Liz oversees digital community at Motherly, leading content strategy and audience development, and serves as host of The Motherly Podcast.
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"I'm not interested in the motherly goddesses," Allahyari told me.
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Who once needed a motherly presence now needs a colleague.
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Annabelle was a "motherly" figure toward her nieces and nephews.
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She said she had done so out of motherly concern.
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My girls love her, and she's a great motherly figure.
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And maybe "motherly love" is more complicated than it seems.
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They want to hear a motherly voice, and some even flirt.
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"I see such a missed opportunity," says Motherly author Diana Spalding.
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But don't forget this time-honored motherly advice, either: safety first.
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"Eva is such a caring and motherly person already," the friend says.
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"Eva is such a caring and motherly person already," the friend said.
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I almost feel like I'm a motherly figure to him right now.
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To boil down one of her major decisions to "motherly duty" seems unrealistic.
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"The [Dolce & Gabbana woman] is independent, [sensual], motherly and strong," one person noted.
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"I think it's born in us," Spelling says of her daughter's motherly nature.
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"It's almost like the idea of what motherly is felt outdated," she said.
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She is portrayed tending to flowers, an activity symbolic of her motherly duties.
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It's high time for him to join me, to feel a motherly love.
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The final of the three motherly figures in A Wrinkle In Time is Mrs.
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For an exhibition with a militant motherly touch, don't miss The Let Down Reflex.
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Olenna giving Dany a little motherly "fuck 'em all, do what you want" advice.
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Winters, with all her motherly wisdom, sums up the virtue of her son's podcast.
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A motherly anger welled up in her chest: Who would attack a defenseless machine?
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"I guess it's the motherly instinct to take care of their young," he told CNN.
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It's Maleficent's motherly devotion to Aurora that breaks the sleeping curse and wakes her up.
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She has this great sense of humor and is actually a very motherly, caring person.
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So motherly love and care involves lots of deliberate slathering with a particular microbial culture.
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She wanted to take care of others and that motherly energy infused all of her relations.
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Her mother watches Clairina during school hours, but Lumilene finds balancing school and motherly responsibilities challenging.
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Betty Draper from Mad Men is a picture-perfect 1960's housewife minus the motherly love.
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I was paralyzed, both by the horrible news and by the unbearable weight of motherly love.
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She is riveting as Un/Sung, who becomes the motherly protector of this hurting teenage family.
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Watching Octavian's distress, Ms. Fleming's Marschallin melted and, summoning motherly comfort, stroked her disconsolate lover's head.
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I also learned how to fill the time between the few motherly tasks I was allowed.
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But that is my belief, and that is my motherly right, and that is where I stand.
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But those good, motherly qualities are also what help further her son's embrace of his murderous side.
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Gone are the days of curvy women resorting to swim skirts and motherly floral-print one-pieces.
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She was always very giving, generous and very motherly of letting us be and letting us do.
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" A motherly figure conspired there was a "buffet crackdown," at which another woman lamented, "That's not fair.
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Collette is virtuosic in the role, which requires her to be motherly, depressed, and unhinged by turns.
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It's a motherly employment agency, a gentle way of helping people orient themselves in a confusing world.
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That's when the video for Aishe turned from a moment of motherly relief into a possible clue.
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I was not overwhelmed with motherly love when she hugged me or when I heard her voice.
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"I still think Mama oozes more grace, while also exuding a motherly air!" one Weibo poster said.
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Ms. Huffman also deleted her parenting blog, "What the Flicka," where she had publicly shared motherly angst.
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I now have two families, two motherly pillars who hold me up, giving me endless love and support.
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On the phone, Welch, who had been speaking in a businesslike patter all morning, sounded cajoling, almost motherly.
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On both Channel Orange and Blonde a stern motherly voice imparts wisdom via voice recording as an interlude.
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Guests have spoken of the Queen's motherly touch at Balmoral and how she looks out for those visiting.
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Xyza resented when Georgia tried to give her motherly advice or show her what to do at work.
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I feel like one of the expectations is that you will be good, that you will be motherly.
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"She then imparts some valuable motherly advice: "You go on Flora and rise up, because nothing's holding you down.
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Then the Duchess of Kent steps in with such a kind motherly reminder of Princess Charlotte's death in childbirth.
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"Eva is such a caring and motherly person already," a friend close to the Desperate Housewives alum told PEOPLE.
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Ms. Willis was only about 15 years older than I was, but she invariably had motherly advice to offer.
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In some cities, a year of daycare can almost exceed the cost of a year's rent, according to Motherly.
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It's Mother's Day this weekend, and if these pictures don't just scream motherly love, we don't know what does.
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As she helps facilitate the video call between mother and child, she puts her own motherly instincts on hold.
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The moment is wrapped up in Lydia's good old Catholic guilt, military veteran Penelope's PTSD, and, above all, motherly love.
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Nicole Dennis-Benn parses the intersection of motherly obligation, sexuality, and immigration to create a rich and thought-provoking book.
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With jaws like a vise, beady, obsidian eyes, and torpedo-shaped bodies, these predators seem far more menacing than motherly.
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They are statuesque depictions of growth in motherly bodies, giving and holding life through science in geometrical atoms and molecules.
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When Primo's rifle goes off, unseen and unheard from miles away, her motherly instincts seem to deliver a telekinetic shock.
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She also quickly deleted her parenting blog, "What the Flicka," where she had publicly shared all sorts of motherly angst.
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Overthinking it would have probably made me worried and scared, and the second Ksenija was born my motherly intuition kicked in.
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Clad in demure, almost virginal, white, Victoria has her hand around the Prince of Wales, in a gesture of motherly affection.
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" While noting that Lilibet was motherly toward Margaret, the latter's behavior often made the future queen "uneasy and filled with foreboding.
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She's slender, with short and unkempt gray hair and a motherly attitude any offspring of liberal Jewish baby boomers will recognize.
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We're used to this stereotype or archetype of this motherly, giving thing, and I think this really shakes people's world view.
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Later on, I got a new manager: a sweet, motherly Midwestern woman in her early 50s, I figured at first glance.
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Barbara insinuated the only reason Jenelle's being so motherly with her 2-year-old daughter, Ensley, is because cameras were rolling.
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We look for a passion and a shared sense of purpose, a belief that what we are doing at Motherly matters.
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She's moral, she cares, but still she's unable to be what the people closest to her need: warm, compromising, wifely, motherly.
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And it ends with a sweet voicemail from her mother, her Hooyo, praying a standard, motherly prayer for her wandering daughter.
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Nevertheless she will attempt to "normalize" President Trump, which means that she will lend her almost motherly approval to everything he does.
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Westworld surprises us with pathos when it wants to — what if Maeve is just being irrational in the face of motherly love?
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Written just a few days before her passing, "Hold out your arms" entreats death to "Embrace me/ Give me your motherly caress".
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"[Khloe&aposs] motherly instincts kicked in and she has to do what makes her happy so we'll support that," Kim told Seacrest.
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Other than impenetrable maternal love, what I find makes motherly relationships truly special is unfiltered and petty animosity over misspelled text messages.
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Cutely, the sisters are named May, June and August: May (Anastacia McCleskey) unsteady, June (Eisa Davis) tart and August (LaChanze) earth-motherly.
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In fact, it's become clear that the Terminator will now be filling a motherly role just as much as a fatherly one.
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I help them a little bit, and I like to do motherly things and stuff like that, which I think is nice.
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Mutharika, who attended the hospital's launch, said "Madonna is a symbol of a motherly spirit" and that the hospital was Malawi's "national pride".
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The coven's occasional motherly behavior (treating some of the dancers to an occasional night out) underscores the insidiousness of the school's mysterious mission.
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I've been with her from the beginning, and I think there's a part of her that feels a little motherly, a little protective.
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This may call to mind the Robert De Niro movie "The Intern," and, yes, Carol brings a certain motherly wisdom to the operation.
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Linda, how could you be sure your professional assessments of Laura were objective, and not just coming from a place of motherly pride?
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The High Septon can wax poetic about the redemptive power of motherly love all he likes, but the experience has left Cersei utterly powerless.
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When Inga Ballard, as the motherly cook Queenie, belts out "Mis'ry's Comin' Aroun'," there is no doubt she knows what she is talking about.
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With the exception of the wise and motherly Professor Hughes (Alfre Woodard), all of the other major female characters played girlfriends and sexual sidekicks.
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What's intriguing is that the image Melania has shattered is that of the first lady she is supposed to be: regal, dignified, compassionate, motherly.
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But this is hard in a world that often believes that women who look like me are hypersexual, unfeminine and undesirable — anything but motherly.
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Like McCain, Ivanka Trump has perfected motherly concern on the world's stage, building her #WomenWhoWork brand with all the precision of a Pinterest algorithm.
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So, how do you take that loving relationship and this great motherly care and, all of a sudden, (change that) into some monstrous killing?
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"Mindy is really motherly to the people she loves and cares about," an insider previously told PEOPLE, adding that Kaling will be an excellent mom.
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While the baby was squirming around making squeaky noises after making its way into the world, we can see Shu Qin's motherly instincts kick in.
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Mills, 51, stands squarely athwart the chasm, as a self-described "former knucklehead" raised on conflicting doses of petty crime and a stern motherly hand.
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Since Motherly was founded five years ago, it has operated with an entirely remotely team and has grown to a team of over 50 people.
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Peter Cook, 58, described her as "Dawnie," a motherly figure who drank several bottles of wine a day, but typically stayed away from hard drugs.
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Obama is like a big sister, a mentor, a motherly figure to me — especially being that my parents are on the opposite side of the country.
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"Her motherly instincts kicked in and she has to do what makes her happy," she added of Khloé standing by Thompson, 27, throughout the cheating scandal.
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Jo gave us brainy women, sporty women, delusional women, motherly women, women who only talked about Nargles, women who were also ghosts — the list goes on.
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This is just one of the scenes in the Nigerian drama film "93 days" that portrays Adadevoh's caring and motherly nature, even during her dying moments.
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When he's not being the punchline of joke he doesn't get, Woods' motherly demeanor manages to squeeze in some much-needed heart among the dick jokes.
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The female politicians we are used to have no experience in political controversy, she is absent from leadership and she is caricatured as warm and "motherly".
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If there's one piece of motherly advice that Amanda has taken to heart, it's this: Laugh as much as possible and have dinner as a family.
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Jill Koziol and Liz Tenety are the cofounders of Motherly, a modern lifestyle brand redefining motherhood that has a monthly audience of over 30 million people.
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The nights without them were the hardest but during the week I did my motherly tasks, such as waking them up for school, over the telephone.
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In fact, if it wasn't for some quick thinking and motherly devotion from Betts' mom, Diana Collins, his baseball career might have ended before it ever began.
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The mood in their dining rooms could be tranquil, convalescent, earth-motherly, doctrinaire or ascetic, but rarely did it ripple with the energy of hookups in progress.
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Ong has accepted a motherly role as the Alliance's general manager, and after 10 years of experience in esports, she's seen many of her players grow up.
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"[Charron] has a couple of kids of her own and I guess that motherly instinct must've kicked in because it was like they communicated," Givens told WRKC.
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It's that dead motherly voice over in his head, chronicling a crime, with that slow zoom on Anthony Perkins as Norman Bates that feels the most wrong.
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There's also this conundrum culturally where my mother and my aunts—all the motherly figures in the family—consistently want you to eat when you're a kid.
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"I had an almost motherly reaction to situations where images weren't processed or stored well, like, 'Get those things in archival boxes and sleeves, please,'" she said.
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Jennifer Lopez's Ramona shows her how to cut the tampon string, and cheers her up with a little of that her already-iconic brand of motherly love.
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"The motherly protection of soldiers sometimes overcomes your basic value system," Mr. Ben Meir said, adding that the instinct to protect soldiers was not particular to Israel.
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Artist Ryan McGinness admits this, but that hasn't stopped him from trying to distill motherly love into one of his trademark icons for the series Mother and Child.
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Meanwhile, in the moments between the clashes of Monterey's motherly titans, we witness the strangling, violent relationship that Perry (Alexander Skarsgård) and Celeste (Nicole Kidman) call a marriage.
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Lori Loughlin is learning the hard way that there is, in fact, such a thing as too much motherly love — and it's when it involves allegedly committing fraud.
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A pajama-clad, motherly-looking Streep is not who I would have guessed would play the woman who birthed last season's terrifying villain, but I live in hope.
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"Being a mom prepares you for a situation like this because the motherly instinct kicks in and gives me an edge," Bookout, a mom of three, confidently says.
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In a third, a girl's delighted discovery of a leafy branch prompts motherly praise followed by a hasty query about poison oak as the child itches her face.
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These two figures, although in my eyes represent that of my motherly figures, in the eyes of the country (they) take on two very different roles and narratives.
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"I'm a real sweetheart, and I have a motherly quality about me, so if anything, I'm more like her now, the person that she's turning into," Manning said.
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They're so strong and have so much motherly love, and I feel like I would gain so much wisdom and understanding from a conversation with someone like Maya.
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If this is the case, she decided to let Ash start his Pokemon journey despite her motherly fears because she knows he is in good hands with his father.
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In the 2017 version, the motherly teapot will be played by Emma Thompson, who should be prepared for what being attached to such a beloved Disney property could mean.
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Yet, especially as mothers, we have no choice but to put that innate motherly love and strength on a course of steroids that makes us equal to the task.
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Yours may be your biological mother, or maybe she's your mother-in-law, your best friend's mom, or simply someone whose motherly instinct has helped you through hard times.
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"I am not sure if this was intentional, or if the film-makers did not realize that the character they created had [postpartum psychosis]," wrote Diana Spalding on Motherly.
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We are the cofounders of Motherly, a venture-backed, multimillion-dollar company with over 50 employees, and we've operated as a fully remote organization since conception five years ago.
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The classic C-suite palette telegraphed a pulled-together professionalism (she almost matched with Mr. Macron), the shoes suggested an unapologetic femininity and the hair added a motherly halo.
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In the study, scientists tracked the eye movements of 23 toddlers while they watched videos of motherly women as well as of children playing in a day care center.
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The priest, Rhonda Mawhood Lee, wrote "I Will Be Your Mother Figure" after one of her former congregants turned to her seeking not spiritual but friendly, even motherly, advice.
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" Ms. Goldberg said that Ms. Dennis filled an important role: "Karen was so nurturing and motherly to the younger employees — she had the time and patience, and I didn't.
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"I've enjoyed training while pregnant and haven't felt like it's more effort – it's just a motherly instinct to taper particular movements as you feel the body change and ability lessen."
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She's taken on a motherly role in this episode; in addition to guiding Too Sweet, she also tells her nephew Micah he needs to take it easy on his mom.
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Her character's popularity paved the way for the creation of "The Facts of Life" in which she offered motherly guidance to the young characters at an all-girl boarding school.
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Along the way, she reconnects with her 10-year-old sister Abby (Tatum Marilyn Hall), who's been living in foster care and yearning for a motherly connection of her own.
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Kim was expressing how the impending birth of her grandson was stirring up some of her motherly instincts — mainly, the feeling of protecting one's child and making sure everyone's safe.
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Mr. Ahmad marches us down a grand avenue lined with palatial villas to a wood-paneled cafe to meet some friends, elegant women who envelop him in motherly good will.
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She conveyed with uncommon vividness the various personas inhabited by Wagner's undying heroine: the sleepless wanderer, the motherly companion, the agonized seductress, the remorseful seeker who once laughed at Christ.
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Adora's motherly love has aggressive overtones; she flips out when Vickery tells her that Amma has been out after curfew and demands control over her adult daughter's comings and goings.
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Maggie sadly had her puppies taken away from her two weeks ago, but her motherly instincts kicked in when she heard the new puppies crying in the kennel at night.
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I'll be playing a sort of motherly figure who is trying to teach him to keep his head up through all the trials and tribulations he will go through in life.
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And despite the 15-year-old female gorilla's inexperience, her loving motherly instinct made itself known to all in the room that evening, according to a report from the zoo's newsroom.
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The love, the child, and all those motherly feelings that the mothers speak about in such an enticing way, as though a child is something to have, not something to do.
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Russell Crowe plays Marshall Eamons, a small-town Baptist pastor, and Nicole Kidman plays Nancy Eamons, a woman torn between her faith and her motherly instinct regarding her son's well-being.
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But, but, but: Like prior generations, Motherly found that millennial mothers feel frustrated by a lack of support: 74% said society does not do a good job understanding and supporting mothers.
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Contrasting that motherly image with the news of the moment, the Trump administration's immigration policy of separating children from parents, Ms. Bee called Ms. Trump a "feckless" version of that word.
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As a doting and loving mother of several children of her own, she also extends her motherly skills and knowledge to others in a patronizing manner, which is embarrassing and unnecessary.
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The anguished scene that will stay with me for a long while came late, a moment of motherly longing, when Silvia, now grimy, haggard and delirious, thinks about her little boy.
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For every motherly, feminine ministry of the church such as a Crisis Pregnancy Center or ex-gay support group, we need a battle-hardened, take-it-to-the-enemy masculine ministry.
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Ms Johansson plays the Major, a woman who was almost killed in a terrorist bombing, but whose brain was transplanted into an artificial, almost invulnerable body by a motherly scientist (Juliette Binoche).
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When Ben's dad starts dating the creator of the smart house, Ben reprograms the house's OS (a term we didn't have when the film was made) to take on a motherly role.
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In a recent German opinion poll for Ipsos Mori, 35% of female voters favoured the centre-right Christian Democrat party of that model of motherly reassurance, Angela Merkel; male support was 31%.
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If you have a couple thousand bucks to spare, the letters will go up for auction June 29 as part of the Bonhams' Entertainment Memorabilia sale — personalized motherly advice is not included.
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The Westworld hosts all have Shogun World doppelgängers, and Maeve finds hers in Akane, whose protective treatment of her geishas, particularly the vulnerable Sakura, has the effect of affirming Maeve's motherly instincts.
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The motherly dressing-down (combined with discussions with other powerful Black men like Tyler Perry and Diddy) brought Snoop back to earth, which led him to walk back his comments about King.
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It was a modest liberating détournement along the lines of the first "Maleficent," a rethink of Sleeping Beauty in which a kiss from a motherly queen, not a prince, wakes the princess.
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Black women are so often stereotyped as everything from motherly to angry to opportunistic that any images at risk of two-dimensionality certainly merit further scrutiny — even if everyone has their own interpretation.
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Rather than reacting to Octavian's boyish distress by providing motherly comfort, as many sopranos singing this role do, Ms. Nylund, in a daring touch of honesty, seemed swept up in her own emotions.
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In the piece, the trainer is described as taking a "motherly interest" in Delvey, and being impressed by Delvey's desire to open up a business rather than cruise on her apparent trust fund.
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To a pair of teenage sisters, Harris took a motherly or "auntie" tone when she discouraged them from sending intimate photos of themselves to potential partners while discussing her efforts against cyber exploitation.
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Lying on her back, she held the adorable two-year-old orangutan in the air as if they were performing acro yoga, then cuddled and kissed his head in a display of motherly affection.
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They call the country the motherland, and sometimes you will hear the leaders — even Kim Il Sung, the country's founder and Kim Jong Un's grandfather — referred to as the "Great Motherly Leader" in Korean.
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BLANTYRE, July 11 (Reuters) - Madonna was hailed as a "symbol of a motherly spirit" by Malawi President Peter Mutharika after the American singer opened a children's hospital named after her adopted daughter Mercy James.
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Everyone saw Wanda Durant getting all motherly with Kevin during the post-game festivities at Oracle Monday night, including KH, who took to his Instagram to congratulate KD and get a couple jabs in.
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Weighed down with extreme guilt and anxiety, she initially attempted to beckon his spirit by addressing an emotional letter to him, asking him to return to her so she could repent her motherly shortcomings.
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The hero, Dick Johnson — actually a bandit fleeing the law — shows up intent on thievery but falls in love with Minnie, who runs the town saloon and tends to the miners with motherly affection.
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The 55-year-old Espector is a self-described heart and soul Boca fan, but above all, she feels admiration and motherly love for the Argentina captain and five-time world player of the year.
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It structures itself as a sequence of gated combat encounters, but threads a needle through each to produce an absolutely bananas but nonetheless strangely captivating story about gods and demons, unforeseen monsters and motherly love.
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In one of last season's best episodes, Elizabeth rationalizes her life to a motherly older woman (a fantastic Lois Smith) whom she's about to kill: she's committing bad acts for a greater cause, she says.
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As a soon-to-be-parent [and especially as a first-time-mom] I do feel it my responsibility to have questions, and to listen to my motherly instinct to question things, and do my research.
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"She was very protective of me, very motherly," says Flores, who revisits that past — and the questions about what happened to Louise, 49, and David, 56 — in a new memoir, Sisters of Secrets, due out Tuesday.
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Sweeping down Rideau Street, I dive past the Parliament buildings, the National War Memorial where the lights from the base of the statue shine up into the face of a motherly angel holding a fallen soldier.
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"I'm loving that whole phase, and I've raised a million dogs, so I feel like I've got that part of my womanly/motherly thing is full, so this is a whole new journey," she told the outlet.
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So, alright, Kaling doesn't need to adopt me necessarily, but I would be extremely happy if she recorded one of these motherly monologues, say, for the benefit of other mothers less talented with the gift of gab.
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The pre-teen squad—Millie Bobby Brown, Caleb McLaughlin, and Gaten Matarazzo—cruised down the aisles of the ceremony on their signature cruiser bikes, distributing the sandwiches, along with juice boxes and motherly handwritten notes, to attendees.
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Were it not for the motherly cradle of her voice and the ecstatic bombast of the synthetic horns and strings, it would all probably be too much to take in—and to many listeners, it probably was.
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In dimly lighted, somewhat unquiet scenes, Garbus lets you see the texture and depth of that motherly love, which feels like the last hope of a woman whose life is otherwise all scuffed surfaces and frayed edges.
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As a child these hands wiped my tears and pulled me close enough to her to smell her motherly scent — a mixture of Nivea lotion and achiote, evidence that she had spent her morning in the kitchen.
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Ms. Hanks, a former magazine stylist with a brisk, motherly air, a fall of long brown hair and a penchant for Dries Van Noten, arrived in Charlotte in 0003 with her husband and children and sensed opportunity.
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As Kim chronicles in her book, trust gradually developed between them, and eventually the divers took on a motherly character, always making sure she wasn't cold, hungry, or uncomfortable as she photographed them out in the sea.
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There's an absolutely brilliant, terrifying moment early on in "Dirt" where she does that literally, clutching her daughter Amma's arms in what's meant to be a motherly gesture of protectiveness but instead is vice-like and sinister.
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But something in me — I don't know what it is, maybe motherly instinct — is telling me I'm going to be a kickass mom, and I'm going to show my little girl that a woman can be a superwoman.
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Ms. Ros-Lehtinen, of course, should be applauded for her motherly love and instinct to support her son after reading a note he left saying he was transgender, publicly distancing herself from her party's position on transgender rights.
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The first film will be "Mädchen in Uniform" (Friday and Tuesday), a 2505 German feature with an all-women cast, set at a boarding school whose students — especially a newcomer — are infatuated with the kindest, most motherly teacher.
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She takes a blank-faced rube of a colleague, played by Sissy Spacek, under her wing, and an enigmatic artist (Janice Rule) becomes the third note in the chord, offering a vision of womanhood as generative, even motherly.
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There is a definite dark side to the tiara-topped woman of "Robber Baroness," who both wears and steals pearls, and the not-so-motherly prison guard of "Jailhouse Queen/The Provider," who regurgitates food to unclear purpose.
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On today's episode of Daily VICE, we meet Nina Keneally, the founder of Need a Mom, who, for $40 an hour, will perform various motherly duties, like listening to your sob story or teaching you a new dinner recipe.
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"I'm loving that whole phase, and I've raised a million dogs, so I feel like I've got that part of my womanly/motherly thing is full, so this is a whole new journey," she added in the Extra interview.
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In an interview for the Motherly podcast's Thursday episode, the Grey's Anatomy star opened up about how she has approached explaining her 2-year-old younger child Paloma "Pippa" Michaela's Down syndrome diagnosis to her big sister Eliza, 6½.
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Instead of my sweet, heroic co-pilot, my eyes locked with a very put-together, motherly looking woman who was giving me that vague half-smile and somewhat robotic wide-eyed gaze (I think Tyra Banks calls it "smizing").
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If he is lucky, he will meet fellow wounded men and they can bask together; or, with more luck, a motherly hostess of the bar (chumo, or quite literally, the mother of liquor) would sympathize and refuse his money.
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In other words, not all Cancers are interested in playing a motherly role, but most of them are concerned with the idea of care — who's giving it, who's receiving it, and how much of it they can show to themselves.
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But the first work that she made that received focused public attention, in 1972, when she was 46, "The Liberation of Aunt Jemima," is a caricature of that motherly figure — one that Saar armed with a rifle and a grenade.
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His relationship to the women is also troll-like; from the brief hints we get of his psyche, he can't seem to decide whether he views them as dehumanized sexual objects or matronly figures who've failed in their motherly duties toward him.
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There's much more in this vein, as when Joan (the sharp, funny Mara Davi), a wiseacre chorine who takes a motherly attitude toward the new kid, bucks Ruby up when she threatens to get on the next bus, finding Broadway too hardhearted.
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For many of the girls who work at the bar, Lisa is an almost motherly figure: She listens to their problems, offers advice, gently keeps them in line, and ferociously throws men out of the restaurant who disrespect the women who work there.
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In a newly-published personal essay for The New York Times, the actress looked back on her 4-year-old son Max's journey to being diagnosed with Celiac Disease and revealed how the experience led her to better trust her motherly instincts.
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When I was doing a mandatory military service in the 1980s, some of my barrack mates and I, all college students, received letters from our mothers for the first time, written in uneasy handwriting, full of spelling errors but replete with motherly care.
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With yesterday marking 20 years since her tragic death, everyone is remembering her life and legacy — from her groundbreaking humanitarian work and motherly love all the way down to that itty bitty streak of blue eyeliner she always used to wear on her lower lashline.
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Clinton as a motherly figure, hugging young people, crouching down with little children; as a protector, standing alongside military officers; and as a hard worker, toting piles of law books, speaking out, or descending from a government plane alone in the middle of the night.
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During this period, there were more conservative references to how Christianity got the enslaved through hard times, as well as traditional family rhetoric that said the wives of slave owners (which assumed women weren't slaveowners themselves) took care of the enslaved in motherly ways.
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It was called "Hold Out Your Arms" and began: "Death, hold out your arms for me Embrace / me Give me your motherly caress" It ended this way: As you push back my hair— Which could do with a combBut never mind — You murmur'We're nearly there.'
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In one respect, Ms. Carroll said, she was a victim of her best-known show's success: After she became widely associated with the motherly Julia Baker, her nightclub bookings as a glamorous chanteuse in slit-up-to-there evening gowns dried up for some years.
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Mowgli, the defenseless infant, is adopted by a motherly wolf (voiced by Lupita Nyong'o), overseen by Bagheera (Ben Kingsley), despised and hounded by Shere Khan (Idris Elba), all but seduced into the jaws of Kaa (Scarlett Johansson), and bullied by King Louie (Christopher Walken).
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I'm very open and I want to help people Southworth, who describes herself as a kind of "motherly figure" to her friends and social media followers, says she regularly talks on the phone and exchanges messages with her Tumblr followers and those who use her app.
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Written by the composer Terence Blanchard and the librettist Kasi Lemmons, from a memoir by Charles M. Blow (an Opinion columnist for The New York Times), this opera tells of a childhood shaped by cycles of violence, tough motherly love and the lasting wounds of sexual abuse.
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I thought I was done with my surgeries, but there was just one more little afterthought of a thing: the insertion of what one of my doctors had called "a glorified I.V." A motherly Asian woman put me under an ultrasound machine to find a fat juicy artery.
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We agree that there needs to be a dedicated time and place for creativity — or what we at Motherly call "flaring" — which is why we have team-wide Friday Flares via video conference each week where we dedicate time to exploring how to improve or change something in our business.
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And though motherly female love should never double for lesbianism—both can and should exist concurrently—there was still something gloriously subversive about Angelina Jolie playing the witch-queen of 2014's Maleficent, reframing Sleeping Beauty around the maternal bond the villain feels for Aurora, the girl she curses in a misguided attempt at protection.
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Some 100 of the art objects stolen by Breitwieser between 1995-2001 were destroyed by his mother, in an effort to minimize the evidence against him; the woman is thought to have thrown away dozens of paintings and drawings, dumped more than a hundred works into a canal, in an outrageous act of motherly love.
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" After being woken up, "she did the motherly thing and put him on her shoulder because they were waking her up to go to another room and they told her, 'No, put him down, he's too heavy, put him down' and they walked her to another room, closed the bars and that's when they told her 'We're separating you from your son.
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