For many, this constant state of being monitored is concerning.
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"It is a state of being, not a being," Hill says.
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I hope to create a state of being by using repetition.
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The state of being a woman is not a style choice.
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When you live with someone, that's the natural state of being.
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Often, the sea state would mirror my own state of being.
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In the gallery you can smell this state of being in absentia.
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That state of being a student learning is something that I love.
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It always soothed my state of being before I went to bed.
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It's a condition or state of being, and it's very often fleeting.
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Then, recovery was the state of being that you hoped to attain.
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"Excitement isn't a state of being I enjoy while dining," Downie confides.
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For the most part it remained notional, conceptual, a state of being.
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After all, divorce is a natural state of being for this family.
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" Compare that to the definition of happiness: "The state of being happy.
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Going online went from an active choice to a constant state of being.
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Your lack is a state of being in response to a bigger body.
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Plus being knocked up is a very feral & war-like state of being.
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It is the purest expression of the contemporary gamer's ideal state of being.
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She switched quickly between extreme agitation and catatonia—a state of being completely immobile.
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In my mind, it exists solely in the past, as a state of being.
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It's an odd state of being — a Janus-faced way of thinking and speaking.
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I would describe my state of being, relating to the Switch, as Enormously Anxious.
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And sometimes, especially as an investor when you're trying to think many, you know, years and decades out into the future, it's frankly very helpful when you can take things from the state of being unknown to the state of being known.
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I hadn't achieved enlightenment, but I did transcend into a pickle-like state of being.
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What they all convey is a state of being wonderfully unembarrassed about their body shapes.
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"It's hard to believe that they lapsed into some unknowing state of being," he said.
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There is no word in the English vernacular for the state of being a refugee.
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All that matters in this moment is finding comfort in my own state of being.
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They view the existence of both genders in one body as humanity's original state of being.
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In [the way that it's being used currently in] Black culture, it's a state of being.
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They're in that mental state of being on the lookout for something and considering their options.
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The crowd is astonished: a familiar thing has been seen in a secret state of being.
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It's is not a violent state of being, and it's not something to be afraid of.
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This question aggravated my already overwhelmed state of being and increased my sense of isolated otherness.
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Productivity, strictly defined, is the state of being productive — the time it takes to make stuff.
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"People think that dating and finding a relationship is a passive state of being," Dr. Costa says.
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Pregnancy is — like being in love, bereaved, or out of town — a condition, a state of being.
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It's also a state of being that's so hard for so many people with depression to achieve.
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The governor of Salahuddin Province, Ahmed al-Jabouri, accused the Islamic State of being behind the attacks.
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Jones: Sexual authenticity is a state of being—being you without social conditioning, without shame, without regret.
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Wintres Woma is less a debut than a timestamp of a road warrior's present state of being.
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Most people live in The Matrix — a state of being completely absorbed in your thoughts and feelings.
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Some go to the dance club to be free, that is to taste that state of being.
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Blackness isn't a cause or a solution but a state of being around which anything is possible.
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In between her runs, Kim tweeted about being "hangry," the state of being angry because you're hungry.
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Perhaps the center of the Maze isn't an actual place, so much as it's a state of being.
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Meditating creates more time, and it creates a calm state of being and allows for pause in life.
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And it was a high point in my life, so why would I forget that state of being?
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They're as good as new, and have returned to their natural state of being smooth, shimmery eye candy.
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" To preempt the question, the rapper permanently marked his body with his permanent state of being: "Always Tired.
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There's a clear difference between a mistake and someone's permanent state of being; the former make us human.
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That fraught state of being — and the flood of cortisol it produces — inevitably shows up on our skin.
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Complicity can be synonymous with collusion, but where collusion describes an action, complicity describes a state of being.
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The heat-induced brush fires are just the latest incidents in California's seemingly endless state of being on fire.
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To you, abundance is a state of being and you feel that most when the world is in harmony.
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The title is a fusion of the Tibetan Buddhist state of being with the idea of art as technology.
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Though Almost Famous traffics in cool—as a commodity, a state of being, a posture—it itself is uncool.
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The documents accuse the state of being "vicariously liable for the negligence, gross negligence and medical negligence" at Hacienda.
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He explains that the protein in your muscles is in a continual state of being broken down and reproduced.
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People are uniquely aware of—and typically troubled by—their own state of being, or so the theory goes.
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It is instead a vivid and extreme state of being, often arrived at in the aftermath of great pain.
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I have a secret mantra, which I use to zone in and get into a rounded state of being.
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Adapted, designed and directed by Jim Morrow, the production manages to find a happy state of being for all.
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It may have to do with a sense of "flow" — the state of being completely absorbed in an experience.
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That is insane, and now I am back to being mad at Apple, which is my usual state of being.
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It's a question of consciousness: Life is one thing, but sentience — the state of being aware and thoughtful — is another.
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Or, in the punchbag painting, how do you depict the state of being wounded by the world while being objective?
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Except, of course, achieving a higher state of being and eventual transcendence of the Self through the practice of yoga.
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He is always trying to represent "the true Christ" — not a specific religious figure, but an ascendant state of being.
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This can be both invalidating and offensive to LGBTQ people because it assumes heterosexuality as the standard state of being.
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The duo make music that turns nostalgia from a link between present and past into a total state of being.
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Whether it's at work or outside of work, McKee suggests finding a friend to discuss this state of being with.
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FIFA is a state of being, a vessel of angst, a hierarchical organizer of the social ranks of your own crew.
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Millennial Pink isn't just a color, it's a lifestyle, a state of being, one which has thoroughly saturated our cultural consciousness.
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But if Meg is airborne, Harriet and Matilda are barely on the runway, a difficult state of being to enact onstage.
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"Sufism isn't just a label you wear; it's a state of being," said John Andrew Morrow, an Islam scholar and author.
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"Of course the ultimate state of being an international reserve currency will probably have to come with deeper reforms," Guersent added.
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They were incapable of expressing empathy for the experience of watching the prolonged pain of another's intermediary state of being unfold.
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The figures look awkward in their poses and body shapes, while each head seems to embody a different state of being.
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The unity of the team gives way to disunity, which in the Trumpian worldview is the most productive state of being.
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"Tunes 2011 to 2019" tracks a period when Burial's fans started combing his songs for clues about his state of being.
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Merely drinking enough water to sustain life is no longer enough: The state of being well-hydrated now carries insurmountable social weight.
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The hashtag, #SinglesAwarenessDay on Instagram has 44,460 posts tagged, and many of them are sarcastic memes about the state of being single.
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But #FreeGiannis isn't an imperative anymore—it's a state of being, each possession a blank slate, the lanky guy with the chalk.
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Specifically, it looks like Jon's wounds are just going to remain in a state of being grisly and gruesome, rather than healing.
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We want to get back to that youthful state of being where we have more spontaneity and more creativity and more life.
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His miraculous state of being comes with a wariness that he doesn't speak to, but that plays brashly in the margin moments.
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The Johnny Football saga was an all-season soap opera, and it increasingly looks like a permanent state of being for Manziel.
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"I made a comment about her set and said I enjoyed it," Mr. Papper recalled with exuberance, his general state of being.
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"It has evolved from an understanding of sound as energy, which affects one's state of being," she wrote in an autobiographical essay.
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It's a graceful reminder that no matter our state of being, we all need kindness, companionship and a place to call home.
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Moving through stories of complexity expressed mythologically, biologically, technologically, and psychically, he suggested that inherent contradiction is our constant state of being.
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Hydration, she informed us, was important to reach a higher state of being, and vibrations were key to reaching this higher consciousness.
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How will it recover in a way useful to the human if they have misinterpreted their state of being (injury/harm or safe)?
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"For the Chinese and U.S. economies, I believe they are in state of (being) mutually indispensable," Wang said, according to a WEF translation.
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"Last night, while in a state of being lost in performance, I kicked over various lighting and equipment on our stage," Homme begins.
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I want the listener to lose his or her state of being, to stop thinking and feeling, to become locked into a moment.
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The Obama era is also our "Hamilton" moment, in which the state of being "presidential" can belong to whomever we say it does.
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As a caregiver, at the time, I had noticed the difficulties of getting dressed for someone in such an immobile state of being.
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At some point you have to make choices about how you want to be projected in that state of being seen and unseen.
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I was asleep, as doctors say — although the state of being anesthetized has nothing in common with sleep — within a matter of seconds.
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Though loserdom is a universal state of being, it's traditionally been played by straight white men, for whom failure has the lowest stakes.
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But even if that doesn't happen, what you want is to shift from a state of being concerned to one of being informed.
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Now that most knowledge workers can communicate and collaborate remotely, going to work is more of a state of being than a destination.
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But legalities aside, is there a scientific case to be made that polyamory is a state of being, rather than a mere lifestyle?
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Venus retrograde is astrologically associated with the past, romance, and all the ways that those forces can mess with our current state of being.
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Apart from financial security, a pleasant state of being also depends on other factors, such as one's physical health, personal purpose and social connectivity.
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Throughout the trip, I've remained aware of the fact that I could return to my normal state of being by simply removing my blindfold.
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To be able to do this is not only to achieve sexual agency, but is also to flower into a full state of being.
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The state of being married is coming to the realization that the person you have pledged your life to is, at heart, a mystery.
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And I look at this horizon of destruction, and I watch the black community by our state of being mute — we have no movement.
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Which brings us back to the family factor, and returning to the mental state of being somewhere between an impetuous toddler and angry teen.
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And if you have the chance, snuggle up with your favorite parasite this weekend and let them con you into a happier state of being.
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The shopping-focused day was first created in 1993, by a group of college students in Nanjing, China, to celebrate the state of being single.
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BoJack Horseman just can't seem to maintain a positive state of being, and things don't seem to be changing in the Netflix show's fifth season.
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But this implied that freedom and equality were bound together in some way beyond the basic state of being unenslaved, which was an unorthodox notion.
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It concerns the twinned state of being for black people living in a white world and how our social mutability remains tied to our survival.
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And once you realize why the film is called Burning, so much more of its woozy, dream-like state of being will snap into place.
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At the same time, it's important to remember that worry isn't a helpful state of being for humanity at large, or for ourselves as individuals.
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For Noguchi, sculpting these holes was a way to exercise control over his state of being — a means to move his mind towards a better world.
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Especially the moralizing bounds of motherhood, a state of being which is somehow meant to make her existence as a sexual adult woman null in void.
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It can be helpful to remember that whatever state of being that your baby is in at any particular moment, it is not a permanent condition.
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"The modern Millennial, for the most part, views adulthood as a series of actions, as opposed to a state of being," an article in Elite Daily explains.
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I think both sides of the issue recognize, however heartfelt their views are, that the current state of being is causing enormous economic damage to the state.
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FROM PEN: The Marvel Cinematic Universe Explained by Shirley Li's Nerd Map Luckily, the actor swiftly hopped back on Twitter to clarify Dodger's safe state of being.
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Destroyed is birth, the holy life has been lived; what had to be done has been done, there is no coming back to any state of being.
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Britain accuses the Russian state of being responsible for the poisoning of Sergei and Yulia Skripal with what it says was a military-grade Novichok nerve agent.
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Turkish officials say they suspect the Islamic State of being responsible for the suicide bombings at the Istanbul airport on Tuesday that killed at least 41 people.
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But how does one describe the state of being a no one nowhere, with no place on the map, or in society, to claim as one's own?
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" - Rachel Johnston, communications professional for sex toy company Lora DiCarlo "If 'security' is the 'state of being free from danger or threat,' then cybersecurity is a fantasy.
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It means discovering in each line "what the intentions are, what the feeling is, what the state of being is, what the emotional state is," he said.
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I have a history in this state of being an independent thinker and doing what I believe is right, even if the political headwinds are against me.
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But Die With Me does more than ride a recent news wave; it plays on a state of being that has evolved and intensified during the smartphone era.
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This story, with its unfolding horror, had the capacity to alter my state of being—and I'll seek anything to escape myself, even in the most awful places.
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One way to ground yourself when feeling overcome by stress is to practice anchoring — or bringing full awareness to your present state of being — right at your desk.
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The rule also sets new guidance for lithium ion batteries that travel on cargo-carrying planes, specifying that they not exceed a state of being 30 percent charged.
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If the Court rules against partisan gerrymandering, the map could be redrawn so that the Sixth returns to its pre-2012 state of being solidly rural and Republican.
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"Catastrophe," it is clear, refers not to a single occurrence but to a state of being — the chaos of life, which this comedy depicts with deadly honest charm.
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So much subconscious work is going on in your mind, dear Libra, and it's an interesting change of pace for your usually very intellectual, cerebral state of being.
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And yet, Chuck's speeches to Dr. Gilbert about guilt as a state of being, if not as a set of demonstrable facts, were more than just a ruse.
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The most notable accomplishment of her memoir is that she shows how being consciously black and being an individual are not incompatible, but an ordinary state of being.
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This precarious state of being, somewhere between life and death, is entirely convincing in Ribera's work (and an unlikely precedent for Robert Longo's popular Men in the Cities series).
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Rather I think the point the game is trying to make, and one that I find myself agreeing with, is that it's a state of being responsible for yourself.
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Stories, advice, and practices vary widely, but it seems generally agreed that deep relaxation, then full-body vibrations, precede the state of being ready to leave the physical form.
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My unwillingness to let go is often rooted in expectation, or at least, my desire to return to a pleasurable state of being that an activity once produced before.
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Back in that dressing room, I was perhaps the only journalist in history to interview Suede in a paradoxical state of being and not being at the same time.
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One tour guide announced that she would not speak of slaves, but "enslaved people", to emphasise that slavery was a catastrophe visited on people, not a natural state of being.
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Listening to these songs, you get the feeling that Kali Uchis occupies a perennial state of "being in love," her delivery blissful and far-away, her lyrics full of romance.
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Such a state of being is conjured with dazzling effectiveness in "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time," which opened on Sunday night at the Ethel Barrymore Theater.
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Friends hanging out for an entire afternoon, something that doesn't make for a good story but it's a really nice state of being, that's the stuff I'm like always seeking out.
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This ignorance freed him to imagine Japan as a utopian space where religious feeling, immersion in the natural world, and the making of art formed a single, interdependent state of being.
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The problem with many religious traditions is that they consider the highest good not to be this fragile life we have together but a state of being that would transcend that.
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" Madison Malone Kircher, in a piece for Vulture, made similar points: "In Brittany Runs a Marathon, being fat is portrayed as a starting point instead of just a state of being.
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"Cases like Dina's case are the direct result of a system that keeps women in a perpetual state of being a minor," said Ahmed Benchemsi, a researcher for Human Rights Watch.
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At the top: Nirvana (the state of being, not the band, although Frank Ocean's music will also be good because he is, among other things he represents, our generation's Kurt Cobain).
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So long as you are living as a Chinese citizen, you are in a constant state of defending your rights, because your rights are in a constant state of being infringed upon.
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"This suggests nostalgia might be an eloquent method for searching out a state of being as if it were actually occurring, and escaping the unpleasant circumstance you find yourself in," said Wildschut.
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"Reckoning," after all, is the act of working through something, of fully facing what an event or state of being really means — and of hopefully coming out better on the other side.
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"I feel like there's still this idea among women that 'single' is a negative state of being instead of just another label for society to slap on you," Del Russo tells me.
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"Fox has always seen its 39 percent stake in Sky as an unnatural state of being and has long been trying to buy full control," a person familiar with the deal said.
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Check out the clip ... Broner tells our guy he likes the tale featuring Anna and Elsa ... which is of course "Frozen" ... saying the movie reminds him of his general state of being.
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The core of wisdom in here is astounding — Leach's deep scientific knowledge of child development is paired with an uncommon amount of heart and sympathy for the state of being a child.
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D. household in Michigan, is that the children are part of a generation where debt—the financial and psychological state of being indebted—will shadow them for much of their adult lives.
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And a nation is an abstraction that is treated as a state of being you are supposed to identify with, though you will never meet most of the people this term contains.
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And the word "complicity" appears many times throughout the book, implying friendship and understanding, when the word in fact refers to the state of being an accomplice or partner in a wrongdoing.
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Fans already know that the marriage doesn't last, and Justin Hartley tells PEOPLE that his character's "fear of being alone" will continue to drive his ongoing state of being a hopeless romantic.
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" As Hannah Arendt wrote in "The Human Condition," privacy was once closely associated with "a state of being deprived of something, and even of the highest and most human of man's capacities.
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I must admit that my new state of being probably helps me to see what is so unclear to others: An entire new society is emerging within our very homes and bodies.
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I'd begun to see my body as an outward expression of the follow-through I associated with maturity, a state of being where desires were fully formed and big questions had answers.
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Costumes often reflect the characters state of being, drawing attention to their artiface, particularly when Marie attempts to try on some of the ill-fitting clothes Julien's former lover has left behind.
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The house doesn't tell us which Vespers might have inhabited it or what happened to them, because it doesn't need to — the state of being torn apart is what holds it together.
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None of the characters ever seem to question their state of being, and if this world contains a third faction where people can couple or not as they choose, Lanthimos doesn't show it.
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" Whether it's due to maturity or just a general state of being tired of the world's shenanigans, Chappelle's humor can drift toward dad comedy — "You have to Google s–t I lived through!
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"If y'see my life as I do, y'realize it's been one big metaphor for that journey to the human state of being known as respect," Chablis wrote in the epilogue to her book.
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So — for now at least — the chat sidebar has been returned to its pre-test state of being just a list of friends, not a filofax of irrelevant businesses thrust in my eyeline.
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Before she does, I caught up with her in a park in New York City, where we talked about All My Demons, the mystery of Snapchat, and the default state of being sad.
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"Even if it's about to be really hard, new territory will push you into a new state of being, your next self and open up dozens of new doors for you," he says.
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In New Jersey, where suburban sprawl has elevated cars from mere possessions to four-wheeled appendages, and driving from an activity to a near-perpetual state of being, things are slightly more complicated.
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While the rules are still in a early state of being iterated on, Jimenez based the game system on an earlier game he prototyped, and is working to adapt it for Daylight's ruleset.
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It's less a vision for the wholesale migration of humanity to a new a state of being than a quest to transcend all that is human: the body, interdependence, compassion, vulnerability, and complexity.
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And so I think that the fact that it&aposs based on liberty, which is everyone&aposs natural state of being, the desire to be free, that you actually get to have that here.
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Johnson & Johnson has denied any wrongdoing, accusing the state of being overzealous in its pursuit of the company while demanding Johnson & Johnson pay for services it says are already provided by the federal government.
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In a 2001 review in Art in America, Eleanor Heartney took issue with Piper's treatment of whiteness as "an undifferentiated state of being" and went on to ask if the artist considered Asians white.
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" Your ikigai may lie in the activities that tend to induce a state of being fully and delightfully immersed in that action, what psychologist Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi called "flow" and Abraham Maslow called "peak experiences.
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In the preceding months, I had been in the fateful state of being both bored and in love, completing my Ph.D. in London while the man I was going to marry worked in Boston.
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This season has broken down the boundaries of what is it to be almost burned in the moment, and what is it to live in the state of being in that kind of perpetual danger.
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In fact, there are so many other threats to Tesla's immediate state of being that there's a non-zero chance the company suffers a serious blow before some of these cars make it to market.
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But while I understand what it means to be a parent — the happily ontological noun — the verb form can be paralyzingly befuddling, as if you turned "wife" from a state of being to an action.
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Word of the Day verb: place under suspicion or cast doubt upon verb: contaminate with a disease or microorganism noun: the state of being contaminated _________ The word taint has appeared in 65 articles on nytimes.
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When she's not walking the runway for Gucci or penning thoughtful prose on the state of being trans in America, Nef is busy cracking deadpan jokes, posting killer selfies, and systematically dissecting cis-privilege on Twitter.
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So long as an overdose is witnessed (and 80% are), a jab of naloxone in the thigh will revive those in even the most perilous of "nods", as the state of being very high is known.
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So-called "Pajama Kid," a school picture of a young boy in Spongebob pajamas making a straight-lipped face that, in the internet world, implies judgement or a state of being unimpressed by someone or something.
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We cannot possibly take it all in or respond appropriately if we're exhausted or jittery — a distracted, perpetually outraged state of being that has weakened many of us, and strengthened Trump, for more than two years.
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He was supposed to have been killed by Theon Greyjoy (tbt), and ever since then he's been so removed from all of Westeros that people considered him all but dead (a common state of being for Starks).
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"It's not my natural state of being at all, but I'm always looking for the bad in things, and there's plenty out there, and the markets don't really seem to be responding all that much," Carnell said.
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He was driven to express in philosophical terms the work of a group of artists, with keen attention paid to the performance of the artist's understanding of their own state of being through the act of painting.
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AI is in a constant state of being imagined 15-20 years into the future, which allows for a certain creativity for the showrunners if both scientists and Hollywood are speculating with the same degree of accuracy.
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On the audio-visual Emergence project, Cooper created a mesmerizing listening experience meant to emulate the scientific principle of emergence, the idea that the elements of our world continually evolve from one state of being to another.
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You tend to spend most of your time in a state of being overwhelmed because you fear everything and feel very little power to do anything about your fears (much less the work that is also piling up).
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That 'current' is a homonym, meaning both a kind of movement (along bodies of water) and state of being (right now) makes sense—Current is a sort of sensory-deprivation tank, inspired by the merge of technology with physicality.
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Theory suggests that matter more than a kilometre below a neutron star's surface will be compressed into blobs, tubes and sheets—a state of being referred to as "nuclear pasta" because of its resemblance to gnocchi, spaghetti and lasagne.
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In my mind, this is a better way of describing this state of being than "diva," which I reject as a form of convenient misogyny, since it implies that women who declare their professional worth are silly and spoiled.
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The general sense of rosiness isn't really anything new — for years, Ms. Yellen and her predecessor, Ben Bernanke, have forecast that the economy will steadily converge toward a Goldilocks-like state of being neither too hot nor too cold.
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Paradoxically, the album's frenzied rush leaves a dazed afterglow — he's trying to wow listeners into submission, and he keeps you so on your toes that the state of being on your toes congeals into a sort of stupefied inertia.
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"The underlying trend in the CPI turned positive and has been in such territory for more than 2-1/2 years; this leads to the judgment that Japan's economy has reached a state of being no longer in deflation," said Masai.
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Each meditation is no longer than eight minutes, and as you sync your breath to the imagined creature's, you'll fly across the sea as a Laysan albatross or experience the peculiar state of being suspended in water as an octopus.
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As someone who's been single for a protracted period of time, who time and time again is asked to justify this state of being, it feels patently clear that the conversation hasn't evolved a whole lot since the '90s and '00s.
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So, this week on Broadly, we'll dissect the concept of love like we would a cadaver, examining the body of research and literature surrounding the altered human state of being in love, and asking fundamental questions—Can dogs fall in love?
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While he professes to be alarmed by the developer-turned-reality-star in his capacity as an "American citizen," he gets a little giddy (not a natural Plouffian state of being) at the process of reverse-engineering The Donald's Teflon candidacy.
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Having endured various iterations of hardship over the years — including the so-called special period in the 1990s, when Soviet largess vanished and daily life became a scramble — struggle has become something of a normal state of being for many Cubans.
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The Court ruled that this was impermissible because it punished him for the state of being addicted, saying this was like punishing someone for "being mentally ill, or a leper," and left him open to arbitrary conviction at any time.
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His intention with the LP is to bring attention to the beauty in quiet, in repetition, in a solitary state of being—human concepts we're being deprived of as overpopulation and lackadaisical artificial lighting strip us from true, beautiful darkness.
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Florida's role as an oddball state may not seem like anything new, but in Gerard's capable hands Florida becomes not so much a geographical state but a state of being, something which can leave an indelible mark on those who call it home.
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The vision of such work, in the end, is a sort of medical panopticon: Watches that detect heart problems, cell phones that analyze our speech patterns for signs of Parkinson's, an endless parade of devices to constantly monitor our state of being.
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I honestly feel when I'm in that strange state of being I experience during my episodes of sleep paralysis, I can see it, but when I awake it's as if I'm being pulled from the tar with the orb still in my hands.
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Seriously, look at them: via GIPHY Evan interrupted Amanda and Josh's make out session – or really, just their general state of being these days – to ask Amanda if she wanted to go to the tree house with him because apparently he's a 12-year-old.
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"Once you get any type of violation, a judge can actually extend the time that you have been on probation or parole, which could actually set up a perpetual state of being on probation or parole for an indefinite amount of time," Harris told Hill.
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Even the most hermit-like of the British population can understand part of this experience—if it's not the club, the pub, or the house, it's the eventual comedown (or permanently grey and drizzled state of being) that ends the album with "Stay Positive".
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Now, picture that swath of comfy ideas, not as a brightly optimistic state of being, but as an active political choice, made with full self-awareness that things might be bleak or even frankly hopeless, but you're going to keep hoping, loving, being kind nonetheless.
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He sees older players who have struggled not only with the effects of injuries but also with a crisis of identity once their playing days are over, and an inability to move on from the "mental state of being an athlete," as he put it.
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He was stripped of his U.F.C. featherweight title in 2016 for inactivity and lost the lightweight title for the same reason in April of this year, leaving him in the weird state of being without a championship while still being the sport's biggest superstar.
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Everything about the movie, including and especially the violence, is gratuitously over-the-top; it often feels like a satire of violent over-the-topness, an addled and morally empty state of being toward which Natural Born Killers seemed to suggest the American psyche was increasingly inclined.
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While different states each have their own version of these transition care bans, many of them share anti-trans language, such as "the biological state of being female or male based on sex organs, chromosomes, and endogenous hormone profiles" to describe an individual's sex and gender.
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The first Instagram post was caption-less, but she did speak to the "feral & war-like state of being" she feels while "knocked up" in a reply to a comment on the original post, so there is an extremely good chance pregnancy is truly what's happening.
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Within hours of Mr Schneiderman's statement, his attorney, David Boies, issued a response, accusing the state of being false and misleading and noting that Mr Greenberg's own carefully negotiated statement had no "reference to any accounting being fraudulent" or suggested that Mr Greenberg was aware of any fraud.
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Read: A Tiny Weasel Shut Down the Entire Hadron Collider Having too many friends can be stressful: It's always someone's birthday, your phone is in a constant state of being blown up, and your credit card feels the pains of having to order the Uber XL way too often.
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The Bright Sessions features many of the typical trappings of superhero stories, including shadowy government conspiracies and vague yet ominous human "experiments"; but emphasizing how much the characters' abilities hinge on their inner state of being ensures the story stays focused on people rather than devolving into scientific mumbo-jumbo.
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But even if you didn't know about the "really good state of being" that he's been living in for the past few years, you can get a sense of it from the record—a bright, moving collection of shimmering electronic instrumentals and lyrics that are often playful, romantic, and yearning.
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" Instead, he writes, all Americans must seek to live with love — "not merely in the personal sense but as a state of being, or a state of grace — not in the infantile American sense of being made happy but in the tough and universal sense of quest and daring and growth.
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There were all these bands, and it was a very open time for people making music, and I think that Lydia wanted to make a certain kind of music that felt very natural to her state of mind, her state of being, and I think that people weren't ready for it.
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"Whoever accuses, publicly and against the facts, the Polish nation, or the Polish state, of being responsible or complicit in the Nazi crimes committed by the Third German Reich … shall be subject to a fine or a penalty of imprisonment of up to three years," reads an article of the draft.
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The process is primarily associated with the history of religion, that is, belief systems, and Selah recognizes that being black in the United States is a syncretic state of being, that the African and the American have become lodged together in ways that are at times brilliant, grandiose, and also violent and inscrutable.
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Because while the book's recipes are uncomplicated enough, many still require the kind of mundane prep—hunching over to cube raw chicken breasts for those skewers, grating zucchini and lemon zest for those salmon cakes—that, as a permanent resident of the particular state of being in question, I do occasionally resent.
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Their task, then, is to learn how to live a life, a full and loving life, wedged in the narrow space between captivity and death — a spiritual state of being that many black people in America understand in our souls, because those circumstances lie in wait around every corner and have for centuries.
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There are bad wigs, but then there is the Bad Black Wig (which is distinct from any old bad wig), because being black in the make-believe of Hollywood is a state of being that is not wildly dissimilar to being black in the real world — the circumstances and outcomes of marginalization are very real.
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Secular Buddhists try to, just as people who are sympathetic to the ethical basis of Christianity try to tiptoe past the doctrines of Heaven and Hell, so that Hell becomes "the experience of being unable to love," or Heaven a state of "being one with God"—not actual places with brimstone pits or massed harps.
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" Edward Ruppelt, an Air Force officer who would go on to be part of governmental UFO investigations, wrote that "in Air Force terminology a 'flap' is a condition, or situation, or state of being of a group of people characterized by an advanced degree of confusion that has not quite yet reached panic proportions.
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A bill approved earlier this month introduces a penalty of up to three years' imprisonment for "whoever accuses, publicly and against the facts, the Polish nation, or the Polish state, of being responsible or complicit in the Nazi crimes committed by the German Third Reich...or any other war crimes, crimes against humanity or crimes against peace".
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In the exhibition, no linear direction is apparent, nothing takes you from one target to another, it is an observation of the state of being of the world, basically a still life of the world, whether it is an image of flowers or the ocean—and having sound included in this is very supportive for the connection.
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In addition, if the artist wanted us to more fully sense the soul-deadening miasma of these kinds of places, In Polite English might have benefited from installing some old, threadbare carpeting (instead of using the bare concrete floor of the museum), and perhaps a few office chairs and other indications of that state of being.
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The reason I remember that night so well, I think, is not the win but the way I conquered the darkness and approached my perfect competitive self — the state of being I dream of occupying permanently, the state that is mostly inaccessible even temporarily and the state that this sport has allowed me to pursue with a monomaniacal fervor.
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If the new tech monopolies were going to extract every point of data from our lives—and we were in a Black Mirror–esque state of being accommodating, if not exactly willing, consumers while they did it—then at least I was going to make sure my phone was goddamn cute while scrolling through my (at the time of this writing) 65,121 unread emails.
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Built largely on fossil fuel systems and centralised operation models — you have large plants and generators located in one place that distribute their energy to smaller stations, which distribute to individuals — the idea behind Dandelion has been to build a heating and cooling system that is significantly more decentralised: it operates directly from a person's home — or more specifically, underneath it — leveraging the ground's natural state of being 23°F, in order to work.
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It has moments of grief and existentialism, but it also includes a call for cultural ownership ("Junie"), a nod of validation for the angry and the Angry Black Woman ("Mad"), and an emotional outpouring of love for one's identity, ("Interlude: Tina Taught Me.") There have been many 2016 projects that grapple with the tumultuous state of being of Black peoples in America,—Jamila Woods' HEAVN, Isaiah Rashad's The Sun's Tirade, Noname's Telefone, Mick Jenkins' The Healing Component, Chance the Rapper's Coloring Book, her big sister's Lemonade, to name a few—and Solange's long-awaited album is a beautiful addition to their sonic snapshot.
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Its imagistic, vaguely mystical lyrics — the song was written by Mr. Frey, Mr. Henley and Don Felder — hint at a drug-fueled state of being, perhaps promising rapture, perhaps not, and have supplied fuel for countless interpretations: There she stood in the doorway; I heard the mission bell And I was thinking to myself, "This could be Heaven or this could be Hell" Then she lit up a candle and she showed me the way There were voices down the corridor, I thought I heard them say... Welcome to the Hotel California Such a lovely place (Such a lovely place) Such a lovely face Plenty of room at the Hotel California Any time of year (Any time of year) You can find it here Glenn Lewis Frey was born in Detroit on Nov.
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