Others address The Current State of Things with more specificity.
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We are… a little embarrassed by the state of things.
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Compare that to the current state of things in America.
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Despite the state of things, Lafuente says Maunabo will improve.
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Some economists are even bullish on the state of things.
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This is the state of things, however, in England's Premier League.
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She was commenting on the state of things in America's classrooms.
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We cannot afford to delude ourselves about the state of things.
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Given the state of things in the U.S. today, our consumption matters.
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And so the state of things, it wasn't really that great, personally.
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Such was roughly the state of things when Mr. deForest became involved.
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My mother believes that injustice is the normal, unchangeable state of things.
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Third, today's radicalism assumes that war is the inherent state of things.
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When I graduated, I was bitter and upset about the state of things.
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And what is the current state of things, in terms of eye health?
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Considering all this history—why do we wonder at the state of things?
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The relatively positive state of things likely is driving that confidence, she said.
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Nevertheless it was nothing compared to the general state of things around me.
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They seem exhausted by the state of things, even sad in many cases.
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Quietly (but vividly) I described the state of things inside my boxer shorts.
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Of course, given the current state of things, that may not be much comfort.
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It's a bad scene, but one unlikely to change given the state of things.
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Still, there's something about it that seems to acknowledge the harrowing state of things.
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When he thinks about the current state of things, Lionel Messi is deeply unhappy.
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There's power in turning to the past to illuminate the current state of things.
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They were very frustrated with the state of things and talking about the digitization.
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With the state of things now, boxing needs a recognizable heavyweight champion more than ever.
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A huge question here, but what is the state of things in London right now.
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It's hard to have a clear view of the state of things without being there.
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I worry, though, that politics divided by worldview may be the natural state of things.
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We feel worn down, a little grimy, and thoroughly depressed about the state of things.
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Young: It's about finding a healthy way to deal with the current state of things.
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But again, under the current state of things, men seem to get what they want.
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But several people, when asked about the state of things, simply responded with a wince.
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We need to focus on the people (businesses) largely responsible for the state of things.
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But listen and you hear Guthrie getting angrier and angrier about the true state of things.
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Do you take any joy in the degree to which you've prefigured the state of things?
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Did you feel any pressure to change your comedic sensibility because of the state of things?
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Memories are OK, and some of the songs refer to the explosive state of things today.
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It sounds like the end of days, which feels about right given the state of things.
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Jabbari: I like this song but it is slightly less tolerable in my current state of things.
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Is the current state of things so unstable, or unbearable, that we now prefer potentiality to actuality?
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All things considered, that might actually count as a quiet week given the state of things lately.
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Regardless of how we feel about the state of things in five years, you can look back.
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"I know the state of things is something that I wake up being discouraged by," says Parton.
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Americans are all very, very stressed out about the state of things, especially the presidency of Donald Trump.
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But if the current state of things is any indication, encryption defenders are in for a long slog.
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We all know you've been a huge fan, so what's your take on the current state of things.
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Loren Grush has a deep, nuanced look at the current state of things for both that and astronomy.
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By proving a different way of life could exist, the state of things on Earth has been shaken.
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"It's very important for the people to know the state of things or conditions in this country," he said.
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This show leaves me both satisfied that I'm educated on controversial matters and unsettled at the state of things.
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The state of things: basically the same as Iowa, with Bloomberg running stronger thanks to his national ad buys.
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Start by making it clear that you aren't just sitting around tweedling your thumbs, content about the state of things.
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That or it is just the state of things, the only way it has ever been or ever could be.
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Jupiter retrograde encourages us to turn inward and consider the state of things from a perspective other than our own.
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In an interview with the London Telegraph, though, she's clear that she is not happy with this state of things.
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"You should be in the Senate," I suggested once, after listening to him ramble on about the state of things.
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They seemed embarrassed by the state of things, as if the exposed walls, strewn trash and muddy floors were their fault.
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And it found that even scientists who have criticized the current state of things aren't completely on-board with calling science broken.
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He mentioned that the state of things is so convoluted and bad that it seems to eclipse the mere spectre of war.
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In slyly shirking the dancefloor, Black Dice and their contemporaries have managed to create a scummy reflection of the state of things.
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We'll have much more on this completely surprising story, but for now Julia Alexander's writeup covers the state of things quite well.
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A journalist will occasionally drive by to report on the state of things, and return wide-eyed and a little grossed out.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan seems closer to understanding the state of things, but even he isn't completely on board with the new realities.
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That makes sense, because Ryan's position looks more and more untenable given the current and likely future state of things on Capitol Hill.
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Most of these works address human rights, cultural and sexual identity, and mental health; others provide whimsical reprieve from the state of things.
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"I wanted to do something for American democracy to try and improve the state of things," Greenfield said in an interview last year.
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BitPico is a somewhat active poster on the Segwit2x mailing list, which gives us some clues as to the real state of things.
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The serene order called Christendom was clearly an ideal rather than an achieved state of things, though of course ideals can have great power.
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They're the beat that builds into a guttural, disorienting jackhammer at the end "I'm Afraid of Americans," confounding the state of things with emotion.
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"By restricting ballet to pure romance, the art form loses its power to make critical commentary on the state of things," Ms. McCarren said.
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Still, while Iran certainly bears much of the responsibility for the current state of things, so does Trump for putting Tehran in that position.
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But in Mafia 3's New Bordeaux, the proper and lawful state of things is untenable for Lincoln Clay and those in his community.
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Yet the idea of a "loss of words", and of words failing to adequately capture the state of things, is as old as language itself.
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So what's that piece of hope or lesson that you'd want most for people to take from this documentary given the current state of things?
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Rather, the paintings — with their holes, stains, daubs of paint, and scraped surfaces — come across as the inescapable state of things, our shared material condition.
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The world's media descended on the caravan, trying to figure out the true state of things in the face of Trump's ever-escalating tweets and pronouncements.
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The gloom's pretty unrelenting—they often stretch their end-times expositions well past the 10-minute mark—but it feels fitting for the state of things.
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Lavrov also promised to work on solutions to getting humanitarian aid to Aleppo after explaining "the real state of things" to Kerry, the foreign ministry said.
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A triptych of works in the gardens will feature water in its three physical states, "to celebrate the ephemeral, dematerialized state of things," Mr. Eliasson said.
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But, given the state of things now — including the struggle for women's rights and the divisive politics in Brazil — she obviously could have drawn it today.
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I'm sure many headed home today feeling even more bewildered at the state of things and merely relieved that this seemingly endless week is finally over.
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The state of things has gotten bad enough that doctors are doing research on other doctors about how to be better doctors when interacting with patients.
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But I'm obviously very concerned with the state of things and with the damage that's being done to our institutions; it's just very pernicious what [Trump's] doing.
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"It's time for us to roll up our sleeves and if we are not happy with the state of things then, in democracies, we have votes," Mrs.
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The punishment of hardvapour, a new-ish genre positioned in response to the dreamy nostalgia of vaporwave, seems on its face to acknowledge the state of things.
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Gunn surveys the state of things from the asphalt of the interstate, remarking on what beauty and pain he can see as it blurs in his periphery.
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The company contrasts the VR820's development with the state of things like Project Alloy, an all-in-one "merged reality" prototype that Intel announced last month.
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Like 2013's flawless Spring Breakers, Southland Tales doesn't seem to have chosen whether it hates the state of things or wants to dive in head first.
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Two years ago, Ms. Blanchett won the Academy Award for her role in "Blue Jasmine" and delivered a speech lamenting the state of things for actresses in Hollywood.
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"Apple is supposed to show off the iPhone 7 next week and this issue has emerged, so the current state of things do not look good," he said.
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But the state of things in Poland, the country he identified as "the most agonizing spot in the whole of terrorized Europe," inclined him toward the political left.
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Washington (CNN)Well into the third week of the partial government shutdown, the static nature of the actual state of things on Capitol Hill is really quite amazing.
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And it's fun to see weird, ridiculous comedy set in that world that skewers those people without it having to "say" something about the State of Things Today.
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A feminist triumph with some delightful jabs at the [insert fanfare] state of things, Glitter Room is worth every minute and sip of wine you'll spend on it.
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And love or hate Bannon, his description of the state of things just after the election and in the months that followed sure seems to explain a lot.
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The musician Kelli Schaefer assesses the state of things ("This world is bad for you, and it's bad for me too") as Mija's anxious synthesizer swells squirm underneath.
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The often repeated story summarizing this state of things is Howardena Pindell, who in the mid-1960s showed her work to the then director of the Studio Museum.
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The Sero joins a handful of other strange new takes on the flat panel TV, but none speak to the current state of things more than this swiveling set.
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"Molly and I have had a lot of discussions about whether we want to bring children into the world with the state of things right now," Ms. Morie said.
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Calling back to the famous 1984 ad that announced Apple was here to smash the competition with true innovation, the sketch quickly fast-forwards to the present state of things.
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They say the anonymous officials who are quoted in these stories are not in Trump's inner circle and have no idea about the state of things in the White House.
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Her remarkable historical footage, impressive new images from all the countries she visited and her pleasant, reticent narration give the viewer a balanced appraisal of the state of things today.
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That would be "Free State of Jones," which in spite of taking place more than 150 years ago has quite a lot to say about the current state of things.
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Details: The French people will be given two months to complain about the state of things in an airing of grievances that Mr. Macron hopes will be a political salve.
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It's a setup to the real message of this comic sermon that follows, a refrain that echoes what a lot of people feel about the state of things right now.
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It's a setup to the real message of this comic sermon that follows, a refrain that echoes what a lot of people feel about the state of things right now.
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We got Terrell out in Manhattan Beach and talked with him about the state of things in Big D ... where Tony Romo is out ... and a new young gunslinger is in.
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Mostly we're trying to get others into thinking about our problems and working with us, as opposed to doing work that's potentially not so impactful, given the current state of things.
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That was the general state of things in June 2015 as Mr. Trump glided down from a faux-gold elevator into the most baroque and bizarre presidential campaign in American history.
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"Given the hostile language(s) that is polluting our environment, it is more than needed to inject the state of things with activism that is sourced in poetry," he told Hyperallergic.
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I tend to gravitate toward work that is not content with the state of things, and what Peter was doing in Detroit, and continues to do, speaks to my nervous system.
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LG was able to patch previous phones with AI features that were said to enhance low-light performance, so I'm interested to see if LG could improve the state of things here.
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" For extra potency on Colbert, Heems and Riz tacked extra verses on the end of the track to address the current state of things, and as Riz muses "Banning me from traveling?
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The primary that year resembled the state of things 12 years earlier, with a front-runner who had been on the party's last losing ticket starting out as the heavy favorite; Sen.
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"We can't let the current state of things prevent us from doing our jobs, which is to solve real problems in people's lives," Mr. Marcus, the head of Messenger at Facebook, said.
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But that is the state of things heading into that watershed moment: Biden and Sanders at the top but hardly running away from the field, with Elizabeth Warren nipping at their heels.
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But when are we going to find the courage to get to the heart of what ails us, even if that means being openly angry with each other and the state of things?
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This is the dominant narrative right now even as the president insists he meant no insult to actual people and was just describing the universally accepted sorry state of things in their countries.
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Trying acclimate to the modern state of things, Dr. King becomes first confused, then frustrated with how African Americans have treated the legacy of civil rights struggle that he hoped to pass on.
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At the same time, the ridged lines and vibrant shapes established a continuum connecting the tactile to the hallucinatory, a material state of things to a state of seeing that approaches the vertiginous.
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"I think this is a poignant visual representation of the state of things," an Apple employee, who decided to work at a cafe instead of waiting to make it through the blockade, told me.
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It's also one of many signs that financiers in the 1980s were looking ever further into the future with their transactions, Deringer said—novel at the time, but the normal state of things today.
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We'll start with NYC and its surprising 2019 before turning to Boston, digging into its super-giant venture totals and hearing from Founder Collective's Eric Paley on the state of things in urban Massachusetts.
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As to details of explanation, any we may adopt will undoubtedly be found, on closer acquaintance, to vary from the actual Martian state of things; for any Martian life must differ markedly from our own.
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And if you're only focusing on the internal stuff, and not connecting it to the world outside your front door, then every time you leave home, the state of things continues to push you backwards.
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However clouded, however ugly the state of things that Brown describes is there's this irrepressible nature to the songs—an energy meant to make kids pogo endlessly in the smelly back rooms of crowded bars.
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The task force would collaborate with private sector companies working on their own to prevent synthetic media from gumming up their gears (Facebook has just had a taste), and report regularly on the state of things.
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Human Rights Watch recently called the state of things here "dire in all areas," but the President clearly wanted to broach the sticky subject as carefully as possible, just as the two nations are finally normalizing relations.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu has sacked the commander of the Baltic Fleet and his chief of staff for "dereliction of duty" and "distortion of the real state of things", Russian media reported on Wednesday.
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"The Fall of the American Empire," set not in America but in Montreal, is an uncertain return to form for Denys Arcand , who remains one of the most worried of directors, ceaselessly lamenting the state of things.
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Nothing like a bare minimum of knowledge to make a person ultimately incurious about the true state of things, which is this: Grasping algorithms just enough, thinking they're within our puny reach, only makes them more powerful.
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Gates, who was discussing the strategy in the context of his global philanthropy initiatives including Goalkeepers, is famously optimistic despite the fact that many see the current state of things — from politics to poverty to illness — as dire.
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While the bongs themselves aren't 3D printed – that would be a bit difficult given the state of things – the molds used to make them are and this allows the team to make multiple bong styles quickly and easily.
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His album All Amerikkkan Badass offers a considered perspective on the state of things in the US today (and it also helps that it slaps), so a new interview with the Brooklyn is always ripe with interesting comments.
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And a lot of these songs were kind of on those… points in time when you are feeling a bit down or you are feeling a little bit helpless with the state of things, just for the day.
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But beyond the safety vests, the chants of "Macron démission" ("Macron resignation"), and a fierce contempt for the general state of things in France right now, there wasn't much unifying the thousands gathered along the Champs-Élysées on Saturday.
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Essie's thirst for news — "the planet bucking like a horse trying to throw us all off and out into space," as she describes the state of things — provides a daily catalog of woe writ small as well as large.
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Big business has been most vocal about the desire for a "yes" vote, but large companies, with their channels to foreign markets, would cope pretty well with a rejection; they are accustomed to making do with the state of things now.
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The current political state of things in the region is a little more conducive to peace than previously, says Hassan Hassan, resident fellow at the Tahrir Institute for Middle East Policy and co-author of ISIS: Inside the Army of Terror.
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Perhaps. One of the most persistent and frustrating bad habits of sports observers—which is to say, almost all of us—is to assume detailed knowledge of a player's feelings, a team's psyche, a general state of things behind the scenes.
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Enter Prison Religion, a duo of self-styled extraterrestrials (from Richmond, Virginia, IRL) whose firm entrenchment on the cacophonous side of the noise-rap continuum provides an especially unsettling backdrop for their nigh-indecipherable expositions on the troubling state of things.
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Two close aides to Pruitt resigned on Wednesday, suggesting that dissatisfaction with the state of things at the EPA is not the sole province of those seeking to "derail the president's agenda," as the administrator suggested on Capitol Hill in April.
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In a bit of needling, he pointedly thanked Warren for recognizing him as acting director: "I believe that is the first time you have done that; I think it accurately reflects the state of things at the Bureau," he wrote.
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Billionaire humanism is when we experience that as our daily reality, yet we are expected to be grateful for "progress," as if the current state of things is the best of all possible worlds and the future is sure to be as well.
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Now, though, given the heightened state of crisis currently gripping our dying world, those who have always considered it important to explore sociopolitical themes in music-related coverage and criticism (myself obviously included) have been joined by those newly horrified at the state of things.
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Although perhaps off-putting for tourism, the state of things, he said, inadvertently attracted a different type of visitor: Peek related San Antonio's mostly unsung role as an early adopter, essential in landing then-no-names Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, and Rush, way before they were headliners.
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You're a very proactive person, and knowing what you can do in order to move things forward brings you a sense of calm; however, there isn't much you can do today except meditate and accept the current state of things, no matter how disappointed you may feel.
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It was a few hours of sunshine interrupting the honking midnight hailstorm that is the ordinary state of things in Madison Square Garden, but also it was Stoudemire at his zenith, not just bigger than life but seemingly bigger every day than he was the day before.
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"The world we live in right now is pretty scary and tricky, and what's so exciting about Strangers is that I sort of catch myself wanting to close up right now and self preserve...the state of things makes me super nervous and makes me more introverted," Chao says.
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Then he led Franell to say at length that there's more competition in broadband now than ever, though Franell's experience as a small rural provider for a few thousand people is hardly representative of the national state of things (being honest, he prefaced his response with this information). Rep.
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Perhaps a president's supporters naturally become more complacent about the state of things when he's not on the ballot and certain to spend another two years in office, while his critics naturally become energized and eager to express their displeasure with the administration in whatever way they can.
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While it's easy to feel powerless, Daniel Swain, a climate scientist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research and the Nature Conservancy at UCLA, tells CNBC Make It that he has a more positive outlook on the state of things than what is typically portrayed in the media.
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There's no technologically advanced swarm of robotic bees, as in the earlier episode, to distract us from the overt message of how the only people we have to blame for the present state of things are each other, and that we exist in a culture of increasing smartphone addiction.
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Prada was talking generally, about the messy state of things and female identity, from power players to protesters and the current (non)unified state of Europe, she could also have been referring to the fashion world and its current debate (and growing divisions) over whether the whole system needs to change.
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These, conceivably, symbolize an unvarying actual state of things existing beneath the hyperactive surface of life—not death, exactly, which causes matter to continue doing things, nor what one would care to call life, but a state like narcolepsy, in which just enough energy accumulates and gets expended to maintain immobility.
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Last Week Tonight is a show for the nerds, for people who like having income inequality or prisoner reentry explained to them in an accessible way, but with a side of dick jokes and a heavy dose of exasperation from Oliver that validates their frustration with the state of things.
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And I think to the guns of it all, the sad thing is that what was true when I was writing the show is still true now in terms of the state of things, and actually what we try to do in the show is show a bunch of viewpoints on that.
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The US State Department this week revised its advisory for travel to Cuba from Level 3 — reconsider travel — to Level 2 — exercise increased caution, raising a question: If the state of things in Cuba is good enough for Americans to travel there, why is it still bad enough to warrant a diplomatic rollback?
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By the way, Google is also working on an embedded Android Automotive operating system that will start showing up in cars made by Volvo, Renault-Nissan, and General Motors in the next few years, removing the need for a smartphone altogether — which, looking at the current state of things, sounds like bliss.
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One of the least helpful clichés of recent years has been the declaration that some phenomenon or person is "on the wrong side of history"; the presumption that history is headed, with occasional setbacks, toward a much-improved, even utopian state of things could only be endorsed by someone unfamiliar with history.
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As a direct action—an instance in which political activists or regular-ass people who are fed up with the state of things takes matters into their own hands, through either violent or nonviolent means—milkshaking is both effective and sophisticated, robbing its target of any dignity while emphasizing the illegitimacy of their noxious views.
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Though the UFC did their best to keep the featherweight division moving by crowning Jose Aldo the interim champion in McGregor's stead, this plan flopped when Aldo became so disillusioned with the state of things that he asked to be released from his contract so he could test his mettle in another sport altogether.
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The fleet commander, Vice Admiral Viktor Kravchuk; his chief of staff, Vice Admiral Sergei Popov; and the other officers were fired for "dereliction of duty" and "distortion of the real state of things," according to a statement by the Defense Ministry summarizing what the minister had said behind closed doors to senior military commanders.
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This kind of cynicism may work in the short run, judging by the state of things globally, but we as Gulf Labor still believe that there is enough support and awareness on the part of the general public as well as in artists' communities to stop this museum being built on the back of exploited, indebted, and abused workers.
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And this week we have "Advice for Future Corpses" (a book about death that's more happily also a book about life), along with "The Great Believers" (a riveting and humane novel about the AIDS crisis), "Damnation Island" (a history of asylums and other bureaucratic institutions in old New York) and "The Perfect Weapon" (a Times reporter's thorough examination of the current state of things in cyberwarfare).
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"After Lavrov explained the real state of things in this province, he promised to take efforts to push the solution of problems linked with the necessity of proper arrangement of humanitarian convoys in line with the United Nations rules and with threats coming from illegal armed groups near Aleppo not to let humanitarian cargoes to the city's eastern districts," the ministry said, according to Russian news agency TASS.
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Since claiming you're retiring to spend more time with your family is the oldest trick in the fired or scandalized executive's playbook, and since spreading rumors is the raison d'être for a large portion of the social media population, rumors are already swirling on social media that Silva has been pushed out by the new regime eager to make changes or upset at the current state of things.
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We didn't have to spend 10 billion dollars in Macau but we did, and in terms of listening to them, in terms of um non-gaming diversification, I think even when the Macau government had a midterm review back 2 or 3 years ago just to see the state of things in the market, if we weren't the top, top grader, we were indeed the first or second.
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Fashion Review PARIS — Given the current uneasy state of things in France — the controversial dismantling of the migrant camp near Calais, the scanning of bags at Paris Fashion Week and, depending on the show, guests; the organizers' announcement that they would not disclose locations publicly because of safety concerns — it takes a certain amount of gumption for a designer to claim as a muse the first woman to ride a motorcycle solo across the Middle East (and then around the world).
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"This, very quickly, lead to many conversations about identity both on the internal plane (who am I, what am I, what impulses am I addicted to) and the external (using identity to sell goods; identity as a commercial good; the sense of belonging as a purchasable item…)" If you too are overwhelmed by the state of things, the way the good and the bad seem to blur together in this noxious swirl that feels totally out of your control, it's well worth taking a listen to "Alles" up above in advance of the release of Commerce next week.
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Here's the Merriam-Webster definition: Definition of chaos: noun cha·os \ ˈkā-ˌäs \ 1 a : a state of utter confusion - the blackout caused chaos throughout the city b : a confused mass or mixture - a chaos of television antennas 2 a often capitalized : a state of things in which chance is supreme; especially : the confused unorganized state of primordial matter before the creation of distinct forms — compare cosmos b : the inherent unpredictability in the behavior of a complex natural system (such as the atmosphere, boiling water, or the beating heart) 1a or 2b of that definition would seem to apply best here.
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