That's why the protests at Downing Street were so heartening.
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Yet seeing Sherrod Brown's name in this article is heartening.
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The emphasis on youthful performers during the biennial is heartening.
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Watching the Lords swings between the heartening and the depressing.
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Even the rare examples of sales are no less heartening.
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He's recorded an album so mannered it's cute and heartening.
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It's heartening to hear someone be so vulnerable in public.
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" The enormous amount of feedback on the framework was "heartening.
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Heartening, because Santiago Calatrava's soaring Oculus now teems with people.
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Still, the fact it even is a feature is heartening.
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These numbers are heartening, but they also present new challenges.
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It has been heartening to see the conversations are happening.
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The outpouring of support was heartening in a dark time.
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That Rousey reappeared not even a month later is heartening.
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It was a solid effort, if not a heartening one.
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That is heartening, but not the end of the problem.
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It was heartening to read this eloquent and timely editorial.
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But early signs from the new administration have not been heartening.
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One heartening aspect of today's bans is the reasoning behind them.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Alibaba's reunion with Ant Financial is heartening.
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It is heartening to see platforms scrubbing themselves of malicious content.
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The annual White House Science Fair is always a heartening occasion.
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There's something very heartening in that: to know you are valid.
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That's why Rex Tillerson's appearance before the Committee was so heartening.
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Q: Was it heartening when you finally started getting some gigs?
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That's heartening — and crucially important for the future of The Times.
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It is heartening to witness the nationwide conversation on sexual violence.
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Particularly heartening for Netflix should be its popularity among younger viewers.
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It's been both mortifying and vaguely heartening to hear from everyone.
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It's a fascinating — and heartening — look at New York City itself.
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Watching Mr. Campbell's facilities diminish is both bittersweet and surprisingly heartening.
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The astute and intelligent voices of our young people are heartening.
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He said Oslo's recommitment to the two percent goal was heartening.
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Even amid the disarray, some saw heartening reminders of the city's camaraderie.
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It was heartening to see real New Yorkers stand up for people.
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That Jokowi appointed her, given the feathers she has ruffled, is heartening.
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All of this should be heartening to me, as a Clinton Democrat.
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It's the most heartening thing I've heard in months on this trail.
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But there's a heartening corollary on the men's side of the roster.
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So, Honda's apparent return to its wackier side is heartening to me.
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It's heartening to see workers coming together and standing up for themselves.
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What is considerably less heartening is the president's response to this news.
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What's not as heartening or progressive is the discourse surrounding that accountability.
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The final tally for 2017 is expected to be no more heartening.
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"It was very heartening that [the concertgoers] cared that much," he said.
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This episode makes the heartening suggestion that she might not be correct.
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But the most heartening thing in the Super Bowl were the ads.
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The results delivered the heartening news that Europeans still care about Europe.
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New York shouldn't be seen as a surprising and hugely heartening outcome.
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Progress at Abrons and Performance Space has been heartening, Ms. Johnson said.
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Always candid but never cynical, Gates gives some heartening but realistic advice.
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It was eye-opening and heartening to read so many inventive suggestions.
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That may not be as heartening a statistic as it seems, however.
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It was heartening to see that did not cause some massive rejection.
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Set against those increasingly alarming negatives was the heartening performance of Matz.
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"It's really heartening to see these reefs be so resilient," Gates said.
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There has been a heartening outpouring of support from the international community.
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Here at Gizmodo, it was a healthy mix of heartening and downright depressing.
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I think it's heartening to put these declines in a more constructive perspective.
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It's heartening, too, that some in the FBI are taking this danger seriously.
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It's heartening to see people coming together peacefully, cooperatively, and above all, effectively.
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It shows that the advance of decency has been steady, heartening—and fragile.
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As it becomes dark, it's heartening to see so many folks hustling late.
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It is heartening, therefore, that most polls show Jokowi firmly in the lead.
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It's heartening that conservatives like Sykes and Sheffield recognize there is a problem.
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It's heartening that both shows try to be insightful in an entertaining way.
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That's heartening for sure, but there was still some bad news mixed in.
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"I'm getting some heartening news here," Schumer said shortly after reading McConnell's comments.
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It is heartening, though, that colleges still give applicants credit for community service.
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While the numbers are heartening, lawmakers say, much more needs to be done.
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It was perhaps the most heartening example yet of mobilization through social media.
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It won wide coverage across television, social media and news sites, heartening allies.
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It's heartening to see Cho's initiative getting so much traction, along with Takei's.
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It is heartening that Mr. Barr hasn't come out swinging against Morrison v.
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Seeing these dramatic changes implemented in a span of weeks has been heartening.
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Last year, I identified that anxiety as the most heartening trend of 2019.
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Dillon's team has a long way to go, but the win was heartening.
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It's heartening when musicians and writers who believe in contemporary music receive acknowledgment.
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She termed the increase in participation "heartening" at a news conference last month.
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The dedication of Aurora's assorted casualties to labor beyond ineffable tragedy is heartening.
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And the effect is heartening: so many children engrossed in a Mozart opera.
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The public protests over the House move to weaken the office were heartening.
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It is heartening to see standout examples of positive Asian roles in recent years.
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And it is heartening that The Hollywood Reporter asked me to write this response.
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The fact that their infrastructure survived, even if all the corals didn't, was heartening.
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In their most pressing form, these quests can go global, sometimes with heartening results.
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And I think it's very heartening for everyone that works in the Coke system.
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It was a heartening scene—people hoping to help in any way they could.
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It's a heartening idea for anyone who has taken a work failure to heart.
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These examples should be heartening, but they should not turn drive members into complacency.
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Even more heartening in some ways is that the solutions are seemingly so easy.
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This is a great start -- with heartening support on both sides of the aisle.
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It's heartening, then, to discover that the research doesn't support such a grim outcome.
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This is heartening news, especially given that other viruses can be quick to mutate.
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And it's been heartening to hear that they feel the article depicts them accurately.
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This was, on one level, heartening: 10 years ago, these buildings sat largely empty.
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The result in the 225nd District is particularly heartening for Republicans: Longtime Democratic Rep.
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And the view from abroad is a heartening one, to my eyes, at least.
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His proposals were particularly heartening to environmentalists pushing the state to fight climate change.
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The sheer functionality of this sacred space was heartening — democracy and theology effortlessly intertwined.
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It's heartening that Muslim groups raised more than $200,000 for bereaved families at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh, and heartening too that the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh is now raising money for the victims of the New Zealand mosque attacks.
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There's still something fascinating — and maybe even heartening — about the series struggling with its origins.
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And that it worked — or appeared to work, for now — is, in a way, heartening.
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IT IS heartening that the euro area has a knack for surviving near-fatal crises.
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It is heartening to see the eclipse of the generations-long failed war on drugs.
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Knowing that men are taking an active role in the discussion is heartening to learn.
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There are three options that I can think of: None of these is particularly heartening.
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No, but it's heartening to see these rather inertia-bound companies finally embrace the future.
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Walters's story should be heartening for the anti-Trump activists flooding Congress members' phone lines.
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And something I've always found heartening is that the reading public usually gets it right.
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It's heartening that the Justice Department did not base its antitrust decision on Aetna's threat.
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But that's a good thing: it's heartening to know that Dunn and co are lifers.
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Still, it's heartening to know that there are acts that embarrass even the Trump team.
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But most heartening of all is the Serena revealed in the recent Vanity Fair profile.
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These heartening results are due to a focused, school- and community-based primary prevention program.
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It was heartening to hear that some of the dogs had been rescued from homelessness.
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For smaller publishers, or those without backing from venture capital, the situation is less heartening.
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And the simplicity of the mechanism — microbes that stimulate the innate immune system — is heartening.
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It's so heartening because I was very nervous about doing it, and then this outpouring.
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It's heartening, therefore, to hear Ms. Youner kvell about her new friend, Shirley Zweibel, 87.
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Every encounter, every thrilling chase and absurd mating dance, reveals the heartening tenacity of life.
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It is heartening to see America quietly smoothing over its regional differences in this way.
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In my mind, it's one of the most heartening developments to come out of this tragedy.
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In the end, it's heartening that such men exist, whether or not you share his convictions.
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And heartening to know that other women can look to it as an example as well.
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That's another heartening reminder of the power of ideas to shape the course of history. ♦
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Biden's collapse is heartening to progressives, but does it really advance their goal of beating Trump?
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That disappointing result aside, though, what emerged in the vigorous response to that poll was heartening.
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It is heartening to observe a habitat formed over centuries being recreated in a few weeks.
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Google founder Sergey Brin's appearance at San Francisco International Airport was a heartening visual of that.
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It was heartening to find so many people prepared to reason thoughtfully about important moral issues.
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I do know that Hillary has expressed some interest in the topic, and that's very heartening.
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The heartening news is that, based on Monday's testimony, the hunt is in good hands. Gen.
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Given India's recent issues with women's safety in public places, this is a heartening incident indeed.
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"It's heartening to see workers coming together and standing up for themselves," one employee tells Hyperallergic.
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It's heartening to see Clinton come out for a large expansion in the child tax credit.
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But stereotypical as they seem, the communal insistence on living a virtuous life is heartening still.
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The results, if you've ever fought with someone trying to put together a Billy, are heartening.
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It is heartening that in the Senate Judiciary Committee, we saw a bipartisan breakthrough when Sens.
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Despite his woes, not all the results of the new polls were heartening for Mrs. Clinton.
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It's heartening to see quantifiable innovation rewarded on the largest scale Canadian music has to offer.
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The rousing welcome for a $123 billion tech firm aimed at consumers is heartening for Spotify.
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The fiscal deficit has been reduced by 10 bps to 3.3% in FY20, which is heartening.
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Overall, it's been heartening to see many workplaces take sexual misconduct seriously by sanctioning the perpetrators.
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But then he grinned, a heartening sign that he is growing into some perspective -- and maturity.
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It's heartening to see that so much of the work rated by The Times is recent.
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Investors appeared to find its earnings and delivery totals (and progress on its Chinese factory) heartening.
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"This is so heartening," said a middle-aged woman who works as a freelance book editor.
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It is heartening to see Vanderbilt leading the way in tackling our nation's plastic pollution crisis.
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But it offers heartening evidence that four decades in the theater have not jaded Ms. Vogel.
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This was unexpected and very heartening to see them stand shoulder to shoulder with fellow Muslims.
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The work ends on a heartening note, with a video of Mr. Briggs, alive and rapping.
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And it's heartening to see developers condemn racist behavior, even when it might hurt their bottom line.
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Despite heartening political developments over the last two years, the nation remains in a fiscally dark place.
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Morgan said it was heartening to see fashion brands starting to take responsibility for their supply chains.
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It was heartening to see such a level of interest in what we are trying to tackle.
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Recognizing his wife's support of him throughout the awards show circuit for Moonlight was heartening to hear.
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It is heartening to me that what we've seen of Death Stranding so far focuses on work.
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But after so many missteps on so many other fronts, it was heartening to see them demonstrated.
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Chris Hemsworth revealed a similar embarrassing moment on Ellen that actually turned out to be pretty heartening.
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The fact that the two clubs provided the logistical support to make that happen is hugely heartening.
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Pineda's performance was heartening, although it was the worst performance by a starter during the win streak.
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But still, I find it heartening when ski areas commit themselves to something other than generic resortiness.
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The bipartisan support witnessed in the Senate should be heartening to those who support a strong America.
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Despite the crowd control issues, the instant popularity of the Shanghai location is surely heartening for Costco.
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Leah Weiss, who lectures at Stanford Business School on mindful and compassionate leadership, called Zimmer's revelation heartening.
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It is also heartening that this is not the only bi-partisan effort underfoot tackling climate change.
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In short, the U.S. labor market is very strong right now, and this is a heartening report.
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Certainly, it's heartening to know that President Obama has his head and heart in the right place.
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On the one hand, it was heartening to witness mixed units of Pashtu, Uzbek and Tajik soldiers.
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But look carefully and you'll find a number of hardy holdouts, and even a few heartening newcomers.
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The heartening message of my book is that despite these challenges, sometimes policy analysis makes a difference.
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It was heartening to discover that on-demand work could be both financially viable and emotionally fulfilling.
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I'm looking at this as a phenomenon to show where America is, and it's heartening to me.
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Op-Ed Contributor It's heartening that so many Confederate statues are being taken down in the South.
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This is what makes women saying no powerful, and why it's heartening that many are speaking up.
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It's heartening to see that medical groups are voicing their opposition to the American Health Care Act.
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Your welcome-home speech to Gambians in exile must have been really heartening for them to hear.
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In "Rubies," it was heartening to see Megan Fairchild and Gonzalo Garcia cutting loose and having fun.
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The report will be heartening for Apple as it looks to lessen its reliance on iPhone sales.
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And it has been heartening to find that in moments of need, people step forward to help.
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Opinion Columnist The center-left is feeling ambitious these days, and it's a heartening thing to see.
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It's like a huge tidal wave of trans folks and allies have banded together, which is heartening.
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It was heartening to see six approaches to womanhood in politics on display before the American people.
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Although this is a decidedly stupid controversy, it is heartening that most people understand that it's decidedly stupid.
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"How to win the World Cup" (June 9th) presented the heartening conclusion that "dictatorships are rubbish at football".
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We explored the implications of Donald Trump having control of the NSA as President, and they weren't heartening.
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That 40-percent crash reduction rate from a NHTSA report that Tesla often cites is heartening and reassuring.
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Rogers' participation was seen as a heartening sign to many of the establishment side of national security advisers.
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Rogers' participation in the transition team was seen as a heartening sign for traditional GOP national security advisers.
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There is something alarming about this homogeneity, but it's also perversely heartening, how we are all the same.
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Supporting LGBT rights in North Carolina is important and heartening; even Trump has stood up against the law.
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Progress has been especially heartening with regard to the growing population of incarcerated women and girls in America.
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"It is heartening to see active enforcement of the law in respect to protecting service members," said Levitt.
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The changing attitudes are "heartening" for parents like Padma Iyer who said "something good comes out of everything".
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It is heartening to see an emerging, though odd, coalition in Washington that's beginning to ask such questions.
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Michaels says it has been "very heartening" to see the nation's overwhelmingly supportive response to his client's arrest.
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But we have also seen some heartening victories for one of democracy's core tenets: the right to vote.
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It was heartening for Muna to see distressed compatriots arrive in the place she had made her home.
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If clear-eyed threat assessments leave him sobered—"dare we say, humbled," Allen and VandeHei wrote—that's heartening.
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It's at least heartening to realize how weird that would come off in a cheery teen comedy today.
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It is not a heartening sight, said Bill Cunningham, a former executive director of the state Democratic committee.
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The enormous ovation for Ms. Kamensek, one of just five female conductors in the Met's history, was heartening.
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The only heartening thing in all this is that news outlets are pushing back to maintain their independence.
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The second lesson is less heartening: more asset sales will be required to erase Vivendi's persistent conglomerate discount.
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The utopia they envisioned has yet to materialize, to say the least, but seeing their efforts is heartening.
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It was truly heartening to see such an appetite for this not-entirely-fashionable breed of video game.
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More heartening, though, Rogers said much of the Google searches center around a clear desire for useful information.
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It is heartening for Barbosa to know that fans remember the old days, back when the magic started.
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It'd be heartening to see Mr. Heastie fight as hard for this as he has for a raise.
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So it was heartening at the Public Theater's Under the Radar festival to see an about-face midstream.
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"It's extremely heartening for people who want certain legal protections for individuals who possess certain lifestyles," he explains.
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But the subjects are winning and heartening, and their mission is one you just can't take issue with.
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And just as heartening, the Trump phenomenon has sharpened the wits of a whole new breed of entertainers.
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It's inside-baseball, and sometimes it's too much, but it's heartening to realize that attention has been paid.
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Diacovo described the heartening messages and artwork patients made to express gratitude for the medical staff at Rangel.
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So it was heartening, at least, to see Woods diverging from that script and reveling in the journey.
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It's heartening to see the museum's current leadership taking an early interest in artists like Ms. Onyinyechi Amanze.
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The public outcry that followed the forced separation of parents and children at the border last year was heartening.
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In this depressing company of wall-builders, door-slammers and drawbridge-raisers, Canada stands out as a heartening exception.
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The consumption-poverty measure that produced the heartening 133% figure, for example, was pegged to consumption levels in 1980.
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This focus on solitary confinement is heartening as this grueling punishment exacts a heavy toll, something I witnessed firsthand.
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"Seeing these new results submitted for publication is heartening in and of itself," he told Gizmodo in an email.
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"It's really heartening and heartwarming to see this movement for public education taking root around the country," Warren said.
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But last night, their openness to change, dialogue, and bipartisan agreement on criminal justice reform was heartening and hopeful.
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Ellen PartnoyWells, British Columbia To the Editor: How heartening to know that someone else has an identical sleep pattern!
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The most heartening fact about the family separation saga is that American civil society has revolted against the policy.
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It is heartening to see that the fury of the right and left seem to have a common cause.
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"It's very heartening, " said John Wimmer who is rebuilding a new house on the site of his former home.
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That's heartening, given the triple threat of Trumpian protectionism, Federal Reserve rate rises and the steady pressure on fees.
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That is why it is so heartening that both Representatives Sean DuffySean Patrick DuffyHouse asks Facebook: 'What is Libra?
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It's heartening, then, that the bills in Iowa, Missouri, and North Carolina were introduced without the help of Repair.
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What has been heartening to perceive is the backlash towards the fat-shaming attitudes evident in the Insatiable trailer.
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It's heartening to see this level of cooperation, if that's what it is, in the new gaming economy. Confirmed!
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It's been really heartening to see the numbers of young people willing to mobilize and dedicate time to marching.
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That's why it was heartening to see the Democrats contest every congressional district in Texas' primary elections last week.
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They've largely kept those promises, a heartening demonstration of public service that makes for a sharp contrast with Congress.
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It is heartening that these recordings are there, and that the companies can earn some box office from them.
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It is heartening that these recordings are there, and that the companies can earn some box office from them.
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Some are pre-arranged flash mobs, some are spontaneous, but all are warm and heartening and good for morale.
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Straight talk, clear talk, empathetic, thoughtful and heartening — these briefings are providing, during this crisis, everything a leader should.
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"It was so heartening to see that this party, that the RNC, is staunchly behind this president," she said.
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The new and accumulating research suggests something heartening: People who are single are doing much better than we realized.
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What is heartening for stock markets is the continued liquidity inflows, with FIIs rejoining the bandwagon after a lull.
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Less heartening, he noted, was the smattering of cheers for Trump's declaration from the Democratic side of the aisle.
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It's heartening, then, that there is a small but growing movement to pass privacy legislation on a state level.
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Heartening news, to be sure, but Criterion is a boutique label that is purposefully selective about what it distributes.
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" While this apparent confidence may be "heartening, it isn't always a positive message for stock returns in the months ahead.
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What's heartening from the findings, Jones said, is how social skills can be taught and learned throughout a child's development.
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Who knew that my most heartening ideological conversation in ages would involve gonads, gender wars, and for heaven's sake Reddit?
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The sheer success its found among a demographic that also overlaps with the people who produced GamerGate is frankly heartening.
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Google's fast turnaround on explaining how it sees these screen issues and its promises to release software updates are heartening.
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This is particularly heartening for Fox, because the studio's last superhero release was August 2015's epic bomb Fantastic Four.
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Charlie proves to be a heartening foil, working as an outspoken advocate for Women's Aid and Sport Respects Your Rights.
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It's heartening to see people who mostly talk online get together in person to talk about the movies they love.
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But when members of Congress visited one facility in Clint, Texas, two weeks ago, their experience was less than heartening.
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To have so many recognisable international airlines performing well is heartening, especially for the frequent flyers that rely on them.
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At the New York Film Festival, Stephen Holden of The Times called it "a heartening return to form" for Almodóvar.
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While your presence on the news and at the scenes of these tragedies is heartening, it doesn't impress my students.
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Interacting with his students—who are politically mixed and who have always been "polite" during political discussions—was somewhat heartening.
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Most heartening, he found community groups and public agencies working to reclaim the environments after decades of contamination and neglect.
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To the Editor: It's heartening to see the energy, enthusiasm and idealism of our young people on full-throated display.
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The most heartening trend to come out of large tech companies in 2018 was a surge in employee-led activism.
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But it is also heartening to watch this young democracy exercising a right denied to many in the surrounding region.
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It's heartening that a studio has enough respect for its audience to not shy away from this exchange between characters.
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This data is heartening for supporters of the New York law, who hope to see similar findings in their state.
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"So it's heartening for me to hear that all these other companies also think about the future of this country."
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We thought it a hypothesis well worth testing, especially as it could provide a heartening explanation for our earlier findings.
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It's heartening to see a show, particularly at a small nonprofit space, making the effort to realize its curatorial politics.
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I did so on Thursday, and it was a heartening experience to see seven young players display their immense talents.
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"It's been heartening, to me, to hear that people are surprised by our cover choices across the board," she said.
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On a personal level, I find it heartening to read music history and biographies of composers and other creative people.
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It is heartening to see the festival continue to gain ground as it endeavors to present a wider range of visions.
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But, hey, in a time when it seems like celebrities can't stay married (lookin' at you, Brangelina), this is heartening news.
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What the whole experience offered was a massive reaffirmation—a heartening, human reminder of how much going out means to people.
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Taken in alone, the blueprints could be the most heartening works on view, outlining an urban space built with cultural sensitivity.
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It's heartening, though, that vocal customers were actually able to effect change, hopefully in a way that reverberates well beyond Logitech.
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Despite glossing over the more serious aspects of aging, it's heartening to see works of pop culture that take women seriously.
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While it was heartening to hear Sanders' campaign manager state unequivocally there would be no violence at the National Convention, Sen.
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So it's heartening when celebrities use their influence to make pubic hair feel like the mundane biological thing that it is.
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These heartening results remove a potential barrier to crewed interplanetary missions — and just in time for us to start planning them.
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In that respect, it might be seen as heartening for the central bank and the finance ministry to battle it out.
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For the region, where rulers with authoritarian instincts have been steadily curbing political freedoms, it is a heartening victory for democracy.
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McFadden tells PEOPLE the work being done by local groups was no less heartening than the hardships they face were cruel.
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Back then, the outcome was meant to be a heartening moral; right now, it hits a little too close to home.
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ON SEPTEMBER 12th, before it could reckon how much damage Hurricane Irma had caused, Turks and Caicos got some heartening news.
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This would be a more heartening development if WeChat were not also a surveillance and propaganda tool of the Chinese government!
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The folks at OKCupid have released some heartening new data that shows strong, liberal women have more success in landing relationships.
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These are heartening signs that big industry players have decided to act on their own without waiting for further regulatory action.
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And it was kind of heartening to see that, even in these unlettered people from a very remote corner of Afghanistan.
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It's heartening: The idea that communication isn't easy even for someone whose raw, direct alto voice makes it sound that way.
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Broad support for the Carl D. Perkins Career and Technical Education Act, which passed through the House last month, is heartening.
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It is heartening to see impact investors developing evidence-based methods to tackle the complex and critical challenges that face us.
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The post-inaugural protests were heartening, the Women's March was inspiring, and the ongoing Russian revelations continue to damage Trump's presidency.
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It is heartening that the Maoists have shed their revolutionary mantle and speak of fostering growth to rival China's or India's.
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It's heartening that Abrams apparently plans to file a lawsuit to change Georgia's election processes and make it easier to vote.
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A "huge breakthrough made by women," marveled David Gergen, and the heartening engagement of millennials, is all good news for democracy.
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One of the more heartening aspects of the First Step Act, however, is how vociferously many conservatives have countered Cotton's claims.
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At a time when many Americans roll their eyes at campaign promises, it's heartening to see a president deliver on his.
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But perhaps most heartening is what happens when kids know help is available: they seek it out, and utilization increases dramatically.
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These stories are heartening if misleading, given the industry's habit of destroying its history, which, of course, is our history, too.
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So it's heartening to notice some recent developments that might lead to more rational policies and more affordable and accessible devices.
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The global measures of income are good enough to reflect the heartening gains in the various dimensions of reducing economic misery.
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This is heartening news in Silicon Valley, where a number of other corporations are poised for their own I.P.O.s this year.
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But it's heartening to see communities independently coming together to support each other in tackling COVID-19 where local governments cannot.
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Initially there were heartening bulletins of a survivor who yelled from under the debris and another who answered a telephone call.
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Qassim Suleimani, it was surprising, and heartening, to see Iranian students bravely protesting their government's accidental downing of a Ukrainian jetliner.
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Instead, Ms. Mazzio, a onetime lawyer, ushers us through court rulings and Senate hearings marked by heartening successes and crushing setbacks.
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Something heartening happened as we prepared to see the Senate complete its pantomime of a trial and acquit President Donald Trump.
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This fact was heartening for his supporters like Andrea Shapiro Davis, who worked in Bloomberg's administration as his director of appointments.
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But U.S. airstrikes against the Syrian military in April and against pro-Assad militia Thursday are, from Riyadh's perspective, heartening signs.
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The Emmys' strides in diversity over the past five years have been heartening, and there was plenty to celebrate in 2019.
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But it may be heartening to know that workers are actively working on learning better ways to communicate with one another.
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"But what I find most heartening is the action in the commodities and commodity-related stocks," the "Mad Money" host said.
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But what's so heartening about the new MST3K is that Hodgson and his latest crew know being silly doesn't excuse being lazy.
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It is heartening to see the FotoFocus Biennial continue to gain ground as it endeavors to present a wider range of visions.
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I don't know if he's right, but don't you find it heartening when you consider how right Sebastian's been in the past?
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While gender parity in one niche program doesn't signal the end of the need for progress, it is still heartening to see.
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In a universe of reality shows built on mean-spirited competition and petty griefs, the Bee showcases a heartening ethos of support.
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But initial work with governments especially has been heartening, since they have "more idiosyncratic language needs" and a large volume of text.
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It's truly heartening to see the House Financial Services Committee wouldn't allow the SAFE Banking Act to fall by the wayside. Sen.
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It is heartening that British and Australian intelligence services, working together, picked up the traces of this potential attack just in time.
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Rebooting the phone and making sure the screen was fully clicked in seemed to fix this, but it wasn't a heartening experience.
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And it's heartening that the demand for Cuarón's film—which greatly benefits from big-screen viewing—has led to even more showings.
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That both the Journal and Fox News were willing to call out the administration's disinformation campaign is not only heartening, but vital.
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But since then, it's certainly been heartening to see many of them come to realize why I felt it was so important.
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This is about a modest but heartening development in a place better known for its crooked deals and other abuses of democracy.
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David Cutler, a health economist at Harvard who worked on the study of older Americans, said the research on children was heartening.
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Despite his troubling rhetoric about race and about members of the NFL, the President has taken heartening recent actions on criminal justice.
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It is time for a change, and it is heartening to see some Arab leaders exercising the boldness needed to achieve it.
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It's heartening to see a program that turns this dreaded but still unavoidable tool into a fun and inclusive experience for all.
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How heartening to renew acquaintance with the uninhibited and adult eccentricity that BalletX, a company devoted to new choreography, seems to encourage.
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But the numbers are straightforward enough, and for those fortunate enough to hold stock, they are heartening: It's been a splendid market.
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The numbers are heartening, confirming that the sluggish yet consistent recovery of the American economy has finally begun to lift all boats.
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These anecdotes are heartening, but it's not just gamers who feel that video games can help in the treatment of mood disorders.
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The loss haunts the parents even when they sense some heartening progress in court or in speaking to schoolchildren who pay attention.
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It is heartening to see this omission starting to change through the inclusion of works by artists of color at the NPG.
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It was heartening to see the people of Berlin receive you so warmly, and to watch you speak with Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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One other heartening fact: Electric vehicle sales in China jumped 70 percent last year, thanks in large part to generous government incentives.
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The worldwide reaction to the country's current horrific fire season is a heartening reminder that our international connections are stronger than ever.
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The wave of women running for office in the U.S. in 2018 is a heartening sign that the trend may be changing.
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But it's also somewhat heartening to see her supporters lean into those insults and turn them into an empowering feminist rallying cry.
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What's heartening is that of those accepted to compete, 35% of feature films had a woman director, while 19863% of short films did.
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And it is heartening to see a handful of Republicans joining Democrats to demand that the extent of the interference be thoroughly investigated.
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It's heartening to see that Ringgold get prime real estate alongside Picasso, but her piece is just one among a sea of his.
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I, for one, find it heartening that in a final episode marked by rampant speculation, at least Lindsay felt confident in one decision.
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It was a heartening sign of employees pushing back on the problems of their own companies, but that doesn't erase the original problem.
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Madhav Khosla, an expert on the Indian constitution at Harvard University, describes the ruling as a heartening step in the country's legal evolution.
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In the midst of so many accusations of abuse against women in the music industry, it's certainly heartening to see people taking stands.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It's always heartening to see an art historical institution take a big step into the modern era.
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Her story and perspective on life and material things was inspiring, and it was heartening to know we share so many similar values.
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But it's heartening to see people like him paving the way for more dialogue around gender identity and acceptance for the trans community.
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"It's heartening that nationalistic attitudes towards refugees is in decline in the UK," said Ruben Vardanyan, co-founder of the Aurora Humanitarian Initiative.
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Heartening pop music sloshes evenly over the shelves, on which just about every aspect of boring municipal life is reproduced in Lego form.
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" But actually, that is heartening, considering that 12 percent of respondents in the survey believed it includes the "right to own a pet.
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In one sense, it's been heartening to see such a broad swath of citizens declare that Trump's rhetoric among minorities offends their sensibilities.
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But it's heartening to see an appellate court recognize that entrepreneurial lawyers who get good results deserve to be compensated for their enterprise.
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Aside from this being heartening news for man's best friend, the study authors think the finding has some relevance for us bipeds, too.
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The deal sends a signal that is heartening for baseball: At least in the National League East, most everyone is trying to win.
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Obviously, it had been a frustrating summer, but to see her come back, and the style she came back in, was very heartening.
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That the company responded so quickly to the misinformation Trump shared — it was within an hour of the president's speech — is similarly heartening.
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As this revelatory, heartening exhibition shows, she was an artist who made remarkable pictures throughout a career that spanned more than four decades.
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More remarkable, though, is how the film and Ms. Whelan, without falsification, turn an extreme form of midlife crisis into a heartening tale.
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"And so I think I think they're taking as much care with the data as we are and that's very heartening to see."
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Research and charity organizations have dedicated a heartening number of resources to studying—and offering support to—those living with cerebral palsy (CP).
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It was also heartening to see people of all ages, though fortunately none of the children I encountered were screaming or throwing tantrums.
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In one revealing and heartening sequence, Gore visits Georgetown, Texas, to talk to Mayor Dale Ross about the city's move toward renewable energy.
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Ikea's decision to extend the same policy to all employees is heartening, but also a reminder of how far we have still to go.
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The now-former chief strategist will no longer be advising President Trump, which is somewhat heartening for those of us who care about immigrants.
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Even more heartening, this seems to be part of a larger, nationwide trend — women are slowly starting to accept their bodies as they are.
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It will hardly be news to her numerous fans, but it will be heartening if the accolade prompts a wider reevaluation of her standing.
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In some sense, it's heartening for people to believe that the kind of love they saw depicted on the page existed in real life.
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But look around the landscape of this season's network TV debuts, and you'll see a heartening shift via one woman in particular: Chrissy Metz.
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It's so exciting and heartening to see two women connect so organically in what is a very odd and in many ways artificial environment.
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It is heartening, then, that there is still room on Broadway for a challenging play that lasts over three hours and ends with catastrophe.
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"But it's heartening to know so many people recognize what a great opportunity this is to be part of NASA's exciting mission," he said.
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Actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus announced Thursday that she has breast cancer, sharing a heartening post on Twitter that also calls for universal health care.
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Politics is exhausting, but USB-C forensic analysis is exhausting and a little heartening: it's a mess, but we can fix it with science.
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"It is also heartening to see the incredible generosity of community volunteers rallying to help those affected by this terrible event," the queen said.
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It is at least heartening that both are willing to step up to their responsibility to protect a precious part of our civic life.
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Although classical music is on the decline in America, it's heartening to know that someone, somewhere in the world is attempting to revitalize it.
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Although it's certainly possible that Cait will vote for a Republican candidate, a willingness to listen is a heartening turn in the right direction.
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For liberals alarmed by Donald Trump's election, there is something heartening about the revelation that the new president has no idea what he's doing.
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Theatergoers hoping for more heartening news might want to check out the rousing, brisk production of "Hamlet" at the open-air Shakespeare's Globe theater.
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She added that the restoration of the award was heartening for her engineers, who are focused on creating microrobotic functions that simulate human movement.
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That is heartening news for USA Hockey, which must also confront another issue as it seeks to bolster the number of good American goalies.
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It was heartening to see the largest number of women candidates ever elected to Congress — as well as the most diverse — emerge in 2018.
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It was heartening to see Mr. Cuomo belatedly embrace Mr. Byford's plan last week, but he has to back up his words with action.
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Those stories are heartening, especially if you or someone you love is one of the people battling the long odds who could be helped.
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MATTHEW POLENZANI There's a heartening helping of appearances this season by this tenor, whose Mozartian gallantry has settled into a kind of heroic grace.
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"It is heartening that our field units performed admirably in their initial response, and the dangerous situation was stopped in its tracks," he said.
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In a year that brought its political and cultural troubles, it's heartening to note how diverse kinds of dance made culture itself seem bright.
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And, despite a lot of noise, there were heartening signs that Trump had learned from past mistakes, particularly when it came to North Korea.
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Such action has been heartening for Leslie Gunn, a teacher who survived the 2012 mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut.
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Those are heartening numbers, but he has also given up 18 hits, partly because of uneven command, which was evident a few times Monday.
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Still, she said she finds that the number of women who have shared their stories in the aftermath of the Porter case is heartening.
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The bureaucratic inefficiency on display today and the slapdash efforts at protecting consumers thus far should not come as heartening news to crypto enthusiasts, however.
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Though it's also heartening to see that many at Google were brave enough to go to media organizations with this story in the first place.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)HP's been doing the pop up camera thing since at least 2016, and it's heartening to see it stay the course.
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"It's really very heartening to see well-to-do people are aware of the problems and they come and see it for themselves," she said.
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We've seen our fair share of gaffs, but it's heartening to know that frank and honest conversations between men and women do lead to change.
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While it's heartening to see that there are more rational individuals in the country than previously thought (#TeamPineapplePizza), we are also concerned about these results.
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And for the rare person who did buy a book from Microsoft, it's probably heartening to hear that Microsoft will be refunding every ebook purchase.
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That's made it heartening to see the conversation shift in recent days toward actors suspected of having known about Weinstein's alleged behavior for some time.
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While it is heartening to see many Republican leaders, and elected officials reject Trump, it is disheartening to see so many who have embraced him.
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It is, however, also heartening that the person was fired promptly for doing so, and while everyone was busy at a major conference, at that.
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Considering that the average payout-per-stream for signed artists on Spotify is $0.001128, according to the Guardian, Bandcamp's cumulative sales figure seems pretty heartening.
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So it's heartening to see AWS employees push back against company policies — and worrying to see Amazon refuse to engage with them in good faith.
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That's why it's heartening to see a small but growing faction in the Republican Party speaking out on the reality of the crisis we face.
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Real-world numbers may be less heartening, but they are also less likely to generate those ugly surprises that can come from accentuating the positive.
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I've loved, in particular, one heartening trend countering the upsurge of xenophobia: this year's bonanza of English-language fiction published by writers of Asian descent.
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FCC tells carriers they must adopt a system to detect scam robocalls by next year What is less heartening is the scale of the penalties.
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These are sad, sickening acts; it is devastating to learn that Sonnenfeld was subjected to them and heartening to know that he has survived them.
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In work so dependent on partnering and ballet technique, it's heartening that the women show just as much brute strength and daring as the men.
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I find him heartening; he was this extraordinary genius of Western music and he had, like, 20 children and he wrote a cantata a week.
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Editorial In this time of political division, the broad story line of the omnibus spending bill approved late last week is largely a heartening one.
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It's especially heartening to see that some of you are taking time to read and then reply to other students' comments after posting your own.
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In his new book, Marc Aronson focuses on a recent saga that was ultimately as heartening as it was, in its early stages, nerve-racking.
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The heartening truth is that until now, the United States has, by and large, done a good job of insulating the economy from political interference.
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It's heartening that the White House sent a diplomat to the meetings, rather than a C.I.A. officer, which would have been a more incendiary signal.
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It would be heartening if Twitter took this moment to retire trending topics and take other concrete steps to slow the spread of conspiracy theories.
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And despite FIFA's heartening willingness to engage with activist groups, most of its initiatives have focused on "diversity" rather than concrete actions on L.G.B.T. inclusion.
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JACLYN VORENKAMP Palisades, N.Y. To the Editor: It is somewhat heartening that a Republican presidential elector acknowledges what a looming disaster a Trump presidency is.
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"It's always amusing but heartening to hear liberals talk about the separation of powers, the independent judiciary and other inhibitions on executive action," he said.
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For Republicans, the state-by-state recap supplied a heartening reminder of November's great surprises: victories for Mr. Trump in Florida, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
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"It was heartening to me to see my father with a colleague he obviously had so much fun being around and speaking with," Scalia said.
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But it was heartening, at least, that they came into the room and were willing to have at least some of these discussions in public.
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But while these companies weren't nearly as fast as Apple, it's heartening to see they are going through the FDA approvals process or attempting research.
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Other, less familiar names are given equal billing, which is heartening because it would have been all too easy to convene a winners-only exhibition.
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It has been quiet (so far) off the court, and what's happened on the court has been heartening for those cynical and downtrodden Knicks fans.
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So it's heartening to see the Espy undergo a major renovation, by the Melbourne hospitality group Sand Hill Road, but retain its live music room.
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A no-compromise posture may be heartening for activists who worry about appearing timid on the issue at a time of such uncertainty and anxiety.
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One thing that was really heartening to see in the midst of this barrage of misogyny was the messages of solidarity in response to Phillips' tweets.
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There are a variety of words you could use to describe Omarosa Manigault's alliance with Donald Trump: controversial, confusing, heartening, and delusional are just a few.
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This is heartening, especially, since there was a bit of controversy around the costumes after the cast posted a series of Instagram pictures back in March.
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Heartening news - that 92.1 percent thought marijuana was unsafe during pregnancy - was undercut by the fact that 7.3 percent thought it was somewhat or completely safe.
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And while that's heartening for anyone who cares about the workers of the world, we can't imagine that any of Amazon's higher-ups care too much.
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As magazine sales continue to decline, it was heartening to see some many September issues — arguably the most important issue of the year — feature Black women.
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"It is heartening to see that this time the minutes are similar to what they mentioned in the policy statement unlike last time," the banker added.
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DIANA MAURERAlexandria, Virginia A game of two ideologies"How to win the World Cup" (June 9th) presented the heartening conclusion that "dictatorships are rubbish at football".
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In a time when fandom increasingly feels like a bad thing, it was heartening to see people come together to bond over a shared interest.—AL
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One of the things I found heartening is if you ask millennials what they identify the most with, it's not their nationality or even their ethnicity.
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Early results are heartening: Models performed better when trained on MusicNet than on traditionally annotated pieces, producing more accurate note maps when presented with novel recordings.
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He returned to the hardline rhetoric that powered him to the Republican presidential nomination over 16 rivals, heartening those conservatives drawn to Trump by the issue.
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And as teenagers continue to experiment, messing around with the conventions of movies, it's heartening to think of what they'll come to make outside the app.
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It would be heartening to see a fossil fuel enterprise acknowledge this reality and take a leading role in developing the energy sources of the future.
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Indeed, there has been much made of what it means to be young on the internet these days, and not much of it is particularly heartening.
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While it was heartening to see agreement on the principle of universal health care as a human right, the debate format eliminated any opportunity for nuance.
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In another heartening move, the stock was able to hold above its 50-day moving average last week following a pullback as it received a downgrade.
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It was an incongruous sight, simultaneously heartening and dismaying; golden against the grim gray of destruction, an orb among the shards, tattered but still largely intact.
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" It was heartening to read the letter signed by 50 Republican national security officials who announced on Monday, "None of us will vote for Donald Trump.
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It's heartening to see that the U.S. Department of Education's priorities released in October includes supporting financial literacy instruction in our K-12 schools and colleges.
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In the book, McWhorter offers an explanation, a defense, and, most heartening, a celebration of the dialect that has become, he argues, an American lingua franca.
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In fact, it's heartening to see that women like Tess Holliday and Ashley Graham — arguably, the two greatest icons in their field — disagree on this point.
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While it's not as though Sony is hoping she makes minor mistakes, it's heartening to know that our greatest singer is capable of occasionally messing up.
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Or might he swing to the other extreme, in the pursuit of a heartening tolerance, as he did in "Good Will Hunting" (1997) and "Milk" (2008)?
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Stephen Sigmund, the chief executive of High Achievement New York, a group that organizes in support of the tests, said he found Mr. Carranza's statement heartening.
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Perhaps the most heartening development for Cruz, though, was in Louisiana, where results indicated that voters swung late toward him and away from Trump and Rubio.
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Heartening are two recent No. 3 selections: Dallas's Luka Doncic, this season's likely rookie of the year, and Boston's Jayson Tatum, drafted from Duke in 2017.
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This holiday, it would be heartening to see the president himself deliver the same sentiment to America's troops on the front lines, in his own words.
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Paul ZelevanskyNew York To the Editor: Nicholas Kristof's plea to Democrats to "engage in less fist-waving and more listening" is heartening but needs more direction.
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To the Editor: It was incredibly heartening in this political climate to read "Not Afraid to Claim an F From the N.R.A." (news article, Nov. 5).
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These accomplishments at the elite level are inspiring, but perhaps the most heartening news came from CrossFit Infiltrate, the affiliate at the center of this controversy.
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A few flaws aside, these were inspiriting recitals, and it is heartening to see both pianists gamely holding winter at bay, at least for the moment.
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It was heartening to receive an outpouring of support for my decision to push back against Pruitt's directive forbidding agency-funded scientists serving on advisory boards.
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But if the insular nature of the event might have prompted depressing thoughts about tap's general popularity, the family reunion part was as heartening as ever.
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So it's heartening to see performers like Ms. Jolie, Charlize Theron, Eva Longoria, Rachel Weisz and Alia Shawkat help bring female-driven stories onto the screen.
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This was not forthcoming, heartening those who feared (and still fear) that Mr. Trump's betrayal of America's commitments would cause other countries to backslide as well.
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The paper has a two-page-long list of co-signers, and Strauss says it's been heartening to witness younger students looking over that long list.
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So it's heartening that a statue in her likeness was unveiled last week on the grounds of the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing.
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A developer known for his bombast and his bloviating locates a quiet beauty in solitude and work, and the response has been both divisive and heartening.
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Recent actions such as tougher sanctions and the decision to expel 60 Russian diplomats are heartening but largely symbolic and must be reinforced with decisive action.
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Mukwege said it was heartening to see women were starting to speak out and the issue of sexual violence in war was getting the international spotlight.
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With that in mind, the "Mad Money" host laid out some heartening facts about the market for investors who might be worried about what comes next.
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Maybe, but in the darkest of times, it's sort of heartening to see a band at least trying to cling to some shred of earnest optimism.
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More heartening is Quart's invocation of policy solutions that until recently were seen as impossibly idealistic, such as universal health care or a universal basic income.
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It's kind of heartening to think how one Dutch DJ's Hardwell x Bastille remix can make so many people preemptively regret the rest of their lives.
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"One of the most heartening things is to get an email talking about the dog-eared copy some field-work team has been passing around," Green said.
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He was glad, too, after all the shabby treatment of the troops, that something heartening had come out of Vietnam and that it was linked to him.
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Somehow, against the odds and the traffic, he succeeds, and the heartening moral to be drawn from the movie is: the fast doesn't have to be furious.
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It's a heartening first step toward increasing the political engagement of tech workers, which will be necessary if they will ever truly reign in these tech behemoths.
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"The fact that conservative students are getting involved is heartening," says Maria Belenky, director of policy and research at Climate Advisers, in an email to The Verge.
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However Mester, a relatively hawkish official who has a vote on U.S. monetary policy this year, noted the recent data on the U.S. labor market was heartening.
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"Whatever happens to her personally, it must be heartening for her to know that thousands of women have gone for help as a result of the publicity."
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"One thing [that's] is heartening is there are people who actually want to be trained on how to be an upstander rather than a bystander," Hobson says.
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President-elect Donald Trump's pledge to significantly increase infrastructure spending is both heartening and overdue, according to the chief executive of the world's largest cement company, LafargeHolcim.
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We as a media and a culture always welcome the miracle recovery story, because it's heartening to see a player buck the steep odds stacked against him.
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Shahnaz said while it was heartening to see India move into this space, challenges lay ahead, from lack of financial support to getting social businesses investment-ready.
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I can't advise you on whether or not you should use Dark Sky, but it's heartening to see the issue addressed publicly and in a straightforward manner.
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"Heartening as the success to date has been, we are so early in accomplishing the goals that we set out for ourselves," Patrick told Forbes in 2016.
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Although the court's decision is a blow to Mr Macri's reforms, it is also a heartening sign of judicial independence, another goal the president promised to pursue.
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There's been a lot more representation, I think, lately, which is so heartening, but also just such an indication of how much further we have to go.
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Both gestures were heartening, but also show how long a road the Zorros still have to travel in their home country to help bring about genuine acceptance.
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As heartening as it is to see real bipartisan cooperation in Washington, this legislation is notable for a much more important reason: all the good it accomplishes.
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So much of the ancient world has been whitewashed, and it is heartening to know that popular culture is now painting our past with its true colors.
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PHILIP K. HOWARD Chairman, Common Good Brooklyn To the Editor: It is heartening to see a focus on infrastructure investment in the coverage of the presidential race.
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But it's heartening to see that Trump, in the midst of it all, still has time to comment on decor ("those trailers are really luxury, beautiful, actually").
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Though the picture is little more than an illustrated "thoughts and prayers," it's still heartening to see a major pop star on the right side of history.
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It is heartening that in Seattle, Silicon Valley, Philadelphia, New York and other cities, philanthropic leaders are actively exploring (or have already created) collaborative rapid response funds.
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His latest dive unearthed something far less heartening: a plastic bag and candy wrappers at the bottom of the Challenger Deep, the deepest known point on Earth.
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Of the many wonderful transformations that have characterized the last decade in wine, perhaps the most heartening has been the stylistic swing back toward balance and nuance.
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The 10 leading causes of death have remained the same While the latest news is heartening, Americans are still dying at high rates of mostly preventable diseases.
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A brief video of the booing quickly made the rounds on social media, heartening many Democrats angry at Mr. Giuliani's strenuous defense of President Trump on television.
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So it was heartening to discover so many covers that tossed aside fail-safe choices this year and pursued directions that allowed for the possibility of art.
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And let's trade the usual, sadly necessary outrage about how poorly a given group of Americans is being represented for a hearty cheer about some heartening progress.
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It is still heartening to see a novel put a human face on migration, and perhaps in future books, this budding novelist's true promise will be realized.
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Hunger after a long illness is always a heartening sign, but the miracle of Sarah's recovered health was soon followed by the mystery of her vanished appetite.
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So it was heartening to see millions of people take to the polls, repudiate a law with racist roots and give back their neighbors their full citizenship.
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Super Tuesday's dust hasn't yet settled, but the Texas results will be at least somewhat heartening for Cruz, whose campaign has been on a downward spiral of late.
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Were Ahok to secure his own mandate in the upcoming elections, which are scheduled for February 15th, it would be startling and heartening proof of Indonesians' open-mindedness.
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However, I think that among the collector class there is a reason that the response may not be as urgent as Naeem's heartening report from the grass roots.
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That last stat must be heartening for Samsung: users are happy to stay with the same phone, as long as it's cured of any potentially harmful side effects.
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The younger Mr. Cuomo has had his share of setbacks on the issue before, some of them self-inflicted, so it is heartening that he is trying again.
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True, the fond remembrances and generous consolations are heartening, refreshing expressions of decency towards a family in grieving, and yes, they should be acknowledged and welcomed as such.
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Antonin Scalia, Supreme Court justice, dies at 79 Some vulnerable Republicans were prepared to side with their party's leadership as well, a heartening development for the Senate GOP.
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A Gallup poll put out last March revealed that 65 percent of Americans acknowledge anthropogenic climate change which at first glance seems like a heartening statistic to activists.
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She discussed the procedure and the outpouring of "overwhelming" and "heartening" support that she's received from fans in an emotional Instagram post, aligning the experience to her breakup.
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"The companies who nominally could be competitors are really interested in trying to solve a problem, and I find that incredibly heartening," Ramsdell said of the Parker Institute.
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While it's heartening that Facebook is now extending these very efforts to Instagram, we still don't really know if this years-long program is the most effective strategy.
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It's only in its second month, and already each episode manages to pull off a deep, heartening exploration of one corner of the wide, weird world of queerness.
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In a summer of disturbing discord and violence, it's heartening to renew acquaintance with a play that leaves you moved, refreshed and, yes, maybe even a little enlightened.
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Reading about how an entire culture's precepts and traditions can be overthrown without anyone being able to stop it may not be heartening at this particular historical moment.
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While attending to ballet — always the thorniest of dance arts, as controversial as it is prestigious — I draw attention to two very unalike trends: one heartening, one dismaying.
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Leaving aside President Trump's past declarations that climate change is a hoax, there are heartening signs that the strategy may work: Global carbon-dioxide emissions have stopped rising.
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It's been heartening to see my city embrace the newly restored beauty of the Puget Sound and recognize that the shoreline now offers new sorts of economic opportunities.
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That is why it is so heartening to see electric cars, considered curios for the rich or eccentric or both not that long ago, now entering the mainstream.
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This may be the most heartening development in a dismal year — the evidence all around that we know how to do this, and can indeed summon the will.
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The study did include some heartening points: 245 percent of respondents said it was important to keep teaching about the Holocaust so that it does not happen again.
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It's heartening that 18 governments today committed to working with them on the project — and beyond dispiriting that the United States, for the most craven of reasons, opted out.
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However, it's hopefully heartening to hear the researchers' insight that your friends aren't really all developing close-knit BFF-style friendships with a ton more people than you are.
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Their talking—sometimes in quick, heartening exchanges, but more often in monologues—and singing and dancing and rigorous listening make up the whole intensely varied texture of the show.
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Given the prospect of a breakdown in negotiations, it was heartening that Liu He, China's lead trade envoy, still went to Washington for talks that began on May 9th.
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Although, sometimes these conversations can actually be heartening, especially when you get a lot of smart women in a room to figure out a solution to these shitty problems.
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While this trend usually results in a straight-up cancellation, it's heartening to see AMC give its writers the time to put together a definitive ending for its characters.
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I believe that mistreatment of animals, particularly in agriculture, remains a moral blind spot for us humans, yet it's heartening to see the consumer-driven revolution that is underway.
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Students become like major corporations that sponsor Pride floats for employees or air heartening commercials of workers' biracial families, then adopt practices that make those peoples' lives more precarious.
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It was heartening to see a Democrat elected as governor of Virginia in 6900, the first sign that a new, progressive Democratic Party might take back the Old South.
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These findings are somewhat heartening and underscore a clear conclusion: We must strengthen and enhance Holocaust education in the United States, especially at the high school and collegiate levels.
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In that context, scattered reports of defections from the ranks of the IRGC and Basij, as well as other signs of disobedience by security forces, are unquestionably heartening news.
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Trump announced his intent to nominate Elaine Chao as Transportation secretary, and it is heartening to know that Chao knows her way around the agency, having worked there before.
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We covered a lot of these questions when we interviewed Doronichev back in June, but it's heartening to see that many of these things haven't suddenly changed since then.
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To that end, molecular biologist Franziska Faber and colleagues at the University of California at Davis have discovered a critical if not exactly heartening piece in the gut puzzle.
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It's heartening that NASA, ESA, and Roscosmos all have missions to Venus in the works—the Venus In Situ Explorer (VISE), the Venus Entry Probe, and Venera-D, respectively.
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The most heartening thing I can say here is that most of the apps I use regularly — the same ones I'm betting you do too — don't cost any money.
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That's the rather heartening question posed by James DeMonaco's script, which — aside from one battle-scarred freak named Skeletor (Rotimi Paul) — presents residents who'd initially rather party than rampage.
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There is another story line within the broader one, and it too is heartening: the willingness of the Democratic leadership to stand up to mischief-makers in Congress itself.
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It is way too early to have hope again, but at least it is heartening to know that there are those who will take steps to end the carnage.
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Francoise Girard, president of the International Women's Health Coalition, said it was critical that governments recommit fully to the Beijing platform and called it heartening that they did so.
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In an industry that has been waging a 2120-year global economic war of attrition, and mostly losing, it is heartening to see an apparel company committed to America.
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The trend is heartening to academics and observers of public service like Gerald Benjamin, a professor of political science at the State University of New York at New Paltz.
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Especially heartening for investors, G.E. reaffirmed its profit outlook for the year, predicting earnings per share of $4 to $1.07, though likely at the lower end of that range.
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Whatever becomes of it, it's heartening to witness a group of people who are part of this alienating system attempt to build a movement around solidarity and direct action.
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But he may very have been the first to show the world—in the most heartening way possible—that music this experimental can get 250 million plays on Spotify.
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Director Robert Lepage provides a bold, totalizing concept that beautifully integrates sight and sound; it is heartening to see the Met take a chance on such an edgy production.
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Carrie Severino, chief counsel and policy director to the conservative Judicial Crisis Network, said it was heartening to see so many Midwesterners and state court judges on Trump's list.
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In a heartening sign of things to come, the writers moved away from the usual cliffhanger ending and concluded this week's episode with a slightly different brand of suspense.
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There is no apparent plan, nothing matches, and the design is a secret, like good character is a secret, and the elements come as a heartening surprise, like great conversation.
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After 27 years of this row, it was heartening that Zoran Zaev and Alexis Tsipras, respectively the Macedonian and Greek prime ministers, were able to find a mutually acceptable formula.
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" In a not-especially-heartening aside, they note that "in the last two years, 48 people have been terminated for sexual harassment, including 13 who were senior managers and above.
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Another heartening detail was that only about 20 percent of roaches in New York can fly—and even then, it's less of a flight and more of a sputtering glide.
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As this Consequence of Sound article aptly pointed out, Lost in Space is just the latest work of pop culture to feature women in powerful STEM positions — a heartening trend.
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Further on, Climate Changes instills fear and hope, through Cynthia Young's curation of chilling evidence of both rising temperatures and melting icecaps, as well as heartening scenes from environmental protests.
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The Fed's reassurance on rates along with heartening results from tech companies including Apple Inc and Facebook set the main U.S. indexes for their best month in about three years.
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The specifics suggest something less indiscriminate than a bull market, and more heartening: that tighter bankruptcy laws passed in 2016 are finally biting, and rotten financial structures are being exposed.
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And though it's true that his much-discussed "vault" of unreleased music definitely exists, it's heartening that his estate appear to be respecting his wishes to keep it that way.
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It's also heartening that capital markets and investors are supportive of investing, and in some cases even accepting reduced returns, in an effort to help tackle our big, complex challenges.
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Focus on potential, not job history: It's heartening to see more leading companies abandon their narrow-minded emphasis on educational pedigree and prior work experience to fill new-collar jobs.
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Increasing the cybersecurity of these devices is paramount, and it's heartening to see both individual states and the European Union step in where the US federal government is abdicating responsibility.
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Letter To the Editor: "Electoral Map a Reality Check to a Trump Bid" (front page, April 3) is heartening news for every voter eager to preserve the country's democratic system.
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He brings an authority to the topic that is heartening, and the book is absolutely on the right vector on how to start to think about urban planning going forward.
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"It is heartening to see so many displaced people welcomed into the homes of local families ... and community elders offering to give up land to displaced for farming," Kuti said.
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Ms. Withers came by her heartening faith in the power of good criticism long before Harbor Stage became a favorite of Boston reviewers with its earliest productions, four years ago.
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Perhaps most heartening to the hosts are the admittedly small percentage of people who came to the podcast because of their other projects, and discover "West Wing" as a result.
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The most heartening result for leftists came in Michigan's 13th Congressional District, where former state lawmaker Rashida Tlaib outlasted a crowded field -- including a family member of the former Rep.
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"They were excited to see it on a phone," Hogle says, of the reaction from original Digital Pictures staffers; but Fulop later made a more ambivalent and less-heartening statement.
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This is not a spectacular picture, but it's an informative and heartening one that might make a good double feature with "First Man," the forthcoming fictionalized blockbuster about Apollo 11.
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One of the weirdest Oscar seasons in recent history continues thanks to a weird list of Oscar nominations, one filled with great movies but also shocking snubs and heartening surprises.
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In context here, it's genuinely heartening; credit intimacy of scale, the validation of time, an impassioned delivery and a moment in history that makes one root hard for its truth.
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But even more than a heartening fact, it's critical to the court's functioning: The public's perception of the court as legitimate is in many ways the source of its power.
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It's a heartening twist, but if the various real atrocities on which "The Handmaid's Tale" draws are any indication, it may still take years for the free world to intervene.
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Watching the Giants dominate the Packers on the road for most of the first half on Sunday must have been an exhilarating and heartening experience for many a Giants fan.
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Several mayors said it was heartening to see their strain of public service magnified in Mr. Buttigieg's run, listing their own recent civic feats that received considerably less public attention.
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While the Flip likely won't convince the skeptical that foldables are the future, it should, at very least, be a heartening indication that Samsung is headed in the right direction.
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But it's heartening to see so many women with years of hard work and experience under their belts being recognized for their performances in a variety of fields and genres.
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It also turned out to be the first of a heartening series of signs that Pakistan itself seems to be returning, slowly and haltingly, to a more stable and prosperous state.
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But it's heartening to see just how quickly the writers dive into trying to make different jokes land, and how they're always trying to explore new facets of their central idea.
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That's particularly heartening news because although life expectancy has gone up rapidly around the world, including across Africa, since 1960, the gains stalled in the 19603s as the AIDS epidemic spread.
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A "growth mindset," on the other hand, thrives on challenge and sees failure not as evidence of unintelligence but as a heartening springboard for growth and for stretching our existing abilities.
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"Bahceli has seen that removing the system's blockage is a necessity and his statements pave the way, which is heartening," Yildirim said, vowing to work closely with Erdogan on a draft.
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Though St. Pauli's international success must be heartening in a sense, there is considerable debate within the fanbase about increasing commercialisation, a symptom to some extent of the club's popular appeal.
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Raw numbers are worth celebrating, especially in relation to the movie industry's failures, but are there particular aspects to the casting we saw this season that feel especially significant or heartening?
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It has been heartening, in recent days, to see Democrats and some Republicans speak up in defense of this most American principle, and we urge both parties to unite behind it.
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Discrimination against LGBT people remains common and widespread, and though the decision in Masterpiece is heartening in some respects, it will likely embolden those who wish to turn LGBT people away.
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But the Weinstein surge is also a rare, heartening moment in the Trump era, one that gives hope for genuine progress for women—so long as we take advantage of it.
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Food practices and dining culture are an underrated, fascinating facet of every society, and it's heartening to see a major institution get such a boost to its archive of such materials.
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The courageous main characters, risking their lives for virtual strangers are ordinary heroes — and it's even more heartening to remember that heroes like them were all over Europe during the war.
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What's heartening to see, however, is that even though the production race between the Beach Boys and the Beatles ended nearly 50 years ago, in some ways it's still going on.
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And while it's heartening to see that a single blog post from a former engineer could eventually lead to Kalanick's ouster, his minions are ready to burst forth in his place.
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Kicking off today at Film at Lincoln Center, the series presents a body of work that's particularly heartening when one considers the encroachments on freedom that Brazilian cinema must now confront.
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Though the surge of civic opposition, the independence of the courts, and the reinvigoration of the press are heartening, the only real leverage over Trump lies in the hands of Republicans.
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Currently, the willingness, even eagerness, of states to get out in front of the BDS movement and put the weight of their investment and contracting dollars behind countering it is heartening.
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Whatever the reception, in a time when scripted television gets most of the money and attention, it's heartening to see a documentary project of this scope and with such high ambitions.
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Perhaps the most heartening aspect in the fight against hunger is the commitment that no matter how great the demand, the organizations responding to this crisis manage to stay one step ahead.
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As Westworld's park comes crumbling down, the scariest subtext is that this is the Western we deserve, and its most heartening subtext is that even breaking a pattern can sometimes be enough.
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Dramatic surprises and delightful moments abound, and the sheer creativity exuding from every padded, tweezed, and contoured inch on the queens' bodies is a deeply heartening blast of glamour, talent, and skill.
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"It's actually been heartening for those of us who've been doing political organizing for a while — we've been joking that we've never worked on something before where everyone's supporting it," she said.
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It's heartening that Head Over Heels arrives alongside the play Straight White Men, which interrogates cis, white, male privilege and features, despite its title, two nonbinary actors, Kate Bornstein and Ty Defoe.
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So it is heartening to know that, amid rising trade tensions with America, the Chinese bakery association has forecast that sales of mooncakes will rise by a solid 5-10% this year.
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"With such a devastating disease that affects tens of millions worldwide, today's announcement is truly heartening in the fight against Alzheimer's," Michel Vounatsos, chief executive officer of Biogen, said in a release.
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It's heartening to see how photographs are being used to push for social justice today, but of course photography is also still being exploited to further restrictive ideas about America and Americans.
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More heartening for Snap is data showing that users sent an average of 34 messages a day — an impressive number that suggests the company has succeeded in developing a loyal core audience.
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This request is a heartening sign that the Obama administration is taking Zika seriously—but don't worry, it's not a sign that the US is bracing itself for a local mass outbreak.
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Weekly Resistance also allows users to log their calls with a click, and keeps a running tally of calls made—a heartening reminder that your actions are part of a cumulative movement.
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But it's heartening to see that the most forward-thinking leadership is already happening at the city level, where autonomous vehicles make the most sense—and will likely have the greatest impact.
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It's also a heartening account of a time our democracy more or less worked — and could offer a roadmap for other states (or activists) looking to craft privacy regulations of their own.
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Forst said the response from companies had been heartening but he will follow up to see if the changes he has asked the companies to deliver have been implemented on the ground.
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From this point of view then, Sleepwalkers is a heartening listen: it's full of Fallon's wistful hallmarks, and sees him shaking off doubts brought on by outsiders, instead writing what felt good.
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Especially heartening for investors, General Electric reaffirmed its profit outlook for the year, predicting earnings per share of $215 to $22, though likely at the lower end of that range, G.E. said.
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It's an ugly time, folks, but it is somewhat heartening that Twitter — while too often a place of bile and insanity — is also a venue for letting off steam with some humor.
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But it's heartening to know that even someone like Chopra, who must have known on some level she was bound for the screen, didn't always feel 100% confident in how she looked.
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While the numbers are heartening, it remains to be seen if Thomson Reuters will be able to grow beyond keeping costs low, said Doug Arthur, managing director at Huber Research Partners LLC.
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At a time when HTC has cynically fallen in line with other iPhone copycat makers, it's heartening to see others like Xiaomi putting the strength of their convictions behind their latest devices.
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While the numbers are heartening, it remains to be seen if Thomson Reuters will be able to grow beyond keeping costs low, said Doug Arthur, managing director at Huber Research Partners LLC.
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The latest Labor Department report showed a steady gain of 22001,22007 jobs in March, and something even more heartening: sidelined workers returning to the labor market, many of them finding immediate work.
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The Fed's reassurance on rates along with heartening results from tech companies including Apple Inc and Facebook set the main U.S. indexes on track for their best month in about three years.
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A "growth mindset," on the other hand, thrives on challenge and sees failure not as evidence of un-intelligence but as a heartening springboard for growth and for stretching our existing abilities.
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However, if we are going to look to traditional coverage as an indicator of what's popping, it's interesting and heartening that a number of the bands catching attention right now include women.
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It's heartening to see bipartisan support for job training, which is woefully underfunded in the United States even as the skill requirements of jobs creep up and employers struggle to fill positions.
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But I spent more than two years interviewing fraternity members nationwide for a book about what college students think it means to "be a man," and what I learned was often heartening.
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From Beatriz Santiago Muñoz to Sky Hopinka to Alexandra Cuesta, it's been heartening to me as a moving image curator to see a range of experimental filmmakers make their work publicly available.
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For all the musical legends we've lost in the past few years, it's heartening to see this show pony get her victory lap while she's still around to bask in the glory.
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It's heartening to see Mr. Chan, who plays the avuncular leader of the guerrillas, demonstrating that he's still game, but you wish his energy were being expended in more consistently enjoyable pictures.
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"President Trump's leadership on this issue is heartening during a time when our LGBTQ brothers and sisters abroad still face life-threatening discrimination," the group's chairman Robert Kabel said in an email.
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Editorial It's heartening to see that President Trump's weeklong, passive-aggressive assault on his own attorney general, Jeff Sessions, has crossed a line even for many of the president's most stalwart supporters.
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It's heartening to see Google's employees take a stand on the non-military use of the company's AI technology, even if it's just a small fraction of the company's nearly 90,000 employees.
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"While a number of individual banks have clearly fared badly, the overall finding of the European Banking Authority - that Europe's banks are resilient to another crisis - is heartening," Anthony Kruizinga at PwC said.
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I find that very heartening because it seems to me that they&aposre verifying in a back-handed way the character and ability of the people who are on Donald Trump&aposs list.
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In the case of a Civil War–era memorial in his city of Bradenton, one Florida man has a heartening solution: he wants to replace it with a tribute to a local hero.
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"While the government has given its support to the implementation of scientific research into whales, it is heartening to see that the law clarifies its position even further," Takaya told a news conference.
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That's the title of a recent paper by economists Elliott Ash, Daniel Chen, and Suresh Naidu, and depending on your political beliefs, the consequences they're talking about are either heartening or deeply disturbing.
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And it was heartening to see Jordan Peele collect the best original screenplay award for his anti-racism horror-satire, "Get Out", thus enshrining him as the first black winner of that prize.
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Troy Williams, executive director of the LGBT support group Equality Utah, said it was heartening to hear a senior GOP leader speaking out in support of inclusion for gay, lesbian and transgender youth.
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So it's no surprise that Yara and Dany hit it off upon the Greyjoys' arrival in Meereen—both are strong, decisive women, and it must be heartening to find such a kindred spirit.
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It is heartening to see him reclaim his humanity by apologizing, one by one, to families of his victims, who can then — sometimes, but not always — let go of their anger and hatred.
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In that way, the movie is one heartening sign that Obama's signature hope for an all-inclusive body politic will outlast his administration, and the one so swiftly trying to undo his legacy.
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"This holiday, it would be heartening to see the president himself deliver the same sentiment [of support and gratitude] to America's troops on the front lines, in his own words," the editorial concluded.
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It is also heartening that the RBI has again reiterated its focus on resolution of stressed assets which will help to strengthen the banking system and ensure that investments made are optimally utilised.
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It's both groundbreaking and meager, both heartening and disappointing—a long-overdue retreat from decades of inhumane policy, but also an insufficiently small step toward a more conscientious approach to crime and punishment.
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It's a heartening step in the right direction, but it's unlikely that underserved Canadians in rural and remote areas—long fed up with the state of their networks—will be holding their breath.
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And it's extremely heartening that in a time of extreme partisan polarization, even conservative Republicans are putting aside their normal opposition to unrestricted cash welfare because they know it's needed during this crisis.
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"It's heartening to see so many strange new faces here," Annie says at the funeral, before going on to describe a "secretive, suspicious" woman who was, to say the least, a difficult parent.
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It's heartening to know there is so much — happy years in Paris, enduring love, sharp losses of parents and best friends, enormous success and recognition, much of his best writing — still to come.
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Drunken revellers from across the land are congregating to make Bills tailgates a special place, and what's really heartening is some of them aren't even followers of the football teams playing at the stadium.
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This story will run and run, it seems… The Takeaway: As terrible as Banks' comments were, there's something heartening about the speed with which people rhetorical-judoed her insults into a source of pride.
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Scrolling through the hundreds of posts alongside my own plane selfie on Twitter was incredibly heartening — it made me realize that Irish people all over the world wanted the same change as I did.
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Still, it's heartening to see that as quickly as the story went viral, debunkers appeared on Twitter, Facebook, and Reddit almost as quickly asking for proof that it actually was Bieber in the photo.
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And just because Kate's character hasn't lost a visible amount of weight doesn't mean she's not improving her health; the fact that she's eating well and exercising more regularly is heartening on its own.
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Yeah, it's much like any other YA fare where Protagonist is an X who wants to learn Y but must overcome Z. But it's heartening that now there's one that's inclusive, realistic and optimistic.
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Reading local headlines and finding a band playing a show later sounds like a downright heartening shift in focus from watching Facebook's vast tangle of digital citizens emote endlessly into their algorithmically curated voids.
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It is heartening to see their presence on the national stage force the gun lobby and those holding onto an unrealistic and dangerous view of the Second Amendment to play defense for a change.
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The heartening Christmastime-set story will focus on an attempt by a group of ragtag civilians who are trained to address catastrophes and attempt to shore up what remains of civilizations against its ruins.
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Foster Noone, 19, a student at Tulane University in New Orleans and a member of the national youth council for the Transgender Law Center, said the ruling was heartening news for young nonbinary people.
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Her humor and curiosity were still in there somewhere, and the dogged cheerfulness with which she accepted repeated drubbings ("You're walloping me, but I never give up!" she'd write) was both heartening and sad.
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On the other hand, for a candidate who loves to boast about polling and ratings data as much as Donald Trump does, this must be heartening – even if it may mean nothing at all.
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In the past 50 years, the overall survival rate for children has increased from 10 percent to over 80 percent, a heartening statistic not totally attributable to clinical trials but surely related to them.
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One more thing about the Naples scene: It was heartening to see the Solaras come to the rescue of Rino and Pasquale as they were nearly beaten to death on the Piazza del Plebiscito.
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ANDY PETTITTE In this era of diminishing workloads for starters — especially in October — it's heartening to see Pettitte's name in the top 10 on the career list for innings pitched in the World Series.
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It has been heartening to see so many of the Democratic contenders for 2020 recognize the critical role agriculture will play in any serious attempt to reverse our dangerous course toward catastrophic climate change.
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MC: I agree with you that it has been a really heartening to see the platforms be so vigilant about tamping down misinformation in ways that we've seen in just the last few weeks.
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" But a review in The Los Angeles Times said the play "should be seen and shuddered over, if only to heighten our collective vigilance" and called Mr. Schenkkan's swift response to current events "heartening.
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I wish I'd been one of them back in high school; it's heartening to think of the good work being done for today's youth, even if I can't quite cheer the result for adults.
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What is even more heartening, however, is the fact that the younger generation moving into the workforce today—those 18–31 years of age — share the same view that business is a force for good.
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It's heartening in a sense after such a depressing Brexit vote to see that there are still thousands of people out there who would like a city that is outward facing and welcoming to outsiders.
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" Peter Harrell, who worked on sanctions in the State Department in the Obama administration, told BuzzFeed News: "It is heartening to see that the Trump Administration made the determination that Russia had used chemical weapons.
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These quibbles aside, it's heartening to see a serious publisher, one whose list is geared to the general reader, invest in an anthology that manages to combine the established canon with less-well-known selections.
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Although it would have been great to see Zoey wrestle with Cash's problematic views on branding-by-way-of-sexuality more, it's heartening to see why she's so upset with him in the first place.
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"I find personally, and I offer to the people with whom I am in conversation, I find that language of obligation to actually be very strengthening and very heartening at this moment," the rabbi said.
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Perhaps less heartening is O'Neal's family and the public still don't have footage of the teen's actual death—instead, the footage catches up to him after he was shot and is being cuffed by officers.
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" He added: "While we and many others disagree strongly with the tone and contents of the pastor's remarks, a heartening and broad coalition of groups have stood up for his right to express his views.
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It was heartening to overhear the other two couples, unknown to one another, start to talk à quatre —even if their conversation focussed on how awkward it is to talk to strangers in nudist restaurants.
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Though Nina Simone's inclusion is long overdue and Sister Rosetta Tharpe's acknowledgement is heartening, the shocking thing about the 2018 class is the Hall's turn away from contemporary artists and less conventionally rock-oriented musicians.
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It is heartening to see that he has taken such care and engaged so deeply with the city before attempting to interpret or reflect upon it — a courtesy that is rarely observed by relative newcomers.
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But after a harsh year when consumers lost faith in how companies like Facebook managed their data, it feels heartening to know that someone in the tech industry is making a browser for the people.
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Joe ElliottAsheville, N.C. To the Editor: It was heartening to see Pete Buttigieg, Amy Klobuchar and Mike Bloomberg step aside in favor of Joe Biden in a true show of unity for a larger cause.
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It was heartening, at least, that many Republican lawmakers were sufficiently horrified by Mr. Trump's betrayal of the Kurds to condemn it in the House of Representatives, in a resolution that passed 354 to 60.
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Sanders, people who are kind of new to him even and hear him at his rallies, what they say is, 'Wow, it's really heartening to hear someone is right about these issues 85033 years ago.
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"These are positive and heartening results: the feature helped people have better conversations, and was a useful tool against replies that deterred from the person's original intent," explained Twitter in a blog post, shared today.
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That film, by Orlando von Einsiedel, is also full of harsh images, but they are leavened with heartening comments by some of the volunteers about why they run toward danger while others are running away.
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Or at least that's how it feels right now inside Klaus von Nichtssagend, where obsessive, exuberant and faux-naïve artworks, by 23 artists, make up a florid, occasionally cloying but always heartening summer group show.
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" Added Guohua Li, a professor of epidemiology and anesthesiology at Columbia University: "It is heartening to see our elected officials put national interest above partisan politics and join hands to tackle a public health problem.
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CreditCreditPool photo by Christophe Petit Tesson With the flames extinguished, the smoke clear and a new sun risen over Paris, the French got a heartening confirmation on Tuesday: The Cathedral of Notre-Dame still stands.
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The Sinner itself was also nominated in the Best Limited Series or Movie Made for Television category, which also had to have been heartening for Biel, who was a producer on the USA murder mystery.
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Still, this realization isn't particularly heartening, and An Inconvenient Sequel is still not a great movie — unfocused, a bit suspect in its methods, and (not entirely through its own fault) kind of a major bummer.
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And so it's also been heartening to see Annie Mac announce the initial names booked for Lost & Found this week, with a cute and silly promotional video that "hides" the acts' names in everyday branding.
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These fairs are some of America's most enduring traditions, and I found it heartening how they seem, for the most part, untouched by the divisiveness that seems to have embroiled most of the nation of late.
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It's heartening to see just how much interest there is in what we're bringing out, which I think speaks volumes about the brands and the content under those brands, both the library content and the original.
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While it's heartening to know that the administration is concerned about the very real opioid crisis—opioids including prescription painkillers, heroin, and fentanyl killed more than 33,000 people in 2015—the logic here is all wrong.
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Considering that without fail, women make up the most innovative voices in pop music (as well as a great deal of its fans) it's heartening to see them collaborating and taking the reins as a collective.
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The antidote to cynicism is curiosity, and while Standfest is perhaps predisposed to a melancholic perspective, it is heartening to see him shaking off old routines and using his prodigious talent to grow in new directions.
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In the wake of President Trump's airstrikes against Syria, it is heartening to see so many voices in both parties rightly pointing out the constitutional requirement of congressional authorization for the U.S. to go to war.
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" It's heartening to learn that the famous abolitionist, who died 122 years ago, is gaining notoriety in America, and may soon eclipse the following exemplary Americans whom Trump has commended for doing "an amazing job. 1.
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"MS: "On a creative level there is no resistance whatsoever, which is great and frankly not maybe what everybody knows or expects, so that's really heartening as an indicator of the comic book industry in general.
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She echoed Gutierrez in calling it heartening to see Pelosi's commitment to the issue and said the groundswell of support for DACA recipients, who have now come out of the shadows, is another major step forward.
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"What's really heartening to look at is that is being worked very heavily across the supply chain so we can make sure that we build efficiencies in and make sure the products are available," he added.
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This week, during a bilateral White House meeting, Colombian President Iván Duque's productive conversation with President Donald Trump around the need to ensure a stable democratic transition in Venezuela was a heartening sign of closer collaboration.
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But one of the report's more heartening discoveries was that some of the most shared links included official and science-based information, such as a tool from Johns Hopkins University tracking the spread of the coronavirus.
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This was a heartening vision for the future of the service sector, at least in comparison to the prevailing stereotypes of the time — the burger-flipping teen, the seasonal retail employee — which were growing increasingly antiquated.
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Despite the misery and cruelty it depicts, "The Golden Legend" is a heartening book, largely because of Aslam's faith in the integrity and courage of his main characters and, one supposes, of real people like them.
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At a time when all Americans are concerned about rising healthcare costs—and federal policymakers are exploring ways to shift care to the most cost-effective settings—it is heartening to see opportunities for substantial savings.
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The November protest was heartening for me not merely because I was working hard but because the teenagers I was talking to — perhaps working with, arguably working for — were full of anger and bravery and joy.
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A loss for Eastman, after her heartening primary win, would force the left to reckon with how its core issue plays in some parts of America and with how easily it can be attacked by Republicans.
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"It's heartening to see that as a nation we're kind and caring – but these new statistics also highlight there's much more we can do to make us even kinder," said Tessy Ojo, chief executive of the charity.
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In this case it's heartening to see that there is a straight line between the pros that Apple has hired, the conversations it's having with contractors who come in to contribute and proactive action taken on products.
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Bloomsbury; 297 pages; £25 AT A time of spreading despondency about democracy and the future of liberal values, it is heartening to find a book that has a good news story to tell about both—so far.
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An even greater number of the couples (95%) would recommend marriage and 85% said it makes a relationship stronger, which is heartening but also unsurprising given that the couples were in the honeymoon phase of their marriages.
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Will he foster relationships with a new generation of gifted conductors, including a few who would have been heartening left-field picks for the Philharmonic post, like Susanna Malkki, Daniel Harding, James Gaffigan and Pablo Heras-Casado?
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It was heartening to hear the undeniably louder laughs for the comedians who were younger, more diverse, and more thoughtful, but it's not enough– because the Cellar does not make as much room for this younger generation.
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"It's heartening to see how much interest is out there firstly in terms of support for HIBP, but secondly because it's going to give me the best possible selection of organizations to choose from," Hunt told Gizmodo.
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The fact that, on average, more than a quarter of students participating in a Draw-A-Scientist study depicted a woman over the past three decades is heartening progress yet still nowhere close to parity, she says.
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Frank concludes with the slogan "If you liked two thousand and seventeen then you'll love two thousand and eighteen," which I can't claim to possibly understand the full meaning of but is heartening to think about nonetheless.
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The proceedings before the judge in Daniels' case and the judge in Cohen's case are a heartening reminder that even the President can be brought to heel by a single federal judge, if the law so dictates.
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And families of all races, faiths and national origins who have opted to send their children to a Hebrew-language charter school in Harlem are raising youngsters imbued with a heartening belief in diversity and mutual respect.
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HUGH MAXWELL DURHAM, N.C. ⬥ Love Story To the Editor: Walter Mosley's Father's Day description (Author's Note, June 19) of his terminally ill father rising from his deathbed to wave goodbye to him is both heartbreaking and heartening.
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"It is heartening to see that more and more survivors of trafficking are coming forward in their fight for justice leading to more convictions," said Adrian Phillips, legal head of the anti-trafficking charity Justice and Care.
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Letters Common-Sense Policing Re "Making policing safer for everyone" (Opinion, March 3): It was heartening to read Chuck Wexler's and Scott Thomson's ideas about common-sense reforms to protect police officers and the civilians they encounter.
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But if you're a longtime fan of this series, trapped in a love-hate-then-love-again relationship with Creative Assembly's long-running franchise, then the small details visible in Three Kingdoms' gameplay footage is quietly heartening.
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We're very far from that, which means I don't think we are going to avert those levels of warming, but it's nice to see and heartening to see more and more political energy taking the threat seriously.
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Bowls of dumplings swimming in rich, thick broth and plates piled high with glistening meat and vegetables are making their way to tables, and the heartening clinking of glasses can be heard above the buzz of conversation.
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Although PepsiCo says they won't be putting Lady Doritos into production, it's heartening that the company finally listened to what women truly wanted, and that top execs were considering the extremely real concerns of its female consumers.
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"One of the things I thought was very heartening," Dr. Hill said, was that almost half of the fathers who reported being criticized said that they either changed their behavior in response or sought out more information.
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It is heartening to think of really smart people thinking hard about issues that affect the real world and trying to come up with solutions, even if they need a slug of salt juice to get there.
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Instead of the howling winds of last year, Puerto Ricans woke to the heartening lyrics of "Amanecer borincano" — "Puerto Rican Sunrise" — in a performance that was televised and live-streamed across the island to commemorate the anniversary.
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Editorial It was heartening for the nation to see congressional lawmakers seek comfort in a bipartisan game of baseball on Thursday, after the vicious gunfire attack on some of their own at a practice a day earlier.
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Op-Ed Contributor Durham, N.C. — Some of the most heartening images to emerge from storm-torn Houston this week have been of neighbors doing what we all hope our neighbors will do when we are in trouble.
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Whether Harris is the nominee or not, the fact that she, Elizabeth Warren and Kirsten Gillibrand are all in the race is heartening for all of us who want to see a strong challenge to Donald Trump.
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Directed by Annie Tippe, this a cappella show offered the season's most sophisticated and heartening artistic paradox, as a dauntingly high-tech subject was embraced and exploded by that most low-tech of instruments, the human voice.
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What's more plausible is that he was at least competitive with Latinos, given the margin of the final vote—heartening for Sanders, but hardly convincing proof that he's made the breakthrough with non-white voters that he needs.
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It is heartening that people are willing to take to the streets to defend the primacy of civilization's most effective tools for establishing what the facts of the case really are in this strange age of aggressive alts.
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That they've increasingly bet on diversity being the best way to rake in lots of cash is heartening for progressives in the sense that the entertainment companies believe that progressive causes are the "winners" of these crude economics.
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And I think the thing that's really kind of heartening for me is, as somebody who is really interested in the world and news and politics, is that our users are also consuming that content in huge numbers.
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For founders and investors alike, the heartening thing to take away is that, in most cases, even a small seed and Series A round puts your company in the top half of startups founded in or after 2003.
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" SIDDHARTHA SANYAL, CHIEF ECONOMIST & HEAD OF RESEARCH, BANDHAN BANK, MUMBAI "It is heartening to see that the MPC avoided any undue panic despite the latest CPI reading being significantly higher than the upper limit of the target band.
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Tyler, the Creator: Flower Boy (Columbia) What a heartening development for a formerly horrorcore rapper: coming out (ambiguously) as gay, implicitly denouncing his vulgar, often bigoted previous work, and recording a sweet ode to vulnerability and unrequited love.
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That said, in the aftermath of President Trump's continued "rocket man" insults, it is heartening this week to hear Tillerson and his teammate, Secretary of Defense James Mattis, both stress the need for diplomacy to take the lead.
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This, coupled with an outpouring of hands-on support from community volunteers, millions of water bottles donated by companies, and financial support from wealthy donors -- including singers Beyoncé and Cher, churches and other charitable organizations, has been heartening.
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Yankees 63, Astros 3 HOUSTON — Perhaps it is foolish to read too much into one game, but there was a particularly heartening sign for the Yankees in their 6-3 victory over the Houston Astros on Tuesday night.
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Editorial With most of President Obama's efforts to combat climate change tied up in litigation, it is heartening, if not downright astonishing, to see an industry targeted by an aggressive rule to reduce greenhouse gases welcoming that rule.
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It is also heartening to be able to provide proof to a reflexively hostile Congress — whose members yap incessantly about "job-killing regulations" and "executive overreach" — that regulators and industry can, in fact, produce a mutually acceptable result.
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It also featured a heartening performance from pitcher Michael Pineda, who has struggled mightily in his own right, and an offense that was ignited by Rob Refsnyder, the recently recalled utility player, who doubled leading off the sixth.
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And while he said it was "heartening" that the government opted not to assert constitutionally infirm executive branch powers, the judge said DOJ's reading of Trump's order did not match its depiction by the president and AG Sessions.
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"The more likely someone is to use Uber and Lyft, the more likely they are to take public transportation, and for our industry that is very heartening," said Darnell Grisby, the group's director of policy development and research.
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"While it's heartening to see that New York State has suspended the week-long waiting period to apply for unemployment benefits for those affected by COVID-19 closures, it still takes time to process those requests," Beard wrote.
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There is about it a profound and heartening sense (and it is a profound book) that the verbal construction you're undertaking as a reader represents absolutely the only way this mighty story could ever be brought into existence.
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With the disappearance of video stores, there is something heartening about the existence of "The Space Between Us," a cheesy hunk of science fiction from Peter Chelsom that once would have drawn curious young eyes to VHS shelves.
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But Christy Lopez, a former Justice Department official who helped lead the investigation of the Chicago police, said Ms. Madigan's move was heartening, potentially even a model for other places at a time when federal scrutiny has lessened.
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Natalie Batalha, an astronomer at the University of California, Santa Cruz, who was one of the leaders of NASA's Kepler planet-hunting space mission, said, "It's heartening and highly appropriate to see Vera Rubin honored in this way."
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"Dance on the Volcano" was first published in English in 1959, and it's heartening to see a new translation of this important book, best read as a slice of Haiti's past rather than as a work of fiction.
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"With crackdowns and rollbacks to LGBTQ equality happening around the globe, it's heartening to see this showing of pride from one of the most remote places on the planet," Zeke Stokes, a vice president at GLAAD, told Mic.
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In a city like London, where people have such varied tastes and yet so many venues that previously accommodated those tastes are being closed down, it is heartening that an event as niche as City Boys is still thriving.
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"It's really heartening to see people care enough about this issue to figure out ways to fund the research, get the data, and make important contributions," says Josh Horwitz, the executive director of the Coalition to Stop Gun Violence.
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As chaotic as the whole ungodly experience was, it was the first time this election cycle that someone managed to embarrass Trump, a heartening sign that he is perhaps vulnerable, and that the Republican race could go another way.
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At the same time, it would be heartening if Disney took a more environmentally aware stance in the sequel that's already been discussed, especially given that the company's brand owes as much to the natural world as to princesses.
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The lesson, then, at a time when box-office charts are routinely dominated by sequels and reboots, is a fairly heartening one: A franchise doesn't have to look and act like a franchise in order to succeed like one.
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Still, HFPA President Meher Tatna's speech on the importance of journalism (and the announcement of two grants to fund and protect investigative journalists) was heartening, even more so as stories about women and diversity began to carry the day.
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No release date or any other details have been given, and as per usual, just because rappers say they've made tracks doesn't necessarily mean those songs will ever come out, but it's heartening to know that they exist, nonetheless.
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Instead, the campaign is caught between two realities: a strong performance of its own that fell short of expectations and a new, heartening round of evidence that moderates opposed to him appear split and unlikely to coalesce anytime soon.
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"It is heartening to see Republicans and Democrats in the House and Senate coming together to stand against the ongoing genocidal massacres by Assad, Iran and Russia against Syrian civilians," Moustafa told CNN on Tuesday after the bill passed.
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One thing that is a little heartening is that, although the inspector general certainly found evidence of bias and bad actors on the part of the FBI and DOJ, it&aposs not clear to me how broadly that bias spread.
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"It is heartening to see Jacinda Ardern's incredible leadership and how quickly her administration is acting in the wake of this horrific mass shooting," Shannon Watts, founder of Moms Demand Action, the grassroots arm of Everytown for Gun Safety, told Refinery29.
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But, at the end of the day, what&aposs really heartening about all of this is, for the first time in our modern history, we have got a president who really is making this a big part of his legacy.
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"It's heartening that people really do want to make a difference, and they're supporting the causes that matter to them," said W. Keith Curtis, chairman of the Giving USA Foundation and president of The Curtis Group, which consults with nonprofits.
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It turns out our brains are the most sophisticated instruments here in ascertaining recovery and that psychological feeling of wellness and readiness is the very best measure of recovery, I don't think that's intuitive, but for me it was really heartening.
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Nobody wants a return to casual race-swapping in the movies, but in a divided 2018 it's also heartening to see a film, the brainchild of two trans siblings, earnestly argue that we're all the same underneath our individual wrapping.
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And while Zuckerberg's comments on the potential benefits of AI in health care and road safety are heartening, focusing only on the good that artificial intelligence can deliver is — in its own way — as limited as focusing only on the threat.
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The large audience in attendance, as well as the presence of multiple gallery owners and artists on the panel, were heartening signs that perhaps the eight-point pledge is just the beginning and that the concrete work is already in progress.
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And while there are some heartening images being circulated on social media, like of this koala getting a drink of water from a helpful human friend, the deaths of the gigantic freak bats is both sad and haunting to watch.
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That's why it was so heartening to hear that Pete had not only realized what was wrong with his actions, but felt the need to reach out after so many years to give me the only sense of justice he could.
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Anchor now lets podcasters receive Patreon-style pledges from listeners Anchor aspires to the YouTube of audio, and so it's heartening to see it launch a way for creators to earn direct revenue from their fans so early in its life.
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When he looked to be headed for retirement after his third loss to Tito Ortiz 10 years ago, it was heartening to see that his successes outweighed his failures, and that he was getting out before things got really bad.
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Knowing that the faces behind Jon Snow and Daenerys Targaryen are as invested in their world as their fans are is heartening for those who felt that the final season seemed to care less and less about character arcs and consistency.
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"It is heartening that Russia has joined to work with OPEC...We hope that some decisions in Doha will be taken, to fix some level (of output)," Fedun, a proponent of cooperation with OPEC, told investors during the conference call.
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The bleak, empty pieces make for sad listening, especially in the wake of McLemore's suicide, but it's also heartening in a way, to picture him toying with these recordings for no one but himself, another obsession for a lifelong tinkerer.
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London says Moscow was responsible for the first known use of a military-grade nerve agent on European soil since World War Two, and Britain's defense minister on Saturday said it was "heartening" to see the backing of international allies.
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Given that many of the most famous "Earth-like" exoplanets discovered so far are typically hundreds—or even thousands—of light year away, it's heartening to find out that there are some premium candidates cooling their heels in our own backyard.
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But eventually the real world creeps back in, and it was heartening to see Rick convincing Michonne that if he dies in the fight, she's the right person to lead the survivors into the light, just as she's been leading him.
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"It's really heartening to be spending the first week back on deck on issues that really matter to me but also really matter to this government and to the Labor Party," Ardern said in a live video on her Facebook page.
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While the response to our proposal in Native American circles, and with the public in Utah, has been heartening, some in Congress have resorted to centuries-old tactics to divide Native people – disingenuously pitting one tribal group against the other.
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Even more heartening for investors has been the rise in the domestically exposed FTSE 250 index of mid-sized British firms, which struck a record high and has gained around 24 percent since the lows struck just after the referendum result.
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But what I find most heartening about it is the way Havrilesky's writerly energy and passion confirm that the exchange of best-friend wisdom — a domain that has always been considered "female," and therefore trivial — can be elevated into art.
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Sifting through decades of tape, film and digital images, the director, Brant Backlund, builds a chronicle of inspired activism marked by heartening highs — like a European ban on the import of some seal products in the 1980s — followed by depressing backslides.
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I moderated a U.N. session on the topic, and it was heartening to see an overflow crowd engaging in a historically obscure subject, even as a new report calculated that there are 40 million people who may be called modern slaves.
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The contradictions aren't always easy to square — the movie might benefit from certain basic details about how, say, Ezras Nashim and Hatzolah function during the unplugging that is part of observing Shabbat — but the movie's upshot is heartening, even inspiring.
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Editorial Amid the slow-motion agonies of Puerto Rico, it is heartening to see the reopening of some schools — though fewer than one in 10 — signaling the local resolve to prevail over Hurricane Maria's devastation more than a month ago.
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In particular, as the future of the environment hinges on promoting the protection of land by Indigenous populations, it was heartening to see that at least a few of the candidates embraced their recent attempts to connect with Indian Country.
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The category was quite competitive this season, which saw an unusually ambitious assortment of dramas and comedies, heartening doomsayers who have long fretted about the health of plays on Broadway, where the big money and big crowds flock to musicals.
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For those of us sheltering at home because of coronavirus and unable to visit the gym or otherwise weight train — which, right now, is most of us — a new study of the inner workings of our muscles should be heartening.
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One of the most heartening — in fact thrilling — developments in the long Penn Station impasse has been the arrival of another renewal plan, so vastly better than anything that came before it that it's a shame Mr. Cuomo hasn't embraced it.
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If children are, in fact, protected against the coronavirus, that's heartening news, considering that kids are less inclined to wash their hands and cover their mouths when they cough — two important measures that help to protect against spreading the condition.
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Lots. BERNARD JOSHUA KABAKNEW YORK To the Editor: It is heartening to see that the Trump administration is taking a closer look at the deeply flawed affirmative action policies that are being employed in many American institutions of higher education.
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But in the meantime, it's strangely heartening to see the information free-for-all of the last decade begin to bite those companies in the ass — and even more so given it's just about the one thing everyone can agree on.
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"It's been very heartening for me to have that support and that love, but also there's been a pretty big indicator that this has been the tip of the iceberg of the work for me," Van Ness reveals to PEOPLE.
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Bob's Burgers: "Bad Tina," Season 2, Episode 5 First aired: May 1, 2019 Since it premiered in 2019, Bob's Burgers, created by Loren Bouchard, has been a very weird but ultimately very heartening piece of counterintuitive programming amid general 213s darkness.
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In a culture in which seemingly everything is contrived for the camera, it is heartening, and horrifying, to see what it looks like when it doesn't think it is being photographed, or at least photographed the way Jeff Mermelstein does it.
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But no matter the outcome, it's at least heartening to know that if the U.S. government stops supporting such initiatives financially, and otherwise, some (if too few) private sector organizations are banding together to find technological approaches to water conservation, and protection.
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"Even when it got all over the country about who was representing him… Everyone knew I was representing him… It was very heartening for us to see that we were supported by the fact that I was doing this," he told Fox News.
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"Your body failing you is a loss that's hard to explain and yet the amount of messages I've gotten from women in a similar predicament has been so overwhelming, loving and heartening," she captioned a photo of herself sitting on a hospital bed.
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"Although the national vacancy rate technically did not decline, net absorption continues to exceed new construction, a heartening sign for a market that remains mired in a slow but steady recovery," noted Ryan Severino, Reis' director of research, in a recent report.
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I wouldn't be so foolish as to venture a guess about where the court will come down, but it's heartening that the 3rd Circuit seems eager to engage with – and, I hope, provide some clarity on – the tough issues in this appeal.
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One thing that I think is also very heartening is we're seeing so much activity on a grassroots level, and I think that is also galvanized through social media, and that's something that I've noticed that's happened for a variety of causes.
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WATCH: 'Crazy Rich Asians' Cast Respond To 'Heartening' Fan Reactions Meanwhile, Golding has become one of the industry's go-to leading men after the blockbuster success of Crazy Rich Asians and a captivating turn as Blake Lively's husband in A Simple Favor.
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For those of us who have long believed that gold should play a guiding role in our nation's monetary policy while also providing an anchor for stable exchange rates, it's heartening that a leading presidential candidate seems well-disposed to consider its advantages.
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"Today's decision is so heartening and reinforces the faith I have always placed in American justice," Elkann said in a statement, adding he had gone through a difficult period but had been able to reflect over what happened and about the future.
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"The fact that the president-elect looks a bit shocked and more somber today is the most heartening thing I've seen in days," tweeted Tom Nichols, a professor at the United States Naval War College and a vocal Trump critic during the campaign.
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At a time when many American officials and leaders are either distancing themselves from our community or encouraging open hostility toward Muslims, it's heartening to see the president take a stand and make clear to all Americans that we really are stronger together.
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Editorial Given the sad retreat from democracy in many of their Central European neighbors, it is heartening to witness the determination of so many thousands of Slovaks who have been marching across their country "for a decent Slovakia," as they've dubbed their protests.
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That doesn't mean that we shouldn't acknowledge the shoulders on which they stand or continue to appreciate the work of those who came before, but it's heartening to see them give new life to our puzzles and take up the constructing mantle.
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"It is also heartening to see so many Midwesterners and state court judges on the list — they would bring a valuable perspective to the bench, particularly since they have already served on a court of last resort in their own states," Severino continued.
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"While it's difficult to discern from these one-off developments what the big picture looks like, I do think it's heartening that one chapter of this whole endeavor might be coming to a close," Moreno said, shortly before news of the agreement broke.
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How almost heartening, then, to read Richard Boch's new memoir, "The Mudd Club" (Feral House), and hear the author confess to feeling insecure and to wanting to join the cool crowd when he worked the door at the seminal punk rock club.
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The economic indicators are certainly heartening, the managers say, and Mr. Trump's ambitious policy agenda — which includes a market-friendly triad of top priorities in rolling back regulations on businesses, overhauling corporate taxes and spending $1 trillion in infrastructure projects — looks encouraging, too.
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"There's more enthusiasm, more energy, more passion now than there was at any point in the 2016 campaign — which is both heartening and discouraging, all at the same time," Guy Cecil, the chairman of Priorities USA, the largest Democratic super PAC, told me.
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While this is a heartening victory in these daunting times for reproductive rights and access, the path that Jane Doe was forced to take to get here should serve as a stark reminder of just how fragile our reproductive rights are in America.
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I doubt he'll be giving us more details than that, but it's heartening to see that both parties are slowly getting back to normal life — Grande singing her heart out on stage, and Davidson at Saturday Night Live making jokes at his own expense.
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Mr. van Zweden has not demonstrated a comparable involvement with new music, though it is heartening to hear that next season he will lead the Philharmonic as a guest in the New York premiere of a viola concerto by the young composer Julia Adolphe.
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Whilethe future of Guitar Center itself remains uncertain and the current administration continues to erode workers' rights, its heartening to see that at least a number of its employees have won additional rights and protections for themselves—whether their bosses like it or not.
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It would be heartening to think that this means China's leaders realise that the best way to win hearts and minds in Hong Kong and Taiwan is not to bribe, browbeat and bully, but to make China itself look a more attractive sovereign power.
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Hollywood's swift efforts to expunge Weinstein, Spacey, and C.K. are heartening — especially when viewed alongside parallel cases in politics, such as the horrifying attempts to downplay similarly carefully reported allegations against figures like Senate candidate Roy Moore, accused of molesting a 14-year-old girl.
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RICHARD BOYCE, San Francisco • To the Sports Editor: While is it heartening to know that there has been a long overdue recognition by the N.F.L. of the risks that are involved in concussions, it is amazing that boxing escapes criticism for the same thing.
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Nick Ingala, a spokesman for Voice of the Faithful, a group formed to promote parishioners' voices after the abuse scandal surfaced, said it was heartening that bishops wanted to set up an independent review process but he expressed skepticism that it would be successful.
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"I don't feel like it says that we're ahead of any sort of pack on this issue, but ultimately the popular will has overridden the cynical use of a system — and that's heartening," said Peter Lewis, one of Australia's most respected pollsters for progressive causes.
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Even though Epstein said he did not know enough about the politics of the bill to comment on how effective it would be, he found it heartening to see the support of the African American community and spoke at Monday's press conference for that reason.
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De-stigmatizing housing for older people through good design, as architects like David Baker and Anne Fougeron are doing in California, is also heartening, as is Perkins Eastman's recently released report on biophilic design in senior housing (in non-architect-speak, integrating nature into architecture).
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The pushback against the movie version of Ghost in the Shell, for example, has been both fascinating and heartening to see; Jon Tsuei's Twitter thread offers arguably the best summation of the subject, and should be considered a must-read for those wanting to catch up.
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Taken as a whole, Swoon's cast of characters is as multicultural and diverse as Detroit itself, and it's heartening to see the portraits of everyday folk that she started out installing, unauthorized, on the streets of New York, continuing to get due respect in a gallery setting.
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So it was heartening to watch the six foot six inch (1.98-metre) former world number four in grand slam action for the first time in two and a half years at the All England Club on Tuesday, unless your name happened to be Stephane Robert.
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Looking at Alabama's exit polls shows us that the push against the patriarchy has gained heartening force and followers over the past 12 months; it also reminds us that the work isn't even close to over, because the hardest minds to change haven't moved an inch.
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It's really heartening to see a metal band of this stature take such a public stand against hate, and to donate such a substantial amount (tickets run thirty bucks a pop, and it's safe to assume that this will sell out) to such a worthy cause.
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Humanity has kindly shared the horrors of war with our animal-kin for thousands of years, so it's heartening to see the Department of Defense is finally focused on creating the ultimate Good Boy—a proud pupperino ready to serve with the utmost of canine courage.
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With his departure from Congress, we are sorely in need of new champions for the mentally ill, humanitarians who care about the broad aspects of mental health and its impact on the community It is heartening to see some members of the Senate and Congress step up.
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Indeed, it has been heartening to observe communities and leaders in states as diverse as Iowa and Florida mobilizing and taking action to embrace Israel's values and friendship, and ensuring that American tax dollars are not flowing to companies that engage in or otherwise indulge BDS-hate.
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"While Asia continues to be seen as having more traditionally male-dominated cultures, it is heartening to see that the number of female billionaire has grown to more than double over the last five years," Julia Leong, partner and private banking lead, noted in the report.
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It is nice to have my work recognized, and heartening to find that this book that I frankly didn't think was good — I came very close to wanting to quit this book and I was convinced that nobody would buy it and it would destroy my career.
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Strategy 3: Start a broader conversation about Amazon's power More than anything else, Shanks said, it was heartening to watch the recent groundswell of opposition to Amazon after it announced plans to put a second headquarters in the Queens neighborhood of Long Island City, New York.
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Nearly our entire lives, from the first day we get our periods until menopause, we trade gestures of sympathy over menstrual cramps, a bond that is both heartening and depressing: We're destined to feel this way forever, so we might as well get used to it.
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" Meanwhile, the Union of Concerned Scientists called the bill a heartening effort, but warned that the portions on nuclear energy include research for "designs that could use nuclear weapon-usable fuels and involve reprocessing of their spent fuel, needlessly increasing risks of domestic terrorism and nuclear proliferation.
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For those of us who despair at an art market driven so thoroughly by the whims of the obscenely wealthy, there is something heartening in the notion that art can belong first and foremost to a people, regardless of who has bought and paid for it.
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It was heartening to hear, especially after his earlier assertion that it was "crazy" to believe that misinformation on Facebook had affected the presidential election in any real way — despite copious evidence that it was disturbingly in the mix, whether it directly swung the result or not.
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But even for the layperson not much interested in papal affairs, Francis's gentleness and insight will provide a heartening buffer against a world that, as the Pope himself observes, often seems darkly apathetic, which is probably how Francis would prefer his little book serve, as his motto suggests.
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It's heartening to see more performance and time-based art, like Ana Mendieta's "Untitled (Glass on Body Imprints—face)" (1972), photographs in which the artist, by pressing her face up against a glass window, turns her body not simply into a canvas, but into material, like paint or clay.
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It is heartening that South Africa is investigating the allegedly crooked deals struck under the previous president, Jacob Zuma, but alarming that even worse behaviour in the Democratic Republic of Congo has gone unprobed, and that the terms of Chinese loans to some dangerously indebted African governments are secret.
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" "At a time when Islamophobia is growing thanks to hateful demagogues like Donald Trump, it was heartening to see the Democratic party give a prime-time slot to the father of a fallen Muslim-American soldier who rhetorically slapped Donald Trump in the face with his pocket-size Constitution.
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Letter To the Editor: "A Roman Legion of Volunteers Retakes the Tiber" (Rome Journal, April 27), about the cleanup of the Tiber River, was a heartening reminder of how complex governance is (not only in Italy) and what can be done when people decide to pitch in to help.
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He detailed his father's flight from Cuba in 1957 ("That's an experience a lot of Floridians understand"), his efforts to rise up the economic ladder in the United States ("It's the Hispanic experience") and the heartening prospect of two immigrant families from Cuba watching their sons run for president.
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A symbol of a growing activist movement, the players' stance and Longo's rendering of it offer a heartening display of how the power afforded to these athletes has the potential to carry inspiration and promise to the many who seek spectatorship as a form of edification, not just entertainment.
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The latest data from Italy, where the percentage rise of new cases and the total number of new deaths has fallen over the past two days, precisely two weeks after a national lockdown was put into place, is a heartening sign that aggressive social distancing measures do work.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Something Strange Is Seen in a Hearing Room: Bipartisan Cooperation" (news article, July 11): It is heartening to learn that the members of the Senate and House Veterans' Affairs Committees are working across the political aisle to improve care for America's 21 million veterans.
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"In an age when much of our most incisive journalism is the product of multi-organization collaboration and team reporting, it is heartening to note that eight of this year's Polk winners are the work of individual reporters," John Darnton, the curator of the awards, said in a statement.
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" And speaking of the parents and carers and children she has met and heard about over the year, she said it "has been reaffirming and immensely heartening to hear from the parents and carers you work with about what they need, and what they want for the children in their care.
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"A Construct the Koreas (Never) Made Together: Deconstructing the DMZ for the Imaginary" (2019) is a rapid-fire geopolitical primer that mixes disturbing facts (there are still some 20193bn landmines in the area) with more heartening ones (20 guard posts were removed in 2018; migrating cranes are oblivious to politics).
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That's heartening, given that America's current outdated system of giving preference to the relatives of former students is essentially cheating, says Richard V. Reeves, author of the book "Dream Hoarders" and a senior fellow in Economic Studies and director of the Future of the Middle Class Initiative at the Brookings Institute.
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Her method turns something often quite bland — a plant flown from another coast, maybe another country — into something heartening, sharp and bright, full of the tastes of the sun and the sharp rocks where caper bushes grow and where workers must pick the tiny birdlike flower buds before they bloom.
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"While it is heartening to see progress being made in LGBTQ representation on television, it's important to remember that numbers are only part of the story, and we must continue the push for more diverse and intricate portrayals of the LGBTQ community," said Sarah Kate Ellis, GLAAD president and CEO.
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But what's heartening is the idea that we're now moving past the superficial layer of a media cage fight between a good girl and a bad girl, and diving into a new genre of entertainment — one that aims to untangle the complicated narrative strands that make up female feud DNA.
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But the tweets I'm seeing of people making tough engineering decisions in the face of yet another American mass shooting are somehow heartening (Update, 3:16pm ET: LAPD have confirmed it was "just" a murder-suicide, so no "mass shooting" here, which is a definition that Americans love to fight about).
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In a social media landscape overflowing with brands that co-opt the language of social movements to appeal to hyper-conscious consumers, R.I.S.E. offers a heartening alternative: dissident cultural activism that leverages the immediacy of online sharing culture to give voice to Indigenous resistance.
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But her concern for "where [she'll] get [her] fucking news" if Logan buys PGM is both terrifying (as she says, it's down to "the Times, the Post, editors at Pierce, and a couple hundred angry young women on Twitter, and that's about it") and heartening (from a Shiv-loving perspective).
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There has been heartening bridge building across persecuted groups, from hands extended between individual rabbis and imams to larger, more public acts of coalition building, including a call by the Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR) Monday offering a $5,000 reward for information exposing the perpetrators of the JCC threats.
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"What's so heartening about these elections is that there's a good percentage of Zimbabwean whites who've said, 'Damn it, let's get involved,' and we've suffered together with the blacks and feared together with them," Mr. Bennett told the journalist Peter Godwin in June 2000, the month he was elected to Parliament.
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Mimi Swartz HOUSTON — I am sure that by now many of you have seen the heartening pictures of the countless volunteers here in Houston, lining up to help out in the wake of Hurricane Harvey, kayaking to the rescue, opening their homes to strangers, feeding the hungry from their own kitchens.
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" But to the actress' surprise, Wu was met with an "outpouring of support" when she returned, telling THR that "It was heartening to know that the me that I represent in life is seen, whereas the me that I represent in tweets is [also] seen — but it's not the whole story.
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"While it is heartening to see progress being made in LGBTQ representation on television, it's important to remember that numbers are only part of the story, and we must continue the push for more diverse and intricate portrayals of the LGBTQ community," GLAAD President Sarah Kate Ellis said in a statement.
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Tim Wu, a professor of law, science and technology at Columbia Law School who coined the term "net neutrality" and has warned against an economy dominated by a few giant firms, said in a tweet that it was "heartening" to see the idea of breaking up the tech giants gaining some traction.
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Some of it was heartening, such as Kumail Nanjiani's quip that he'd spent his whole life relating to straight, white, male characters on screen, and that it was time for things to go the other way around, but other parts served as a reminder of how much distance there's still left to cover.
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Yet despite the messages of condolence and outrage from world leaders — several of whom were silent about the sexual orientation of the victims — and the heartening displays of solidarity as rainbow colors lighted up the Eiffel Tower and Sydney's Harbour Bridge, the fact is, gay rights remain elusive in much of the world.
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A heartening win came Saturday night when American Civil Liberties Union attorneys convened at Brooklyn's US District Court at Cadman Plaza to appear before Judge Anne Donnelly and argue for "a nationwide stay that would block the deportation of all people stranded in the US airports," according to an ACLU press release.
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Still, it is at least somewhat heartening to think that, in the cases of Wilde and Ibsen, they were men who even a hundred years ago realized just how rotten the lot of women was and saw fit to deliver a sort of collective mea culpa on behalf of their dominating sex.
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The filmmakers capture changes both abrupt (one of Gemma's friends is the victim of a sudden act of violence) and slow-simmering (as Gemma's relationship with Pat disintegrates) and emerge with a heartening portrait of resilience in a setting where parental abandonment and prison time are treated as regular facts of life.
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That's heartening, given that America's current outdated system of giving preference to the relatives of former students is essentially cheating, says Richard V. Reeves, author of the new book "Dream Hoarders " and a senior fellow in Economic Studies and co-director of the Center on Children and Families at the Brookings Institute.
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To the Editor: In a world where an increasing number of people seem inclined to dismiss facts, deny hard evidence, embrace alternative versions of truth and shamelessly fabricate outright lies, it is heartening to read this meticulously researched article that reveals how and why these cyberattacks occurred and how they were detected.
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The most heartening words came from the one person who can actually bring up the issue for a vote and influence the outcome, Speaker of the House Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE.
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Read more>>> By Gretchen Reynolds Men and women who move around throughout the day, even if they just stroll or clean the kitchen and do not formally exercise, are less likely to die prematurely than people who almost never leave their chairs, according to a heartening new study of physical activity and mortality.
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While not all applications of SPQR are meant to reference white supremacist ideals, the current work of classicists, medievalists, and modern historians to isolate, translate, and then underscore its current abuse has been heartening to many who wish to understand how the past has become distorted in the lens of the alt-right.
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So it's heartening that this week Major League Baseball announced a decision by the Cleveland Indians to remove the controversial Chief Wahoo logo from the team's uniforms in the 2019 season — a move that might be considered literally the least the team could do after decades of protests by Native American activists.
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"Thaipusam is just one of the myriad of colourful, mesmerising festivals that the Indian diaspora continue to celebrate here in Singapore, and it is heartening that, in this ultra-modern city of skyscrapers and high-tech gadgets and gizmos, a faith thousands of years old continues being commemorated with passion and zeal," Koo adds.
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In a weird way, then, Leicester's title win is more heartening for being followed by this instantaneous reversion to normality than it would be if – as some idiots contemplated – it had ripped up the hierarchy for good, permanently dethroned the Premier League's elite and cleared the path for a legion of mid-ranking imitators.
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They leap into his swimming pool and splash about, and it's heartening to find Debie's camera, which leered so sweatily over teen-age flesh in "Spring Breakers," rejoicing in these used and busted bodies—even shifting into slow motion, and thus granting the men the kind of leisure that the harrying years have denied them.
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Minutes after the debate, Rebecca Vilkomerson, the executive director of Jewish Voice for Peace, a growing grass-roots organization that advocates pressuring Israel with the threat of boycotts, released a statement calling Mr. Sanders's remarks "heartening" and added, "Today showed that the movement for Palestinian rights is shifting the discourse at the highest political levels."
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That finding should be particularly heartening to Netflix as it prepares to take on the likes of Disney and Apple and AT&T, each of which is mounting some kind of streaming service of its own, and all of which are looking to make a splash with original, exclusive content that Netflix won't have.
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To the Editor: Re "Two Veterans Groups Find Common Ground in Opposing Forever Wars" (news article, March 17): It is heartening that in an age of intense partisanship in Washington, two veterans groups from opposite ends of the political spectrum are working together on the noble objective of ending America's endless war in Afghanistan.
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It was heartening to learn today that the patient, but determined strategy of federal and local law enforcement officials worked, with three of the anti-government trespassers at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge walking out to be arrested and the last holdout coaxed to surrender after hours of YouTube-streamed discussion with the FBI and supporters.
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So, while it's heartening to see politicians and others beginning to recognize the significance and urgency of black maternal health issues, it's imperative that the solutions we look toward include long-term systemic fixes, but also shorter-term stopgap measures that can help black women whose pregnancies will have begun and ended before the next presidential election comes around.
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And while the majority of men voted for Moore, it's still heartening to see women get the final say in a special election that eerily resembled the 22016 presidential race, wherein voters had to choose between a candidate with a long history of wildly inappropriate sexual conduct and a candidate who stood for gender and racial equality.
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It was heartening to see Blizzard put some attention on the fifteen year-old game—especially with the news that the new 1.29 patch is the start of a renewed focus on the game—but it was also slightly confusing for people who expected to see that patch put the context of a clear roadmap for the game's future.
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Wouldn't it have been heartening to hear her use that moment during the interview to talk about the women and babies she's met struggling with opioid addiction, or the children who she has met as part of her "Be Best" campaign who have been bullied at school, or the people whose homes were destroyed in the California fires?
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Last week in Nigeria, I heard about the important efforts that some of the states are taking to establish better mechanisms for resolving conflicts and I saw many heartening examples of resilient communities who banded together to fight off Boko Haram, solve clashes between pastoralists and farmers and bridge divides, as with the youth and the police.
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And lo, the engineers have delivered the RC F. With plenty of oomph from its 5-liter V53 engine, rear-wheel drive, all wrapped in a two-door coupe, the RC F ventures into territory defined by the Camaro SS and Mustang GT. To find 467 horsepower and 389 pound-feet of torque throbbing under the aluminum hood of a Lexus is heartening.
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At a time when our relationship with the night is changing, it's heartening to know that no matter how many nukes, licensing regulations, sodium bulbs, or CCTV cameras are fired up at it, the night will always be out there, lurking, looming, waiting, for those people whose inbuilt curiosity compels them to explore it right to the most distant edges.
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It has often been said that Monet painted the water lilies in near-total seclusion, so it's heartening to read about the bustle of appreciative people around him, from his staff of gardeners, to his stepdaughter, Blanche, who lived with him until the end, to his dear friend Clemenceau, who was at his bedside, holding his hand, when he died.
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It's heartening to report that art-world fashion is now beginning to favor once-overlooked abstract paintings by major African-American artists, who include, besides Mr. Gilliam, Ed Clark (whose first show at Hauser & Wirth opens this week); William T. Williams (whose recent paintings are on view at the Michael Rosenfeld Gallery); and the late Alma Thomas (whose work is at Mnuchin).
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When the country is protesting, you see there are many non-Muslims called out in the streets to protect the interests of fellow Muslims in the country, and that's very heartening because despite the hate that the leadership has been trying to spread in the country, there are still some sane voices who are protecting the interests of fellow Muslims.
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"My take is that it is heartening that a government actor is stepping into the void left by Sessions' abdication of his enforcement responsibilities to protect the civil rights of Chicago's residents," said Christy Lopez, a visiting professor at Georgetown Law who formerly served as a deputy chief in the Special Litigation Section of the Civil Rights Division at DOJ and helped lead the CPD investigation.
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Apropos of Tupac, I told Duncan about how I was planning to move to L.A. I said it casually, as if this plan were already in the works rather than a doubtful dot on an undrawn time line, and I was unexpectedly filled with a brief but heartening sense that, merely by my vocalizing that something would happen, something would actually happen—as per pop psychology.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It can be heartening to see a long list of people signing a letter against President Trump's Executive Order (EO) that would keep out non-citizen nations from seven Muslim-majority nations (Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, and Yemen), even if many of these same people sat out the #J20 Art Strike for who knows what reasons.
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So it is particularly heartening that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE is making housing a top priority by issuing an executive order that focuses on the need to resolve regulatory challenges that are hindering the production of badly needed quality, affordable housing.
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And for those of you who've been keeping up with our suddenly heartening coverage of the New York legislature's evolution on the MMA issue, unfortunately any decision the legislature and Governor Andrew Cuomo make on the legality of MMA this year won't happen until late March, when the state budget is approved, which would not be nearly enough time for the UFC to turn around and arrange an event just a month later.
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Though Ariana herself has understandably remained quiet since the horrific events of the night unfolded—save for one tweet the night of the atrocity—her manager Scooter Braun spoke out last night via Twitter, with a message of defiance and strength in the face of the terror: It's a heartening message in the face of unspeakable tragedy, and this combined with the solidarity shown by the fans will hopefully offer comfort to all those who are in need of it right now.
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Potty training notwithstanding, efficiency is not always a virtue where childhood development is concerned—honestly, it's hard to come up with an area where efficiency is preferable to the running-around-ineffectually thing, except I guess for vaccinations—and it's heartening that, at the lower levels of Little League, everyone is still content to let kids pick dandelions in the outfield and sit on their gloves and heedlessly circle the bases until they are either miraculously tagged out or not.
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People often point out that Hillary Clinton won the popular vote by a veritable landslide, more than three million votes, which is also very heartening—except when you consider that, like the stories of "breaking the silence," this fact seems to exist in a parallel universe to our political reality, and it allows too many people to ignore massive (but well covered elsewhere) problems with Clinton's platform, the acknowledgment of which would be very instructive in the perils of rhetorical lameness, if nothing else.
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Despite Kenny's and May's heartening vow that "there will be no return to borders of the past" between Northern Ireland and the Republic once the U.K. leaves the EU, neither has yet offered a single workable suggestion about how they will get this past the other 26 members of the EU, who have clearly articulated their very dim view of the possibility of member states establishing bilateral deals with the U.K. Both heads of state repetitively used the phrase "frictionless and seamless border" last Monday but this ideal is at complete odds with the U.K.'s red lines of remaining in the single market or the existing customs union.
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