But they can leave a mark on a vulnerable person.
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Obama's decision will leave a mark on his presidential legacy.
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Some investors expect that Cerberus will leave a mark on Deutsche Bank.
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Some investors expect that Cerberus will leave a mark on Deutsche Bank.
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But he is still trying to leave a mark on the policy debate.
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He (and his industrious young assistants) wanted to leave a mark on the debate.
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Some leave a mark on you, and some you pass through with scarcely a memory.
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Jung's hero is someone primarily driven by a desire to leave a mark on the world.
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These are the pulpit gems that go beyond eloquence; they leave a mark on the soul.
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If they win, that can leave a mark on your credit report for up to 10 years.
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If that happens, it will certainly leave a mark on politics in the Sunshine State, and possibly beyond.
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Dictators and poets have that in common: wanting to have an influence and leave a mark on their audience.
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I get to bask in the excitement of new learners and to leave a mark on the next generation.
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Even if he won't pursue the White House himself, the Ohio senator should leave a mark on the 2020 debate.
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If these old sexist lines continue, Democrats could leave a mark on their field of female stars heading into 2020.
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If this old sexist line continues, Democrats could leave a mark on their field of female stars heading into 2020.
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It's crucial to you to leave a mark on the world—and you don't want it to be a boring mark.
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But he also underscored that it was a unique opportunity for this president to leave a mark on the moribund peace process.
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They do what they can with the space they have, and they leave a mark on the building as the centuries go by.
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As we perform a position on our stomachs, I leave a mark on my mat that reminds me of an Yves Klein painting.
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Anne did go through traumatic events, and although Montgomery handles them with a light comic touch, they do leave a mark on her psyche.
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For entrepreneurs hustling to change the world, Musk's grand ambitions to leave a mark on the course of human history make him the ultimate idol.
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The decision "could leave a mark on the law for generations and seems likely to end in a landmark Supreme Court decision," the article reads.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook earlier this year said he wanted to leave a mark on the health care industry under his tenure at the iconic technology giant.
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"If that does not leave a mark on you for the rest of your life, I don't know what will," he told the Miami Herald in 2013.
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If today's entrepreneurial giants wish to leave a mark on the future of capitalism, they could do worse than to heed the words of Owen D. Young.
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The accounts, collected from victims and eyewitnesses, "will leave a mark on all of us for the rest of our lives," Mr. Darusman told reporters in Geneva.
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"We hope that through our tour, K-pop and K-pop concerts will continue to leave a mark on a market as big as the US," said Taemin.
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Each successive search without a discovery shows that WIMPs, if they exist, must be lighter or less prone to leave a mark on normal matter than had been assumed.
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Among their own supporters, they earned respect by being all-action enough to leave a mark on those who only saw incidents once and from a very specific angle.
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However, within this taco universe, there are some tacos that are extra memorable, those that leave a mark on the perennial list of "things that are worth living for".
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But the scandals are not only a shock to Japanese consumers — they leave a mark on Japan`s reputation as a reliable and quality-oriented manufacturer and business partner.
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The three moderates on the debate stage will be under pressure to stand out on Tuesday night and leave a mark on voters before the caucuses on Feb. 3.
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This will challenge your thinking and encourage you to get off the "autopilot" of following others' behaviors and instead determine how you want to leave a mark on the world.
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Lisa made a comment that she wished the ring would leave a mark on him if he was going to keep taking it off, and the idea stuck with Jason.
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When men drink alcohol, smoke or engage in other behaviors, it seems to leave a mark on their offspring through epigenetics, the biological processes that tweak genes without mutating them.
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The rules are known as midnight regulations, and represent a final attempt by the Obama administration to leave a mark on Washington's rulebooks before Trump takes over at the White House.
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"Some selling by a significant owner of Canadian assets will leave a mark on the Canadian dollar," said Bipan Rai, North American head, FX strategy at CIBC Capital Markets in Toronto.
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The rules are known as midnight regulations, and represent a final attempt by the Obama administration to leave a mark on Washington's rulebooks before Trump takes over at the White House.
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"While we only have evidence for violent trauma on two of the skeletons, it&aposs important to remember that violent death doesn&apost always leave a mark on the skeleton," Hassett said.
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Some selling by a significant owner of Canadian assets will leave a mark on the Canadian dollar, said Bipan Rai, North American head, Foreign Exchange strategy at CIBC Capital Markets in Toronto.
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The culmination of her research is a small exhibition she curated at the Center for Architecture that celebrates the career of the only Japanese American to leave a mark on the famed Usonia.
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There's a bratty, frustrated urgency to the band's vocals that sticks out, and the presence of multiple singers gives it some unexpected texture; those qualities were enough to leave a mark on me.
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Nicki Minaj was unable to perform after the arena she was scheduled at had some serious electrical issues ... but the rapper still made sure to leave a mark on thousands of her fans.
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"President Trump is leaving his mark in the policy realm because the voters worked so hard to make sure Trump was able to leave a mark on the Supreme Court," she told The Hill.
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But you can imagine a president on his way out the door facing a hostile Congress -- if he wants to leave a mark on his last year -- will have to do things on his own.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — President Trump's executive order on immigration has prompted a constitutional showdown that could leave a mark on the law for generations and seems likely to end in a landmark Supreme Court decision.
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On the other hand, he writes vividly of a woman of parts determined to leave a mark on her time; and makes us feel viscerally how large those parts were — the arrogance, the anxiety, the reach!
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Given his ambitions, perhaps it is a good thing that Mr Ma plans for Alibaba to flourish "at least 102 years": begun in the last year of the 20th century, it may yet leave a mark on the 22nd.
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After announcing the rate rise on December 19th, Mr Powell reminded listeners that "some volatility" is unlikely to leave a mark on the economy, but also that the Fed had already lowered its forecast for growth and inflation "a little bit".
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Something like Paradise Hills, a creative fantasy feature by Alice Waddington, may leave a mark on viewers swayed by dystopian fiction and queer narratives, and serves as a terrific example of what talented filmmakers make up the festival's short film selection.
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But the South China Morning Post says there's been a downside to all the popularity — vandalism and general bad behaviour, as tourists scrawled their names on lamp posts and other park property, in order to leave a mark on the place.
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Many Democrats still don't know what to make of Yang, other than to acknowledge that the anti-establishment sentiment from 2016 is still running strong and creating a lane for an outsider to leave a mark on the race in 2020.
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The split decision hinted the new government was starting to leave a mark on monetary policy, after Carlos Urzua, now finance minister, expressed a desire for new "blood" at the bank during last year's presidential election campaign, which leftist Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador won by a landslide.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump is moving toward major shuffles of his cabinet and his West Wing staff, as members of the Trump family are working to leave a mark on personnel decisions after a bruising midterm election cycle, several people familiar with the discussions said on Tuesday.
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But will former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael BloombergBiden surge calms Democratic jitters The Hill's Campaign Report: Biden riding wave of momentum after stunning Super Tuesday Delegate battle ahead likely favors Biden MORE leave a mark on the race after plowing hundreds of millions into a national ad campaign?
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It is with a meaningful life that one is able to find connections to people, places, things and leave a mark on society; it renders a good life a meaningful one.
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His zealous methods of preaching and evangelism laid the foundation and set the example for many years to come. His work continues to leave a mark on the Baptists of Germany and Europe.
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A "civilian" Bekas-M with a 535 mm barrel can be converted at the factory to the Bekas-M-S "service" version for private security agencies; this version has a bolt modified to leave a mark on the shell.
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Example: If every person likes at least 1/3 of the books in a library, then the library has a book, which at least 1/3 of people like. Proof: Suppose there are N people and B books. Each person likes at least B/3 of the books. Let people leave a mark on the book they like.
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The rubbing action will create friction and heat, but it will not leave a mark on the plate. However, as the normal force increases, eventually the stresses in the plate's surface will exceed its yield strength. When this happens the ball will plow through the surface and create a trough behind it. The plowing action of the ball is burnishing.
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Born in Murray, Kentucky, Sykes grew up in Memphis, Tennessee, where he would eventually leave a mark on the musically rich city. At 17 years old, Sykes purchased his first guitar for $20 at a pawn shop on Memphis' famed Beale Street. After years of traveling, Sykes would eventually return to Memphis and reconnect with his childhood crush, Jerene Rowe. The two married in 1976 and currently reside in Fayette County, TN outside of Memphis.
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Sarfaraz was more concerned of the "bigger threat" Nadir Shah who was vandalising Delhi and Punjab. Nadir had in fact written to Sarfaraz which aggravated matters further. He can be best described as mild mannered person who neither had the opportunity nor the exceptional merit required to leave a "mark" on history on such troubled times and was consigned to the footnotes of history. Sarfaraz Khan's reign was for a little over 13 months.
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For Zinoviev, history is a history of disintegration, both personal and social, the history of dehumanization in the name of progress. Ibansk – a completely dehumanized society, in which there is no linear time; "the story ran aground", turned into an absurdity. People are sentenced to the eternal present, waiting for the end, without hope, for hope refers to an open story. The characters of "Yawning Heights" do not even try to leave a mark on history, because they realize that the past can always be rewritten.
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Samson at the 2008 Adult Entertainment Expo Despite enjoying her career in the adult film industry, Samson had other ambitions. In 2005, while on vacation in Tuscany, Italy, she decided she could "leave a mark on this world" by making wine. Then married to a wine merchant, she had frequently traveled to Italy and France, and often fantasized about owning her own vineyard. When she was a child, she had helped her family make wine in the basement of their house in Watertown, New York.
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In 1898, sculptor Lorado Taft founded the Eagle's Nest Art Colony on a bluff overlooking the Rock River, north of Oregon. Taft and his art colony began to exert an influence on the city of Oregon and its culture. The artists who gathered during the summer at Eagle's Nest would leave a mark on the city below them. One result of the colony's location near Oregon was the inclusion of a second story art gallery in the Oregon Public Library when it was built in 1908.
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Briggs joined the Toronto Board of Trade in 1898 and served as president of the Master Printers' and Bookbinders' Association of Toronto. The General Conference made him book steward emeritus in 1918. He was succeeded that year by the reverend Samuel Wesley Fallis, and Briggs stepped down from publishing in 1919, and that year the Methodist Book and Publishing House became Ryerson Press. Briggs trained a number of editors who were to leave a mark on Canadian publishing, including McClelland & Stewart co-founders John McClelland and Frederick Goodchild and their later partner George Stewart.
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Although this did not apply to the Subura slums, which were still as rickety and fire- prone as ever, he did leave a mark on the monumental topography of the centre and of the Campus Martius, with the Ara Pacis (Altar of Peace) and monumental sundial, whose central gnomon was an obelisk taken from Egypt.Eck (2003), 122. The relief sculptures decorating the Ara Pacis visually augmented the written record of Augustus's triumphs in the Res Gestae. Its reliefs depicted the imperial pageants of the praetorians, the Vestals, and the citizenry of Rome.Bunson (1994), 32.
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In 1904 he began to contribute to the newspaper Permskii Krai, publishing poems and notices; at the newspaper he met local Marxists and developed his own leftist political orientation. At this time he also took up acting and traveled around Russia with a theatrical troupe. On his return to the Urals, he became an agitator and led the strike committee at Nizhny Tagil, for which he was sentenced to prison. On his release, he traveled to Istanbul and Tehran; the impressions from this Eastern trip would leave a mark on his later work.
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Initially, Sinestro had trouble locating his daughter and assumed that it was for the best. However, he did eventually locate her and used his ring to leave a mark on her face whilst she slept. The mark, shaped like his family's coat of arms (the two downward pointed triangles underneath her left eye), contained a micro transmitter that would enable him to find her easily from then on. Sinestro then said he visited Soranik occasionally, sometimes in disguise, even during Soranik's graduation from medical school (where he took a photo of Soranik and her adopted parents for them).
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The structure was completed as per the parameters of its namesake's will. Oliver planned that the building both serve as a way to consolidate the management of his steel and coal operations, and as a way to leave a mark on the city's growing skyline. Oliver's location for the structure was once the original founding home of Mellon Financial from its start in 1869 until 1871 when the bank moved across the street and down a block. For many years, the primary tenants in the building were international law firm K&L; Gates, but in 2007, they moved to the larger Ariba Building, which became known as K&L; Gates Center.
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The theme of sadness is revisited on "Someone Said Goodbye", a song about one reflecting on life, which at times may bring on sad feelings. "A Moment Lost" addressed two ideas: the regretful feeling of words spoken at times of anger by a loved one that leave a mark on one's heart, and a song of love that in turn heals it and forgives. "Drifting" is an instrumental that developed from a piano melody, typical of Enya's other instrumental tracks. According to Roma, "Amid Falling Snow" is inspired by a child's amazement of seeing snowfall for the first time, and Christmas time in general.
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The firewall would exist at the black hole's event horizon, and would be invisible to observers outside the event horizon. Matter passing through the event horizon into the black hole would immediately be "burned to a crisp" by an arbitrarily hot "seething maelstrom of particles" at the firewall. In a merger of two black holes, the characteristics of a firewall (if any) may leave a mark on the outgoing gravitational radiation as "echoes" when waves bounce in the vicinity of the fuzzy event horizon. The expected quantity of such echoes is theoretically unclear, as physicists don't currently have a good physical model of firewalls.
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A souvenir sheet commemorating the 1977 Soviet Constitution, Brezhnev is depicted in the middle During the era, Brezhnev was also the Chairman of the Constitutional Commission of the Supreme Soviet, which worked for the creation of a new constitution. The commission had 97 members, with Konstantin Chernenko among the more prominent. Brezhnev was not driven by a wish to leave a mark on history, but rather to even further weaken Premier Alexei Kosygin's prestige. The formulation of the constitution kept with Brezhnev's political style and was neither anti-Stalinist nor neo- Stalinist, but stuck to a middle path, following most of the same principles and ideas as the previous constitutions.
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Hafez was acclaimed throughout the Islamic world during his lifetime, with other Persian poets imitating his work, and offers of patronage from Baghdad to India. His work was first translated into English in 1771 by William Jones. It would leave a mark on such Western writers as Thoreau, Goethe, and Ralph Waldo Emerson (the last referred to him as "a poet's poet").; "that Emerson claims for the domain of poetry Hafiz may turn out to be a poet's poet" Sir Arthur Conan Doyle has his character Sherlock Holmes state that "there is as much sense in Hafiz as in Horace, and as much knowledge of the world" (in A Case of Identity).
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Fellow IGN writer Jesse Schedeen named Crisis on Infinite Earths one of the best DC crossovers, agreeing it was unprecedented and dramatic. Marc Buxton of Comic Book Resources named "Crisis on Infinite Earths" the greatest comic book crossover ever, saying that no crossover has been bigger or as ambitious: "where some events seem hesitant to actually leave a mark on their respective universes, Crisis did it with aplomb". He praised the series for exploring the entire DCU and felt it was a fitting event for DC's fiftieth anniversary. Nerdist News noted that many of the series' central events—such as the deaths of Supergirl and Barry Allen—have become iconic moments in DC's history.
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It was recorded in three separate sessions, two produced by Thom D'Arcy, and one session by the band themselves. The album was picked up and re-released by MapleMusic Recordings."Garage and grunge leave a mark on Whitby rockers". Georgia Strait, by Steve Newton on July 21st, 2005 The album was remixed by Ian Blurton. Two singles, "Carousel" and "Sweet Little Sister", achieved underground and mainstream success garnering attention on mainstream radio and regular rotation on MuchMusic during 2004 and 2005. The band portrayed themselves on Ken Finkleman's CBC mini-series At The Hotel in episode 3 of the show, opposite Don McKellar who played their manager. A performance of "Sweet Little Sister" was spliced throughout.
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One of the central themes in El cristo feo is the building of personal identity and self-improvement as forms of withstanding the oppressive practices in domestic work. From the beginning of the novel, Ordalisa's life is shown as full of loss despite having a stable job, which also takes too much effort to leave time for her own aspirations. Ordalisa's position of social submission is constantly emphasized in the novel, which talks of "class distancing", "unquestioning obedience" and puts phrases like "you are only the servant of the house" in the mouth of the employers, who find it inconceivable to imagine that a woman like Ordalisa could have thoughts of her own. When Ordalisa starts carving the deformed figure of the ugly crucifix, it awakens in her the desire to leave a mark on the world, to express her thoughts and emotions.
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