So if I'm hectoring anyone here, I'm hectoring a group that includes me.
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That would be an appropriate response to Berlin's constant hectoring.
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Hefazat's hectoring has not stopped the divorce rate from rising.
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Greenspan, though, said Trump's hectoring of monetary policymakers is inappropriate.
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California's well-meaning, but hectoring, stand will not help with that.
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"Le Gai Savoir" would be hectoring if it were not so playful.
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In fact, a lot of Democrats overplayed their hand by hectoring and interrupting.
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He pledged to not be a "hectoring scold" on issues such as abortion.
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Far from persuading people, these confected claims come across as hectoring and supercilious.
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He's a hectoring, sputtering, slapdash, one-dimensional writer who mistook loudness for passion.
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For two years, President Trump has taken an aggressive, hectoring approach toward Mexico.
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His constant interrupting and hectoring of Pence just didn't look or sound good.
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There's no sense hectoring normal people for preferring comprehensible slogans and high-minded aspirations to tedious disquisitions on the art of the possible, and there's certainly no sense in hectoring practical politicians for trying to give people what they want.
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The power of a hectoring, bullying, discriminatory state is a threat to human happiness.
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His hectoring, however tactless in execution, is hard to argue with on the merits.
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In the senate, Mr. McCain was the Democrats' near-perfect instrument for hectoring Republicans.
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Communication that starts with this realization will be more effective — and more respectful — than hectoring.
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He's hectoring and yelling at me WHILE he's saying he's going to raise our taxes.
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That can sound hectoring; it also makes her look especially hypocritical when she changes tack.
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In conclusion, the future belongs to stern, hectoring bozo-prose, with no giggles at all.
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Americans should be grateful that President Trump rose to the occasion and ignored the hectoring.
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Critics of the big technology companies have refrained from hectoring users to quit social media.
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He sneaked up behind her, pretending to be a reporter hectoring her for an interview.
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Political theater, with its tendency toward hectoring and grandiosity, is hard to credit these days.
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He wrote multiple tweets Wednesday hectoring Powell and the central bank for their pace of easing.
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Murphy wasn't a particularly strong singer, his vocal range initially landing somewhere between talking and hectoring.
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Even some veteran women activists have said that this hectoring is disrespectful to our social norms.
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Pitino, tired of the intraoffice hectoring, bolted for Kentucky, a sanctioned-ridden program, another reconstruction job.
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And Ellis is not hectoring or presenting himself as a victim, or even calling us to account.
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It has also helped neutralise an impression, exacerbated by sexism no doubt, that she is rather hectoring.
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They believe that this candidate, of all candidates, is unlikely to respond to public hectoring or ultimatums.
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CATHY TENNICAN, LOS ANGELES To the Editor: In detailing liberals as self-righteous, hectoring and arrogant, Prof.
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Many recipients of Mr. Trump's hectoring are fellow politicians, with paid staff members to help them defend themselves.
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What unfolds, beyond the hectoring about American greed, is a bleakly intelligent satire looking for bleakly intelligent viewers.
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Aggressive hectoring, reducing many town hall meetings to shout-fests, has become the headline these past few months.
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It drew gasps, and came only after passionate hectoring by arguably the most famous person in sports media.
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The rural roadways were not exempt, and many regional sites of exceptional beauty were framed with hectoring billboardia.
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By engaging with others, I do not mean posting hectoring rants on social media or sending rude emails.
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After years of targeting Obamacare, lawmakers found public protest more convincing than the president's hectoring demands for passage.
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Scarcely a week passed without China hectoring perfidious Japan, as if the peaceable democracy was still jackbooting around Asia.
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It was a model of existence that, like a hectoring fitness app, reduced human beings to bundles of numbers.
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A hyena, maybe, given how much the rising, hectoring tone of Trump's voice was starting to sound like howling.
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Most of the writers I know are an odd mix of neurosis, outsize ego and hectoring fears of inadequacy.
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Cities and states seeking to structure markets through the democratic process can expect hectoring, not humility, from the department.
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Mr. Bush, who has been on the receiving end of Mr. Trump's hectoring throughout the campaign, withdrew before 9 p.m.
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The hectoring, reality-controlling Jobs that Brennan-Jobs writes about feels like one of the most true depictions we have.
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Somehow, Gamergate has come to a galaxy far, far away; hectoring, harassment, even death threats aimed at director Rian Johnson.
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And though the music on ye is cocksure and often dazzling, the album leaves much of West's recent hectoring unresolved.
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A good chunk of it — roughly two minutes — was devoted to hectoring them for not spending enough on their militaries.
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Aziri's brother, who lived in Toulouse, imposed himself as a malignant patriarch, hectoring and beating his sister and her children.
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He is not going to bring back millions of manufacturing jobs by hectoring and deal-making one company at a time.
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When her shirt was torn off for organising a protest, she saved her modesty with safety pins and went on hectoring.
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Beyond a promise to stop hectoring other governments, Mr Scholz shows little sign of devoting political capital to tricky European debates.
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For me, far from being a hectoring form used to explain things to others, the Twitter essay is a democratic form.
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" The president came across as more hectoring pastor than visionary leader, Bacevich argues in "America's War for the Greater Middle East.
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It was barring refugees, hectoring impressionable Boy Scouts, undermining Obamacare and telling us it had a higher I.Q. than Rex Tillerson.
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When she isn't hectoring, Wilson presents a remarkable array of data, often in unusual and striking charts, and delivers numerous surprises.
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Of the three challengers, Mr. Sanford could prove the most formidable when it comes to hectoring Mr. Trump from the right.
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Trump's hectoring of Sessions could be cited by Mueller as evidence of an intent to obstruct the probe, legal experts said.
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Tim Kaine, on the other hand, seems to be content to take the Donald Trump approach to debating -- interrupting, hectoring, and insulting.
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" Mugabe's nemesis and opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai condemned the coup as "unconstitutional," hectoring legitimate change can come only "by the ballot box.
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But neither man was prone to delivering hectoring monologues in the style of the "Daily Show" alums who now dominate late night.
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There's a "Black Mirror" feel to the show — in a good way, not a hectoring way — and some well-articulated domestic drama.
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I realize it makes me into Mr. Hectoring Guy and I'm sorry, but the time to start drafting that plan is now.
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His comedy avoids the fashionable confessional style in favor of borscht belt standards about hectoring mothers and religious figures walking into bars.
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As for complaints that she was too strident or shrill or hectoring or inflexible, have any of these critics seen Bernie Sanders?
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Some scenes can feel forced and even a little hectoring (as when a breastfeeding mother is verbally attacked in a public park).
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Trump's hectoring of the Fed has led to expectations of lower interest rates, according to a National Bureau of Economic Research study.
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He could do rage, terror, and alienation very well, with hectoring and loud stories that mirrored the 1960s countercultural rage at the establishment.
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Their swaggering, opiated hectoring has been honed by years of skateboarding, graffiti missions, inebriated kickbacks, and, of late, months of stop-start touring.
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Perhaps nervous that viewers would find her nagging or hectoring, she missed some obvious chances to call Mr. Trump out on his errors.
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" There was no appearance this week from Alec Baldwin, who has played a hectoring version of Mr. Trump on this season of "S.
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While there was a GoFundMe campaign to "euthanize Gritty," some fans have embraced his irksome appearance, array of dance moves and hectoring antics.
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Several former Mined Minds staff members described company gatherings the same way: Their bosses ordering seemingly endless shots, hectoring the more timid drinkers.
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Warren's problems are obvious: Her non-stop hectoring makes her not especially likable, and her background as a corporate lawyer clouds her authenticity.
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If you push the needle up to "fff," you'll get excitement of course, but there's a danger of it becoming too bombastic and hectoring.
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Through laws, hectoring and "cow protection" squads, zealots have tried to prevent all Indians from eating beef or even exporting it to other countries.
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But it's also why the show isn't the sort of hectoring screed a lot of its harshest critics assumed it would be, sight unseen.
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Hyman's hectoring and her mother's apparent disdain steadily eroded Jackson's confidence and precipitated an extended bout of agoraphobia, which imprisoned her in her home.
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In between sessions, Heidi fields hectoring calls from her boss, Colin Belfast (Bobby Cannavale), an executive for the Geist Group, the company running Homecoming.
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The "elites" should take practical steps to persuade others not by hectoring them but by working to better the quality of life for all.
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It may be giving you a big lecture about Western capitalism, but it never feels hectoring — and it could so easily have done so.
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He tossed out plenty of red meat for his own party, hectoring Republicans for denying climate change and blaming immigrants for stagnant wage growth.
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Traditional New Girl hijinks do arise when Jess creates a fake engagement in response to Russell "hectoring" her, but she comes through in the end.
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" Bret Stephens, foreign affairs columnist for the conservative Wall Street Journal, said Trump's speech was "a relentless, unyielding, humorless, hectoring appeal to fear and loathing.
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Trump tweets or sounds off about a company or sector, such as drug companies or Air Force One maker Boeing, hectoring about cost or value.
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Others pointed to its fearmongering, like Wall Street Journal reporter Bret Stephens: This speech is a relentless, unyielding, humorless, hectoring appeal to fear and loathing.
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It juxtaposes anti-fascist songs that date back as far as World War II with new ones, leaning toward persuasion and compassion rather than hectoring.
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Even in the occasional sections of brilliance, she feels the need to underline every nugget with a "moral of the story", hectoring the reader into submission.
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Britain's European allies are tired of the hectoring language used by British ministers negotiating Brexit, and at first they used this crisis to express their frustration.
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That was true as well of Eric Swalwell's "pass the torch" hectoring of Biden, in a June debate, as a politician who was overstaying his welcome.
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But the president has a particular rapport with Mr. O'Reilly, whose hectoring braggadocio and no-apologies nostalgia for a bygone American era mirror Mr. Trump's own.
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What you remember may not be pictures or ideas so much as his voice, roughened by age and tobacco, fragile but still hectoring, melancholy and indomitable.
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And former Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer warned that Trump's hectoring of the Fed could backfire by coercing it into more aggressive policy just to prove its independence.
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At one point, CNN morning guy Chris Cuomo began hectoring Kellyanne Conway about climate change — Mr. Cuomo seemingly convinced the epic flooding was tied into global warming.
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In "The Big Lebowski," a riff on Raymond Chandler, he played the conniving, hectoring multimillionaire in a wheelchair, Jeffrey Lebowski, who is being targeted by bungling crooks.
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Those who remember Mr. Giuliani as the hectoring mayor of New York know what he has to offer any conversation on race and violence — not a lot.
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I have learned from hard experience that challenging liberal hectoring in the public square can bring a sharp rebuke from superiors and harassment on a variety of fronts.
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He's still hectoring layabouts, chronicling toilers, and mocking nouvies, although these days he's also skewering the bogus trappings of Irish patriotism and the porousness of the Ulster border.
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Hailing from Machiavelli's hometown of Florence, Renzi also chose a perfect timing for a full-scale assault on Germany's constant hectoring and, what he calls, "double standard" policies.
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Jackson even showed up at the festivities from time to time, scandalizing the political sensibilities of the day every bit as much as Trump's hectoring campaign screeds have.
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Debate organizers say they want to avoid a situation in which the debate becomes one big fact-checking or hectoring exercise and never gets to important policy differences.
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So, it figured that the Judiciary Committee would honor its longstanding practice of hectoring Supreme Court nominees about television cameras when Neil Gorsuch appeared for his confirmation hearings.
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"It's incredible to me that despite all the hectoring between the U.S. and China, Nike's name rarely comes up as a target of tariffs or boycotts," he said.
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" CORK, Ireland — The Catholic Church has responded to Friday's historic vote to make abortion legal in Ireland by hectoring "Yes" voters to go to confession for their "sins.
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Here are some options: First, there is a powerful lesson to be learned from Chinese diplomatic successes in the region: avoid hectoring and engage in win-win projects.
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OpticsFast customers report dreadful and unnerving experiences with the company: obscenity-filled rants from service reps, cascades of hectoring emails, repair jobs gone terribly wrong, threats of litigation.
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In 2019, as a result of Castro's hectoring on the debate stage, the Democratic presidential field debated, for several minutes, whether it should be a crime at all.
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The center of everyone's attention, who started his speech the color of a sweet potato soufflé, had progressed to the unnatural, hectoring scarlet of a stick of sidewalk chalk.
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" Instead, Skipper continued, the decision to switch Lee to a different game happened after the Charlottesville production staff worried the announcer might be exposed to "social hectoring and trolling.
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At a Morningside Heights dinner party, Sergey — prompted by Vica's coaching (hectoring?) — will pitch his idea for a new app to the tech entrepreneur husband of Vica's friend Regina.
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His wife is gone, his daughter (Bel Powley) is an addict, and his parents (Bruce Dern and Piper Laurie) are watching his every misstep, an amusingly hectoring Greek chorus.
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But as Mr. Trump's hectoring of Mexico on migration has increased, so, too, has the willingness of the López Obrador administration to take measures to calm its northern neighbor.
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You can't help but feel that Mr. Owen has poured a lot of himself into the hectoring remarks proffered by Sean Gleeson, who plays Mr. Young's largely absent dad.
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The criticism has deeply angered Mr. Biden, according to associates, and he is said to be indignant over what he sees as politically motivated hectoring from rival presidential candidates.
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Indeed, the commission's move places the Polish opposition, already divided and demoralised, in a tricky spot: should it back the government, or take the side of hectoring bureaucrats in Brussels?
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Ms. Waldo voiced many other cartoons, including Josie on "Josie and the Pussycats" and, in a departure from her more winsome roles, Fred's hectoring mother-in-law on "The Flintstones."
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Standing at the podium in front of her biggest television audience in this campaign to date, Clinton had to simultaneously seem likable and knowledgeable; assertive but not shrill or hectoring.
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But her funny, hectoring tone and her perky mien — she breaks into occasional bouts of funky dance now and then — bring a lively new perspective to an oft-heard plaint.
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The CEO seemed to struggle to persuade some skeptical lawmakers that the bank's culture had changed amid repeated interruptions and aggressive, sometimes hectoring questioning from representatives including Brad Sherman, a Democrat.
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The ongoing trade disputes and the president's constant hectoring about Europe's failure to meet defense spending targets have ended up sealing the belief that the transatlantic community was in deep trouble.
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And while some automatically decry any actor who talks about politics as being hectoring and out of touch, Streep's speech could only really have been given by someone in the arts.
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When Mrs Clinton attempts this, with her voice high and loud at its peaks, she is called "shrill" and "hectoring", while her laugh is a "cackle"—words rarely aimed at men.
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Had he concluded that his hectoring of "little rocket man," as he liked to call Kim, aided by his threats of "fire and fury," had painted himself into a diplomatic corner?
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That's more or less it, give or take a few details, like the letters — each forgiving, raw, emotional and hectoring — that the son, Michael, sent to each parent before he died.
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The Indian leader will likely highlight win-win U.S. deals with India and offer more of a burden-sharing role, "exactly what Trump is hectoring his European allies about, " said Jaishankar.
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After more than a decade of hectoring from the security community, for example, medical device manufacturers have recently started making long-overdue improvements to implantable devices like pacemakers and insulin pumps.
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Email exchanges among central bankers and their staff show that some of them are watching Trump's continued hectoring of the Fed to lower rates, and aren't pleased with what they see.
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She's smart, she's serious and she has a certain nerdy charisma that attracts some people, though the flip side is that for others she reads as a hectoring know-it-all.
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Standing above it all, hectoring his way through a landscape of housing projects and empty parking lots, is Staples, whose voice reaches a sharp level of intensity the beats only hint at.
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There is a canny nobility given this work by the surroundings that bypasses Cattelan's usual overtones of heroic self-mockery and simultaneous self-aggrandizement, which can be hectoring to say the least.
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Only a quarter-century later in that second book, "Admit Impediment" (1981), did the rabid hectoring, schoolmarmish decorum and jumbled syntax (sometimes Ponsot seemed to be rewiring Donne) start to fade away.
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Goldberg and Lesnar were obviously inclined to go through the motions; the crowd's hectoring pushed them into rest holds and an obvious unease with their surroundings which made a bad match worse.
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The charges were sharp — she questioned his command of facts, he condemned her "racist" use of the term "super-predator" in defense of a 1990s crime bill but the hectoring was sharper.
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Yet the idea of describing the show in such a fashion keeps cropping up, because many self-proclaimed geeks feel like the show takes a hectoring or even bullying tone toward them.
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Western leaders, perhaps cowed by President Xi Jinping's obvious distaste for hectoring on human rights, were unacceptably subdued before Mr. Liu's death, mostly leaving comments about his case to lower-ranking officials.
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Sanders, who won't release his medical records after a recent heart attack, came across as an angry old man hectoring his opponents with a polarizing vision for a country impossible to obtain.
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The actress, 28, plays brilliant, high-pressured Manhattan attorney Rebecca Bunch, who abruptly runs away from a life of too much work and too much needling, hectoring criticism from her mother (Tovah Feldshuh).
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He suggested that the front-runner on Wednesday night's stage, Senator Elizabeth Warren, might have been wary of stirring up a repeat of past "unfair complaints about hectoring and lecturing" directed against her.
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Pence's pitch was as Trump enforcer, hectoring the gathered NATO allies for underspending and admonishing allies -- the UK, Germany and France -- for refusing to follow the US out of the Iran nuclear deal.
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"Master Class" opens with the Callas character hectoring the audience, saying it's not her fault if she can't be heard, complaining that the theater is too hot and the lights are too bright.
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"The Meyerowitz Stories" is a comedy, charitably stuffed with good lines, yet the basic story is that of a neighborhood Lear—the hectoring hero, bereft of a kingdom and surrounded by nothing but fools.
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But the CEO struggled to make the case that Wells Fargo is now a good corporate citizen amid repeated interruptions and aggressive, sometimes hectoring questioning from representatives including Democrats Brad Sherman and Stephen Lynch.
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During the eight years of the Obama presidency, I thought U.S. policy toward Israel — the hectoring, the incompetent diplomatic interventions, the moral equivocations, the Iran deal, the backstabbing at the U.N. — couldn't get worse.
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A mariachi musician, introduced as comic relief, gets his own episode that reveals him as a soulful artist trying to keep his integrity; Ana's mother evolves from a hectoring nemesis to a toughened survivor.
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"What happened was not normal, irrelevant to the matter of re-entry into the U.S., and seemingly part of a pattern of hectoring journalists in America at the border," Watson says in an email.
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Previous attempts by Republicans to do that met with humiliating failure in July, when an Obamacare repeal-and-replace bill flopped in the Senate, triggering a barrage of hectoring tweets from Trump against party leaders.
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It&aposs possible, though not established, that Trump&aposs hectoring may have spurred some countries to increase their spending faster than they planned or to become more serious about moving to the 2 percent goal.
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And he may find himself under pressure by an electorate that, weary of Mr. Trump's hectoring and disparaging comments about Mexico, will demand that he cede no ground, leaving little room to manage the relationship.
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He subjects himself, his artistic collaborators and his viewers to disturbing experiments in surveillance; he makes us participants in art that is hectoring, aggressive, buttonholing and violent, and fills us with a sense of complicity.
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Even the erstwhile Euro-skeptics among the key contenders for power in Italy's elections on March 4 are now all pro-European, the only qualification being that they would not submit to any German hectoring.
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It's one of those works a grown-up must understand before diving into; it's imperative to nail the narrator's hectoring tone, to make the kid you're reading to understand that call and response is in order.
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It comes amid a volatile patch on Wall Street and amid a steady stream of hectoring from President Donald Trump, who has called for lower rates to stay competitive with policy at other global central banks.
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At NATO, the president's reckless refusal to reaffirm our commitment to the defense of our allies under Article 5, while hectoring them publicly about their military spending, made our allies conclude they must go it alone.
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This presentation is also an important bookend to the 238 Biennial, a raucous, untidy show unforgettable for the real-life issues it threw in viewers' faces — and for often overly didactic, hectoring and visually dry art.
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In a hectoring and confrontational speech, Mr. Christie defended his approach to governing, crediting his pugilistic methods with pulling New Jersey "back from the economic brink" and forcing lawmakers to address structural weaknesses in the state's finances.
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"He's nothing but a bullsh–ter," Obama told two friends early last November, describing an election night phone call with Trump, in which the businessman suddenly professed his "respect" and "admiration" for Obama—after years of hectoring.
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Without it, Trump has been unable to persuade those outside his base to go along with him, so instead he reverts to hectoring and browbeating, tactics that he's increasingly using against Republicans as his political support shrinks.
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Mr. Trump doubled-down on his most destructive campaign impulses by hectoring the other members at length for what he called their insufficient levels of military spending, and by refusing to reaffirm NATO's bedrock mutual defense commitment.
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"Among our Charlotte production staff there was a question as to whether — in these divisive times — Robert's assignment might create a distraction, or even worse, expose him to social hectoring and trolling," Skipper said in the memo.
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A group of graduates accuses the association's president, a hedge fund manager named Soo H. Kim, of assuming too much power, dismissing or hectoring critics and withholding the details of major decisions, including how money is spent.
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A story like this could easily have come across as a kind of hectoring lecture about the virtues of free-market conservatism — especially given the likely political leanings of some of the movie's creators — but it works.
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In this respect, Spicoli is something of a savant: Yes, he's a weasel, but he has his own moral code that he adheres to, even when being mocked by the hectoring Mr. Hand and his fellow classmates.
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Describing his election night 2016 phone call with Trump, in which the businessman suddenly professed his "respect" and "admiration" for Obama after years of racist hectoring, Obama told two friends in November: "He's nothing but a bullsh–ter."
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At the same time, the president's chronic hectoring of the Fed and his trade war with China have the central bank on course to lower U.S. interest rates in the midst of a growing economy with rising wages.
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Maybe it's the recognition that he will be leaving a "legacy-free" legacy that is behind the lectures and hectoring on how law-abiding Americans are somehow less concerned about massacres than the saint in the Oval Office.
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On a visit to NATO's new HQ in Brussels, he complained about the cost of the building, but after hectoring the leaders on why they should pay their way, he agreed to do business with them after all.
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Instead, they made up their own lyrics—a brilliant, surreal tale of a kid (the earnest, bemused K-Rob) who's on his way home and a hectoring pimp (Ramm) who tries to tempt him toward the dark side.
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I believed the top woman producer who told me that it involved something as primitive as men in Hollywood not wanting to be bossed around by women because it made them think of hectoring wives and nagging mothers.
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And it's surely not this fine actor's fault if one feels an urge to change a late-in-the-play reference from "a little hectoring" to a more accurate "abiding preachiness," of which there is quite a lot.
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But the Underground has also, cleverly, left a third escalator — on the far left, of course — for anyone to ride or climb as he or she pleases, so in some sense it is stepping heaven, without any official hectoring.
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Rather than hectoring smokers, policy makers should allow those who want to quit smoking to choose from new and better options that suit them so they can actually enjoy quitting while massively reducing their risk of death and disease.
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Hectoring his hecklers, clamoring for affirmation from his crowds and playing on the resentments of white working-class voters, Mr. Trump has impressed millions of Republicans who see him as refreshingly uninhibited — an unfamiliar quality in a national politician.
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In such a tribal environment, it is an unusually unforgiving role: Calling for a referee to be punished is perhaps the only thing that can bring diverse fans, competing managers and the hectoring news media together in common cause.
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The group's Web site contains a large archive that includes their often critical commentary on the annual reports of Pricewaterhouse, and the many letters—sometimes hectoring, sometimes coaxing—that they have sent to the Guggenheim and to the Emiratis.
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The book's tone winds up being less revisionist than matter-of-fact, although at times the necessity of stripping away centuries of nostalgia-fueled lore results in a hectoring didacticism that credits the reader with neither curiosity nor wisdom.
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Demetre Daskalakis, deputy commissioner at the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, says that although (cheap and readily available) condoms are the right prevention option for many, hectoring the public to use them has lost its effectiveness.
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" Now, to round of the political spectrum, here is what Jean-Luc Mélanchon, the leader of the French radical left, and a presidential contender in next year's elections, tweeted on December 7, 2014 about Chancellor Merkel's hectoring: "Maul zu, Frau #Merkel !
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I think his optimal equilibrium is hectoring Jeff Sessions but Jeff Sessions not quitting, or tweeting out the thing about transgender service members and the military ignoring him, or tweeting out threats to North Korea and not actually changing American posture.
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" This, she argued, ended up helping the Republican candidate: "People are persuaded when they are able to come to their own conclusion, not when they're told by some shrill harpy or hectoring preacher that they're a shitbag for voting for Trump.
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The next, he was accused by Mourinho of not defending well enough from his position on the wing; and Hazard appeared dulled by the hectoring he took from the manager, and disillusioned, perhaps, by the fallout from Mourinho's dispute with Carneiro.
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But direct political hectoring plays against that strength; instead of the subtle nudge of a sitcom's implicit values it's just a rich and famous person yelling at you, in a way designed to maximize ratings among progressives looking for catharsis.
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And if meditation teachers are too woo-woo for you, Wharton School professor and best-selling author Adam Grant has made a similar argument, explaining why, despite much hectoring from enthusiasts, he has never bothered to adopt a formal meditation practice.
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Even though I may ultimately agree with many of your conclusions, I want to make up my own mind instead of being force-fed a diet of hectoring articles and myriad Upshot or Mediator columns that belong on the opinion pages.
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Mr. Biden did not appear as unsteady as he has in some other recent public appearances, but he also may not have fully convinced Democrats that, as their nominee, he would be able to parry Mr. Trump's hectoring attacks next year.
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"I will take all responsibility related to the current situation, legal or ethical, if there is any," said the 48-year-old Lee, the third-generation leader of the country's biggest conglomerate, who received the lion's share of the panel's often-hectoring questioning.
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A female liberation story set in Tbilisi, Georgia, and in a sardonically funny, touching key, "My Happy Family" follows Manana as she leaves her shocked family without explanation, shutting the door on a claustrophobic whirlwind of jostling bodies, hectoring voices and competing needs.
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It is no secret that the Knicks' brand around the league, and especially within the subset of high-leverage superstars, became toxic last season after comments by Jackson, then the team president, about LeBron James's "posse" and by his public hectoring of Carmelo Anthony.
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While we're all waiting for greatness to find him, though, three hardy women are around to nudge things along: A punkish artist (Jessica Brown Findlay), a hectoring best mate (Katherine Pearce) and his empathetic Mum (Simone Kirby), whose support for her sulky son never wavers.
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If he has any hope of recovering from this first-round pummeling, according to the conventional wisdom, he needs to prepare better on the issues, pivot away from personal attacks, and curb the hectoring, interrupting, mansplaining posture that has cost him so dearly with women voters.
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For instance, writing off Roseanne entirely — because it homogenizes Trump supporters as people just worried about their families or the country — misses the ways the series depicts Roseanne as a hectoring bully who convinced her sister, Jackie, not to vote for Hillary Clinton at the last minute.
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But thinking of stasis as one possibility among others — even if just for limited periods of time, even if just in the sense of loosening the hectoring voice in your own head that urges you to always keep marching forward — seems a culturally viable, emotionally necessary option.
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That's how we got the strange spectacle of CNN's Jim Acosta, ostensibly a nonpartisan reporter, hectoring the White House's Stephen Miller last week with the claim that Emma Lazarus's poem about the "huddled masses" means that the U.S. cannot be self-interested in screening new arrivals.
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Somehow, though, that inquiry trailed off and what most audiences remembered about that film were the final frames showing Moore hectoring Charlton Heston, the actor and onetime president of the National Rifle Association, who was in his 70s and beginning to show the effects of Alzheimer's-related illness.
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Mr. López Obrador's only mention of President Trump — who has spent the past two years hectoring Mexico, stripping the bilateral relationship of much of its hard-fought good will — was a throwaway joke about selling him the Mexican presidential plane in an effort to pare back executive branch luxuries.
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" As far as fixes are concerned, Toor thinks that it would be helpful for students to submit graded work from high school, so admissions officers can see what students are being taught, but concedes that it "could lead to more hectoring by parents of already underpaid and stressed out teachers.
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The hectoring from the podium, the hyperbole, the cries of "Fake News," the disrespect shown not only for the profession of journalism but for individual journalists themselves, and the frequent inability -- or unwillingness -- to answer simple questions all have turned what should be an adversarial environment into a needlessly combative one.
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There he bluntly informed civil servants of their shortcomings, fired off hectoring e-mails written in capitals, took a bulldozer to Mr Gove's softly-softly Liberal Democrat coalition partners and agitated to prise the state's fingers off schools, inject the exam system with new rigour and boost the teaching of science and maths.
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If the mark of a specific breed of heel is the lecturing, hectoring know-it-all who offers nothing but nails-on-a-chalkboard condescension, the godawful truth of all of this may be that it's not Trump who was the heel during the election, no matter how awful a gorge we're threatening to careen into.
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But where Ms. Madigan's Jesus-loving Halie in New York seemed confined by the hectoring contours of the role, her performance is now considerably more shaded; the actress calls to mind no less a pitiable figure than Eugene O'Neill's Mary Tyrone, as this delusional matriarch ascends the stairs of Derek McLane's home-turned-battleground of a set.
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The Security Council resolution and Mr. Kerry's harsh and hectoring speech will confirm to Israelis — even those most supportive of a two-state solution — that the Jewish state is being held to a different standard, and that it is being dictated to without real reciprocal demands being made of Palestinians, even as they promote destructive international initiatives that circumvent direct negotiations.
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Not moving next week essentially comes down to three factors, according to Fed watchers: The looming G-20 summit at which the U.S. and China, at least theoretically, could reach a trade agreement; a desire not to be seen as overly influenced by the financial markets and President Donald Trump's hectoring; and the desire to avoid making December's rate hike look like a policy mistake.
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A longtime foil for Mr. Trump, Mr. Sanford, who served two separate stints in the House of Representatives in addition to serving as governor, was seen in some respects as the most viable of the trio, as the one who might have had the most success in getting under Mr. Trump's skin and hectoring him from the right on the issue of the federal debt.
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Trump was terribly wrong in using hectoring and antagonistic language against European allies that no president in post-war American history has ever used, and he was disastrously wrong in refusing to restate America's commitment to defending Europe under Article 85033, which every American president, Democratic and Republican, has viewed as an article of faith and resolve to defend our European allies from foreign invasion and attacks.
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Most, if not all, of the tracks were available on streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music, but in making them totally free to listen to for anyone, it feels a little like Dischord was performing a public service — after two weeks of hectoring by presidential hopefuls, their peers, and their underlings, now's a perfect time to listen to the kind of angry, political punk that the label made its name putting out.
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But there are three factors that could result in the U.S. central bank not moving on interest rates this time, according to Fed watchers: The looming G-20 summit at which the U.S. and China, at least theoretically, could reach a trade agreement; a desire not to be seen as overly influenced by the financial markets and U.S. President Donald Trump's hectoring; and the desire to avoid making December's rate hike look like a policy mistake.
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However, the senior White House official pointed to Trump's relationship with Chinese President Xi Jinping as a sign of how he might deal with Kim: Trump frequently talks about how close he is to Xi, but this has not stopped him from talking tough on trade with Xi. One former senior administration official who has watched Trump engage with world leaders said he has not had a consistent method in diplomatic dealings, describing him as "kind of all over the map" at times hectoring, at others friendly.
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Unless you've been under a media blackout the past week and a half, you've likely caught wind of Dan Richards, The Progressive Liberal, a wrestling Hillary Clinton fan who delivers hectoring promos about how he's working the area's Appalachian Mountain Wrestling promotion in order to educate the local rubes on proper living, green jobs, and how to pronounce "Appalachia" (with the third "A" being long, according to him, which is clearly wrong and enrages both me and the fans packing the gyms the promotion works).
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To acknowledge the realities of running as a woman — the double standards, the higher bars, the demands for likability and relatability in a nation that mostly only relates to and likes dudes; the need to be authoritative but not hectoring; to be smart but not a know-it-all; to be cool but not fake; to be warm but not a mommy; to be maternal but not too soft; to have the contours of your life, from your breasts to your skin-care routines to your maternity leaves, treated as foreign and weird and maybe counterfeit by a political media that's never had to take this stuff seriously before; to be honest but not actually tell the truth about any of this stuff because you'll sound like a whiner — is a trap.
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