She went home that night and started writing mean put-downs.
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There are also the usual put-downs, failures, and topical humor.
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Trump's response, a barrage of put-downs, also generated social media attention.
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He peppered his speeches with coarse phrases and put-downs of hecklers.
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He employed put-downs of Latino immigrants and inner-city, typically black, residents.
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Paglia's two most famous put-downs capture the contradictory nature of anti-Sontagism.
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He wrote a series of put-downs in his annual wine buyer's guide.
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She says the problem comes in two forms: come-ons and put-downs.
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Clinton's comments to Stern about Sanders are remarkable put-downs -- with multiple layers.
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Young people are enthralled by his caustic put-downs of rivals on social media.
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He does get saddled with romantic silliness and lots of "half-breed" put-downs.
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That was not his Australia, and lofty class-based put-downs were not his values.
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You see it in a lot of the put-downs of women, and domestic violence.
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These are often very funny, studded with sharp put-downs and Eddie's woolly non sequiturs.
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Where are his put-downs for hedge fund managers who profit from sending jobs overseas?
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Perhaps that's why Daniels has attracted a following among women who admire her skillful put-downs.
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With her vanity, demands and put-downs, Princess Margaret was widely considered the house guest from hell.
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Both reading and shade involve playful put-downs, but shade is usually more artful and less overt.
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But underneath the neurosis and the shrugging, stammering self-directed put-downs was a powerful sense of entitlement.
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Ms. Taichman's production highlights all of those reasons, which include the pleasure of put-downs but also of community.
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Only hilarious quarrels and devastating put-downs that reflect O'Cadhain's finely attuned ear for the nimble language of his people.
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" He was also an "effective orator and actor" who peppered his speeches with "coarse phrases and put-downs of hecklers.
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She said name calling and other put downs escalated near the end of her time as a Twin Flames student.
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But these days, it seems, one of the biggest put-downs of all is to call someone a do-gooder.
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Encased in preppy separates and armed with withering put-downs, Danielle is every bit as deadly as any campus killer.
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Sometimes her put-downs are surrealistically lewd—like Jolly Green Jizzface, the name she devised for the towering, incompetent Jonah Ryan.
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Suddenly we're in an arch, slick, hyped-up TV legal show, with lawyers marching in formation and exchanging withering put-downs.
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Memories of having to endure put-downs at the office, catcalls in the parking lot, barked orders at a dinner party.
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He has turned his attention to the race, punctuating his political rallies with frequent put-downs of his possible Democratic rivals.
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Trump excelled at that during the Republican primaries, in part with put-downs of his rivals and his sense of humor.
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Others preferred the "ballroom scene", in which they wore extravagant dresses and competed to throw the wittiest put-downs at each other.
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President Donald Trump is the master blender of performance and politics, replacing policy pronouncements with a routine of gags and put-downs.
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In fact, as The New York Times reported, Trump was initially delighted with Scaramucci's put-downs of Reince Priebus and Steve Bannon.
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Not that the script stints on the rapid-fire exchange of put-downs that has long been a staple of gay comedy.
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Ignorant put-downs of institutions that have helped maintain world peace for decades, no matter how entertaining to his base, are shortsighted.
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His campaign combines pocketbook promises with put-downs of Mr Trudeau (he's a "high-carbon hypocrite" because he campaigns using two aeroplanes).
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No ugly put-downs, just the facts of what occurred during her interviews with Javad Zarif, Iran's foreign minister, and Mike Pompeo.
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Trump was a prolific user of Twitter during the campaign, sometimes using it to deliver pithy put-downs of his critics and rivals.
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There is much more to know about Princess Margaret than her doomed love affair, her taste for liquor and her epic put-downs.
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The divisions start with unwanted propositions, leering, sexualised put-downs and the like, particularly by a man who is in a powerful position.
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After a debate marked by put-downs and schoolyard taunting, the GOP candidates acted their age — and focused on issues instead of insults.
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Bellow had so many targets to attack, whether insulting them face to face or in blistering letters or put-downs circulated through intermediaries.
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For his part, Mr. Henderson declined in a recent interview to indulge in the put-downs that come so easily to his antagonist.
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Spirited boasts and put-downs take place while the teacher, Mr. Wright (Adesola Osakalumi), schools his charges in the beauty of the haiku.
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But even mini-tantrums and put-downs can be counterproductive, undermining the efforts of a normally civil person and an otherwise effective boss.
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You needed to walk the mean paths of Mêlée, stopping swashbuckling sorts and challenging them to a trade-off of pun-tickled put-downs.
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While The Guardian's Sarah Hughes approves of the put-downs, she still ponders what the future might hold for the once-powerful Lord Baelish.
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He barreled through a spate of primary debates as an improvisational performer, long on chutzpah and borscht belt put-downs but short on facts.
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His boardroom-bully act — the scolding, the put-downs, the interruptions — wouldn't have been as palatable if he hadn't been so obviously enjoying it.
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America's political elite — particularly members, like Senator Jeff Flake, who are still in office — owe us much more than veiled put-downs at a funeral.
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Mr. Mayweather played nasty, too, veering into homophobic put-downs, but he didn't mock his opponent's race — or, amazingly, for the most part, his clothes.
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He could parry questions from the Italian press in one press conference, and deliver sly put-downs of his rivals in English during the next.
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Though occasionally witty in its put-downs, it was black-and-white and self-righteous — acceptable within the tradition of political writing, but not artful.
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It's possible she found the put-downs, which she's recalled 11 years after the fact in all their glory, as morbidly engrossing as I did.
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She's not just studious; she's a well of irony and snappy put-downs, which help her wrestle her way through a forest of obnoxious men.
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GENEVA — Women in Parliaments around the world routinely experience threats, intimidation and sexist put-downs, according to a study of female lawmakers made public on Wednesday.
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At a meet-and-greet in Patchogue the other night, he avoided any mention of Mr. Gershon, instead exciting the gathering with put-downs of Gov.
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Few things, of course, are duller than self-indulgent put-downs; but informed and spirited dismissals are another matter, and they remain in too-short supply.
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Clinton's remarks were intended in part to show she would not be cowed and that she could go toe-to-toe with him in scornful put-downs.
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Such arguments played into the hands of the "yes" campaigners, who consider those put-downs to be part of the anti-democratic, centrist decision-making in Rome.
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Clinton's remarks were intended in part to show she would not be cowed, and that she could go toe-to-toe with him in scornful put-downs.
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Bunny, a sometime novelist with a penchant for put-downs, a glutinous approach to cats, and a hypersensitivity to the color brown, has settled into severe depression.
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It's all sportscasting, replete with countdown clocks and sleazy previews and promotions, offering the promise of zingers, punches landed, gaffes, put-downs, rehearsed scripts, weaponized sound bites.
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It is little wonder that Davis, who died in 1990, would spend a lifetime enduring racial jokes and put-downs, despite his many gifts as an entertainer.
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Related: Female Photographers Tackle Gender Roles and Relationships Gendered Put-Downs Come to Life in this Photo Series Thanks for the Mammaries' Battles Cancer with Contemporary Art
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After a week of trading insults and put-downs, Mr Trump and Marco Rubio, a senator from Florida, had expressed the desire to have a proper policy debate.
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Both believe that they have little to learn from others, and that put-downs are a useful response to disagreement, although Obama is far less crude at this.
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I'm sorry that I realized too late that all the great put-downs that helped me put away the 16 dwarfs don't translate well to the general election.
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She showers him with clever put-downs for a few minutes, culminating in the contemptuous suggestion that he'll soon be inviting her to have sex in the gazebo.
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His rise to the summit of MMA matched his soaring popularity, as fans around the world were beguiled by his magnetic charm, searing put-downs, and infectious laugh.
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But that would require admitting that her supposed self-scrutiny — like James's infantile provocations and Max's clothing-optional put-downs — is the pose that it appears to be.
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His father, Peter, sharpened his mental strength in table tennis by using put-downs as a form of gamesmanship to see if his son could hold his poise.
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Despite Mr. Trump's searing put-downs on Twitter, many conservatives maintain that for lesser public figures like Mr. Inman, certain rules of decorum and political correctness still apply.
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It is also full of creeps who will try to "manage" your career, offering you big things and delivering nothing but put-downs, deflated promises and infinite eye-rolls.
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Related: An Augmented Reality Superheroine Is Fighting the Social Stigma of Rape in India Gendered Put-Downs Come to Life in this Photo Series Historic Holograms Amplify Holocaust Survivors' Testimonies
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She keeps on lying to Maureen, keeps on trysting with Dana, keeps on fishing for affection from Neale, keeps on resenting others and cheering herself up with mental put-downs.
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Opinionated, more than occasionally snarky, he wrote with an open appreciation of athletes and coaches, bars, pretty women and chicken fried steak, replete with clever put-downs and outlandish metaphors.
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Instead of choreographed put downs and viral spats between rivals, the evening evolved into a passionate policy seminar on proposals and plans that if implemented could fundamentally realign life in America.
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It is a spectator sport: For 30 minutes, the leaders skewer each other with clever put-downs and hostile questions, each backed by hundreds of lawmakers mooing and jeering in support.
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Scenes from his fraught marriage to Joan (Naomi Watts), a high-functioning alcoholic with a low taste for aggrieved put-downs, interrupt his arboreal adventures and weepy monologues about love and loss.
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Politicians, journalists, movie stars, ballplayers and the college crowd will focus on the actual debate only long enough to allow them to send out zingers and put-downs about Trump and Clinton.
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For Smith, watching the movie generated one example after another of situations she's found herself in over the years, from inappropriately flirtatious clients to put-downs from the boss about her "confident" behavior.
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Accusing the news media of bias has been a political tactic for decades, and a sure crowd-pleaser, with plenty of Mr. Trump's fellow candidates quick with similar put-downs during the primaries.
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Months before President Donald Trump was officially named the GOP nominee in 2016, a 22-year-old project manager who had grown tired of the political put-downs was walking his girlfriend's dog.
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And so we see the clear design that Trump will use to rule: He will give us showmanship and cheap drama, put-downs and promises — the stagecraft of the world's most powerful narcissist.
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At the end of a practice, the team gathers to issue put-ups — "the opposite of put-downs," Kosmalski said — where players point out something a teammate or coach did well that day.
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Since then, Trump waded feet first into Britain&aposs approach to countering terrorism after a string of attacks, upsetting both May and the mayor or London with tweets that came off as put-downs.
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"While the come ons are the type of behaviors we see in articles about Harvey Weinstein and in sexual harassment trainings, the majority of sexual harassment are in fact the put downs," Clancy said.
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Are Trump's unforgivable verbal put-downs of Mexicans, Muslims, and parents of fallen soldiers—disgusting as they are—worse than Hillary's actions in funding the Iranian terror regime and facilitating the Iran nuclear agreement?
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While in that moment Kavanaugh was really only a Junior Varsity Trump, it was a window into how Klobuchar would react to the flurry of bravado and put-downs the Democratic challenger will inevitably face.
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Tony no longer sees a need to pretend to be friendly to anyone or feign interest in anything, and while his insults and put-downs are amusing, his regular threats of suicide are less so.
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Using a broad definition of sexual harassment that includes gender harassment, which Johnson describes as "put-downs as opposed to come-ons," the report finds that prevention of harassment cannot rely solely on the justice system.
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The put-downs and arguments serve only as so much verbal scaffolding for the film's real purpose, which is to shoot, impale, blow up and otherwise gruesomely dispatch as many of its loathsome characters as possible.
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Trump's sliming of Curiel is part of a well-orchestrated series of put-downs that began with his infamous taco bowl tweet on Cinco de Mayo and continued with his shaming of New Mexico Governor Susana Martinez.
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Megyn Kelly was able to ask that famous question at the first 2016 Republican primary debate — the one with a litany of his gross physical put-downs of women — because they had all been chronicled, recorded, transcribed.
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A European Union trade lawyer fired withering put-downs at U.S. claims for damages due to subsidies for European planemaker Airbus in a recording of a dispute hearing made available by the World Trade Organization (WTO) on Tuesday.
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The track, inspired by SZA's love of Barrymore's underdog roles in 90s teen flicks, is an ode to coming in second, to being the perpetual other, and ultimately, realizing that those barriers and put downs are self-constructed.
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"As opposed to the come-ons, you can kind of think of them as the put-downs," said Dr. Johnson, who is also a cardiologist and former chief of the women's health division at Brigham and Women's Hospital.
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And I think one of the things that you see, at least through her eyes, is that the definition of politically correct just means kind of not rampant sexual harassment and pay disparities and gender-race put downs.
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And I think one of the things that you see, at least through her eyes, is that the definition of politically correct just means kind of not rampant sexual harassment and pay disparities and gender-race put downs.
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There's readerly consolation, however, in the book's many small and wonderful discoveries, whether choice parliamentary put-downs or descriptions of the lanterns that adorned the English seminary in Rome and spelled out a call for the emancipation of Catholics.
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"I think what you're seeing now is really the party is gonna coalesce around Donald Trump despite all of the criticism he's received from some Republicans about his divisive language, his put-downs of women and minorities," Weaver said.
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I can already see the pithy put-downs, the references to my white privilege, the seemingly endless analyses of everything that's wrong with what I've said from a moral/political/historical/cultural perspective, the sanctimoniousness, the snarkiness, the outrage.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - A European Union trade lawyer fired withering put-downs at U.S. claims for damages due to subsidies for European planemaker Airbus in a recording of a dispute hearing made available by the World Trade Organization (WTO) on Tuesday.
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Johnson said that, like previous "Star Wars" films, he wanted to bring levity to "The Last Jedi," from Poe Dameron (Oscar Isaac) mocking the uptight General Hux to Leia's scathing put-downs and Chewbacca's annoyance with fuzzy new creatures, the Porgs.
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From her unrivalled sass to her sweary put-downs, here are some of her standout moments from Season 3... If you want Erica to crawl into a tiny air vent for you, you had better believe there will be terms.
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" Calling others dogs is one of Trump's go-to insults, and according to the Washington Post, it's because he "has an aversion to dogs and other pets," and thus "considers canine comparisons to be among his most devastating put-downs.
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A deft rapper from Birmingham, England, real name Melesha O'Garro, Lady Leshurr keeps a conversational, demure tone as she administers put-downs and Internet meme jokes to the camera; crisp and haughty, she cracks on your hygiene, your friends, your whole world.
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By the way, in between his Nick put-downs, Shatner was ending out sweet messages supporting other contestants on DWTS and urging people to vote for them, including champion gymnasts Simone Biles and Sasha Farber, as well as Spanish-American actress-comedian Charo.
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It's the narrative backbone of Alexander Sokurov's 2002 film "Russian Ark," in which the Marquis de Custine, author of a snarky 19th-century travelogue, guides the viewer with a mix of haughty put-downs and disbelieving admiration for Russian art and music.
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Barris quotes W. E. B. Du Bois when talking about the "double-consciousness" that a black person develops in a white world, but he also describes acquiring chops specific to comedy writers: he learned how to use jokes to build bridges and defang put-downs.
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Her opinions were admittedly bold and often flouted the consensus of her peers, but it was the writing itself — irreverent, erudite, uncompromising — that kept her fans coming back for more, even if they felt vaguely insulted by her cruelest put-downs of sappy sentiment and middlebrow complacency.
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With his ability to speak to the anxieties of voters, and his shrewd use of celebrity and memorable put-downs, Mr. Trump systematically undercut veteran politicians in a field of candidates that many in the party had hailed as the strongest in at least three decades.
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JERUSALEM — After a presidential campaign dominated by reality-show-style insults and put-downs, the winner of next month's American election will wake up the following morning to find a far more daunting reality waiting: a Middle East awash in conflict and disarray, desperate for American leadership.
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In fact, he finds himself thinking about it a whole lot: how extreme the put-downs of political adversaries have become; how automatically combatants adopt postures of unalloyed outrage; what this means when they come upon a crossroads — and a candidate — of much greater, graver danger.
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It's draining to live on the edge all the time, to be plunged into the culture wars — and now the straw and light-bulb wars — with the tweets and the tantrums and the put-downs, to feel that we're being borne back ceaselessly into the past.
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In "Big Little Lies," the witnesses being questioned aren't the suspects but a Greek chorus of Otter Bay parents, whose put-downs reminded me of the narrator of the opening of Jonathan Franzen's "Freedom," a voyeur who sees the book's main character in coldly satirical terms.
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Fast food workers tend to be casually dismissed with all kinds of unflattering adjectives, especially when they start vocally fighting for fair wages, but those put-downs largely come from people who haven't waited tables at an understaffed chain restaurant, or worked as a line cook in a hot, crowded kitchen.
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When it comes to Clinton, Trump's rapid-fire put downs are likely to sound a lot like the schoolyard put down, "I know you are but what am I." Pressed on his biggest weaknesses by Clinton, Trump has frequently replied in boomerang fashion, flinging Clinton's words right back at her.
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" Columbia University professor Derald Wing Sue tells CNBC Make It that microaggressions "are the every day slights, indignities, put downs and insults that minorities experience in their day to day interactions with well-intentioned individuals who are unaware that they have engaged in an offensive act or made an offensive statement.
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BERLIN — The personal relationship between Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany and President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia is often boiled down to certain anecdotes: her put-downs about his role in the K.G.B., his attempts to rattle her by bringing his large black Labrador to a meeting, knowing her fear of dogs.
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The president, though, has told advisers he believes he can portray Mr. Biden, a longtime Washington veteran, as representative of an ossified political class the same way he did Hillary Clinton, wounding him with enough attacks and put-downs that Mr. Biden will either stagger into the general election or collapse in the primary.
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By the way, that's a very high prevalence: The most conservative estimate would be 25 percent of women experience what they call sexual harassment, and about 60 percent of women face harassment on just a gender basis — sexual harassment or harassment on a gender basis, what we call the put-downs rather than the come-ons.
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To drill that point home and get to teens and college students where they are -- on social media -- One Love worked with an outside agency to create "couplets," eight digital shorts featuring animated emojis, which in a very clear-cut way indicate how intensity, obsession, isolation, disrespect, blame, control, anger and put-downs are most definitely not love.
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Xavier is an artificial construct designed to balance the naysayers in Evie's life — her mother, who praises Evie's current boyfriend because "he loves you just the way you are"; and her female boss, who slams her with an entire catalog of women-in-the-workplace put-downs (too timid, no confidence, no one listens to you).
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"Best of Enemies"This 2015 documentary takes us back to the 1968 presidential election, when the ardent liberal author Gore Vidal and the fiercely conservative "National Review" founder William F. Buckley were brought in to discuss the Democratic and Republican conventions on network TV. The two men traded personal put-downs and waged ideological war on each other's politics for ten nights.
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Playlist: "Spanish House" / "Rain of Crystal Spires" / "Primitive Painters" / "She Lives By the Castle" / "Roman Litter" / "Don't Die on My Doorstep" / "Whirlpool Visions of Shame" / "Stained Glass Windows In the Sky" / "Fortune" Apple Music | Spotify The joy of being a perennial underdog is that virtually anyone around you becomes a plausible target for an unending choir kiss-offs, put-downs, and fuck-yous.
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" And he confessed near the end that "today, looking at The Graduate, I see Benjamin not as an admirable rebel, but as a self-centered creep whose put-downs of adults are tiresome ... To know that the movie once spoke strongly to a generation is to understand how deep the generation gap ran during that extraordinary time in the late 1960s.
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The allegations about Mario Batali and other restaurateurs have inspired women who've worked in restaurants to tell their tales on social media: the come-ons, the put-downs, the intrusive questions, the out-of-the-blue grabs and pinches and pokes and thrusts, the way their careers stalled if they complained, the way the men they complained about just rose higher and higher.
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Instead of tedious policy pronouncements and fine phrasemaking, his audience is treated to an impromptu circus of gags, pouts, gibes, mimicry and put-downs: "Pocahontas" for Elizabeth Warren, a Democratic senator and candidate for presidential nomination (because of allegations that she exaggerated her native-American heritage); "One Per Cent" for another Democratic contender, Joe Biden (a wildly inaccurate summary of his poll ratings), and so on.
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But his tweets on Friday and during the weekend focused on his own brand of animus, including renewed put-downs of former GOP presidential nominee and Arizona senator John McCainJohn Sidney McCainMcCain's family, McCain Institute to promote #ActsOfCivility in marking first anniversary of senator's death Arizona poll shows Kelly overtaking McSally 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 MORE, who died in 2018.
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