She strays from the narcissistic triumph of a typical striker.
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Lipinski's view on abortion strays from the Democratic National Committee platform.
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Where My Tamagotchi Forever strays from its ancestors is in-app purchases.
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A color palette that rarely strays from white, gray, blue and black.
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Whenever Jim Carrey strays from comedy, critics wonder whether he can deliver.
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"Yes, it strays from the typical ideal of femininity," she says of her look.
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But he rarely strays from standard Chinese diplomatic talking points urging amity and cooperation.
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But he strays from the truth when improvising with reporters or attacking his opponents.
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While technology is quickly taking over the battlefield, Nagata's focus never strays from her characters.
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Other times, Johnston seems out of his depth, particularly when he strays from domestic politics.
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But any account that strays from exalting the purported purity of comfort women remains controversial.
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Trump's lawyers knew their client regularly strays from the truth and sometimes flat-out lies.
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The more he or she strays from established norms, the greater the opportunity for reprobation.
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Hood's recruitment of Obama strays from his previous strategy of avoiding national endorsements, Mississippi Today reported.
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These are all conservative policies—hopefully when he strays from them, conservatives will hold him accountable.
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Varys hasn't promised Dany complete loyalty, either — if she strays from justice, he will act in retaliation.
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It moves from jawdropping to heartbreaking at a moment's notice, but it never strays from being unforgettable.
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Or "protect your home," since you can now block out neighborhood cats and strays from coming in.
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The vote all but signals the drug's eventual approval, since the FDA rarely strays from these decisions.
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It's not that "The Wrong Man" strays from the spine-tingling elements it establishes at its beginning.
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Monáe rarely strays from her black-and-white aesthetic, but she still stands out with gorgeous patterns.
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It's fair to say that a public petition of this sort strays from the norms of our discipline.
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When the film falters in the third act, however, it is precisely because it strays from Moonee's perspective.
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It's written from the vantage of a straight, white, middle-class woman and seldom strays from that perspective.
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Every time she strays from her voluminous trademark pony, we feel like the earth has spun off its axis.
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For all Ms. Boggs's sensitivity to diversity, she seldom strays from her own artist milieu to do her interviews.
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And when Bella strays from the proud path of her ancestors, the Spirit is there to caution, rebuke and inspire.
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Five Came Back sometimes strays from that central thesis, but when it stays true to it, it's very powerful indeed.
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But when it comes to so-called principled policies, including immigration, voters will punish a party that strays from its beliefs.
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Ought they to rise to that mission, even if it strays from their central remit of making and selling their widgets?
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Nominating one of them certainly strays from the playbook that Democrats used in the 2018 election to take back the House.
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We learned how to be strays from them: It's all about being on the road as much as you possibly can.
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If a kid strays from those areas, the Jiobit app will alert the parent and help them pinpoint the child's location.
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Yes, virtually every politician, including Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, Mitt Romney and George W. Bush, strays from the truth at times.
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The further Trump's approval rating strays from his disapproval rating, the harder he makes it for himself to win in 2020.
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Whenever the writing strays from the bare facts, it feels as if written from bullet points on 3-by-5 cards.
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The lawmakers' decision to join forces strays from their usual partisan clashes, as Cruz has gone after Ocasio-Cortez in the past.
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Portman plays Elizabeth, a well-meaning young woman who strays from her husband and becomes entangled in a passionate affair with Rick.
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Quite simply, anyone who strays from the status quo, or questions any power structure in the kingdom, is liable to be repressed.
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But as she strays from the spotlight, Mr. Temer is receiving greater scrutiny over testimony tying him to illegal campaign financing operations.
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The Financial CHOICE Act strays from the "Washington-knows-best" attitude and rightly bets on the American consumer and the free market.
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Then in a solo concurrence, he faintly and abstractly rebuked "an executive" who strays from the path of adhering to the Constitution.
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"In Germany, the diesel debate is emotionally charged — and frequently strays from the facts," said Jürgen Stackmann, a board member at Volkswagen.
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The book falters when it strays from the title's directive, particularly in portions of the first and third parts that meander slightly.
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Not only did it lift the lashes that faced downward, but it prevented my normally straight strays from wilting after a few hours.
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The lens only strays from the curb when it captures the reactions of the audience watching it at the Steppenwolf Theater in Chicago.
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Gangi has come up with a very cunning variation on the revenge fable, but when she strays from Jo, she undermines its simple conceit.
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But if anyone can sell that once-tricky proposition to doting fans, surely it is Mr. Slimane, whose eye rarely strays from the bottom line.
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It shouldn't be a surprise then that they've opted to take a break after completing their duties, even if that strays from typical royal behavior.
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A few good TV series could help to differentiate Apple Music in a real way, even if it strays from the service's core focus — music.
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But just because Hadid rarely strays from her usual doesn't mean she wasn't prepared for a seasonal refresh just before the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show.
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Its software can link seemingly unrelated things to help compliance staff within financial organizations find rogue traders, by recognizing behavior that strays from the norm.
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This administration's ebb from further developing artificial intelligence also strays from other countries, though the White House's AI Task Force is working to increase digital security.
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Portrush's punishing rough is just waiting to gobble up errant shots, a double-bogey or worse awaiting Lowry or anyone else who strays from the fairway.
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This feeds directly into another element of the level design that Tropical Freeze does so well: a sense of pacing and flow that strays from predictability.
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When her memoir veers to exile in Europe, its emotional punch is weaker, just as Meyer's story lags when he strays from Sichuan, Beijing and Manchuria.
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The idea that some black people do not even possess knowledge of their own experience when that experience strays from the predetermined plotline is itself oppressive.
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Rubin also described Trump as "the world's worst client or the world's worst witness," noting the president often strays from the controlled messages crafted by his staff.
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Yes, he has ideas and strays from party dogma on occasion, but his primary mission is to make sure the party thrives and remains in the majority.
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The store is the best place in New York to quietly survey and reconsider the hits and strays from the runways of the 2033s and early aughts.
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Watching Axe and Chuck sneer at each other in the plush spaces the show rarely strays from, we're freed up to consider the sad absurdity of these tendencies.
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For many of her post-Posh Spice years, the pop star-turned-fashion mogul has sworn by a classic singular look that she rarely, if ever, strays from.
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But it's, "When he strays from strict definitions to general assertions that he gets into trouble, and that has led to accusations of Islamophobia" — in this case, Islamophobia.
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This is in case its measures deviate from a sound fiscal path, meaning creditors might not approve certain debt relief measures if Greece strays from the suggested track.
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It did not have ads turned on, and Paul did not promote his store once in the clip, which strays from his usual approach of incessant merch pushing.
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But even though the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star, 38, rarely strays from her trendsetting ways, she admits that there are some styles she'd never actually wear.
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Bradley, over the years, developed a reputation as a stern pragmatist, especially in his interviews, where he rarely strays from talking tactics and praising a positive team dynamic.
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The point is simply to become more aware of how many times your mind strays from the given work task at hand, at any given moment during the day.
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One senior White House official rejected such claims while another senior administration official noted that Pence rarely strays from the President's views on foreign policy -- even in private discussions.
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Because Saudi Arabia enforces a strict interpretation of Sharia law, any expression of religion that strays from the Quran can be considered a form of terrorism against the state.
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The lionesses roar, scratch, and bite when they're feeling attacked (gossiped about), and no one strays from the pack (sits at a different table other than their clique-designated one).
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Part of the magic of an old house lies in its unique contents and decorations, but Grützner strays from what may be obvious subjects such as furniture, fixtures, and fittings.
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The risk is that Disney goes too far in localising the park as it grows—Mr Iger confirmed this week it will expand soon—and strays from its winning formula.
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The Jean Renoir painting "Picnic on the Grass" serves as visual inspiration in this film about a family man who strays from his wife and falls for a postal worker.
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Some lawmakers in May's reining Conservative Party, including former Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson, have condemned the plan aggressively, arguing it strays from what the British public voted for in June 2016.
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On this plan your site lives alongside many others on a shared sever, but 1&1 strays from traditional shared-hosting plans by ditching the notion of "unlimited" storage and performance.
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Collins, who has long been targeted by Hannity and other conservative pundits, said the harsh rhetoric aimed at anyone who strays from the party line hurts Republicans in the long run.
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The further a film strays from the "true story," the more authority it gains from such an epilogue, and its transformation of history is better slotted into our understanding of the events.
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"Game of Thrones," however, strays from that trend, thriving on the buzz from social media chatter and speculation about plot points and fan favorite characters that comes in the time between episodes.
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The Chinese president rarely strays from jargon-filled scripts and has no presence on any global social media platforms, many of which -- including Twitter -- are blocked in China by his internet censors.
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The master bedroom strays from the beastly theme, but it might be one of the safest places in Manhattan, thanks to its reinforced walls, bulletproof windows and six deadbolts on the door.
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Located on the same property as her childhood cottage (which her brother now occupies), Cocoon House is a LEED-certified example of sustainable design that strays from many of the local norms.
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But he strays from the truth when improvising with reporters or attacking his opponents, and some of the claims he made simply aren't supported by any evidence at all, the report found.
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As long as the base is convinced that Mueller is an agent of the deep state (or whatever), it will punish any Republican politician that strays from the pack and criticizes Trump.
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Much like Miley Cyrus and Selena Gomez, Thorne is using her interviews to set up a new narrative for herself, one that strays from the goody-too-shoes image of her early career.
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Much of Watchmen has been marked by how far it strays from creator Damon Lindelof's typical comfort zone while offering just enough weirdness to remind you that it is, indeed, a Lindelof series.
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Paul, a fiscal hawk with a libertarian streak who sometimes strays from the party line, said on Monday he planned to vote for the tax bill, which was headed soon to the Senate floor.
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The Senate proposal, however, strays from the House version on several major points, leaving no guarantees that GOP leaders can reconcile the differences and pass a compromise through both chambers with only Republican votes.
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I think Whitney's work at this point outperforms all else while continuing to achieve more, as it never strays from the condition of one person standing in front of one canvas with brush in hand.
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The actress rarely strays from her signature borderline-black look, but that changed last night, when she attended the premiere for her upcoming movie Bad Boys For Life with a noticeably lighter shade of brunette.
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Marjorie Morningstar follows the title character, the daughter of a prominent New York Jewish family who strays from her prescribed path when she falls in love with a playboy playwright while on vacation in the Catskills.
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These flaws should be highlighted and challenged, but the further the U.S. strays from the rules-based trading system it helped create, the more difficult it becomes to expose the gap between China's rhetoric and reality.
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"We are getting investor pushback with an unexpected surprise at a big software acquisition as it potentially strays from AVGO's hardware focus with little overlap with current strategy," analyst Vijay Rakesh said Wednesday in a note.
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The result is likely to be a cautionary tale for other Republicans considering questioning Trump's personal or policy choices, even when the president strays from long-held party principles on issues like free trade and federal debt.
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Not only is Edwards a unique politician who strays from the Democratic party platform, but the Louisiana gubernatorial race, preceded by Kentucky's earlier in November, suggests that Trump's endorsement isn't enough – even for Republican candidates in red states.
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But his role is to avoid politics and present fact-based conclusions, and any intelligence chief who strays from that will lose the confidence of the analysts, officers and agents who work for the sprawling national security establishment.
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Lord Voldemort will even make an appearance in the show, making this "a new dimension of sorcery" that strays from their past displays, which include "The Nighttime Lights at Hogwarts Castle and "The Magic of Christmas at Hogwarts Castle.
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The more Iran strays from the understandings encapsulated in that agreement, the more difficult it becomes for Europe to continue to conduct "business as usual" with Tehran — and the more justified America's economic pressure on the Islamic Republic appears.
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Fahrenheit 451's director and co-writer, Ramin Bahrani, told the Hollywood Reporter in a recent interview that, although the plot of the new film strays from its source material, it stays "true to the themes" of the original book.
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And, once again, the risk is that Snapchat strays from what made young people like it in the first place – it started as a club where only a select few got the cadence and the unwritten lexicon of the thing.
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It would be so easy to abandon the spirit of the 1964 Mary Poppins in favor of more advanced animation after more than five decades of technological progress, but Mary Poppins Returns never strays from the heart of its origins.
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He'll need every bit of his nice post footwork to materialize in terms of lateral movement as he slims down further and strays from the paint, and he'll need his soft touch around the rim to materialize in consistent range.
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Watchdog organizations like Turning Point USA report on the mistreatment of conservative students by liberal professors, suggesting that the academy has become so uniformly progressive that it can no longer tolerate a single word or thought that strays from its new orthodoxy.
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DSA's endorsement questionnaire asks for candidates' stance on universal health care, a $15 minimum wage, labor unions, climate justice, LGBTQ rights, campaign finance, and more, but doesn't specify what happens if an endorsed candidate strays from their originally stated position on these issues.
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If the film often strays from the truth for the sake of a good scare — there's no record that Ms. Winchester was ever attacked by a boy possessed by the ghost of a murderous Confederate soldier, for example — that's fine with its creators.
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Although the 28-year-old To The Bone actress has played with her style — doing a coiffed, shiny Hollywood glam wave or an ode to the '80s with a tight ringlet perm style — she rarely strays from deep browns and reds in her hair.
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Senator Bernie Sanders, the Vermont independent who is considering a second presidential run, upended the Democratic Party by running in 2016 on bold promises such as single-payer health insurance and tuition-free college, yet he rarely strays from his favored set of issues.
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To best immerse viewers in the muddy, decaying corpse-riddled landscapes of The Great War, Oscar-winning director Sam Mendes and fellow Oscar-winner Roger Deakins (cinematography) opted to shoot the entire film as one continuous shot that never strays from the two main characters.
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Judge Anna J. Brown, however, has repeatedly rejected his lawyer's attempts to turn the trial into a referendum on land control, chiding the lawyer, Marcus R. Mumford, each time he strays from the central question: Did the occupiers conspire to prevent federal workers from doing their jobs?
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Blake Edwards's adaptation of Truman Capote's novella about a gay writer fascinated by his carefree and complex neighbor, Holly Golightly, strays from the source material for a sweeter Hollywood feel: The writer is straight, and they get their happily-ever-after in the film's final moments.
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Always viewing the subject askance, as if through a veil, it wanders off in tangents before being pulled back violently via the elastic cord Cave references, which no matter how far he strays from the event, inescapably catapults him back to the epicentre of his pain and distress.
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While imagining things that may not have happened, or did not happen exactly in the way the creator imagines it, is endemic to the process of creating historical fiction, this does not preempt historians' perfect right — even duty — to say where a given work strays from the historical record.
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Unlike Final Fantasy VII, which often strays from its core plot line into zany action, and Final Fantasy VIII, which seems confused about what its core plot is much of the time, Final Fantasy IX is a focused meditation on how one fits into a brutal world of political manipulation.
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However often President Trump strays from his favored political strategy, he faithfully returns to it like a dog to a bone: first, polarize the American electorate along racial, cultural and economic lines, then exploit the schisms that have supplanted the class divisions that were once central to both American and European partisan politics.
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" In recent days, the progressive firebrand, who rarely strays from his core message of political revolution, has talked openly about feeling fatigued on the campaign trail; he has admitted to mishandling his health leading up to the heart attack; and he has used the experience to pitch his signature policy proposal, "Medicare for All.
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The story, written by Kenya Barris (Black-ish), Karen McCullah, Tracy Oliver (Barbershop: The Next Cut), and Erica Rivinoja, rarely strays from this objective, even though the film contains a few moments — including one about how white women co-opt black slang, and another about marketing the idea of "having it all" to women — where it seems like there's plenty of opportunity to do so.
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Toomey argued on NBC News's "Meet the Press" that President TrumpDonald John TrumpRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Democratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan MORE is "mistaken" about his pride for the North American Free Trade Agreement's (NAFTA) replacement, saying it strays from commitments to free trade.
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Shop while you dine: Shopping and eating go hand in hand in Austin, if you're looking for an activity to supplement your day of dining: Burro Cheese Kitchen has an incredible artisan grilled cheese menu that strays from the typical 'cue and tacos, and right down South Congress St. from Burro, pop into the charming store Uncommon Objects to peruse an eclectic mix of antiques and vintage items you'd never be able to find at Urban Outfitters.
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Turning to another showstopper, "Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer II" (1912), once your eye strays from the imposing oval of Bloch-Bauer's black hat, the undulating column of fabric draping her body, her sleep-kissed eyes and parted lips, you begin to notice that the legs are too short to be proportionate with the arms, that the tonal contrast between the light and dark shades of green on the floral backdrop is singularly unattractive, and the paint application, with smears of white haphazardly mixed in with the greens, looks greasy and out of place beside the more refined passages defining Bloch-Bauer's figure, especially the pearlescent whites, greens, blues, and yellows of her stole.
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