Specifically, VandeHei spoke highly of Snapchat's media platform, called Discover.
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He also spoke highly of Petraeus, as a possible third option.
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Some interviewed spoke highly of the agency and their male colleagues.
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Biden quickly interjected, saying Obama never spoke highly of Cuba's regime.
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Styles also spoke highly of his former bandmates in The Sun's interview.
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Jerry Brown endorsed Hillary Clinton, but also spoke highly of Bernie Sanders.
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Sanders spoke highly of the president and the legacy he will leave.
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Some of the attendees spoke highly of Crown Prince Mohammed's economic ambitions.
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The NTSB spoke highly of Uber's willingness to contribute to the investigation.
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The mayor spoke highly of the athlete, saying that people gravitated toward him.
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Every friend we had in common loved her and spoke highly of her.
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Johnson also spoke highly of Olympios during a recent interview with Entertainment Tonight.
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In an interview with The Times in April, Lin spoke highly of Atkinson.
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A number of current USWNT stars spoke highly of Andonovski to the federation.
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At the time, the lawyer said, the couple spoke highly of their children.
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Korb spoke highly of French, noting that French had once interned for him.
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Other Bloomberg News veterans interviewed by Business Insider spoke highly of the company.
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She reportedly spoke highly of Bannon, who has long been a confidant of Trump's.
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The letter spoke highly of Laxalt's opponent, but didn't directly tear into their relative.
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The siblings attend Groveport Madison High School, where Principal Aric Thomas, spoke highly of them.
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Those who knew Michael during his decades-long music career spoke highly of the singer.
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Obama spoke highly of his friend and "first ballot Hall of Famer" in the speech.
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Obama just appeared on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" and spoke highly of Clinton.
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The royal couple's social work spoke highly of them, Scott's 13-year-old daughter said.
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And on Tuesday, he spoke highly of Mr. Barr's integrity while simultaneously undermining his authority.
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Ahead of their meeting, POTUS spoke highly of West during a phone interview with Fox & Friends.
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His attorney at the time, Andrew Stine, spoke highly of his client to CNN affiliate WPTV.
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People who knew Abbie spoke highly of the 11-year-old, according to CBS New York.
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While he spoke highly of Mr. Kaine, he made clear that they had big policy differences.
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Mr. Mazzola suggested Queens; a friend who once lived in Jackson Heights spoke highly of it.
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Nevertheless, Patriots coach Pete Carroll spoke highly of Bishop on the day the team drafted him.
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During Tuesday night's Democratic debate, Biden stressed that Obama never spoke highly of the communist regime.
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Her State Department colleagues, including Taylor, spoke highly of her apolitical professionalism in their own testimony.
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"They spoke highly of their children, and did a lot of things with them," Trahan said.
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IBM set up (and listened in on) interviews in which doctors spoke highly of working with Watson.
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Maximo Paulino, a former high school classmate of Drake's, spoke highly of the late 32-year-old.
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Despite the new charges, Stine spoke highly of his client in an interview with CNN affiliate WPTV.
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"Just happy to be done with this series," said Green, who spoke highly of the Trail Blazers.
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Her new friend Brie Larson regularly attends such events and spoke highly of Portman to Vanity Fair.
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He spoke highly of humanity like he was the one person who knew something we all didn't.
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In the filings, Uber's independent chairperson of the board, Ron Sugar, spoke highly of both Huffington and Cohler.
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"The famous tennis player also spoke highly of Markle and told Vanity Fair that her "personality just shines.
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Barrymore also spoke highly of their recent collaboration on Jill s scripted Bravo television show, Odd Mom Out.
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"Mark answered the door, hugged me, told me Mike loved me, spoke highly of me," Paladino told NBC.
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Trump also spoke highly of his relationships with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzō Abe and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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She remembered a friend who spoke highly of the chain during their law school days in the 1990s.
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I freely admit I hadn't thought highly of her but Paulie never spoke highly of her to me either.
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After her death, people who knew Abbie spoke highly of the 11-year-old, according to CBS New York.
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Couric described Dawson as "a really cool woman," and spoke highly of her involvement in political land social causes.
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Biden argued at Tuesday night's Democratic debate in South Carolina that Obama never spoke highly of the communist regime.
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He spoke highly of retired Marine General James Mattis, who transition officials said was a strong contender for defense secretary.
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Backstage during rehearsals for country music's biggest night, McEntire spoke highly of Ballerini and the song they performed together onstage.
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He spoke highly of torture and attacking terrorists' families, then "clarified" that he wouldn't order anyone to commit war crimes.
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In her La Paz office, lawmaker Mercedes Marquez spoke highly of Morales despite some of the headwinds he has faced.
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NASCAR driver Kyle Larson spoke highly of Steele, calling him "one of the greatest-ever USAC racers," USA Today reports.
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He spoke highly of what the gas boom, spurred by hydraulic fracturing, has done to the country's economy and security.
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Later, Rosenstein spoke highly of Mueller when asked to explain the characteristics that qualified him to be appointed special counsel.
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Tam said the liaison office spoke highly of the resolve of the Hong Kong police to keep law and order.
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The gang also spoke highly of working with Smith, who Harris revealed spent hours hanging out with his fans off set.
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Despite that unexpected leadership shake-up, senators spoke highly of Gilday's experience and said they expected an easy confirmation for him.
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General Manager Brian O'Halloran said the team had heard from people inside and outside the organization who spoke highly of Roenicke.
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Gutierrez also spoke highly of Exxon Mobil Chairman and CEO Rex Tillerson, who's said to be Trump's choice for secretary of State.
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The rapper-turned-actor and producer spoke highly of the women to PEOPLE Now, noting that he has worked with both artists.
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" Trump spoke highly of the former president as well, and added that it's "very rough when you take somebody off the bill.
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Howard Stern for Snapple Howard Stern always spoke highly of Snapple on his nationally syndicated radio talk show… when they paid him.
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Many of the nurses in the hospital spoke highly of her and I'm sure you know how great a nurse she was.
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He spoke highly of the Black Lives Matter movement, saying it "awakened ordinary Americans" and himself to the depths of institutional racism.
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On renewable energy, Inslee spoke highly of the Green New Deal, which he said opened the conversation up to communities previously disengaged.
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The case brings renewed scrutiny to Epstein's apparent friendship with Trump, who spoke highly of the financier to New York magazine in 2002.
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" Although Davidson spoke highly of the show's creator and producer, Lorne Michaels, Davidson revealed that he thinks his fellow castmates thing he's "fucking dumb.
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When he first joined the Trump administration, he led the CIA, and he spoke highly of the men and women who worked for him.
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" He added: "Also appreciated a call I received from President George W. Bush, who spoke highly of Mr. Tillerson and offered support for his nomination.
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At the N.Y.C. launch, Biel spoke highly of the partnership, adding that she hopes women will feel inspired when wearing the clothing she helped design.
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" He added, "Also appreciated a call I received from President George W. Bush, who spoke highly of Mr. Tillerson and offered support for his nomination.
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Mr. Purcell spoke highly of him, citing his experience running the state of Ohio, but predicted his minimal footprint in Iowa would have negative consequences.
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Along with singing the praises of his best friend Izzy, Snyder also spoke highly of The Hartford, an investment and insurance company Snyder works with.
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Fields' mother, Brandy Fields, spoke highly of her son to the Times, saying the boy is outgoing and comes from a family of business owners.
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Nancy Trahan, who works in the Temecula, California, law office that handled the bankruptcy, said the couple were friendly and spoke highly of their children.
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Kourtney Kardashian's ex, 34, spoke highly of the 26-year-old NBA player during his appearance with Khloé, 33, on Steve Harvey's show Steve on Thursday.
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The Coptersafe spokesperson spoke highly of DJI, and told me that geofencing is very important, but said he believes DJI's restrictions aren't conforming with local law.
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"President-elect Trump spoke highly of the achievements of Vietnam, as well as the positive developments in bilateral ties," Vietnam's government said on its news website.
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During an appearance on Access Hollywood Wednesday, the 31-year-old skier spoke highly of her ex boyfriend, whom she parted ways with a year ago.
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" Jones, who starred with Redmayne in 2014's The Theory of Everything, also spoke highly of her costar, saying, "Eddie and I pushed each other constantly.
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Two sitting senators and former Senator Bob Dole, the longtime Republican leader from Kansas, introduced Mr. Pompeo to the committee and spoke highly of his credentials.
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" Goss spoke highly of his relationship with Michael, telling the publication that the former love birds never grew apart, "nor do I think George would say that.
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He and Hedi Slimane seemed to have a father/son relationship, and he spoke highly of his work, even when he didn't particularly like all of it.
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Taylor himself spoke highly of so many among those forces; the enormous tragedy of his killing does not undo the high regard in which he held them.
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Over the weekend, Prime Minister Viktor Orban of Hungary spoke highly of Mr. Trump, saying the Republican nominee's proposals for fighting terrorism were just what Europe needs.
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A quote Trump gave about a decade after that reported 1992 party in which Trump spoke highly of Epstein has been circulating widely amid the new charges.
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She spoke highly of a version sung by Marvin Gaye at the 210 NBA All-Star Game, a soulful, stripped down rendition backed by an electric drum machine.
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He spoke highly of their courage, their strength and their efforts to assist Europe during the war, as well as their contributions to the U.S. upon returning home.
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Wilkinson, who was 18 when she first moved into the Playboy Mansion while Hefner was 78, spoke highly of the Playboy founder in her 2011 memoir, Sliding into Home.
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At a debate in New Hampshire Monday night, the freshman senator did a huge favor for her opponent, Democrat Governor Maggie Hassan, when she spoke highly of Trump's character.
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But the doctor spoke highly of his alternative "Induced Remission Therapy" treatment, which he developed after studying the milk from goats he say had a virus that can destroy HIV.
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Trump spoke highly of Mitt Romney, who's rumored to be in the running for the coveted secretary of State job, saying that he's been very "gracious" since the presidential election.
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Castro spoke highly of Diaz-Canel and gave his blessing to the younger man to take over from him as the powerful head of the Communist Party in three years.
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" Jonas recently spoke highly of Hudson in his Complex interview, calling the actress "amazing" and even admitting that he and Hudson are "a bizarre match-up to a lot of people.
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She spoke highly of the three heroes, telling the station: "They didn't even know me and they lost their lives because of me and my friend and the way we look."
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He got the idea to look into getting a service dog after meeting another veteran who spoke highly of their service dog, and the ways the canine helped and healed them.
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A U.S. Treasury spokesman could not immediately be reached for comment on Georgieva's nomination, but U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin spoke highly of her work in a Reuters interview last month.
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The president spoke highly of LSU during his multiple visits to Louisiana ahead of its gubernatorial election last year, singling out quarterback Joe Burrow, the 2019 Heisman Trophy winner, for praise.
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Every player I interviewed spoke highly of the work being done on Twitch and credit the weekly broadcast for the growth they've experienced over the past few months of its existence.
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" Auctioneer Paul Fairweather spoke highly of the tape, calling it "completely unique and of great historical interest, being the earliest studio recording of a fledgling musician who would go on to superstardom.
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At a party fundraising event Friday afternoon in Northern California, Obama spoke highly of Pelosi – and even predicted that she will return to the job of House speaker after November's midterm elections.
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"To collaborate with this great theater has been a longtime dream," Mr. Urin said of the Met in a statement, while Mr. Gelb spoke highly of the Bolshoi's recently renovated technical facilities.
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When Nick and Vanessa Lachey were interviewed on NBC's "Today Show" on Monday, host Hoda Kotb said that Nick's ex-wife Jessica Simpson spoke highly of them during her interview last Wednesday.
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The retired neurosurgeon, who was confirmed to lead the department last week, spoke highly of immigrants in his first remarks to staff on Monday, praising their work ethic before making the startling comparison.
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But he spoke highly of the decision by Macron, a former economy minister in his government, to launch a new party, saying "I think politics needs renewal" and he spoke out against demagoguery.
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Although he spoke highly of the broader community in Plymouth, Carlos Perez admitted that he has felt rejected because of his skin color, and that there is sometimes racial tension in the area.
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FROM PEN: Feed Your Friends Butterburgers and Grilled Guacamole on Game Day ICYMI: The onion rings she spoke highly of came from Bareburger in New York City and a tempura onion ring from Tennessee.
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Republicans and some moderate Democrats spoke highly of Clarida when he testified before the Senate Banking Committee in May, while liberals expressed concerns about his support for rolling back some post-crisis financial rules.ADVERTISEMENT
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Republicans and some moderate Democrats spoke highly of Clarida when he testified before the Senate Banking Committee in May, while liberals expressed concerns about his support for rolling back some post-crisis financial rules.
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Democrats also hit the bill for reducing clean water funding and endangered species provisions, though both sides spoke highly of funding levels for Native American programming and the National Parks components of the bill.
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In Michigan, Sanders seemed to hurt Clinton by pointing to her changing position on the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal, which she spoke highly of as a member of the Obama administration but now opposes.
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"Also appreciated a call I received from President George W. Bush, who spoke highly of Mr. Tillerson and offered support for his nomination," Corker, the head of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said last week.
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Chris Murphy, another Senate Democrat, said on Friday he was "deeply fearful" that the precedent of civilian control of the military could wither, although he would talk to Mattis and spoke highly of the military leader.
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Biden, who has touted his ability to work with Republicans and find bipartisan consensus, spoke highly of two former Republican presidential candidates who Sloan backed: U.S. Senator Mitt Romney and the late U.S. Senator John McCain.
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While two spoke highly of each other during the press run of the film and are reportedly remaining friends after their split, Lawrence recently discussed how exactly they transitioned from a work relationship to a personal one.
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The president spoke highly of LSU during his multiple visits to Louisiana ahead of its gubernatorial election last year, singling out quarterback Joe Burrow, the 2019 Heisman Trophy winner as the best player in college football, for praise.
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"Those of us who know Garcia Luna are shocked by his recent arrest," Rodriguez said in a statement to Reuters, adding that a former head of Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Operations recently spoke highly of Garcia Luna's integrity.
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It's not clear why Drodo agreed to let Valve rip off its hit, but the company spoke highly of Valve, saying that it has "been a great company" and that Valve was supporting its efforts to develop Auto Chess.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un spoke highly of U.S. President Donald Trump, state media said on Thursday, and expressed satisfaction over the results of talks between officials from both countries about a second summit between Kim and Trump.
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He spoke highly of the stuntman, who "was living his dream and he helped other people do the same thing" and rattled off his credits which include Black Panther, Logan, 22 Jump Street and The Fate and The Furious.
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" More recently, she lashed out at House Speaker Paul D. Ryan, who called Mr. Trump's profanity-laced comments about Haiti and African nations "very unfortunate" and "unhelpful" and spoke highly of "great friends from Africa" who are "incredible citizens.
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Bob Corker tweeted Friday that he had a very "good conversation" with President-elect Donald Trump's nominee for secretary of state, ExxonMobil CEO Rex Tillerson, adding that he spoke with former President George W. Bush who "spoke highly" of Tillerson.
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Trump also spoke highly of his wife the following day as he addressed the thousands who gathered on the White House's South Lawn for the annual Easter Egg Roll, crediting the former model for helping keep things in "tippy-top" shape.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korean leader Kim Jong Un spoke highly of U.S. President Donald Trump, state media said on Thursday, and expressed satisfaction over the results of talks between officials from both countries about a second summit between Kim and Trump.
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On the subject of his Fall films, a childhood schoolmate of Ader's surmises that the films must have been a metaphor for the difficulty of living in the US (in fact, Ader spoke highly of his life in Los Angeles).
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Trump also spoke highly of his wife on Monday as he addressed the thousands who gathered on the White House's South Lawn for the annual Easter Egg Roll, crediting the 47-year-old for helping keep things in "tippy-top" shape.
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Brian Cashman of the Yankees, Jerry Dipoto of the Seattle Mariners and Levine, among others, spoke highly of Van Wagenen's conduct in previous dealings as an agent, including his transparency, and did not foresee much changing in their future relationship.
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Two other State Department officials, however, spoke highly of Tillerson's remarks, saying it was early to expect him to take questions from the rank and file and saying he provided guidance both on foreign policy and on the challenge of reorganizing the department.
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Clad in a glittery Givenchy suit, Beyoncé took the stage, accepting the honor from designer Diane von Furstenberg, who gave a shoutout to the singer's undeniable influence on the fashion community — and spoke highly of Bey's own, recently-debuted line, Ivy Park.
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"This is yet another betrayal, just like breaking his promise to deport all illegal immigrants and to repeal President Obama's executive amnesties," said Jared Taylor, the editor of the online magazine American Renaissance, who spoke highly of Mr. Trump during the campaign.
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" Fuqua, who was honored at The Opportunity Network event, which helps underprivileged teens get into (and pay for) college and launch successful careers, also spoke highly of Pratt's fathering skills and said he talked about his son with wife Anna Faris, "…all the time.
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G.P.A.: 4.03 Nobody got as bad a score as Trubisky, but two were close: Some spoke highly of quarterback Patrick Mahomes, but felt the Kansas City Chiefs should not have given up a package that included a first rounder next year to get him.
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So he cited the 20133 testimony from Ron Haskins, a George H.W. Bush welfare reform adviser who once spoke highly of the 1996 reforms to TANF — which added work requirements and fundamentally altered the funding structures of the program — for prompting a decline in the caseload.
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He shot down any talk of money, he gave little lip-service to fit (for what it's worth, he spoke highly of his relationship with head coach Dwane Casey), and he kept coming back to two things: He didn't know yet, and he wants to win a championship.
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But anti-trade rhetoric was the norm during the 2016 campaign and most farmers looked at Clinton as just as anti-NAFTA as Trump, despite the fact her husband, President Bill Clinton, signed the deal in 1994 and that the former first lady spoke highly of it when it was signed.
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Krasner spoke highly of violence interruption, in which workers try to identify brewing disputes and cool tensions before a shooting happens, or focused deterrence, a program targeting those most likely to commit acts of violence with a carrot-and-stick approach of social services and jobs if participants stay out of trouble.
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" Trump also spoke highly of universal health care in his 2000 book, "The America We Deserve," where he wrote: "We must have universal health care ... I'm a conservative on most issues but a liberal on this one ... We need, as a nation, to re-examine the single-payer plan, as many individual states are doing.
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The momager previously spoke highly of her "son" on his 40th birthday, sharing on social media, "You are an amazing Dad, amazing son, amazing brother and a beautiful soul who I love so very much … you bring such joy and are such an inspiration to all of us and we are beyond blessed to have you in our lives."
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Several NFL stars, including Seattle Seahawks coach Pete Carroll, Buffalo Bills coach Rex Ryan and Bills running back Reggie Bush, spoke highly of McKnight and said they were saddened by his death "Joe will be remembered for a lot of good things and I was proud to have known him and proud to have coached him," Ryan wrote on the Bills' website.
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When Cupp asked Ryan what he would like to say to McCain, his family and Republicans, the House speaker spoke highly of the Arizona senator, describing him as selfless in his service to the country and calling his legacy "long" "His vocation in life was making life better for people and better for the country," said Ryan, a Wisconsin Republican.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, who previously spoke highly of America's relationship with North Korea under his leadership, has reportedly become frustrated with the lack of progress.
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