She's not a tough boss though, she's very level headed.
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You're more calm and more adaptable and more level headed.
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In an age of seductive extremes, it remains reassuringly level-headed.
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So, a level-headed person does: creator and producer SallyAnn Salsano.
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Over the phone, Ana comes off as independent and level-headed.
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You're level-headed and your friends think you have great judgment.
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What we have to do is continue to stay level-headed.
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And that's what keeps me level headed and respecting the word.
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And [investors] want to see a CEO who's more level-headed.
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However, not even the most level-headed celebrities are immune from scandal.
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He's easy on the eyes and seems to be pretty level-headed.
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However, his wife Katherine wasn't nearly as level-headed about the loss.
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But here he is, calm and collected, giving me level headed guidance.
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These are troubling figures, and they demand a level-headed, targeted response.
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"He's getting level-headed advice not to do that," the source said.
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella is, generally, known as a level-headed guy.
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Level-headedness: 33% say he is level-headed, 63% say he's not.
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She is level-headed, forceful, clear and has a seemingly perfect memory.
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He's calm and level headed, loving, kind and has a generous spirit.
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I think most level-headed people tend to find themselves quite unattractive.
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In reality, sensational misinformation spreads much further and faster than level-headed truth.
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I'll just stay level-headed and learn what I can from the experience.
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Priebus is generally considered level-headed and well-liked among Washington's permanent fixtures.
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He's about as moderate, Stan, and level headed as you could possibly be.
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However, it's difficult to say whether professionals claim a more level-headed approach.
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He was a level-headed, calming influence who operated above the political fray.
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We've just got to continue to work, play hard and stay level headed.
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But Woodward's book doesn't make Lindsey Graham look any more level headed than Trump.
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At 15, Ando was already a skilled operative, both level-headed and technically adept.
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Former colleagues and employees also describe him as fair, accessible, respectful and level-headed.
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For all her past instabilities, Nicky has remained a level-headed force this season.
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That's why investors need to remain level-headed in the face of widespread downturn.
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In the end, you see that Julia is actually very level-headed and strong.
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Volatility and market swings can make even the most level-headed investors flee for safety.
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Let's review, with level-headed precision, the acting acrobatics Lohan performs in The Parent Trap.
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Just be level-headed and recognize that not everyone gets along — and that's totally fine.
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We're just trying to stay level-headed, because there's a lot going on right now.
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Plus, I'm a little more mature now, a little more level-headed, and obviously older.
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Ever the newly reformed, level-headed character, MJ is pissed but looks to the endgame.
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Answer: Yes, and it was not just the curiosity of the normally level-headed Sen.
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A level-headed executive with a fantastic reputation, Perry has already begun an aggressive rebuild.
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Assurances by level-headed ministers that Parliament would block a no-deal exit are constitutionally questionable.
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When Kanye West is the most level-headed person around, things are going to get weird.
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And, for that matter, Loch, who is among the more level-headed contestants on the show.
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Most firms pride themselves on being level-headed, but at some point that bleeds into complacency.
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Luke Cage is a compassionate, level-headed hero with an eye out for the little guy.
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The stranger, however, stayed level-headed and tried to make the most of the unfortunate situation.
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What does it say when a civilian is more level-headed and restrained than law enforcement?
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Our intuition may be too strong at this time, so be sure to remain level headed.
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If there's an argument happening, Ross is the man of reason and the level-headed one.
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Guillaume starred as the level-headed butler Benson DuBois on the sitcom "Benson" from 1979 - 1986.
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"I got less level-headed the longer I was [in], due to the stress," he said.
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Tech media – outside of a couple level-headed responses – seemed to be opposed to the change.
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Many believe that a focus on engineering the planet distracts from more level-headed decarbonization policies.
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With this added frustration, Armen remained level-headed and quickly steered the boat to a nearby shore.
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Still, any level-headed person would tell Ron to avoid Jen during this stressful, scream-y time.
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"I think Trump surrounded himself with people who are very level-headed," says Ken Fritschel, a consultant.
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The majority of airline employees, especially pilots, are the most level-headed, pragmatic people you'll ever meet.
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To stay organized and level-headed as you tackle your interior design aspirations, visit your Havenly dashboard.
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Navigating something like Covid-219 can cause stress and anxiety among even the most level-headed people.
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In October 1962, the world came dangerously close to nuclear war between, arguably, more level-headed foes.
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"leads your eye towards the type," wrote one Gizmodo reporter, who is probably more level-headed than me.
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For solace and perspective, I went to find out what America, the level-headed Jesuit magazine, was saying.
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My wife was the incredible level-headed badass she always is… And then we ended up with twins.
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"This environment makes the need for predictable, level-headed policy more important than ever," Dombrovskis told a conference.
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Still, he asked investors to stay level-headed until the market gets more clarity on the economic layout.
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He is knowledgeable, fair, and level-headed—and cast from the same mold as the late Justice Scalia.
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Could America elect someone who most voters themselves think is unqualified, not level-headed, and traffics in bigotry?
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But if not, he's still trying to position himself as the level headed, cheerful, nonconfrontational voice of reason.
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Especially as the anti-establishment seam does not, in fact, contradict the nation's otherwise pragmatic, level-headed character.
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Sixty-six percent say the president is not level-headed, while 6900 percent say he is normally composed.
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Andy Beshear has received bipartisan praise for his fast action and firm, level-headed leadership during the crisis.
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Edward's Marcus is level-headed, kind, and a welcome reprieve from more sporadic characters like Justin and Jenn.
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And Kara Kay, our fallen angel, was level headed and intelligent despite conditions that drove many others to insanity.
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We've written a relatively level-headed take about what FEMA would do if the satellite actually posed a threat.
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Work through your feelings with level-headed friends who can help you discuss your inner turmoil from every angle.
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Nearly 70% of Americans say Trump isn't level-headed, and majorities say he's not honest or a strong leader.
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Spencer posted a video on YouTube decrying his suspension, and it's about as level-headed as you might expect.
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" Brandi revealed that she felt some nerves as well, but thought that "someone has to be level-headed here.
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Remy is an amazing lyricist, a lovable but level-headed reality star, a well-paid artist, and an advocate.
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Speaking with Antti over Skype last week, I realized how level-headed, unpretentious, and "normal" Antti seemed to me.
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For a time he ran a souvenir shop, like Kliwon, the determined, sweet, relentlessly level-headed rebel in "Beauty".
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Sixty-two percent do not believe that the President is honest, and just 26% say he is level-headed.
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In his Wednesday briefing, Townsend said he appreciated Iraqis' "muted" and "level-headed" response to the original executive order.
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The arguments are well-rehearsed but bear repeating, especially when made by such a diverse and level-headed group.
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Former employees saw Minson as a level-headed executive whose experience provided a counterweight to Neumann's unorthodox management style.
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Iowans, or at least the Iowans I talked to, pride themselves on being sensible, level-headed, and practical people.
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So did Gravano take that level-headed approach when she decided to join the upcoming season of Marriage Boot Camp?
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Fifty-two percent say Trump does not care about average Americans, and 62% say that he is not level-headed.
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This helps me stay level-headed throughout the week, which is an important and a free form of self care.
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In the office, a relaxed mood can come in handy during high pressure situations that require rational, level-headed thinking.
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We know that historically it has tended to favor the angry and the outrageous over the level-headed and inspiring.
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I just like to stay level-headed and have clear rational judgement and just like control over my own decisions.
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And while the company certainly sees growth potential, Applestone seems to have a level-headed view of the company's market.
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Truly, Mr. Capossela, for your level-headed prudence, tech bloggers and everyone else online raises a toast in your honor.
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Eizenkot, who is considered a level-headed officer, to reverse his 2015 decision are highly relevant to the American case.
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Barker was the level-headed Englishman who rounded out the trio, and his ANTM photo portfolio alone is Pulitzer-worthy.
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According to the star, she somehow found the strength to remain level-headed despite the toll of the traumatic experience.
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But we should also keep our expectations low and be level-headed and rational if things don't go our way.
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Nearly 70 percent of Americans say Trump isn't level-headed, and majorities say he's not honest or a strong leader.
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Another legislator, JV Ejercito, said it was a big loss of "a very competent and a level-headed government official".
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Booker might come off feisty, but he's level-headed, as shown in his diplomatic response to Trump's recent Twitter insults.
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It's even more creepy when you see just how calm and level-headed the "elites" are about the whole thing.
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It is less hip — and far less common — to find hard information and level-headed analysis about the United States.
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Vladimir and Viktor have a slightly tense dynamic: they're both practical, level-headed men, used to dealing with potentially lethal problems.
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Still, the journey from Roanoke to north London has clearly helped mould Karbassiyoon into a level-headed and thoughtful former pro.
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Similarly evil, but far more level-headed, Helen protects her client with a chilling exactness akin to a demonic Olivia Pope.
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In America the Foreign Investment Risk Review and Modernisation Act, the biggest revamp of CFIUS in a decade, is level-headed.
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This question stopped Bieber dead in his tracks, though he managed to keep his cool and deliver a level-headed response.
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On Thursday, the most level-headed person on The Hills took to Instagram to share some huge news: Port is pregnant!
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" Geng said at a news conference, "we advise the United States to be level-headed and avoid simply acting on impulse.
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Seventy-one percent of respondents say Trump is not level-headed, while 63% say he does not have good leadership skills.
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"This decision ... is a victory for level-headed regulation over moral panic," added Sarah Norcross, director of the Progress Educational Trust.
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Wang added that the more complex the situation is, the more important it is for both sides to remain "level-headed".
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Former employees of WeWork describe Gunningham and Minson as level-headed leaders whose experience balanced out Neumann's more unorthodox management style.
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Though religious feeling and thought were central to his temperament, the exhibition shows how his pilgrimage was level-headed and exacting.
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So with Flynn gone, the key voices in Trump's national security are all of a sudden a lot more level-headed.
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I told her that she was at fault for setting those boundaries and not providing a level-headed atmosphere at home.
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What will you do differently now to convince us you are more mature than Donald Trump, more level-headed, more sincere?
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It paired the level-headed Gavin, from Essex in England, with the bubbly Stacey from the town of Barry in South Wales.
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It's a nice change of pace and, as concept cars go, it's a much more level-headed take on the near-future.
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We can only hope there will be the same kind of scientific uprising and that they'll be more level-headed about it.
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It's that influx of wealth and negative attention that has many of the more level-headed members of the community ticked off.
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Level-headed generals may advise him, but he is the commander-in-chief, with a temperament that alarms friend and foe alike.
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When Mars was in Capricorn, for example, we might have been especially ambitious at work or persistent in otherwise level-headed discussions.
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During the tracking stage, he would kneel low, rotating shoulders to face the car, level-headed, staring attentively as the car approached.
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As Fischhoff sees it, humans are more level-headed than the breathless news reports and social media posts about "covidiots" would suggest.
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She also has a level of maturity that allows her to have a big change like this and stay level-headed and centered.
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The more level-headed supporters of the president-elect like to defend him by saying that he often speaks with a hidden wink.
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A more sobering conclusion is that, for now, it has become impossible to have a level-headed conversation about managing migration in Europe.
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I came back much more level headed, and I managed to "pick up my game," I think partly to make my manager proud.
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Senior national security officials, like Nikki Haley, have a responsibility to provide the president with those unvarnished, undoctored, level-headed, cold-hard facts.
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One electronic technical officer who works on a 223-foot yacht stressed the pressure of delivering top-notch service while remaining level-headed.
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It's not that things don't affect me, or that I'm needlessly stoic—born-and-bred Midwesterners like me tend to be level-headed.
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But on the whole, the index is a level-headed analysis of ethereum mining's economic incentives and their consequences for its electricity consumption.
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If you choose to do that, you will have to rely on polite, level-headed communication, as is expected in a professional environment.
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It provided a level-headed, dispassionate contrast to not only Kavanaugh (who later apologized), but also the other Democrats who were all fight.
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Ruth's son Travis, a black man, is also that rarest of characters: a rational, normal, non-hippyish, level-headed, business-running, occasional marijuana user.
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He gives a character witness for Taystee's deposition, and speaks frankly about her wonderful, level-headed personality, and how professionally she handled the riot.
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The goal on which the president and his more level-headed lieutenants seem to agree is tax reform, to pay for investment in infrastructure.
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Tommy starred in all 5 seasons of "Martin" as Martin Lawrence's level-headed best friend, who often played straight man to Martin's crazy antics.
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Sarah Perez over at TechCrunch has a very cogent and level-headed analysis of why this should help Twitter's download numbers and overall rankings.
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Johnson, 270, a seven-time All-Star, gives the Jazz a proven scorer and a level-headed veteran to join a promising young nucleus.
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The level-headed Charles is acting completely with his heart, finally demonstrating our dream that Liza and Charles would be such a great couple!
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" Holden concludes that "his level-headed, fair's-fair approach to reciprocity" leads her to realized that "Weezy was way more feminist than I thought.
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That led Facebook to ditch the incendiary red flags in favor of showing Related Articles with more level-headed perspectives from trusted news sources.
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You should read it in full, even though I'm about to quote a bit below, because it is important, level-headed, and blisteringly accurate.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer sees far too many investors ignoring a simple formula that has kept him level-headed during his years on Wall Street.
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The percentage of respondents who said Trump is not level-headed also improved relative to early June, dipping from 68 percent to 63 percent.
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Over the years, I've admired its consistently level-headed approach to Christianity as a faith that must bear upon the actions of the individual.
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Joanna's level-headed advice about recent claims that she's leaving her show for the beauty business certainly applies here too: "Don't believe everything you read."
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President Donald Trump is unfit for office, isn't level-headed, and should stop tweeting, a majority of voters said in a Quinnipiac poll released Wednesday.
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Ms Reid's writing is level-headed and concise, showing Sand's engagement with contemporary issues and the way these interests found their way into her writing.
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Managers blame each other and point fingers at people instead of taking a level headed approach to reviewing the process that led to the failure.
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It's not entirely clear yet, however, whether waiting simply lets your temper cool, or people who wait longer between posts are already more level-headed.
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I've seen Alex be cool and level-headed in the most insane situations when it would have been totally fine for him to flip tables.
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Respected by the right for having been fired by President Barack Obama, he is also well-informed and (despite the nickname "Mad Dog") level-headed.
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Karmic issues involving money and self-worth will keep you level headed as your psychic intuition is increased when communication planet Mercury meets ethereal Neptune.
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A recent Quinnipiac University poll found that 68% of those polled thought the President is not level-headed, compared with 29% who thought he is.
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There are many different modes of play in 'Mario Golf,' including a wide variety of minigames designed to challenge even the most level-headed swingers.
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A majority of respondents thought Trump was dishonest, not level-headed, and a bad leader who doesn't care about average Americans or share their values.
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Jay-Z could be Oscar (sans the failed business ventures — the Roc Nation CEO is a billionaire), and Beyoncé is the level-headed matriarch Trudy.
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Malika is the only person staying level-headed in all this, and she tells Kim that she needs to act cool and not start any drama.
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"Most of my friends don't know what footy is, so to stay level-headed is probably a little easier than it is for others," Cox said.
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Earlier, her spokesman Steffen Seibert dismissed the Nazi comparison as "absurd", but also said both sides should be "calm and level-headed" in managing their disagreements.
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Book Rick tends to be just a little more level-headed at times, while Andrew Lincoln's version of the character can be a little more emotional.
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His advice guided me to make some of the most successful business partnerships by focusing my efforts on people who are level-headed, generous and humble.
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Cynthia Nixon, who played Miranda, the level-headed lawyer and only rational member of the SATC foursome, announced she was running for governor of New York.
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Mexican actress Eiza González also stars as the merciless Darling, and The Walking Dead's Jon Bernthal rounds out the cast as the level-headed muscle, Griff.
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In her public persona as a grounded, level-headed paragon of middle-class common sense, May is world's away from the vulgar and gaudy American president.
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As the oldest son, he's expected to be the smartest, most responsible and level headed, and whenever he faces a problem, he usually handles it alone.
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Naturally, it would be impossible to meet our daily responsibilities if — most of the time — we weren't doing our best to stay level-headed and composed.
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Her blog post is personal and level-headed — instead of hurling superlatives at readers, Fowler lays out a simple, well-written chronology that reads as credible.
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He's been one of the more level-headed and frank PR people I've worked with over the course of launches, like the massively popular Instagram Stories.
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Sixty-nine percent of respondents said Trump is not level-headed, and only 2628 percent said he is, according to the Quinnipiac University poll released Wednesday.
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He also had the time to dive into his protracted beef with Meek Mill, which he did in a pretty level-headed way, all things considered.
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But if you're level-headed, realistic, and focused on how you can start generating cash, you'll be well on your way to having a successful startup.
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And Hayley feels limited by her role as a level-headed straight man (or woman), with her unflappability only really paying off in the film's weirdest moments.
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It would help the team to employ a level-headed, elder statesman with 88 games of playoff experience, behind only Serge Ibaka for most on the Raptors.
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Unlike Pablo Escobar, we never see Gilberto committing violence; rather, he's the level-headed leader who's looking forward to a life outside of a life of crime.
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I'm honestly not even sure what that world would look like, and the rational, level-headed part of me doesn't want what amounts to a Hollywood matriarchy.
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But there are enough anti-Trump congressmen and level-headed Democrats who would rather see anybody as president instead of Trump; McMullin could win in the House.
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But it's also a reflection of who Søberg is: Reticent and coolly level-headed, she's the person you want on your side when all hell breaks loose.
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Obviously men and women both have the potential to get ignorant during an argument, but a level-headed woman is worth her weight in gold to me.
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But more importantly, the execs at Lucid seem far more patient and level-headed than Yueting, who by all accounts has nearly run Faraday into the ground.
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The paper concludes, "Interactions which initially seem prone to attacks can nonetheless maintain civility, by way of level-headed interlocutors, as well as explicit acts of reparation."
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Nearly 70 percent say Trump is not a "level-headed" leader, while more than 60 percent disapprove of his handling of race relations, foreign policy, and immigration.
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But then he became one of most level-headed people I know, so I don't understand how he could have committed a crime, something about witness intimidation.
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But the overriding sentiment was a level-headed and democratic one, that Trump should be allowed to visit the UK so he can be challenged on his views.
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Nixon, a born-and-raised New Yorker who is best known for playing level-headed lawyer Miranda on SATC, announced her candidacy with a video posted on Twitter.
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I just wanted people to see how juvie changed [her] and made her more level-headed, more down-to-earth, and kind of more raw, in a way.
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Veidt is considered the smartest man on Earth who, at first, appears to be the rich, fancy, level-headed foil to the vigilante Rorschach's impulsiveness in the book.
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"Just like Virginia birthed the nation, I hope that it births a relationship that really lasts with Becca," Leandro Dottavio, one of the more level-headed contestants, remarks.
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Cate Blanchett serves as Debbie's former partner and level-headed right hand, who's not especially thrilled when she discovers there's a modest revenge piece baked into the scheme.
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"The crew were level-headed and dealt with the crisis decisively and properly, avoiding a major disaster, which shows the superb technical skills and professionalism," the CAA added.
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Most importantly, Ms Raggi succeeded in convincing a large number of Romans that she was a decent, honest, level-headed young woman who genuinely cared about their city.
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The level-headed teenager was taking it all in her stride though and if there were nerves as she practised at the weekend, she was hiding them well.
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We asked a group of experts to contextualize this crisis for us, and they happily agreed, providing a range of calm, level-headed responses that are downright encouraging.
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In her performances, Cohen is a scattered, singsong glamor-puss, but in real life she's frank and level-headed about how Covid-19 has made her livelihood precarious.
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More than anything, conversations around porn should be level-headed and educational, giving young people the full picture and space to form their own ethical opinions about it.
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Known as smart and level-headed, Nettleton helped to oversee the design and proper functioning of Virginia Beach's sewer and waterworks, and was with the job for 28 years.
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That amount of attention would be exhausting for most, but Aniston always seemed to remain level-headed and focused on making the best out of her life and career.
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The Republican presidential frontrunner was asked about North Carolina's new law banning transgender people from using restrooms of their assumed gender, and he offered a surprisingly level-headed response.
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While a robust 68 percent say he's intelligent and 71 percent think he's strong, a mere 33 percent believe he's level-headed and just 85033 percent say he's honest.
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With her Harry Potter stage play about to debut in London's West End, J.K. Rowling has once again demonstrated her level-headed approach to dealing with the internet's haters.
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Mr. Meyer was known as a level-headed businessman who oversaw the financial functions of two major airlines as the industry boomed and air travel was still considered glamorous.
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The harried staff, meanwhile, includes Judd's mostly unflappable right hand (Suzy Nakamura), the ship's level-headed engineer (Lenora Crichlow) and its officious customer-relations specialist ("Silicon Valley's" Zach Woods).
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Predictably, Beth was the more level headed one in the relationship, while Randall tended to lead with his heart… and those are the roles they've stayed in ever since.
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It took a level-headed observer of no particular insight or special knowledge to understand that Donald Trump's deficiencies of character, outlook and experience made him unfit for office.
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Well, naturally, the following posts on Nostalrius' forums exhibit the same kind of polite, level-headed decency and respect we've come to know and love from players in recent years.
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It's a total "When they go low, we go high" moment, and it makes it crystal clear who is the more mature, level-headed, and real person in this situation.
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We can have fun with Odor-Bautista 2016 because it happened on a baseball field, during a pro baseball game, with more level-headed adults around to control the situation.
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Most level-headed individuals — on both sides of the political spectrum — dismiss the notion of a deep state, especially as it relates to some secret effort to bring down Trump.
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Emma Chasen talks about medical cannabis in the same level-headed (yet enthusiastic) way that my chemist parents explained the reaction between vinegar and baking soda to me growing up.
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But Sarah Norcross, director of Progress Educational Trust, which campaigns for ethically sound research in genetics, said the HFEA's decision was "a victory for level-headed regulation over moral panic".
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The Founding Era—often portrayed as a period dominated by outstanding, level-headed statesmen who set the United States on a course toward inevitable greatness—was actually a chaotic period.
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It's important to keep a level-headed approach toward the amount you allocate to your monthly rent checks, said Dana Marineau, a vice president and financial advocate for Credit Karma.
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But now I guess I have put it out there for all to see, so I might as well be an ambassador for the level-headed, considerate fans out there.
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The most level-headed demurral came from Debra Ann Livingston, who dissented from a 2-1 decision against Mr Trump at the Second Circuit Court of Appeals on December 3rd.
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The sometimes trophy-hunter in me wanted to open Horizon Zero Dawn, the slacker in me wanted to finally start Nier: Automata, but the sick, (usually) level-headed me opened Minecraft.
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He used the information they had, that he obtained and did his level-headed analysis," Kuehne said, adding: "He put nothing in his pocket other than the city salary he earned.
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One player in particular was unhappy with... something in Eve, so they responded the way any level-headed person should: they sent Eve developer CCP Games a package full of dicks.
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The fact that many of the people involved in debating how to manage this tension are undergraduates — who aren't always known for level-headed worldviews — makes the entire thing more complicated.
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And even though it's now decades later, he's got a level-headed mindset when it comes to his industry: Fashion is "the right thing at the right time," he told Vogue.
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Modeling a level-headed response is the best way to keep anxiety from getting the better of our teenagers as we all find our way through this new and uncertain challenge.
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Life on Mars is going to be hard enough already without entrusting power to ordinary Martians, who probably aren't going to be any more rational and level-headed than ordinary Earthlings.
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It's been a rollercoaster year for Kelly Moran, but throughout it all, she's managed to remain level-headed and true to her original passion for the piano that started it all.
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But they say they are not forgetting to stay level-headed about the situation, especially since they still receive tweets every day from people who say they hope the two get married.
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However, there were still some level-headed members of the media who noted that the way he proceeded through the weekend might have assured he would not play in the NFL again.
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The level-headed pup has not only taken over Instagram, but has made several television appearances and even inspired a calendar, with the balanced objects coordinated to the theme of each month.
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He also called to ban Muslims from traveling to the U.S. "I don't think we've seen a level-headed conversation on immigration — certainly not during the [Republican] debate last night," Timmons said.
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The once-irritating character Alice Pieszecki, played by the sparkly Leisha Hailey, has matured into a level-headed talk-show host and co-parent, managing a household and her girlfriend's ex-wife.
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As that chapter closes and new doors swing open in the universe of streaming, it's time for something often lacking in discussions about George Lucas' creation -- namely, a little level-headed sobriety.
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Although Catherine immediately ignores Onyeka's advice, and cuts in on a different Black woman to do so, at least the Texas native shared her thoughts in a constructive and memorably level-headed way.
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As soon as I walked in the door, he helped me immensely in ways large and small and showed himself to be a level-headed leader in a time of extreme internal turmoil.
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BEIJING – China has appealed to Washington to stay level-headed and "correct its attitude" following a U.S. threat to raise tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese goods in a dispute over technology policy.
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As he took the chequered flag, the driver who has stood out for his level-headed calmness under pressure and resilience in the most difficult of personal circumstances, let it all come out.
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An inversion of "mysterious orphan" tropes, Hollyhock isn't an unstable runaway with obvious emotional problems resulting from her adoption—she's a level-headed, kind teenager whose curiosity about her origins feels refreshingly uncomplicated.
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"The industry is maturing from the previous state of 'OMG hackers will come and destroy us all' panic to a more level-headed view that cyber security is a business problem," said Jenik.
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She has also become personally one of the clearest and most level-headed voices on the Trump-Russia question (see Part I and Part II of her podcast with Ezra Klein on this).
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While plenty of pearl-clutching liberals hoped that the lame duck president would change history by intervening more aggressively, level-headed Barry simply responded to questions about Russia's election hack with a dull shrug.
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Going forward, the questions are how long can Trump keep his cool and whether he can avoid eruptions on Twitter and inopportune comments that undermine the more level-headed persona he presented in Detroit.
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" While Holdren is widely seen as a mainstream, level-headed scientist, Gelernter has been described as a "bombastic" anti-intellectual, a "vehement critic of modern academia" who once called Obama a "third-rate tyrant.
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Can level-headed university administrators muster the moral courage -- and that's what it would be -- to start having the most vocal and disruptive of these modern-day hooligans physically removed from all such events?
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"We try to surround Ella-Lorraine with women who are go-getters like Michelle, women who are independent and smart, level-headed and loving," Eugene Brown, Ella-Lorraine Brown's father, also told the outlet.
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Another former employee who worked closely with WeWork's C-Suite said Minson has "a lot of business acumen" and joked that Minson "seems a little too level-headed to be involved" with the company.
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State of the Art As protesters across the country marched in opposition to neo-Nazis this month, President Trump did something truly shocking on Twitter: He issued a level-headed statement praising the marchers.
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Endearingly calm and level-headed to begin with, she soon dissolves into the kind of grief familiar to anyone who has ever gone through an unexpected loss: fierce, irrational anger at Rickman for leaving her.
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Obama rode modest economic growth and the GOP's tone-deaf business class pandering to reelection, and took his second-term oath hoping that the party's massive resistance would give way to more level-headed partisanship.
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One can hope that there will be enough level-headed individuals at the meeting to come up with a measured reaction to the school shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, which left 17 dead.
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"My responsibility is for a level-headed policy that will bring stability to the region, to our country," he said, adding that he intended to work in close cooperation with Mr. Netanyahu and the military.
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But Mr. Pence's job was to present himself as a level-headed grown-up who could assume the presidency either in the next four years, or, as many talking heads speculated last night, in 2020.
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Barty has earned plaudits for her level-headed attitude throughout her meteoric rise to the top and she illustrated it once again when asked whether an Australian champion would be fitting after the bushfire crisis.
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As Austin Swift makes his foray into Hollywood, the budding actor hopes to remain level-headed and down-to-earth – something he's watched big sister Taylor Swift do as she shot to superstardom through the years.
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Though we may look at the actress and automatically think of the funny, cheerful, and sometimes erratic Kitty Foreman, it seems like Rupp will be playing a more level-headed character in the NBC family drama.
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When Lord Yohn Royce of The Vale (Rupert Vansittart) recommends reducing the traitors' castles to rubble, Sansa has a much more level-headed idea: giving the much-needed strongholds to families loyal to the New North.
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But, somehow, "Tale" comes to a fairly level-headed end: Aunt Zelda (Miranda Otto) decides to give baby Leticia, whom she kidnapped in part 1 finale "The Witching Hour," to another witch named Dezmelda (Brenda McDonald).
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Obviously, the president is the final decider, but we hope he seeks his advice, because Pence is level-headed — he's the calm in the storm, and he knows how the process works here on Capitol Hill.
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"The importance of leaders is that they have be level headed, they have to be calm, because when people get scared, they lose their morality and that reptile mind takes over," the "Suicide Squad" star said.
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"It took a level-headed observer of no particular insight or special knowledge to understand that Donald Trump's deficiencies of character, outlook and experience made him unfit for office," Eliot A. Cohen writes in his review.
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When a troll called comedian Sarah Silverman the C-word on Twitter, she responded with level-headed kindness, finding out he was in a lot of pain and eventually helping him pay for his medical bills.
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Her role on the show may not have included the most drama, but her reaction to it — which was more reclusive than the reality franchise may call for — made her the most level-headed of the Ladies.
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"PETA is calling on the Maine State Aquarium to let this elderly crustacean live out his golden years in freedom and peace," the always level-headed organization said in a statement before Larry met his unfortunate demise.
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Some join Simon, others flee outright, while a third faction somewhat surprisingly stick around to help the Hilltop, having developed a sense of respect and loyalty for Maggie after her level-headed decision-making in earlier episodes.
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Someone has to be the level-headed foil for Kim and Khloé's endless antics, after all... and it's definitely not going to be Mama Kris, who's almost as bad as they are at staying out of trouble.
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As yet, there has been remarkably little in the way of detailed analysis of the likely consequences of a Trump victory—one exception has been a detailed and level-headed analysis of tax policy by Morgan Stanley.
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There, she meets Poison Ivory (Lake Bell), a level-headed villain who seeks to impress upon Harley that Joker (Alan Tudyk) is more enamored with the Batman (Diedrich Bader), in his twisted way, than he is her.
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Bigsister, New York City: Right now the biggest challenge is to elect a president who can be trusted to lead this nation with competence — someone who is rational, sane, level-headed, open-minded — no cronyism, no ego trips.
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We discover this world through a small cast of outlaw medical practitioners: brilliant surgeon Doc; his level-headed assistant Molly; and Billy, a street-smart bladerunner with a malformed foot that's shut him out of more respectable work.
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While you're probably more level-headed than this, I'm willing to bet that seeing an unknown phone number go to voicemail during a long job search has made you lose your cool on at least a few occasions.
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"My dad was keen, but it was my level-headed mother who finally convinced me that, at 18 and about to enter medical school, I was in no position to take on a seven-year-old," she writes.
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A majority of voters also said Trump was not level-headed (67 percent), not honest (59 percent), and not fit to be president (56 percent)—and a whopping 69 percent said they just want him to stop tweeting.
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There's a lot to him: He grew up in gritty Southeast DC, went to college for journalism, was a stand-up comedian for a while, and is the family tax preparer, mechanic, and level-headed voice of reason.
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Fravor, a career fighter pilot, former squadron commander and level-headed skipper in an acclaimed PBS documentary, makes a particularly compelling witness to an as-yet unexplained incident that occurred off the coast of Southern California in 2628.
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They are likely to identify with John Proctor (played by Ben Wishaw), the level-headed farmer who knows that it's all madness, because he knows Abigail is doing all this in an adolescent bid to revive their sexual relationship.
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I don't know what it's like for younger journalists now; millennials seem more level headed and inured to the cliches of rock 'n' roll oblivion, in the same way English football cleaned up its act after Arsene Wenger arrived.
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The manager then told the woman's boss, and this level-headed employee responded to that bit of McSnitching by backing the manager into a corner and "[trying] to shove hot crispy bacon in her face," the Island Packet reports.
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When Andy asked at the reunion what caused Ramona's molecular level personality change, she offered up a few of the most mature, level-headed sentences she has ever put together in 10 years of reality TV. "I just evolved," she admitted.
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What this shows is that copper has behaved in a far more level-headed manner than some of the other commodities, responding with modest price gains to some better news on demand expectations, but retreating when these were called into question.
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While the GOP presidential candidate made headlines for constantly interjecting as Hillary Clinton made claims against him during last week's presidential debate, Trump's running mate stayed level-headed and calm throughout the 90-minute showdown from Longwood University in Virginia.
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Oculus may have had a rougher start with the first iteration of the Rift than many would have hoped, but Facebook is still showing a surprisingly level-headed vision for a technology whose final form still dwells beyond the horizon.
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HOCKENHEIM, Germany (Reuters) - Max Verstappen proved more sure-footed and level-headed than many of his more seasoned rivals on Sunday, leaving them in his wake as he sailed to victory in a chaotic and rain-hit German Grand Prix.
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His challenge is to convince undecided and third-party voters that he is not an insane person who will kill us all, which means that he will most likely play it safe and try to seem level-headed and reasonable.
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Since Matt McGorry knows you're very busy doing so many important things, the How To Get Away With Murder actor took it upon himself to school Piers Morgan in the ways of Beyoncé by starting a very level-headed Twitter feud.
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In a Marvel-ous pairing, Ian and Barley are voiced by Tom Holland and Chris Pratt, respectively, and they bring a goofy chemistry to their interaction, with the level-headed younger brother forced to ground the free-spirited older one.
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Rachel took Kenny aside first and he immediately launched into a calm, level-headed speech, explaining that yes, he had yelled at Lee, but now he really just wanted to put that behind him and move forward with his relationship with Rachel.
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The rest of her crew is as follows: Ryan, a career-obsessed self-help author played by Regina Hall; Sasha, a level headed gossip blogger played by Queen Latifah; and Lisa, an overly prudish mother of two played by Jada Pinkett-Smith.
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Zuckerberg remained calm and level-headed throughout, and senators were mostly polite and deferential as they sought to understand how Facebook had inadvertently allowed the profiles of up to 87 million people to be collected by the political data-mining firm Cambridge Analytica.
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The headline of a recent column by Tom Friedman in the New York Times—"Whatever Donald Trump is hiding on Russia, it's hurting all of us now"—captures this line of thinking, which is common among even the president's more level-headed opponents.
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However, you can also love Dolly for just being herself, and perhaps uniquely among other celebrities, she's offered a lot of herself through stories about her life that reflect that there's a grounded, level-headed person beneath all that makeup and hair.
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Even normally level headed leaders like Senator Chuck SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Lewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid MORE (D-N.
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Like Palante, Cripure is a renegade from the Sorbonne, a man of broken friendships and a failed marriage, sharing his bed with an uneducated housekeeper, the affectionate, saintly Maïa, who dispenses level-headed wisdom inflected with Gallo, the local dialect of eastern Brittany.
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His many years of dedication to the Bureau and (Justice Department), his level-headed judgment and earnest professionalism, and his steady good cheer have been an asset to us all and have contributed greatly to the safety and security of our nation.
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While announcing that he would vote for Chao, Nelson praised her for having the "experience and common sense" needed to "give level headed advise" to the new administration of President Donald Trump, which has faced fierce criticism for its handling of that executive order.
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"The Key" drives home the point that Maggie's level-headed diplomacy and sound decision-making represents a way out of the group's spiral of misery, primarily through a test of Maggie's resolve when meeting some of the show's most mysterious and intriguing characters to date.
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In the aftermath of the country discovering Colin Kaepernick's silent protest of the national anthem two weeks ago, the most level-headed take came from Nate Boyer, a former Green Beret who had a cup of coffee as a long snapper in the NFL.
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The scene in which he thwarts a bully's attempt to unseat him from his broomstick during an exacting game of Quidditch - a cross between lacrosse and hockey, played on land and in the air - will ring bells with the most level-headed of readers.
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In the face of constant, almost pornographically negative coverage of climate change, the book possesses a level-headed optimism that breaks down the New Age concept of "global awakening" into pragmatic action items that read like mental coolant for brains fried on Trump and Twitter.
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Nong Am's level-headed view of Muay Thai is likely due to her experiences fighting since she was a small child in the Muay Thai culture of Thailand, in which it is common for boxers to fight people they know personally, even their own friends.
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In truth, definitive, hard facts about the culture war — why it began (like online echo chambers), when it began, or even the exact nature of its existence — are kind of impossible to determine in any level-headed manner while we're in the thick of it.
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As a level-headed detective, Ali (along with his partner, played by Stephen Dorff) investigates, while viewers are ping-ponged between decades — and see Ali's character afflicted with dementia, struggling to explain the details of the case in a movie-within-a-show documentary.
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Instead, as more level-headed minds—like Sam Adams at Slate and Sean Fennessey and Amanda Dobbins at The Ringer—pointed out, the film opened on Memorial Day weekend, slotted against major franchises like John Wick 3 and Aladdin, and beleaguered by poor publicity and distribution plans.
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A CFP is trained to help you analyze your financial reality and goals, devise a plan to manage your retirement savings, and keep a lid on the emotions that can often derail even the most level-headed investor — especially during periods of market volatility like we've seen in December.
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A CFP is trained to help you analyze your financial reality and goals, devise a plan to manage your retirement savings, and keep a lid on the emotions that can often derail even the most level-headed investor — especially during periods of market volatility like we saw in December.
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Not only does the eco-friendly and cruelty-free shop serve up individual handmade bars of soap — from $5 to $9.50 a pop, depending — that would please any stargazer, but it also offers an entire Chakra Kit of soaps for $35 that'll help keep you level-headed year-round.
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A CFP is trained to help you analyze your financial reality and goals, devise a plan to manage your retirement savings, and keep a lid on the emotions that can often derail even the most level-headed investor — especially during periods of market volatility such as last December.
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The series chronicles the daily travails of three health care professionals — the ambitious but socially inept Dr. Jenna James (Roseanne's Laurie Metcalf), the emotionally desperate head nurse Dawn (Alex Borstein, who's best known for voicing Lois on Family Guy), and the more level-headed rookie nurse Didi (Reno 911!
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A more level-headed argument that some critics have had is built on the notion that movies shouldn't be for anyone in particular, and that Larson's logic could very well be used against nonwhite and women critics to disregard their opinions when criticizing a film about a white male protagonist.
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In the latest CNN national survey, fully 60% of Americans said they did not consider Trump to be honest and trustworthy; the most recent Quinnipiac University national survey found that an overwhelming 71% of Americans (including over one-third of voters who lean Republican) do not consider Trump level-headed.
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Mattis was often described as one of the "adults in the room," the handful of sober, level-headed advisers (including former National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster and former Secretary of State Rex Tillerson) who frequently tried to either slow-walk or beat back many of Trump's most impulsive and destructive ideas.
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I end up calling my dad to ask him some financial questions since he is the most level-headed, risk-free person I know — it's because of his planning that my college tuition was covered, after all — and we chat a bit about money before he has to get back to work.
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Perhaps it is because we have been conditioned to believe that men are level-headed and not given to tantrums, but in the wake of the Kanye outburst, we at Broadly were inspired to remember, from our lofty vantage of feminine superiority and experience with strong emotion, some other famous masculine meltdowns.
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Among a sample of people of various genders and sexualities I talked to, the reasons they gave for whipping out their phones to text their contacts about a new partner were assorted but related: They sought advice from "someone level-headed" and unattached, often wanting to use that conversation to assess how they really feel.
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This is an estimate of what you might have to pay out-of-pocket if a Trump/Pence administration removes the contraceptive mandate: Cost of an IUD by state, without the ACA's contraceptive mandate In other words: Joining in the great birth-control scramble of 2016 might in fact be a level-headed choice.
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The major characters — preponderantly heroines, rather than heroes — are played by less well known performers like Phoebe Fox, as a level-headed paramedic who enters her ambulance in the race at the last minute, and Ike Bennett as a digital-native teenager trying to navigate the course using handwritten notebooks compiled by his father.
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The business, however, has hit hard times despite some successes, forcing the level-headed Mel (Rose Byrne) to prod Haddish's creative guru Mia to accept an overture from a cosmetics giant run by imperious beauty maven Claire Luna, in what turns out to be a juicy part for Salma Hayek, sporting a flaming red mane.
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Though some New York-based social media users began making extreme declarations last week about never returning to the salad chain again, in real life, people were more level-headed, listing proximity to work and the fact that they've already invested in a Just Salad reusable bowl as reasons for not completely writing off the chain.
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"But when the discussions are on building walls … and less on objectives of safe, secure, and efficient borders and the tone is more about closing the borders and deporting 11 million people, which is impractical, then I think you've moved away from the ability to have a calm, level-headed discussion about immigration reform to simply demagoguery," he added.
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The Hate had started […] delivering his usual venomous attack upon the doctrines of the Party — an attack so exaggerated and perverse that a child should have been able to see through it, and yet just plausible enough to fill one with an alarmed feeling that other people, less level-headed than oneself, might be taken in by it.
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Carson, the fifth candidate on the stage has, in recent weeks, tried to capitalize on the intensifying brawling to cast himself as a calmer, more level-headed candidate, but the retired neurosurgeon has generally been a nonentity during these events, and polls show him facing an all-but-impossible chance of charting a successful path for the GOP nomination.
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They are going to assess who is level-headed, who has clear vision, who has judgment, who can confront our enemies, who can confront the threats we face in this country, and who can have the judgment when to engage and when not to engage — both are incredibly important for a commander-in-chief, knowing how to go after our enemies.
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Moreover, future AI-powered drones and other autonomous weapon systems (AWS; also known by their opponents as "killer robots") can hopefully be made more fair and rational than human soldiers: equipped with superhuman sensors and unafraid of getting killed, they might remain cool, calculating and level-headed even in the heat of battle, and be less likely to accidentally kill civilians.
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A majority of respondents in a new poll say President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is not level-headed or fit for office.
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In my experience, there are three primary types of people who hire wedding planners: the high-strung micro-manager who'd prefer if you used the spreadsheets he or she has already created; the flaky free spirit who can't make decisions and has allergic reactions to to-do lists; and the level-headed unicorns — couples who actually know when to chill and when to be proactive.
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That Trump appeared to be running with an eye on the general election, as he framed himself as a level-headed unifier of a party that he's working to expand Of course, the tension between himself and Fox News, as well as the onslaught of insults that will be thrown at him by his desperate rivals, could be enough to light the fuse on the Trump tinderbox.
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"I'm really happy that someone like Justin is working in the administration, because to have thoughtful, level-headed people who are open to evidence, and who are able to bring complicated issues together, I think leaves us better off four years later," said Mr. Werker, a professor at Simon Fraser University in Canada, who collaborated with Mr. Muzinich on writing projects at Harvard but is not a Republican.
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So the Icelandic right has, in its decades of near-unrivaled power over the country, found that it's in their best interest to fall in line with the image most of the world has of Iceland: a happy little Scandinavian country full of forward-thinking artists and warm, level-headed businessmen and politicians who care about their populace, a place where a journalist would never even insinuate that a politician has done anything untoward.
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Deadspin's Laura Wagner argued that these stories were examples of a broader problem — the media's willingness to bend to right-wing pressure: Respectable news organizations and journalists, to whom being seen as balanced, level-headed, and more attuned to context and contingency than the reactive social-media mob is more important than reporting the most accurate version of the truth as best they can tell it, backed off, following Reason's lead and doing the work of the gibbering masturbators who had risen up in defense of the MAGA teens.
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A quote from the show 13 Reasons Why, where the central character sets up the narrative about her suicide, was memed into oblivion, but in these videos it comes across as more flippant than homage: Musers pissed off the ever-level headed Rick and Morty fandom with their cosplay videos, and while they're not exactly the height of cosplay-as-art, they're just kids having fun with something they like: That meme made it onto Rick and Morty as a meta-joke, where Morty threatens to kill himself over Musical.
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The poll, which ran from September 21 to 26 and surveyed 1,412 voters nationwide, also asked voters their views on several of Trump's qualities: 59 - 37 percent that he is not honest; 693 - 38 percent that he does not have good leadership skills; 56 - 42 percent that he does not care about average Americans; 67 - 30 percent that he is not level headed; 61 - 37 percent that he is a strong person; 55 - 42 percent that he is intelligent; 61 - 36 percent that he does not share their values.
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