It's still about practicing it and making space for it.
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I think it's making space for different kinds of voices.
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The trick is making space for some joy and whimsy.
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You're releasing old friendships and making space for new ones, Sagittarius.
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You're letting go of old baggage and making space for something new.
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We have to start making space for smaller, artisanally minded young creatives.
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The Midwest's mega-fair seems less concerned with the bottom line, making space for politics.
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I just have to be making space for the voices that actually make up our generation.
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Another concern for the hospital, according to Dr. Apkon, was making space for more coronavirus patients.
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What was important was making space for everyone to grieve, and actually process how they were feeling.
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Houston believes that making space for dialogue about attraction to trans women is a necessary first step.
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We are just making space for ourselves in a society that doesn't usually allow us to do.
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In some cases, making space for water can also mean creating urban parks and protecting critical habitat.
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It's time to let go — don't cry, this is only making space for something new and possibly better.
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It also presents an alternative method of making space for the survivors in our lives, and survivors themselves.
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I think this sport is making space for new approaches, new forms of art, new types of people.
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It represents making space for more people in our lives if we open up our minds and hearts.
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By making space for local artists and their projects, an art fair can resist the de-personalizing airport feel.
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This image is about childhood and making space for play and innocence in a landscape that is not gentle.
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In 1968, the country's Communist Party started flirting with liberation, making space for a free press and unfettered art.
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They also have to balance being party politicians with representing the whole nation, making space for dissent and opposition.
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World War II is meant to win back disappointed players, while making space for itself in a crowded FPS landscape.
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Front man Olivier Giroud has also proved a handful by weighing on defenses and making space for those around him.
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Can you fight for your own empowerment while also making space for others who are less privileged than you are?
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What she means is that right now, the best rebellion involves turning off the hate and making space for hope.
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So we wonder: Is our current cultural climate — specifically around this #MeToo moment — making space for more dynamic women characters?
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Academy isn't just making space for plus-size women in gyms and workout classes, they're making it clear that we belong.
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They are not luxuries, but critical to creating alternatives, making space for peaceful contestation, promoting inclusion and protecting youth from radicalization.
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In order to remedy identity biases, minorities demanded the reshaping of the public sphere, making space for their own particular identities.
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In some ways, even while multitasking, Ms. Dorrance was taking a step back, making space for voices other than her own.
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Digital cameras from the aughts are having a moment again, and there's a growing community online making space for them to shine.
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When I said we will be making changes at RevMsg, I was serious about making space for new leadership within the team.
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Nevertheless, the idea was a huge success and the following year saw a number of other badges making space for add-ons.
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It's about making space for each other to decide and communicate what we truly want, even if that's unfolding in real time.
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As part of the Indiana agreement, Cruz is making space for the governor in later voting contests in Oregon and New Mexico.
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I chose to practice my own form of patriotism by making space for the voices of people I do not agree with.
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" The movement openly supports transgender involvement: "We are committed to embracing and making space for trans brothers and sisters to participate and lead.
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That means making space for stories and voices that have traditionally been overlooked, but also revisiting old classics and mining them for new perspectives.
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For Mr. Terrail, it is a clearance sale, making space for a future that, in fact, may not look so very different from that past.
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Australia has been of interest to the director before, with Tarantino making space for characters from the continent in at least one of his films.
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In other cases, schools are adapting without attracting national attention: Miraloma Elementary School in San Francisco began making space for gender-neutral restrooms last year.
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As the first mass burials unfolded in Sri Lanka on Tuesday, with bulldozers making space for the hundreds of new graves, grief hardened into anger.
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" Manta expressed optimism in an Instagram post in October that ice dancing was "making space for new approaches, new forms of art, new types of people.
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You're the keeper of your own success, and that starts with owning your happiness and making space for your life to look like whatever you want.
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While each show has stood on its own, all have participated in the project of making space for the art of the Americas within the biennial circuit.
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When implemented properly, these policies enable women to participate in the labor market and public decision-making processes, while making space for men to share domestic responsibilities.
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It seems clear that we need a new approach to work, a different motivation for selecting and performing one's job, and making space for it in life.
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Shelley's On Zenn-La is playful and colorful, but never totally weightless, the feeling of shouldering your burdens and grinning anyway—making space for joy where you can.
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Just know that part of the connection you have with this person is one that's around learning, communicating with each other, and making space for different communication styles.
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On Bandana, their second full-length team up, Gibbs slashes through twisty jazz riffs and creeping soul cuts, making space for unfathomable amounts of syllables among dense arrangements.
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Rest assured, Valentine's story is about making space for everyone, even if it's a bit of a squeeze, and enjoying all the goodness the world has to offer.
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Synapses grow exuberantly to store the day's memories, and pruning them overnight appears to be a biological necessity, making space for new knowledge in the brain's hard drive.
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As we've done with pronouns or other gender- and sexual-identity symbols, we should continue making space for parents to redefine traditional language, or to use new language altogether.
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WATCH THIS: Marcus Samuelsson Makes Chicken Liver Mousse Doughnuts Sweet tooth connoisseurs are also making space for the trend with other treats like cakes, cupcakes, cookies and even macaroons.
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Along the way, it also becomes a rousing series about rebooting your life in adulthood, about coming back home, and about making space for queer identities in 2010s America.
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You're finding it very difficult—but necessary—to let go of some relationships at this time; try to remind yourself that the universe is making space for newer, better ones.
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He tells me part of that work includes making space for queer people of color and trans folks in places of power and recognizing their perspectives on pride are different.
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She embodies a mother's specific sorrow, while also making space for the character to comment on the ways in which white people expect black women to rescue them from themselves.
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Pruning synapses that grow exuberantly to store the day's memories appears to be a biological necessity, protecting important moments but making space for new knowledge in the brain's hard drive.
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"This movement is making space for possibility," Tarana Burke, who started the Me Too campaign more than a decade ago to help young survivors of sexual violence, tweeted on Monday.
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Sure, trying to fit a hair dryer into your already overstuffed luggage may sound like a pain, but trust us, you'll want to start making space for it after reading this.
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Edwards's victory indicates that the Democratic Party should be pursuing the opposite tack: Rather than alienating pro-life voters and candidates, it should be making space for them within the party.
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The new moon in Libra is a great time to cut out negative self-talk, or to hit the kill switch on any bad relationship dynamic, making space for what's next.
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Around half of people who died by suicide had moved to Montana from other states, making space for a theory that a shift from low to high elevations was a risk factor.
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But, "The Decision" proves the real problem was Fitz trying to copy-and-paste Liv into his life, instead of making space for her and asking what kind of future she wanted.
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On a more positive note, I wanted to take a moment to thank you for the positive messages you send about making space for everyone to explore their gender identity and sexuality.
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So there was poetic and real justice in the Women's March both continuing the work of the 1963 March, while exploding its model and making space for voices that had earlier been ignored.
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Watson has used public scrutiny to hold herself accountable to being the best feminist she can be while also making space for her own growth: Yeah, I feel I have to be quite vigilant.
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As it progresses, the entire wall is filled with shapes and colors, either moving around the performers and making space for them, or exploding with each motion to add emphasis to their subtle dance.
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He was one reason for her being there, and for her wanting to keep making space for other people engaged in the long, long comedy and tragedy of choosing their people one by one.
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The shelter worker replied that he would, and told him that by moving, he was making space for other children like him who were stuck at the border and needed a place to live.
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"We have to deliver, put aside those little politicians' quarrels, those sectarian divisions, which lead us nowhere... making space for debate, for rapid and constructive decisions," Le Maire said as he took over his job.
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We think that positioning the columns as a metaphor for making space for self-determination, for multiple world-views, is a positive thing, especially when considering the Indigenous American backgrounds of those who are migrating.
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Mr. Fletcher tore up the concrete out back and hauled in 48.613 tons of rocks — including pea gravel, flagstone and Sonoma moss rock — making space for hundreds of pollinating plants that attract bees and butterflies.
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But the result would be a party with a broader and stronger base of support, a party that could draw on its strength of relative ideological unity while also making space for some local heterodoxy.
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The effort included building a four-lane highway over centuries-old canals, making space for parked cars on its narrow cobblestone streets, and planning for a highway that was to cross the medieval city's cathedral square.
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From issues of racism to homelessness to xenophobia, we had a lot of work to do, and we perhaps needed to do some of that work while simultaneously making space for new immigrants in the country.
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Making eye contact, standing in a place implying the need to cross, waving, making space for a merge, short honks and long honks… it's a learned skill, and a culture or even city-specific one at that.
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Gunn loves his pack of weirdos, and for the sequel, he dives a bit deeper into the mess of emotional and psychological scars define them, carefully making space for each character to grow over the course of a very crowded film.
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Try making space for caregiving parents during crucial years and telling them it's fine to do fewer deals or take on fewer accounts because they can ramp up again when they are ready and still be considered for top slots.
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"In Hong Kong, there's very little choice of where we can put the dead," said Fung, who pointed to the abject poverty and housing shortage facing the city's working class as reasons why making space for the deceased is being overlooked.
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The larger DK-05 has USB 3.1 Type-C, USB 3.0 and HDMI ports and a 140 cm by 78 cm surface, making space for two monitors and plenty of peripherals (though you probably won't want to cover it up).
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All the Boys I've Loved Before deftly highlights high school experiences that range from the fear of driving for the first time to the intimacy of a first make-out by making space for diversity without defining anyone by it.
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While a list that celebrates powerful women in business is certainly a good thing, it's also an important reminder that there still remains much work to be done — especially when it comes to making space for women of color at the top.
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One purported way companies are making space for themselves in the market is by purchasing paper mills and retrofitting them to include processing abilities — giving these companies the ability to turn the recycled mixed paper into pulp, and therefore bypassing China's restrictions.
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Adams's placement of women at the center of this conversation, as both as leaders and villains, is a much needed first step in reclaiming our historic narratives and making space for a future where women's political and activist power can achieve its full potential.
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Mercury enters Virgo on August 29 and a new moon in Virgo lands on August 30, making space for you to reflect on and talk about your emotions, wipe the slate clean in issues concerning your home and family life, and connect with your past or ancestors.
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Deputy Secretary John Sullivan, who will serve as acting secretary until Pompeo is confirmed by the Senate and takes office, held a meeting to lay out a transition plan, officials said, and is making space for a transition office on the first floor of Foggy Bottom.
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Investors had been making space for the well-telegraphed deal ever since Teva announced its US$40.5bn acquisition of Allergan Generics earlier in the year, while declining rates across the developed world and a lack of recent supply in the US and European markets added impetus to the transaction.
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And a lot of that is because of RuPaul, who always wants to be a part of the conversation, and facilitate it, and promote it in the spirit of drag — which Ru sees as challenging norms and making space for people to be themselves, whatever that means to them.
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Blum said he got into television because he wanted to say yes to good ideas, and there were a lot of good ideas happening in TV. Making space for artists, talking to them about their ideas, other movies, shows, art, "that's maybe what I love the most," he said.
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Hope may appear in short supply these days, with a misogynist in the White House and strains of toxic populism seeking to unpick progress in many countries, yet the same turbulences making space for Donald Trump and tin-pot demagogues across the globe also signal scope for benign change.
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But at the same time tabloids and gossip websites were insisting that this time, Kim really had hit the glass ceiling of her own celebrity, the sheer force of her following was battering against it, making space for her in places no one had ever thought she'd end up.
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"The 2019 budget approved in early April strikes a good balance between advancing revenue-based fiscal consolidation, which is important to shore up market confidence given Sri Lanka's high debt and refinancing needs, while making space for macro critical capital and social spending and business friendly tax measures," she said.
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But it's clear in the way Towns talks about his art — he always qualifies explanations of his work by starting with "for me … " — that he is less interested in forcing confrontations with traumatic history than in making space for varied readings of its components and the potentially spiritual experience of its collective presence.
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Talking to McFeely and Markus, it's easy to imagine how this process might play out: Even over the phone, they come across as a kind of joint mind, bouncing ideas back and forth as they answer questions and finish each other's sentences while also making space for each other to speak at length.
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Malado Baldwin: What I got from curating the show, participating in the panel, and hearing the audience voice their reactions, was how much peoples' individual stories entered into their perspectives; testimonials that affirmed the necessity, as I understand it, of making space for female artists of all kinds to showcase their work.
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In July of 2500, doctors in Beijing blasted the patient with chemicals and radiation to wipe out his bone marrow, making space for millions of stem cells they then pumped into his body through an IV. These new stem cells, donated by a healthy fellow countryman, would replace the patient's unhealthy ones, hopefully resolving his cancer.
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Whether it's defending Kim Kardashian from the hordes shading her latest nude selfie, talking candidly about her breast reduction surgery that inspired her shift towards embracing her own physique, or just getting super dressed up for an otherwise low-key affair, Winter encourages women to accept themselves, flaws and all, while making space for other women to do the same.
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Though some people are happy that the government is paying attention to legitimate concerns regarding street sanitation and making space for foot traffic, many other Thais and expats worry about what will happen to the people who make their livelihoods from these stalls, the people who count on them to eat, and the role that food stalls play in the city's culture and appeal to tourists.
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I've struggled a lot throughout my career with feeling like perhaps I'm too soft or sensitive to be a real reporter, but they've helped me realize that making space for hurt and sensitivity on days like today is not only OK, it's extremely valuable; and at the end of the day, with each other's help, we'll still get the job done well and with compassion.
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As Princeton University researcher Nathaniel J. Klemp outlines in "Beyond God Talk," right-wing religious groups developed an effective way of making space for themselves in debates with the mainstream public: Instead of arguing for their agenda on a religious basis, which wouldn't be broadly acceptable or constitutional, they have learned to adopt secular language—and methods—thus transforming their faith-based beliefs into policy they can push.
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What the 5050x2020 organizers understand, in the same way that the Times Up organizers know, is that for the women in the lower echelons of the industry to achieve the conditions they desire at work — equal work for equal pay, the kind of opportunities their male peers enjoy, and a safe working environment — the women who are most visible in the industry have to make a stand in the highest echelons of the industry, ideally making space for women whose jobs are much less visible, and who work for a much more middle-class wage.
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