropping the "shoulda, coulda, wouldas" and thinking about where your portfolio is most vulnerable.
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CLIFFORD E. ANDERSON Sacramento To the Editor: The biggest threat to American jobs and the American economy is not the trade deficit ("What Candidates Are Saying by Harping on Trade Deficits," The Upshot, front page, March 28).
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Mr. Sanders' refusal to concede in a timely way as Hillary Clinton won many millions more votes and his constant harping that she was "corrupt" furthered Mr. Trump's message and contributed to the con man's catastrophic victory.
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I thought that all those dire warnings about the inflationary consequences of the Federal Reserve's efforts to fight high unemployment, the constant harping on the evils of printing money, were grounded in genuine — stupid, but genuine — concern.
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I think Trump is a terrible president, but this whole Russia angle that the press has been harping on forever just gets in the way of the real issues, such as Trump's catastrophic position on global warming.
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This series continues to insist that Owen (Pratt) and Claire (Bryce Dallas Howard) would make a really cute couple, to its own detriment, and keeps harping on the same vague themes about parenthood, to no obvious end.
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He had obviously prepared for the subject of his birthplace to come up, and very quickly turned it around on his opponent, Donald Trump, who has been harping on the Cruz birther issue for the past few weeks.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China rebuked Taiwan's president on Tuesday for "irresponsible remarks" about the 1989 Tiananmen protests, saying Taiwan should stop harping on about the same old thing, after she called on the island's giant neighbor to embrace democracy.
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It may be corny to keep harping on about the atmosphere at Migration, but it was such a huge part of the festival that it bears repeating: the prevailing mood was warm, welcoming, happy, and (post-performances) awed.
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But instead of harping on not buying the right names at the right time or not waiting long enough to take profit, Cramer suggested dropping the "shoulda, coulda, wouldas" and thinking about where your portfolio is most vulnerable.
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Legislators have been harping on the scourge of pharmaceutical price hikes for some time now, and though the conversation remains partisan, some Republicans, including President Donald Trump, are starting to align with Democrats on ideas to solve it.
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He'd struggle to sell the war in Afghanistan — much less an open-ended role in this war — to his rank and file supporters by harping on the need to build up Afghan institutions, or even to tame the Taliban.
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We assume none of these people have seen the original 1988 John Waters film on which the musical is based, because then they'd be spending their time bemoaning the loss of Divine, not harping on about which boy is prettiest.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump has spent the last few weeks holding up former Vice President Joe Biden as the poster child of political corruption, relentlessly harping on discredited allegations that Biden abused his powers to protect his son's business interests.
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But in looking for a reason to be bullish as Apple stock shares declined on Wednesday morning by as much as 246.9 percent, the analysts weren't harping on China as a reason investors should be buying Apple on the dip.
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For all the harping on this particular Stephens column, and on Stephens's past controversies, I can not recall a single instance in the past dozen years when the Times hired a conservative writer and liberals were generally fine with it.
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Sherrod Brown, an Ohio Democrat who is up for reelection this fall in a state that Trump won in 2016, made a similar point -- to trust voters to make a judgment on Trump without harping on his daily controversies constantly.
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But first, remember that you and your partner will never see everything eye-to-eye, including money matters, and that's OK. Relationships aren't about harping on your significant other until they break down and agree to do what you want.
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They made a point of harping on the distinction, making it one of the prevailing rhetorical themes of the demonstrations, which flooded Washington on Saturday and clogged thoroughfares in dozens of other major cities across the US and around the world.
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But, of course, the President had already been exploiting football for political gain by harping on the issues he tries to make about patriotism or national identity, but that any thinking person can see are truly about barely obscured racism.
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This is a problem that Gates has been harping on for some time now, raising the issue at the Munich Security Conference in 2016, the World Economic Forum in Davos last year, and in an op-ed in Business Insider after that.
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Why upset the reform-minded Deng Xiaoping by harping on about people like Wei Jingsheng, then serving a 15-year term for his role in the Democracy Wall movement, which had seen protests spread across China and which Deng had crushed in 1979?
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Harping on the fact that this is what Trump is doing — that his campaign is about fear of the other, not "economic anxiety" — is true and important, but it simply reiterates the point that campaigns are in part clashes of incommensurable values.
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The Trump camp, meanwhile, had doubled down on those efforts by trying to turn off young women by harping on Bill Clinton's past, and Bernie Sanders' young devotees by talking up Hillary Clinton's past support for the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal.
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At the conclusion of each third period (or OTs in the more storied matches), we'd huddle in a tight circle on the front porch in below-zero temperatures and bum Camels off one another, harping on missed opportunities and extolling due praise.
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Critics almost uniformly found her harping on all the ways she'd been wronged exhausting, and while her diehard fan base remained supportive, no song on Reputation ever achieved the level of inescapable cultural saturation that, for instance, "Shake It Off" had in 2014.
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"They don't suffer fools -- they have a test when they know that people are just coming in and they haven't spent the time to build the network and the connections," "Harping on anti-trust and Wall Street is not going to cut it," Harrison said.
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There are things that you can only do when you have squared up and when traditional side-on fighters like Thompson, Daniels and Michael Page have learned the value of all of that, we'll see that kicking revolution that everyone keeps harping on about.
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A savvier Republican candidate in 2020 and 2024 could avoid the overt bigotry of Donald Trump while still harping on the costs of immigration and the dangers of Muslim terrorism — capturing Trump fans as well as more mainstream voters who feel concerned about these issues.
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Today, Mr. Orban's allies control the public media and most of the country's private news media, creating a centralized pro-government echo chamber for hate speech, ethnic identity politics and conspiracy theories, harping on anti-Semitic tropes and extremist rhetoric to bolster his party's base.
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That "different way to say the same thing" is definitely in line with speculation from last week that the president was being encouraged to emphasize what he sees as positive developments in the country rather than harping on negative things like "fake news" and "failing" newspapers.
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And people who live in parts of the country where land is cheaper and demand for development is either low or being somewhat adequately met by sprawl think it sounds snobby to be harping about the benefits of greater density in Palo Alto and Nassau County.
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Longtime Underworld series fans, for whom this has become a soap opera punctuated by violence: everyone's always harping on who did what to who years ago, there's a lot of hammy bad-guy scheming, and occasionally two poor doomed characters will hook up under unlikely circumstances.
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Recently, however, he gave a bizarre interview to a lefty outlet, the American Prospect, in which he called the far-right "clowns", urged Democrats to keep harping on about "race and identity" and mused over whom he was trying to oust and which colleagues he disliked.
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Throughout the entire postseason last year and into the preseason this upcoming year I'm sure it is something he keeps harping on to make sure the team is more prepared the next time they step on the court and make it so it doesn't happen again.
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Simply put, the C.S.U. didn't just borrow an issue from the far right; by demonizing immigrants and harping on a nonexistent refugee "crisis" — in fact, refugee arrivals are down significantly — it adopted a politics of fear and panic, for which it positioned itself as the savior.
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" SahBabii also the logical extension of the burgeoning Atlanta sound that I've been harping on over the past few months, the next progression of the soothing melodicism that you hear in music like Lil Yachty's most experimental songs, Quavo's solo features like "Good Drank," and Rae Sremmurd's "Black Beatles.
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While Gears of War might keep reiterating that you need to keep the fate of humanity in mind all the time and Deus Ex might keep harping on the quality of that humanity,Kingdom Hearts' story rarely asks you to focus on things on the level of big abstractions.
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Coach Steve received a handsome makeover from the cast of Queer Eye; after harping on it all season long, the school's principal has finally retired; and our protagonists Nick (Nick Kroll), Andrew (John Mulaney), Jessi (Jessi Klein), Missy (Jenny Slate), and Jay (Jason Mantzoukas) have graduated the seventh grade.
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ET, FSN Detroit, FSN Sun (Miami) ABOUT THE PISTONS (296-291): Van Gundy is a stickler for details and that sometimes grates on the players but he still was harping about the team allowing 37 points in the second quarter against Sacramento when players returned to practice Thursday.
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Things seem straight out of an absurdist play when defense lawyers keep harping on Garner's obesity and asthma being instrumental in causing his death and get even more bizarre when the whole trial comes down to discussing the nitty-gritties of Pantaleo's hand positions and what actually qualifies to be a fatal chokehold.
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It's common knowledge at this point that the Republican Party, and Donald Trump especially, has been engaging in some pretty ugly anti-Muslim rhetoric during this election cycle: obsessively harping on the importance of calling the enemy by its name, "radical Islam," and supporting a temporary ban on all Muslims coming into the United States.
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Backwards compatibility ensures that there's an ever-increasing library of games that can be played across generations, regardless of the silicon powering the box plugged into your TV. These aren't new ideas; Microsoft has been harping on them for more than a year now, and it's still unclear whether they'll truly take off in the way the company hopes.
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As if to assist him in that case, most Republican candidates (save Cruz) have spent the days since Iowa harping on Rubio's inexperience and lack of accomplishment, rather than his multiple amnesty volte-faces, while Trump has directed nearly all of his considerable firepower on Cruz, who isn't anywhere close to threatening him in New Hampshire.
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Maybe it's where we've been going all along; the ultimate evolution of T-shirts with Hermès bags, of the convergence between streetwear and luxury, the transformation of shows into Shows and Content, and the constant harping on the need for "experiences," and how they — be they travel or concerts — are vying with handbags and cashmere sweaters for pocketbook share.
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And in this season of nonstop harping on the rich, he's a reminder that starting great businesses is good for America, that great wealth can also do great good, and that you should never judge the moral worth of a person by the size of his or her bank account, no matter how small or large.
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"It's never a good idea to bash your old employer or throw your former boss under the bus because it just makes you look petty… Employers are looking for versatile and adaptive employees, so harping on the bad things at your prior company will only make you look like a Debbie Downer," says Wendi Weiner, Resume Writer & Career Transition Coach.
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Indeed, "framing" China's pitch will be key, added Mizuho, where analysts are expecting a conciliatory tone at the meeting — even amid Trump's regular harping on China's large trade surplus with the U.S. "We think that the compromise could take the form of Chinese investments in the U.S. creating jobs — this is already underway and more about framing," Mizuho said in a note Tuesday.
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While there is a lot of harping about grit being one of the most important qualities in life, for the average human, and indeed even for an algorithm, grit could also be misinterpreted as an individual having a long streak of non-accomplishment instead of looking at it in a coherent way and analyzing each data point within that streak in an objective manner.
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Seriously, he urged people, be nicer, including to your relatives who might be doubting whether religion is the right path for them: Still, some Christian families, whether because of the language they use, the way they act or treat others, or their constant harping on the same two or three issues, end up being seen as remote and not really a part of the community.
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Listen on: AppleSpotifyGoogleStitcherOr wherever else you get your podcasts How the Trumps cashed in on the White House From CNN's Marshall Cohen, who is deep into the details on all things Ukraine: President Donald Trump has spent the last few weeks holding up former Vice President Joe Biden as the poster child of political corruption, relentlessly harping on unfounded allegations that Biden and his family improperly mixed business with politics.
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