I'm not making a statement — I'm never making a statement — it's just that Artemis' income comes in via tourist money, so I modeled the economy after Caribbean resort towns.
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They were making a statement that could not be ignored.
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That's why we believe this artist is making a statement.
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Because you're obviously making a statement about that issue. Yeah.
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I suppose they're making a statement that they want renewables.
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Did making a statement by performing new music factor in?
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When I write in a book, I am making a statement.
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He's making a statement about who gets to live that narrative.
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Paris Jackson is making a statement at her first MTV VMAs.
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The Fletcher Street riders don't see themselves as making a statement.
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He was just making a statement about the power of pardon.
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Now, it's all about making a statement — albeit a minimal one.
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It is not just going to be about making a statement.
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But democracy isn't about making a statement, it's about exercising responsibility.
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So maybe that's just their own way of making a statement.
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But Conway said Sunday she wasn't making a statement about Clinton's marriage.
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The definition of "defamation" is making a statement about another person publicly.
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So things point to the Nats making a statement in this series.
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Teachers Darren Levine and Ivy Schamis joined Foster in making a statement.
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I'm making art, making a statement, and disseminating information about what happened.
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"The library is making a statement," Mr. Holman said in an interview.
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His candidacy is less about winning and more about making a statement.
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Here, every time you step out the door you're making a statement.
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He said he was making a statement about political apathy in Russia.
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But I told you I was going to be making a statement.
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"It doesn't seem like they're making a statement, but it's implicit," Kronman says.
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"Without making a statement, they were able to make a statement," he said.
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It is making a statement about the fashion system and the political system.
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The first few generations of electric cars were also about making a statement.
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"We weren't making a statement about it," Lee said of the fan theories.
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The general public, he added, understood that the building was making a statement.
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By washing you were making a statement about what class you belonged to.
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After the game, Rodgers defended the players' decision to try making a statement.
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Cardi B is no stranger to making a statement during Paris Fashion Week.
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Authorities in Kenya are making a statement by setting fire to dangerous firearms.
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As it turns out, though, men will be making a statement as well.
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I'm not making a statement on structure versus agency or anything like that.
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Of course, this isn't her first time making a statement with a single shirt.
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Halle Berry is no stranger to making a statement on the Oscars red carpet.
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The Google-owned site also addressed the lengthy lag time in making a statement.
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He said the group was "making a statement" about the Trump administration's immigration policies.
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I didn't really see it as making a statement one way or the other.
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And some said they are intent on making a statement at this year's festival.
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Organizers of the march say they want to greet Trump's presidency by making a statement.
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This New York Fashion Week, it isn't just luxury coats that are making a statement.
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As for aesthetic and making a statement, that will always depend on your sweetheart's style.
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Her music defies hip-hop genre expectations, and she isn't afraid of making a statement.
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Did you find people wanted you to be making a statement about oil or politics?
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Congratulations to Colin Kaepernick for making a statement and not standing for the national anthem.
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EST: President Obama is making a statement on the economy, followed by a press briefing.
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Not voting, while certainly making a statement, does not move us forward, in most cases.
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And when it comes to making a statement, we also believe in the power of art.
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This time it's not as much of a stunt as his way of making a statement.
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Are they making a statement about our future being a step back in time for women?
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The 19 bold button-ups ahead are all about making a statement with minimal effort required.
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Daly insisted he wasn't making a statement about the ease of getting pregnant and praised Dreyer.
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Celebs are starting to arrive at the famed music event, and they're all making a statement.
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Finding more detail, and making a statement about it, helped keep people invested in the characters.
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"Its sort of smearing her with mud by making a statement about other accusers," Lynch said.
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But critics accused Kasowitz of making a statement that was riddled with errors and dubious claims.
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Plain packaging is designed to stop the pack from making a statement or conveying wrong information.
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But now everyone's fucking gay!" she smiles, "So I don't feel like I'm making a statement.
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"We're making a statement about our reality without preaching or saying things are bad," Visitante said.
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"Making a statement may have symbolic importance but it does nothing to address the real issues."
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But one type of furniture seems especially well suited to making a statement: sculptural side tables.
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"Not just because it was so stunning, but I knew we would be making a statement."
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He's pretty clearly been making a statement for nearly a month, and his first choice was socks.
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But in the ultra luxury field where Rolls-Royce plays, suicide doors are about making a statement.
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Tillerson sidestepped the issue when taking questions after making a statement at a hastily organized news conference.
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The artist was making a statement about Trump's plan to build a wall on the Mexico border.
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It might be Issa Rae's first Golden Globes but she is not leaving without making a statement.
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Throwing the DirecTV name onto a new streaming service is DirecTV and AT&T making a statement.
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Even in the U.S. Capitol, some elected officials were making a statement by donning red outfits today.
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For the four-person design collective, it'd seem making a statement is part of the brand's DNA.
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Lil Xan and Cannon hit up java central in WeHo and seemed to be making a statement.
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The video is about our friendship, so it was making a statement with just us in it.
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"It was all about empowerment: making a statement and putting yourself out there," Ms. Markworth-Pollack said.
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Third-party companies and aggressors will often use the tactic as a means of making a statement.
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Mr. Petersen told the newspaper that he had not been making a statement about race or culture.
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After making a statement on the shooting on Monday, Pomeroy has declined requests to speak with the media.
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"[The results were] about the people of Knox County making a statement," Jacobs told Knox News on Tuesday.
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He thought "the whole point of being an artist or making a statement is to learn about yourself".
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After making a statement at the 2018 Grammy Awards, singer Joy Villa is explaining her politically-charged ensemble.
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Depp later clarified she was simply making a statement on defining oneself, and not on her own sexuality.
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People want to do something that they are making a statement, making a difference, are participating in science.
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Whether racegoers rent or buy their outfits and accessories, making a statement is definitely a time honored tradition.
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Trump announced earlier Friday evening that he would be making a statement to the nation at 3 p.m.
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A company that big making a statement like that made me feel proud, so I just did it.
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The scene was a chilling reminder that, for Pyer Moss, the clothes truly are about making a statement.
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The Steinle family will not be making a statement on the overturned conviction, a family spokesperson told CNN.
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Williams lost the match to Osaka and took the defeat with grace, but not without making a statement.
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They&aposve done a great job making a statement, but also it&aposs very simple on the outside.
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Buttigieg and Klobuchar were on the margins on a night they both needed to be making a statement.
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But as a business leader, you must tie it back to the business case when making a statement.
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In 2014, Mr. Cook revealed he was gay, a move widely seen as making a statement about gay rights.
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When RuPaul puts on a gown, she's making a statement through costume, and she knows exactly what she's saying.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller walks away from the podium after making a statement about the Russia investigation, May 29.
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Voters will be making a statement not just about their country's place in Europe, but about their self-esteem.
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Making a statement in parliament yesterday, Matt Hancock said: We are verifying the extent and the amount of information.
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By listing major media organizations as the enemy, Trump was clearly making a statement about the broader news media.
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We're glad to see that some things, especially Obama's dedication to making a statement with her wardrobe haven't changed.
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Who can forget when Jared Leto wore a braid to the Oscars, making a statement on the red carpet.
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I was thinking the other day, I was talking to somebody, you don't ever see people making a statement.
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He said by pulling his kids out of school, he's making a statement in support of the teachers' strike.
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Now making a statement might enable other founders to have earlier conversations about diversity with investors, Ms. Nahm said.
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"The whole point of being an artist or making a statement is to learn about yourself," he once said.
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But he did say he has spoken with members of Congress and would be making a statement Monday morning.
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"I'm glad that it was immediately picked up to make sure we didn't leave Phoenix without making a statement."
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"When you decide to hire Laverne Cox as your brand ambassador, you're making a statement about inclusivity," she declares.
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Isabelle Huppert, who is 66, is topless too in "Frankie," making a statement straightaway in the movie's opening teaser.
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On Sunday morning I woke up to the news that The Spice Girls would be making a statement that afternoon.
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Dramatic sleeves are great for making a statement but can easily be over-designed, according to fashion designer David Meister.
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Swae Lee's making a statement with his fashion and his security -- no one comes close to him, on both fronts.
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It's clear that support isn't gonna stop, and on one of the biggest platforms in sports he's making a statement.
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Or, it could swing toward the opposite side, making a statement about where, exactly, all those White House correspondents stand.
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"That's a great example of aligning the values that people have with your brand, and making a statement," Badger says.
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He has been as good a pitcher as we've had in the second half, really making a statement for himself.
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Castro, making a statement before the reporters' questions, said that work toward improving economic conditions in his country was progressing.
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So on Oscar night, someone like Margot Robbie is making a statement when she steps out on that red carpet.
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In a way, it's not about making a biopic—it was also making a statement that Touko would have made.
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Watson was criticized earlier in the week for not making a statement until two days after the arrest on Sunday.
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AU REVOIR, MES AMIS, AU REVOIR, MES AMIS: Trump is making a statement on the Paris climate accord later today.
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"We're doing it his very first day in office because we are making a statement," one organizer, Breanne Butler, said.
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Both she and her label continue to be proud of standing out from the crowd and from making a statement.
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As it seems that refunds are being processed, I decided that I'd prefer my money back over making a statement.
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I thought I was making a statement — that I would not be excluded, that I belonged, that we all belonged together.
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The South Korean divas of BLACKPINK are known for making a statement through their bold aesthetic, fierce lyrics, and dynamic choreography.
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But it certainly seems like she's making a statement by wearing it out in public, where she knows she'll be photographed.
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"Someone says, 'Hey, I'm making a statement by not voting,' and then you say, 'Well, I can't hear it,' " he says.
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Ironically, in a moment that was created for making a statement, the wear-black request has established another culture of silence.
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Making a statement and shaking up his campaign team, which he has done before, won't be enough to do the trick.
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Critics believe the call risks harming relations with China, though some have praised Trump for making a statement with the call.
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"I didn't even realize it was making a statement because I just thought it was normal," Lambert, 35, told Pride Source.
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Sondland told Taylor Trump wanted to put Zelensky "in a public box" by making a statement ordering the investigations Trump wanted.
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And then on Tuesday, Trump broke new ground by making a statement that sounded like an actual North Korean press release.
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"There was no political agenda in not making a statement," said Mustafa Kuleli, general secretary of the Journalists Union of Turkey.
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From puffy sleeves to suits with fringe, it seems designers in Milan have one thing on the brain: Making a statement.
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The Atlanta native — who, by the way, has a personal hat maker this season — is no stranger to making a statement.
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Lawmakers are making a statement at arguably the President's biggest speech of the year amid a nationwide reckoning about sexual harassment.
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"The prime minister will be making a statement on Brexit policy in this chamber on Monday," Speaker John Bercow told parliament.
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Was quitting about feeling like you couldn't do the work effectively any more, or was it more about making a statement?
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"I did know that my clothes were making a statement, I knew that was the case," she told the AP, at Barclays.
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These days, it's also about making a statement— whether with your job, your relationship, your political convictions, or maybe even your look.
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McGregor had come out swinging, opening on the offensive and making a statement in the sense that he looked like he belonged.
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As Wilson, who is making a statement in her hair down/beachy waves bride look, keeps saying she doesn't believe in superstition.
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Making a statement in the European Parliament on the current state of play, Jourová fleshed out these sticking points in more detail.
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Originally, the installation's concept actually had nothing to do with making a statement about fast-fashion's tendency to rip off indie artists.
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Putting a rainbow on one of the most iconic menu items is certainly making a statement of solidarity with the LGBTQ community.
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When he is making a decision and pursuing a policy and making a statement today, he knows what his next move is.
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With the Pixel 4, Google is making a statement about what it envisions as being critical to the future of the smartphone.
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"Without making a statement, they were able to make a statement," he said of the crowd's response, according to the news outlet.
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"Food is a basic need for survival as a human, so when you refuse it, you are making a statement," she says.
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A representative for Mr. Affleck confirmed that he would not be attending and said the actor would not be making a statement.
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Biden won across the state, making a statement about his electability as well as Sanders' shortcomings as a general election standard-bearer.
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"When a single woman makes a decision to create a family, she is making a statement to the world," Ms. Gianquinto said.
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The overnight reaction to that finale surprised me, because just like being gay, I thought we were making a statement about transgender.
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" On repealing Dodd-Frank: "I'm going to be making a statement about this in approximately two weeks having to do with Dodd-Frank.
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But this year — and especially in lieu of the cluster bomb of sexual assault allegations in Hollywood — it's now about making a statement.
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You know, the retort for making a statement that deserves the attention of all men, whether or not it is about all men.
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She decided to film herself bleeding during her yoga practice — making a statement and kick-starting a crucial conversation in one fell swoop.
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Comprised of bold notes of pink pepper, espresso foam and amberwood, Spears tells PeopleStyle that she's making a statement about scent — and confidence.
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He later amended his testimony to say that he "presumed" aid to Kyiv to be linked to Ukraine making a statement about investigations.
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By giving this wealthy but untitled couple the royal treatment, the artist was making a statement about them, about himself and the city.
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We should not have allowed ourselves to be bullied and pressured into making a statement prematurely, and we take full responsibility for it.
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Or they could be suffocated in a senseless and racialized manner for the sake of making a statement ("Orange Is the New Black").
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"I worry that some schools may feel that by making a statement barring harassment their job is done," McManama O'Brien said by email.
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House Democrats are making a statement with HR1, the first bill of the 116th Congress, which addresses money in politics, ethics and voting rights.
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It involves making a statement about a piece of media, rather than offloading that statement (and the accompanying accountability) to third-party fact-checkers.
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"It's not just about getting re-elected, it's about making a statement that this is an unacceptable practice to campaign this way," Labrosse said.
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On Monday, Grande seemingly spoke out about the allegations in her Instagram Story, by making a statement against photographers who make models feel uncomfortable.
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Policies differ on when officers should record, when departments should release footage and whether cops can view their own footage before making a statement.
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Season two feels as if Making a Murderer's creators were more spectacle-driven than concerned with making a statement about the criminal justice system.
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So if she was just making a statement against a strawman that people want to go back to what they had, that's not true.
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Sending a combative tweet rather than making a statement (or answering questions from the media) in a time of upheaval isn't typical presidential behavior.
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Hey, if you're going to be getting down to your underwear, it's only right that you're making a statement with your hair and makeup, right?
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Women's March on Washington: What you need to know Organizers of the march have said they want to greet Trump's presidency by making a statement.
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After tonight's red carpet stunt, it's clear Rippon still gives zero you-know-whats when it comes to making a statement — including with his clothes.
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Never ones to shy away from making a statement, it should come as no surprise that Gen Z's approach to style is anything but minimal.
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Charli XCX has never been afraid of making a statement — her music is loud, her outfits are daring, and her eyeliner wings are always sharp.
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By highlighting a neglected piece of history that struck fear in the hearts of white enslavers at the time, Scott was certainly making a statement.
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"Fifteen days, in my opinion, is making a statement by the stewards of Kentucky," seventh-place finisher War of Will trainer Mark Casse told ESPN.
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After Murphy's filibuster drew front-page coverage and nonstop cable news attention, the idea of making a statement caught on among supporters in the House.
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She may not be using her sexuality as a weapon (she has bracelets and a gold lasso for that), but it's nonetheless making a statement.
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Mariah Carey is suddenly out every night after her breakup with James Packer ... making a statement with her presence and her ridiculously large engagement ring.
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Where, we still weren't sure, but when then-President Obama announced he would be making a statement from the White House just after 85033 p.m.
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"Ben & Jerry's went beyond making a statement in support of civil rights when they actively accused law enforcement of widespread racism," Blue Lives Matter wrote.
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"Elsesser has been making a statement for body positivity on fashion runways, stunning in such shows as Maryam Nassir Zadeh and Eckhaus Latta," the article continues.
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Though multiple players have said they're making a statement about racism in the US, Trump has insisted the issue is only about respect for the flag.
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Not one to skimp on making a statement, Solange decided to take her style into her own hands with the help of her teenage son, Julez.
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As long as you make sure you're in shot when a famous politician is making a statement, you can let your facial expressions do the talking.
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We'd like to have the opportunity to make out with a wealthy bachelor or gossip about other contestants on national television without it making a statement.
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But instead of just making a statement on social media, the 22-year-old rapper opted for something more permanent: a tattoo over his right eyebrow.
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"At first it wasn't about making a statement, but after this outrage it's clearly something that's not normalized and we need to raise awareness," she said.
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"At first it wasn't about making a statement, but after this outrage it's clearly something that's not normalized and we need to raise awareness," she says.
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" Carlos said he would support demonstrators "as long as they are forthright and know what they are demonstrating for, what they are making a statement about.
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Ultimately, some said, they have to consider whether Trump is making a statement to win political points or because he truly wants to accomplish a goal.
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The governor of the Bank of England is making a statement about the steps that the bank and the Treasury are taking to reassure financial markets.
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At a news briefing later in the day, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the White House press secretary, said the president was making a statement, not a proposal.
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" Joshua Pollack, a North Korea expert at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies in California, told Reuters Kim was making a statement that's "symbolic of defiance.
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Trilobites Eyebrows have become an obsession of late, tattooed or microbladed, shaped and drawn in bold dark lines, making a statement far beyond braiding or waxing.
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It's a very smart and funny song, it's just as much saying something about the person who's writing it as it is about making a statement.
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It was just this week when TMZ obtained a video of R. Kelly's other girlfriend, Joycelyn Savage, making a statement in full support of the singer.
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Surely they would step in to defend Castile's Second Amendment rights instead of making a statement that vaguely addresses his death without even mentioning his name.
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But with this selfie, Serena seems to be making a statement that all her haters can step, as her dear friend Beyoncé would say, to the left.
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Instead of fighting amongst ourselves, we should be getting together and making a statement that we do not live under the system, we live above the system.
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The bottom line here is cops want to make it clear they're watching, so if you're even thinking about making a statement at Michael's star ... think again.
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Human faces and dancing animals add a splash of color to the Ukrainian city's railyards and train stations, making a statement that is both beautiful and political.
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These desk plaques look just like the ones from the '80s and read "Boss Lady" or "Get It, Girl" — perfect for making a statement at the office.
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Carey wore a black dress with a plunging neckline, making a statement with numerous pieces of shimmering jewelry such as hoop earrings and bracelets on each wrist.
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Of course, the graduation version of the song is less about making a statement during first impressions and more about the flood of money owed for tuition.
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You know the drill: a portion of proceeds go to a charitable cause and, sometimes, the items itself making a statement about something bigger than just clothing.
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They're making a statement about the kind of moral psychology you must have to make regular decisions about death and war without growing emotionally calloused and inhumane.
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With the Pixel's latest iteration, Google is making a statement that many will agree with: Communication devices should be a tool for everyone, not just the elite.
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"CBGB was making a statement against the values of the mainstream and people whose motivation was profit," she explained as we examined the store's selection of moisturizers.
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"The housing secretary will in the coming days be making a statement with further measures to protect renters through these difficult times," Sunak told lawmakers on Tuesday.
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I think the reason they did it is that they're making a statement, because they can, and they did it in a big, beautiful and elegant way.
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Some chief executives were still on the fence on Tuesday, torn between remaining on the prestigious presidential policy advisory panel and making a statement by stepping down.
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"As far as I'm concerned, this is like Donald Trump making a statement on the way to the helicopter," Mr. Wallace said of the president-elect's tweets.
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Edson A. Bostic, the federal public defender for the District of Delaware, said on Tuesday that his office would not be making a statement at this time.
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But the Freedom Caucus, adamant on making a statement that they still believe in repealing Obamacare, hopes this petition would bully members into a party-line vote.
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Making a statement It was all the idea of Gary Allen, a long-distance runner and Maine resident who wanted to make a statement on his 60th birthday.
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"Hypothetically I could just tell sex worker advocates that this is what I support, and I could in turn still support it without making a statement," Salazar said.
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But it was Beyoncé's outfit at the 2018 Grammy Awards on Sunday night that really cemented the fact that she was making a statement by wearing all black.
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The collective, which calls itself "MoMAR," is making a statement against elitism and exclusivity in the art world with its group art installation Hello, we're from the internet.
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So, really, he's making a statement — first about ascendance (he's building his way up and out), then about effort: He's doing it all himself, metaphorically declaring his independence.
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They're making a statement with this song as the opener, as if they're waiting for someone to remind them that their first album received the most critical acclaim.
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Nike may be pushing the envelope and making a statement, but it's also making a pretty good bet by hiring the biggest female sports star in the world.
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If all that wasn't enough, Deutsch rounded out his commentary by making a statement about Warren that's so comically overused it's the subject of a cutting McSweeney's parody.
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Especially if you are Sibeth Ndiaye, the Senegalese-born public face and voice of President Emmanuel Macron of France, and you have no qualms about making a statement.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders leaves after speaking to reporters Friday after making a statement on the arrest and indictment of former Trump adviser Roger Stone.
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Democrats, too, will be focused on making a statement: They are bringing more than 80 patients, physicians, and activists to illustrate their commitment to defending voters' health care.
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"As far as the themes of what Natural Born Killers was posing and making a statement on, absolutely they are as relevant today as they were," she said.
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She maintains that her practice is more about inhabiting characters and transforming herself with elaborate costumes and props than about making a statement about female representation in art.
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But after the news broke about the meeting in the summer of 24, Goldstone balked at making a statement drafted for him by Alan Futerfas, Don Jr.'s lawyer.
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According to U.K. publication The Mirror, Morgan will be back to work at Good Morning Britain on Monday, where he will also be making a statement about his health.
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He has been widely attacked for making a statement on his campaign website in 2000 construed to be supportive of gay conversion therapy — which his team has adamantly denied.
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But making a statement like that had to be a blow to other vendors, who built similar applications on the Salesforce platform and are competing in the same market.
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Hayes and Hill were making a statement regarding the way university officials have handled a situation in which two people wore offensive costumes at Camp Randall Stadium on Oct.
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Other huge stars like Stevie Wonder and (unfortunately) Fergie have elected to go ahead and keep performing the song, but it seems Stockman is making a statement with silence.
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"But I'm making a statement as a woman about female sexuality, female nudity and really trying to normalize that and make it non-sexual and non-threatening," she added.
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Little did you know that you were actually making a statement of Jetsons-level futurism compared to the real antiquarian cool kids of the era: the devotees of steampunk.
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Bury St. Edmunds, England — Making a statement right at the heart of the English cathedral town of Bury St. Edmunds, Northgate House has more than one story to tell.
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Rutnam, who has worked the government for 33 years, took the unusual step of making a statement outside his home alleging Patel was behind the campaign to oust him.
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The show's creator, Lin-Manuel Miranda, and others discussed the appropriateness of making a statement from the stage and decided to do it only after the show was over.
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Boogie Cousins will be making a statement with his shoes when he takes the court Thursday night ... rockin' Puma kicks to support Meek Mill's push for criminal justice reform.
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And we do expect in about, well, maybe 15 minutes from right now that the president and Kim Jong Un or at least the president will be making a statement.
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People do, however, absolutely love the way Lorde handled it: making a statement with her dress — she wore a piece of paper bearing an excerpt from feminist artist Jenny Holzer.
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The Oscars are no exception, though the award show's producers seem to want a show that's more about celebrating movies and entertaining people than about making a statement on #MeToo.
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"When they dropped the criminal investigation, I think they were making a statement then that they did not want a potential president-elect to be under criminal investigation," he said.
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But the group was critical of other provisions, including one that would allow police officers to review video before making a statement to investigators, including after incidents involving deadly force.
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", she gracefully emphasized the importance of inclusion, and in making a statement about creating and filling opportunities, hilariously wove in her Snatch Game catchphrase (snatchphrase?) "any hole is a goal!
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But, when it came to furnishing the house, Alegre was less interested in making a statement than in creating a dialogue about the act of creation in a specific place.
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Making a statement that they are still in this game, Seattle marched 69 yards on 10 plays, scoring when Marshawn Lynch pushed the ball in from the 1-yard line.
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"I think it is becoming table-stakes that brands and retailers are making a statement that they support sustainability," said Melissa Gonzalez, CEO of retail consulting agency The Lionesque Group.
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And in recognizing it, the Pulitzer Board is making a statement: It is rewarding shows that are aggressive toward their audiences, that refuse to let us relax into easy catharsis.
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The audacity of making a statement like that in 2018, and about a game set in the crumbling ruins of Washington, D.C., was obviously not lost on an ever-watchful internet.
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Nevertheless, these videos often end up making a statement very similar to that conveyed by lynching photographs: This can be done to people of color because they are not true citizens.
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Castro is making a statement about what his immigration priorities would be as president — similar to those of the past two years of the Obama administration, if not even more lenient.
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Mercury Prize-winning trio Young Fathers are no stranger to making a statement, and yesterday they dropped a visual which does just that, albeit partly in a tongue-in-cheek way.
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That marked a break from Trump's attitude after the white nationalist attack in Charlottesville this August, when he said he liked to wait for all the information before making a statement.
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Mr. Honeck could have let the concert evaporate into mysterious quiet with the Lacrimosa; but, by ending with "Ave Verum Corpus," the famously spiritual conductor seemed to be making a statement.
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"They made it seem like making a statement was such an extreme thing to do, but it was just a statement voicing someone's story, his truth," one museum visitor told Hyperallergic.
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Every time Trump and other members of his administration make the decision to stratify and racialize, they are also making a statement about who receives a voice and who deserves respect.
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In letting go of Aslan and Griffin, CNN seemed to making a statement about the propriety it expects from all of its contributors, whether or not they are part of the newsroom.
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It does not shy away from making a statement about complicity as a choice, and the banality of evil that perpetuates systems which knowingly victimize women — and other vulnerable populations — for profit.
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"John Castillo, whose son Kendrick was killed in the shooting at STEM School Highlands Ranch in May, told KDVR: "Making a statement like that is just unbelievable to me, especially our family.
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That's what happened several years ago when the House Oversight Committee held IRS official Lois Lerner in contempt, asserting she waived her Fifth Amendment rights by making a statement to the committee.
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"Of course, I wasn't going to go into the details of it [at the forum] anyway, I was just making a statement that sometimes you have to defend yourself," Wilson told BuzzFeed News.
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So you think that's premeditated and in your mind do you think, "That's something he means," or that he wants to make a splash and he's making a statement to make a statement?
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But the people who think Bendis was making a statement against the social justice movement would argue that the negative reaction from fans who are upset with Bendis's writing is just as loose.
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It would be making a statement about how violence works, and who gets access to it, and what we consider violence (the dagger) versus what we consider nonviolent (the seizure of the property).
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Trump said he was waiting for the results so that "we can get to the bottom of this very soon" and that he would be making a statement about it at some point.
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After his sentencing, an increasingly frail Mr. Libous spoke to a crowd of reporters outside the courthouse in White Plains, making a statement whose meaning could have echoed all the way to Albany.
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You don't look into the eyes of a woman who's dressed like that, because she's making a statement by wearing that outfit that she doesn't encourage that kind of eye contact with men.
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"It's an interesting thing to feel like I'm not only making a statement as an actor, getting to play an amazing part," said Gina Marie Russell, who played Prospero, the duke of Milan.
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In a high-stakes move, Mr. Bennett and his colleague Ayelet Shaked, the justice minister, also from Jewish Home, announced on Sunday night that they would be making a statement on Monday morning.
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ICYMI, actresses and gents plan to wear black to the Globes to protest sexual misconduct, and as a young man signing people into the tea confirmed, the wrist bands were making a statement.
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Mr. Mahdi convened a national security meeting after making a statement early Wednesday underscoring both his support for the protesters' "legitimate concerns" and for the security forces who were trying to keep order.
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"This is an unprecedented situation and that's why we've got an unprecedented situation just tomorrow when the attorney general will be making a statement to parliament," Conservative Party Chairman Brandon Lewis told Sky News.
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Back in the day, making a statement with your hair meant mom tying plaid ribbon around your ponytail, tacking plastic bow-shaped clips on the ends of your braids, or lining them with beads.
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The only thing more exciting to me than the revival of David Lynch's cult-classic Twin Peaks is when I hear about women making a statement about social injustices and the unfairness in Hollywood.
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She's making a statement about putting on a show by declaring that she is acting — and dropping that pretense allows her to play and experiment in a carefree way that is almost more real.
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Newstweek is a real device, but it isn't really malicious — it's part of an interactive art project that's making a statement about how easily our browser-based realities can be manipulated by third parties.
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There are tons of notes on this period: Tocilescu and the actors are putting on a show that's hitting a little too close to home, it's too clearly making a statement against the system.
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They're not just sweating under an overpriced blanket and binge-watching The Mandalorian in between chapters of Odell's book; they're making a statement about the ways in which our creative spaces are being threatened.
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The justices, unlike other judges, are not bound by any formal code of legal ethics, although if they were, making a statement about how an upcoming election should be resolved would be grounds for sanction.
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So when Andrés Manuel López Obrador declared that he would be the first Mexican president since 1910 to use the palace as his workplace, he was making a statement that was both political and historical.
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"We are not making a statement about his guilt," Ny said, adding that the investigation could be reopened if Assange came to Sweden before the statute of limitations deadline for the rape allegation in 2020.
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Airbnb rolled out its intro data science classes first, making a statement that the program was about more than just engineers, though the more technically inclined will be getting additional higher-level classes moving forward.
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"He's making a statement and sometimes making statements is important — even if there's little chance of making progress in the immediate future," said Gerald Kominski, senior fellow at the UCLA Center for Health Policy Research.
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"We had a very, very successful meeting with the foreign minister of Russia, our fight is against ISIS," Trump said Tuesday, after making a statement alongside Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan after their bilateral meeting.
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The world became a place where I could step outside the carefully controlled environment of a photo studio and wear a bikini on the beach — without a retinue of stylists and without Making A Statement.
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Or he could look at the example of former FBI Director James Comey, who was roundly criticized for making a statement on the investigation into Hillary Clinton's emails 11 days before the 2016 presidential election.
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The court added that people seeing the cake would not understand Mr. Phillips to be making a statement and that he remained free to say what he liked about same-sex marriage in other settings.
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Colin Kaepernick and other players were making a statement about police brutality and racial inequality — but did they even stop to think about how their actions might affect in-store sales of multinational pizza corporations?
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The photos in the exhibit are a gorgeous, luxe group, highlighting the wealth of one class and the stark rubble of another, making a statement on the baffling income disparity between the haves and have-nots.
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Cloth diapers have created a new niche in the diaper market — not just fledgling parents looking to cut costs and keep their kids alive and quiet for another day, but people interested in making a statement.
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She would share news of how she was working to fight cyber-bullying with the Born This Way Foundation, or perhaps an image of her "making a statement" in a meat dress surrounded by discharged soldiers.
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"The PM will be making a statement to the House (of Commons) tomorrow and that will be an update on Brexit talks and is in advance of the debate taking place on Thursday," he told reporters.
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Introduced Friday during Monterey Car Week, where international car collectors gather to fawn over beloved classics, Infiniti is making a statement as it maps out its trajectory for new electric models set to debut in 2021.
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Then, after making a statement specifically denouncing racism, Trump retweeted another alt-right activist in a post that hit the media for focusing too much on Charlottesville instead of a recent spate of homicides in Chicago.
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Always one for making a statement, Entertainment Tonight reports Franklin was laid to rest in a gold-plated casket wearing a sparkling rose-gold gown by St. John's with a matching pair of Christian Louboutin heels.
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People on both sides, pro-kneelers and anti-kneelers, have called for boycotts of the NFL, but the players are not letting the pressure deter from critics or elected officials stop them from making a statement.
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So the key question is: Did Trump or his son intend to hide the fact that it involved a meeting about the subject matter of Mueller's investigation by making a statement they knew to be false?
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Abedin steps up to play the good wife, making a statement before the press that she still loves and supports her husband, and that she chose to forgive him then, and she's choosing to do so now.
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That said, the sheer size of Sanders support in these contests underscores his success in energizing a segment of progressive-minded voters who are making a statement about the direction they want to take the Democratic Party.
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Whether she's making a statement with a new hair color or avant-garde eyeshadow, the star is hitting the top of our lists for one reason: She has a look that's as unpredictable as it is inspiring.
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It was a feeling that carried from the R&D departments in Detroit down to the workers who worked long hours building the cars, that they were contributing something that was making a statement in the world.
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The president aggressively defended himself, saying that he waited until getting all the facts before making a statement, and he, unlike the press which he repeatedly referred to as "fake news," had been watching things very closely.
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Standing together is ultimately making a statement about the kind of world we want to create—and as a mother of girls, it is about raising wild, strong, passionate women ready to share their voices and visions.
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But long before that, the IOC basically did its deal with power and swallowed it and said people who put on our show have necessary leeway, however much we try and control them, in making a statement.
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May's most trusted lieutenant may follow; another minister quit after unauthorized meetings in Israel; the foreign secretary, Boris Johnson, was lambasted after making a statement that could mean more prison time for a Briton imprisoned in Iran.
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It's important to remember that when Democrats vote next year, they'll not only be choosing a policy alternative to Donald Trump, they'll also be making a statement about what kind of country they want America to be.
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In September, I was surprised to learn that there had been further discussions with the Ukrainians about President Zelensky possibly making a statement in an interview with U.S. media similar to what we had discussed in August.
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At the edge of a woodland, they chained themselves to a red forest harvester that can cut up to 22 trees a day, making a statement against large-scale logging in the last primeval forest in Europe.
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"Administrators and faculty members who have signed this petition are making a statement that conservative ideas and perspectives are not welcome in the UVA community," said the UVA chapter of the Young America's Foundation in a statement.
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Inside Bernie Sanders' new 'Medicare for all' bill He said his Medicare for all legislation was about making a statement and setting a target for the US to join other nations in having the government guarantee health coverage.
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I feel that all these athletes are not doing it because it's a "trend" or because they're being told to, I believe they are doing it because they are making a statement and standing up against social injustice.
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Either way accomplishes the legal purpose, making a statement that China&aposs claims are unlawful; but refraining from publicising it gives China a diplomatic advantage in that it could portray us as gradually losing out in this contest.
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The court added that people seeing a cake created by Mr. Phillips would not understand him to be making a statement and that he remained free to say what he liked about same-sex marriage in other settings.
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Making a statement Some protesters say they know Trump will take the reins January 20, but they want to make it clear that they're not happy about the election results -- and they're not going to be quiet about it.
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Last week, Cohen also admitted lying to Congress in 2017 by making a statement that minimized Trump's involvement in an aborted real estate project in Russia and by claiming efforts for that project ended months earlier than they did.
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Just a day after caving to the demands of his party and making a statement that explicitly blamed white supremacists for the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, this weekend, Trump reverted to his earlier position that "both sides" were culpable.
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"I think it's a very clever way of Harry and Meghan making a statement without using words, as they're not allowed to be seen to be political," said Murphy James of Windsor Homeless Project, a local drop-in service.
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Since Williams is never one to stray away from making a statement, we've come to expect this type of moves (last season emphasized "girl power") though it tends to be much less metaphoric and more so a bit cheeky.
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The defiant move had some questioning if Stewart, who is serving as a Cannes competition jury member this year, was making a statement against the film festival's notoriously strict dress code, which includes a rule that women wear heels.
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" Collins told CNN on Sunday that he was in the process of reviewing the documents, "which are clearly highly significant to the committee's inquiry and we will be making a statement next week on how we intend to proceed.
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Allowing a nominee to serve as an aggressive advocate for a hearing would carry some risks, raising the possibility of making a statement that could backfire or give Republicans a chance to accuse the nominee of being too partisan.
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Some of the president's advisers objected to the idea of a foreign official making a statement from the White House lectern, so they had him do it instead on the White House driveway, where visitors typically speak with reporters.
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The entire thing felt like a weird sideshow; as Vox's Yochi Dreazen notes, Ball is "basketball's most famous stage dad," and is almost as good as Trump when it comes to making a statement that will get people talking.
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So if The Boss Baby is making a statement about Trump, it's mainly that the president belongs to a long line of self-obsessed megalomaniacs climbing the tallest ladders they can find, and acting like babies if they run into trouble.
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However, the defiant move had many questioning if Stewart, who was serving as a Cannes competition jury member that year, was making a statement against the film festival's notoriously strict dress code, which includes a rule that women wear heels.
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Grammy-nominated R&B soul-singer Andra Day knows a thing or two about making a statement — whether she's onstage delivering a knockout performance or on the red carpet accenting her signature rockabilly red carpet style with cool, memorable accessories.
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They also understand that by not going, they'd be making a statement that would get them sucked into the never-ending culture wars, applauded by the left for a few days and then forgotten while the right harbors a grudge forever.
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"By not showing skin, I'm making a statement," Shahidi, 19, said of her off-duty style in the magazine's "Real Beauty" issue, which aims to celebrate women in their most authentic state by publishing all feature stories with non-airbrushed photos.
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Micallef's more recent work had focused on the human body: "I was doing political work for such a long time, but sometimes you just want to retract and do something for yourself — something that wasn't making a statement," he told Mashable.
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Even after finally making a statement condemning these groups, he then shocks some of his own advisers with a bizarre press conference on August 15 at Trump Tower where he backs away from his unequivocal condemnation of white racists. 10.
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"I'll be making a statement later on tonight as to what I decided to do and what our country will be doing," Trump said during a meeting Wednesday afternoon with banking leaders to discuss the economic effects of the virus.
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The cold shooting has prevented what could be a near blowout if they were shooting up to their usual standards, but they appear to be adjusting some, with Andre Iguodala making a statement with a huge dunk over LeBron James.
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The comments reiterated the notion that the game has been pretty much broken since its release, with the top voted comment making a statement that the only divide between skilled and average players is due to broken techniques and bugs.
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Shuman Ghosemaumder, chief technology officer of Shape Security, a Google Ventures-backed firm, told NBC News one of the reasons Mayer might not be making a statement is because there are still unknowns — such as how the attacker got into Yahoo's systems.
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After the intense criticism she's faced from commenters (just one recent example: "Waving your unibrow is not making a statement, it's just not talking care of yourself lmao"), the model has made it her mission to spread the gospel of the #UnibrowMovement.
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As for an officer being allowed to view the video before making a statement, shouldn't an officer when transcribing his report be able to review it, so that [he or she] can make the most accurate statement based on a report he created?
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"I am an emergency room pediatrician and an accidental politician — someone who never thought much about politics until I was recruited to run for state office after making a statement about the importance of expanding Medicaid," McCabe writes in her op-ed.
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One reporter identified two main sources of frustration: One, that Bloomberg isn't "explicitly stepping away from the company and making a statement about editorial independence" while running for office, and two, that the leaders of Bloomberg Opinion are joining the campaign staff.
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Rather than making a statement about the homophobia, biphobia, and transphobia still so rampant in our society, it was only two years ago that they invited the UK Independent Party (UKIP) to join us for the rainbow parade, despite their disgustingly homophobic history.
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Model Maggie Rizer, a fixture on catwalks and in campaigns in the late '90s, decided to pull a big career move right before Election Day, making a statement about her candidate of choice and why she just can't stomach what's happening across the aisle.
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You'd think that the genius behind the headline-making textured looks seen on Zoë Kravitz, Janelle Monáe, and Kelly Rowland would be all about making a statement — but her approach is actually more radical because of her refusal to make a big deal about it.
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"I will be making a statement on Phase I Brexit talks later today," Leo Varadkar said on Twitter following a special cabinet meeting, adding that he had also spoken to European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker and European Council President Donald Tusk about the negotiations.
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The Hyundai-owned luxury brand is certainly making a statement with its first EV. The news that Waymo would be adding up to 63,000 electric Jaguar I-Pace SUVs to its fleet of self-driving taxis threw a lot of people for a loop.
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"I'm really not interested in throwing a bunch of women that are unrelated sound-wise into a line-up just for the sake of making a statement—so it's more about a great night of music that happens to have women in control." she says.
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When it comes to making a statement, it's not simply the color of choice for statement pieces or couture: Red is the bold lipstick, the sole of a designer shoe, the leather of a biker jacket — in different tints, from wine to cherry to ruby.
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So, with FANG stocks finally crumbling, the sell-off making the front page of the Times, a rebound in China and in the price of oil combined with the biggest Fed hawk making a statement — those were the sparks that created the market flame.
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So with FANG stocks finally crumbling, the sell-off making the front page of the Times, a rebound in China and in the price of oil combined with the biggest Fed hawk making a statement — those were the sparks that created the market flame.
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Perhaps Campion was making a statement about the ugliness of the genre itself, as erotic thrillers too often leer at women with lascivious cinematography and dismember them—if not literally as murder victims then figuratively, by filming women's body parts in a context-less vacuum.
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Cooper said Volker relayed to her a discussion with a top aide to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky about the Ukrainian leader making a statement alluding to "election interference" that Ukraine had committed in the past — a nod to Trump's demand for such an investigation.
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But by calling restaurants founded by immigrants from Italy, Vietnam, China, and Mexico "American Classics," the foundation is, at the very least, making a statement about what it means to be American — and offering a more inclusive definition of the term than the president himself.
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Making a statement about what will "generally" happen, or declaring that a particular sort of claim is "unlikely" to be a good basis for asylum approval (or for passing a screening interview), is not the same as barring domestic or gang violence claims entirely.
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We've all seen pictures of celebrities and models making a statement and owning their armpit fuzz, or flashing their leg hair in ad campaigns, but seeing an average woman proudly showing off her hairy stomach or the ingrown hairs on her bikini line still feels rare.
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Often making a statement with bold fashion choices, the diminutive, 21998-feet 2-inch-tall (1.57-meter) star sometimes appeared on stage sporting ruffled shirts and tight pants or elaborate costumes, including chain mail covering his face, a shimmery orange tunic with a cane, or bikini briefs.
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" Mr. Wartski, who once owned the now-closed Hakata Grill, on 53rd Street between Second and Third Avenues, had planned to open a new Japanese restaurant, "but then Mina spoke with me and showed me Peruvian food was really making a statement all over the world.
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Creeping up in glitter at Gucci, dangling from the necks of the models at Loewe, making a statement on graphic T-shirts with laser beams shooting from their eyes at Marc Jacobs, being a Cat Lady in 2017 means your cool and chic and know how to freaking dress.
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Prior to the 2016 election McCabe begins by explaining how she is simply an emergency room pediatrician, and "an accidental politician," who never thought about entering the political sphere until she was recruited to run for the Virginia Senate after making a statement about the importance of expanding Medicaid.
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A grassy courtyard in the center holds eye-catching modern art, including a sculpture of a dinosaur chewing on an old computer keyboard and colorful sculptures of ancient Egyptian pharaohs scrambling up the tall walls, giving a nod to the past and making a statement about the present.
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For her, it's all about making a statement, however loud or subtle depends on the day, but it all starts with a solid foundation of basics and a fearlessness to experiment with items that may seem outrageous on the runway, but when paired back with something more casual, actually works.
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"The communication records set forth above make evident that Cohen communicated with members of the Trump campaign about his negotiation with Clifford's attorney and the need to preclude Clifford from making a statement that would have reflected negatively on the candidate in advance of the forthcoming election," the document states.
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No, I still basically think — I understand why they had to do it as a matter of just making a statement about what the rules are of American politics and statement against the sort of quid pro quo corruption that Trump has done, but I don't see any good outcome.
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No, I still basically think — I understand why they had to do it as a matter of just making a statement about what the rules are of American politics and statement against the sort of quid pro quo corruption that Trump has done, but I don't see any good outcome.
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"Theresa is currently on her way back to London from Birmingham and she will be making a statement later today, but on her behalf I would just like to say that she is enormously honored to have been entrusted with this task by so many of her parliamentary colleagues," Chris Grayling told reporters.
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And while we wish we could rely more on designers in 2018 to showcase a true spectrum of sizes and ethnicities on the runway, it's a step in the right direction to see one making a statement through her casting of a still typically underrepresented group on the runway of New York City.
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" Asked whether the ad agency world could have an impact on terrorism, Rayman told CNBC by phone: "Making a statement against intolerance and prejudice and improving your own working conditions is not quite the same as solving global terrorism … I wouldn't want to make too grandiose a claim about what we can do.
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A female journalist is making a statement about Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's sexual misconduct scandal in a very unique fashion.
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For anyone who has ever thought that the use of clothing as a political tool was frivolous or overstated, or groaned at yet another piece insisting that a woman in a white pantsuit was making a statement, there was no better riposte than the State of the Union address on Tuesday night.
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"An office that believes a crime occurred can see benefits in making a statement that criminal activity will not be tolerated by their office and that they value the lives of every member of the community, and that can justify pursuing cases," said David Jaros, an assistant professor of law at the University of Baltimore.
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"I understand that Nike has been really lately supporting women a lot, and it started with making a statement with me, and they said they want to make a change," Williams told reporters after she overcame a wobbly start to beat Russia's Vitalia Diatchenko 2-6 33-1 6-0 in the French Open first round.
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Given the current president-elect's throwback views on fossil fuel and the increasing urgency of climate change, it's clear that many of the people camped out at Standing Rock aren't just protesting the construction of one pipeline—they're making a statement about the way the United States has treated Native Americans, and their lands, for centuries.
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American Trench, for example, hired a writer to rework the "About Us" section on its website "to remove anything that could be construed as making a statement that appealed more to one party or the other, and also make very clear that 'Made in America' for us is inclusive to all Americans, not exclusive," Mr. Hurwitz said.
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"He (Davis) will be making a statement to parliament this week about the work that the government has been doing over the summer and obviously how we are going to take that forward in shaping the sort of relationship we want with the EU," May told the BBC in an interview recorded before she left Britain for the G20 summit in China.
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While the world anxiously waited to hear whether or not President Trump would pull out of the Paris Agreement, a jazz band outside the White House kept things chill AF. After much anticipation, Trump announced on Twitter that he would be making a statement about the country's future with the major climate agreement on Thursday in the White House Rose Garden.
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The viewers don't get a cause of death, so one is left to assume Swift is making a statement about all the bad press she's gotten in the last year or so with everything from her break up and spat with producer and DJ Calvin Harris, to her highly-publicized falling out with rapper Kanye West and his wife, Kim Kardashian.
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Policies determine when the officer has the discretion to turn the camera on or off, how regularly it must be charged, if the data on it is subject to public information, the officer's ability to review it prior to making a statement on an incident, chain of custody for the camera, and policy regarding data retention and manipulation just to name a few.
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Battin: I think we hear a lot about it, it's one of the themes that you've heard this week throughout the festival, because people, and I think brands, really understand that the next generation, the younger generation are looking for brands that are making a statement that stand for something more than just the products or services that they deliver.
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The senator from New York tends toward dark colors (black, navy, the occasional royal blue) and short-sleeve sheath dresses as seen when she announced her candidacy on "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert," when she appeared on "The Daily Show With Trevor Noah," when she was on "The View" — and, well, most any time she is making a statement.
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" In spite of those concerns, McQueer has a positive outlook: "I think we are doing a great job and if we continue this way we will be achieving some of our rights soon, and if we don't, at least we will be making a statement and letting everyone know that we are here, we are queer, and we will never disappear.
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Between the classic crazy stripe sweater, the incredibly diverse casting, the song lyrics, and the fact that the holidays signify a moment of families coming together and setting their differences aside for a couple of dinners and holiday parties, we'd say they hit the nail on the head on how to do that whole "making a statement without overstating the obvious" type of thing.
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Around 7 percent of the top 1,000 most-polluted cities in the world are in the U.S., which is the first piece of the puzzle: Creating cars that are particularly well-designed for your home market is just common sense — especially if you're an electric car company who inherently has a horse in the race when it comes to making a statement about pollution.
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Anyone is allowed to come to the parties; the only caveat is that you must support the Palestinian cause: "We are making a statement about a cause of humanity and justice", he continues, "There are many Israelis on our dance floor; the Israeli people who are next to us also believe in our statements, they also believe in our agenda, and they stand next to us for justice".
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" Trump has recently denounced anti-Semitism and racism, telling a White House press conference that he is the "least anti-Semitic person that you've ever seen in your entire life," in February, in response to a question about threats to Jewish centers in the U.S. The Valenstein and Fatt video voiceover continues: "So to honor our founders, we're making a statement against intolerance and prejudice, by doing what Lawrence and Arthur couldn't back in 1917.
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I&aposm supposed to tune into a football game and watch a bunch of people that make a lot of money making a statement, not the Eagles in this particular case but they made a political statement as it relates to the White House really announced they&aposre going to hide in the locker room while the flag is waving and we&aposre honoring men and women that fought, bled and died for their country fighting for under that flag.
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