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And on the style front, their suit swagger is unparalleled: No one on the corner has swagger like us… #TRUBAMA pic.twitter. from People
He walks in a room with swagger (to paraphrase a later song, no one on the corner has swagger like him). from Vice
Secretary Pompeo talked about bringing back the State Department "swagger" in his inaugural speech – if this OMB rescission goes through, Secretary Pompeo's swagger will be more like a limp. from The Hill
Jack Swagger and CM Punk are former WWE World Heavyweight Champions turned MMA fighters ... but that's where the similarities end, 'cause Swagger tells TMZ Sports when he fights, he ain't losing. from TMZ
Finally, some of the Saul swagger we've been waiting for. from Wired
In the span of a beat, macho swagger meets vulnerability. from Hyperallergic
"And YouTube gives you a space to have that swagger." from The New York Times
My parents showed me how to really unharness my swagger. from The Verge
It rules the ego, our appearances, and our stylistic swagger. from Refinery 29
" Erskine continues, "His drumming had swagger, but he did not. from People
But, in the words of Colleen, she does have swagger. from Refinery 29
For a minute he had the swagger of Han Solo. from Mashable
And if there's one thing we respect here, it's swagger. from Refinery 29
THE most powerful man in the world walks with swagger. from Economist
Coupling geopolitical swagger with sweeping economic change is a gamble. from Economist
Swagger home with some complex fucked up shared human realness. from Refinery 29
Perry stepped back as Jones threw down some major swagger. from Refinery 29
In some fields, however, Japan still allows itself some swagger. from Economist
I started to get confident and get a little swagger. from Vice
Be humble, but swagger You don't have all the answers. from TechCrunch
Swagger, that's the foundation right there of everything we've done. from Vice
When he steps on set, this natural swagger comes out. from The New York Times
Whereas the DA espouses liberalism, Mr Malema offers revolutionary swagger. from Economist
Ibrahimovic's confidence, his swagger, once made him a divisive figure. from The New York Times
He admired the men who learned how to monetize swagger. from The New York Times
Swagger, patois, in many ways anticipating rap, it was electric. from The New York Times
His Harry, though, has the randy swagger of a leprechaun. from The New York Times
" - Singer Bette Midler on Twitter "Her voice/swagger was peerless. from Reuters
Like most cats, Max had a swagger in his walk. from The New York Times
But our team has so much courage, chutzpah and swagger. from The New York Times
"He had the whole swagger in his work," she said. from The New York Times
At Barcelona, a victory against Dortmund restored some welcome swagger. from The New York Times
He had the business chops, political experience, swagger and money. from The New York Times
The Eagles have balance and depth and resilience and swagger. from The New York Times
The smile and swagger that had defined his season were gone. from The New York Times
By Tuesday night, that had vanished, replaced by an assertive swagger. from Fox News
Finally, his outfits reflect that sexy swagger we all knew existed. from Refinery 29
The 1975 is at their best when they embrace their swagger. from Mashable
Bold expression, even swagger, will be rewarded during this solar cycle. from Refinery 29
Fist bump,'" one agency official said of Pompeo's swagger campaign. "No. from Reuters
There is a new swagger about Russia in the wider world. from Economist
Swagger DOMINATED his first opponent ... submitting him in the 1st round. from TMZ
With the perfect hip-hop beat, a standard scene gains swagger. from TechCrunch
Forty-five years ago I had attitude, a young man's swagger. from Hyperallergic
Swagger -- a cocky, strutting, chest-thumping confidence -- pervades American culture today. from CNN
The Panthers' swagger, though, sometimes led to misconceptions about the group. from CNN
He had a swagger and a charm that I really enjoyed. from TMZ
For the ladies, it's Kosovo native Lindita (or "the swagger") vs. from Refinery 29
Day's dominance here seemed to steal the swagger from Spieth's step. from The New York Times
The luxurious XC90 proves the understated Swedes have their swagger back. from The New York Times
He is tall and lean, and has a quiet, deadpan swagger. from New Yorker
As he always does, Trump conflates swagger with an actual plan. from Vox
It's a butchness with no swagger, a power with no arrogance. from New Republic
Though exhausted from her studies, Love walked with a deserved swagger. from Vice
Jordan Weatherston Pitts moved with menacing swagger as Spoletta, Scarpia's henchman. from The New York Times
You see it in these characters, a kind of swagger, confidence. from The New York Times
They've got this amazing diversified economy and their swagger is back. from The New York Times
"Witches in a Ritual" has such a cool swagger about it. from Vice
Jesse Kinser joins the eliteNot all hackers have DeVoss' outlaw swagger. from Business Insider
"He's adopted his own style and swagger on the floor," Liam said. from Vice
"There needs to be some swagger to leftist politics," Mr. Maza said. from The New York Times
It is the meeting point between blissed out relaxation and arrogant swagger. from Vice
Big, theatrical personalities will swagger around that stage and slug it out. from Economist
Big facts ... Swagger -- real name Jake Hager -- was a pro wrestling superstar. from TMZ
"The thing that I like about him is his swagger," Roy said. from Reuters
He's currently teaching a fifth generation how to stunt, flex, and swagger. from Vice
Who has got the swagger and personality that Trump would like more? from Buzzfeed News
European neuroses madden America just as American swagger intimidates and annoys Europeans. from Economist
"Jake Tapper has some real swagger to him," the CNN commentator says. from People
"These Exiled Years" off of Swagger, is based on the same thing. from Vice
Gone was the swagger, the bone-crushing handshake, the willingness to offend. from CNN
It was the first of nine books centered on the Swagger character. from The New York Times
"I'm a pimmmp / I even got a little swagger in my limmmp"? from Vice
When they reported for spring training, it was with a renewed swagger. from The New York Times
My swagger is too boldto be swept up in these public streets. from The New York Times
The old Harvey swagger might return if his pitches had more life. from The New York Times
Schwartz tamped down some of Trump's swagger, but plenty of it remained. from New Yorker
For all their swagger, Spieth and McIlroy cannot pull off Woods's nonchalance. from The New York Times
Its civilian characters routinely open carry; in one scene, after Swagger enters a church and pulls a gun on a former comrade who betrayed him, the priest intercedes and Swagger apologizes for packing heat in the Lord's house. from Wired
Drip, noun: undeniable, iced-out swagger; style so strong it positively oozes confidence. from Refinery 29
"It's the swagger, the confidence to continue to play our game," Krug said. from Reuters
He mistakes the strut of a bully for the swagger of a superpower. from Economist
NO BOSS in French business can match Vincent Bolloré for swagger and aggression. from Economist
Still, the sheer intellectual swagger of its authoritarianism sets Mrs May's speech apart. from Economist
"Looks like you've got your swagger back," Colleen tells a breathless Misty Knight. from Refinery 29
Apple is developing a TV drama called Swagger, inspired by Kevin Durant's childhood. from The Verge
Correction: Swagger is in development and has not yet received a series order. from The Verge
But Trumpian swagger could not quite conceal the multiple risks he is running. from Economist
While Paul got his start on Vine, social media swagger translates, he says. from CNBC
I don't know about you, but I'd call that some pretty major swagger. from Refinery 29
But underneath that swagger lay a vulnerable soul that could sing wrenching ballads. from Vox
Wayne White has the kind of swagger you never expect from a puppeteer. from Vice
His villain is Mark Zuckerberg, only with swagger; Jeff Bezos with fantastic hair. from Wired
Andre Ward has that crossover cultural swagger going for him, without a doubt. from Vice
The Panthers burst onto the American scene with an ultimate act of swagger. from CNN
Thanks in part to DeJesus' swagger, UCLA won over Utah 197.1 to 197.075. from Refinery 29
Tennessee's even got the swagger to match, see for yourself: Don't pick us. from Mashable
Lord knows he's packed an entire band's worth of swagger into one man. from People
We can go out there and play with a swagger and a confidence. from Reuters
Then gradually, the complex layers of flavor unfold, ending with a bitter swagger. from The New York Times
His goal, he said Tuesday, is to return some "swagger" to the department. from CNN
The language is peppered with introductory adjectives, but otherwise it's pretty swagger-free. from The New York Times
From the start, a band-collar shirt and vest indicate a comfortable swagger. from The New York Times
As for Carlotta, Ms. Cotillard sometimes plays her with confounding, slow-motion swagger. from The New York Times
But once he takes off, Mr. Grigolo brings infectious swagger to the aria. from The New York Times
There's also one from Old Spice called Swagger that you're going to hate. from Vox
In such moments, Jeselnik displays the same swagger offstage as he does on. from The New York Times
ET, the candidate's Twitter account dropped an eight-second meme saturated in swagger. from Buzzfeed News
For Boruto, I get swagger-y — like the Fonz, 'Ayyyy, I got this! from The New York Times
It took all of 28 seconds for Pittsburgh to get its swagger back. from The New York Times
DARGIS The presumption of gravitas is a matter of both subject and swagger. from The New York Times
"Little Women" also looks beautiful, but it's about women and it doesn't swagger. from The New York Times
The dialogue has swagger and swing, and the performances are close to flawless. from The New York Times
Swagger, the beloved Cleveland Browns team mascot, passed away Friday after battling cancer. from CNN
"We're heartbroken by the passing of our beloved mascot, Swagger," the team tweeted. from CNN
In fact, Minshew had that post-game swagger after his first NFL victory. from CNN
The aggressive plumage and swagger of the young critic has fallen away — mercifully. from The New York Times
Even with the long history of swagger, this Russian-American meeting stands out. from The New York Times
The Genesis G80 offers everything near-luxury sedan buyers want except brand swagger. from The New York Times
Wilde tries to play Scruggs with bad-girl swagger but seems merely deranged. from New Republic
When so many opinions come with a swagger inversely proportional to their worth. from The New York Times
It takes a little bit of swagger and a whole lot of sway. from Vice
"Remember in life: You have to have both swagger and sway," Watson says. from Vice
Tillerson's Texas swagger, the source close to the White House said, irked Trump. from Vox
The reference to "swagger" in the State Department's Instagram post, which was originally posted earlier this week, appears to be a callback to Pompeo's inaugural speech to the agency in which he vowed to bring "swagger" back to the department. from The Hill
Hopefully it's something that allows me to get some offensive swagger and keep producing. from Reuters
Not that claiming the highest office in the land has slowed his swagger. Slate. from People
Okay, he doesn't actually say that — though he does have oodles of Jughead swagger. from Refinery 29
Here, B.A. Van Sise captures the fashion and vintage swagger of this special night. from Buzzfeed News
I Am Young is Karen Carpenter's voice, Tom Jones's swagger, and Chuck Berry's howl. from The Verge
And whether he's playing Fox, Falco or Marth, Mango is all about the swagger. from Mashable
The president of the world's largest authoritarian state, by contrast, walks with swagger abroad. from Economist
So the swagger from a year ago is being replaced by more conciliatory messages. from Economist
The Panthers' swagger was built in part on their ability to craft memorable images. from CNN
She raps with swagger, one a lot less understated than she has projected before. from Vice
It's the same swagger if it's double bogey as it is from an eagle. from Reuters
But the songwriting is solid, anchored by basslines with an undeniable '80s funk swagger. from Vice
Although "The Newspaperman" captures Bradlee's magnetism and swagger, it's not a completely hagiographic picture. from CNN
But by the middle of the 19th century, British swagger had developed a hitch. from The New York Times
But Wolff, despite his honeybadger-don't-care swagger, also has a penchant for laziness. from New Republic
He raps like Eminem's sweeter younger brother and carries himself with a Bieberesque swagger. from The New York Times
It has also drained the A.P. poll of what was left of its swagger. from The New York Times
I feel like a bit of swagger and a bit of attitude is missing. from Vice
It also had this Bob Dylan gone electric, Neil Young swagger with the guitars. from Vice
A scene stealer throughout, it's obvious Schwarzenegger already had the swagger of a star. from Business Insider
Rollicking rhythmic motifs evoke the swagger of slightly inebriated dancers at a stately ball. from The New York Times
He came in promising to restore diplomats' swagger, but mostly stomped all over them. from Business Insider
From George W. Bush, who had always worked so hard on that Texas swagger? from The New York Times
It was the type of swagger that should further endear him to Yankees fans. from The New York Times
She fed off the approval, delivering zingers and carrying her small stature with swagger. from The New York Times
Nailing the work's athletic partnering, they rivaled the strength and swagger of their predecessors. from The New York Times
Thanks to his brooding intensity and showman's swagger, he quickly made inroads into Hollywood. from The New York Times
And the Sterling women — you could spot them in an instant by their swagger. from The New York Times
Even in this modest setting, Mr. Elliott's robust voice and playful swagger come through. from The New York Times
Both have a little swagger and sass, and both have livened up the atmosphere. from The New York Times
Yet Trump has a swagger and impulsiveness that make even Pentagon officials deeply nervous. from The New York Times
Smith connected to Ali's swagger, although perhaps not for the reasons one might expect. from The New York Times
There was a note of triumphalism, even a bit of swagger, in the air. from The New York Times
Charli XCX brings art-pop rigidity and Kero Kero Bonito contributes a light swagger. from The New York Times
For all of her thick-skinned swagger, Tucker, 60, has legitimate claim to renown. from The New York Times
They have the kind of swagger that stone, wood and sheepskin throws can deliver. from The New York Times
She can even duplicate Cher's casual swagger while wearing strategically placed shreds of fabric. from The New York Times
For all of her thick-skinned swagger, Tucker, 60, has legitimate claim to renown. from The New York Times
Just one Democratic pack moves with the swagger born of electoral success: big-city mayors. from Economist
He's got the sensitivity of a poet, mixed with the swagger of an undeniable genius. from Mashable
The only home game Swagger missed was in 2017 ... when the Browns played in London. from TMZ
A mix of pre-negotiation swagger and the election was bound to raise the temperature. from Economist
Even the distinctive walk Damon developed for the part was the opposite of Bond's swagger. from Vox
Read on to see how they build their style and swagger from the ground up. from Refinery 29
Will the Goliaths play with more cocky swagger because they're living up to their namesake? from People
He has a ring, courtesy of Neil Lane, and an I'm-about-to-win swagger. from Refinery 29
Favorite Ace solo: "Parasite" I've always loved Ace and…you know, his spaced-out swagger. from Vice
Plus, you'll go through your daily routine with the swagger of knowing you got some. from Refinery 29
I had an inner belief in myself, but I didn't walk around with that swagger. from The Verge
It's unclear if Trump's new sheriff-in-town swagger is political or psychological in nature. from New Republic
"Filmmaking as swagger," Manohla Dargis wrote in her review for The Times in December 2015. from The New York Times
The scooter, which Swagtron calls the Swagger, costs $399 and has a 17-mile range. from The Verge
His swagger and unfiltered rants briefly made him the object of media fascination in Washington. from The Hill
Trump had fun with it at press conference in North Dakota, exhibiting his trademark swagger. from The Hill
The original Street Fighter is sprinkled with graffiti and the swagger that comes with it. from Vice
It's in Cainon Lamb's bassy minimalist beats that Missy Elliott achieves a more understated swagger. from Vice
In some ways this is true: Ms. Lucas is all swagger and bravado and confidence. from The New York Times
Their authors were essentially rock stars, and you can feel the swagger in their prose. from The New York Times
Handle everything, is what you meant, with confidence, with arrogant self-assurance, with swagger, even. from The New York Times
The Trump administration, meanwhile, has attitude, swagger, and now a breakup letter for the ages. from The New York Times
Mr. Connery brought a rough sexual swagger to Ian Fleming's fantasy of British masculine competence. from The New York Times
Ms. James betrayed no concerns during her announcement, where she displayed both swagger and humor. from The New York Times
After some Trump swagger, Xi Jinping promised to "significantly lower" Chinese tariffs on imported vehicles. from The New York Times
We Texans love to swagger, brag and boast that we are biggest, most and first. from The New York Times
"One time a loser, always a loser," he said, cursing furiously, the cocksure swagger gone. from Reuters
"One time a loser, always a loser," he said, cursing furiously, the cocksure swagger gone. from Reuters
Pompeo has striven to bring confidence, or "swagger" as he calls it, back to State. from Politico
Such lofty status is bound to give a young man a certain degree of swagger. from Vice
Cookie flirted with the man at the front counter with the swagger of a born charmer. from The New York Times
But I appreciate that he has a kind of brazen swagger and a zero foxtrot attitude. from Mashable
Jerry Hall might not be walking runways anymore, but she definitely hasn't lost her model swagger. from People
Well-executed macho swagger makes up a lot of good TV from the past 20 years. from Vox
The creek waters were higher than normal due to heavy rainfall over the weekend, Swagger said. from CNN
What the banks have lost in swagger since 22008, the regulators, particularly in America, have gained. from Economist
This seems to suit Ms. Grieveson, whose cooking there has some of its old Avec swagger. from The New York Times
And she's done it all with confidence, a winning smirk, and an uncommon amount of swagger. from Buzzfeed News
Now the pup is walking with a cheerier swagger, weighing in at a healthy 15 pounds. from People
She maintains a quiet confidence in herself and her abilities, but without the self-defeating swagger. from Vox
He's earnest, bitter, and in one moment allows for a little swagger and a sly smile. from Mashable
But the Post had the swagger to commission fiction from F. Scott Fitzgerald and William Faulkner. from Economist
You just don't have the…" she paused and then said, with a certain faux reluctance, "swagger. from Refinery 29
Others note a change in his demeanor amid the growing Russia probe: less swagger, more concern. from Axios
Hill, Bellinger send Dodgers past Nationals WASHINGTON — The swagger is back for the Los Angeles Dodgers. from Reuters
One was John Barry, the composer who gave the series' early films their muscular, brassy swagger. from Economist
To celebrate the new EP, Swagger Like Us is hosting two release parties over two days. from Vice
He backs himself on piano, singing with a loose swagger largely absent on the final single. from People
We swagger through the world and through our own country, deeply secure in our American-ness. from The Hill
Hager, formerly known as Jack Swagger, left WWE in 2017 as a two-time world champion. from Business Insider
"Blue Laws" celebrates black cultural traditions with the swagger of a prizefighter stepping into the ring. from The New York Times
The Titans quarterback has a crazy swagger as he approaches the line to call the play. from Vice
But in striving for the Waller-Bridge spirit and swagger, we'll be well on our way. from Vox
"The ArchAndroid" by Janelle Monáe from 2010 is praised as an album with swagger and style. from Business Insider
President Trump brought a defiant swagger to the world's most exclusive club: the Group of 93. from The New York Times
The collar only added to the natural swagger of a pug with a Don Corleone underbite. from The New York Times
Through it all, Croker's understated trumpet playing holds his small band together with swagger and poise. from The New York Times
"There's more swagger to it," Joe Fernando, a senior infielder from Brooklyn, said of H.B.C.U. baseball. from The New York Times
The show debuted on the Travel Channel in 2005, showcasing Bourdain's signature curiosity, swagger and lyricism. from The New York Times
But "swagger" is the only word for, say, her approach to the music of other artists. from The New York Times
"It was so weird and quirky, but, like, the bitch had this crazy swagger," she said. from The New York Times
"Carson instilled a confidence, a swagger and a belief," the Eagles offensive coordinator Frank Reich said. from The New York Times
Most have cheered Trump's regulation-slashing swagger, including an expected softening of vehicle fuel efficiency rules. from Politico
" With profane swagger, Jackson declared, "The American people deserve an alternative to croquet-playing cock-gobblers. from New Yorker
One day they told him how they saw him: arrogant, standoffish, still cloaked in gangster swagger. from The New York Times
In the United States, many voters saw Trump as incorruptible because of his wealth and swagger. from The Hill
"He was heavily involved in everything," Mr. Brosnan, who spoke admiringly of Mr. Meyer's "swagger," said. from The New York Times
Eaton loved Lofton's swagger — his gold necklace, his stylish cleats, his speedy, slashing style of play. from The New York Times
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo talks about the need to restore swagger to our diplomats' steps. from Business Insider
Vice has lost its swagger amid its sexual harassment scandals and its readership is in decline. from The New York Times
But what makes her so fantastic as a villain(elle) is the swagger of her kills. from Vice
Many have a defiant swagger and flagrant disregard for the existing systems that govern their country. from Vice News
Icy Gaze This month's heart-to-hearts are going to require some confidence — swagger, if you will. from Refinery 29
But unlike Darius, I was semi-closeted and scared — I had none of his pride and swagger. from Vox
In a short video Katie Couric posted on Twitter Friday, Gadot, 22017, shows off her superhero swagger. from People
Washington's role is obviously meaty, and he plunges into it with a mix of swagger and vulnerability. from CNN
On "Victorious," he evokes both the flamboyant swagger of Queen and the mechanized gleam of Daft Punk. from The New York Times
And now she's sharing her signature swagger with the release of her third fragrance: So Very Sofia. from People
Just as important, perhaps, the blast gave Bregman, Houston's cleanup hitter, some of his missing swagger back. from The New York Times
With its yellow walls, tiled floors, and fading murals, it has the swagger of an aging saloon. from Vice
The billionaire "conference king" walked with a swagger, chomped on cigars and knew how to please officials. from Economist
They fairly swagger as they advance with support from tanks and bomb-dropping US Air Force jets. from Economist
Rather than the swagger of a rock-star, he has the gently eccentric air of a trainspotter. from Economist
Almost everyone believes Bellator's feeding Swagger a tomato to inflate his record -- someone who can't beat him. from TMZ
The Golden State Warriors thumped the Chicago Bulls 125-94 and they did it with some swagger. from Business Insider
Thus there was a purposeful swagger to the Lib Dems who gathered in Brighton from September 17th. from Economist
ALL big suits and swagger, Vehbi Alimucaj was a symbol of Albania's post-Soviet embrace of capitalism. from Economist
As an extension of Curry, Green is the versatile tough guy, the physical embodiment of Steph's swagger. from Vice
Cliff is a model of chill, with Pitt putting his unique, effortless swagger into his every gesture. from Hyperallergic
He answers questions with reticence, all his self-protection shifting from adult swagger back to younger silence. from Vox
At that point, did you have any concept that Swagger would shape the trajectory of your life? from Vice
Swagger is a way of walking away from, or through, the tough conditions of a heteronormative world. from New Republic
When Scott, 35, turned pro, he had a swing and a swagger that invited comparisons to Woods. from The New York Times
So when it came time to dance, sing and swagger in this musical melodrama, she was ready. from The New York Times
We sort of play with a little bit of swagger when we see that kind of Luongo. from Reuters
Four months later, she has reduced the painkillers, and Emmett moves with some of his old swagger. from The New York Times
In the opening moments of "Ideation," at 59E59 Theaters, an unsavory, even Mametian vibe underlies their swagger. from The New York Times
But, his swagger and post-fight canter is what sealed the deal for Gall and the UFC. from Vice
There is something about a man in a suit with a swagger that is timeless and cool. from Vice
It quickly became an anthemic for the way it discarded a failed relationship with swagger and vulgarity. from Vice
Rocky's lyric floats over Purity Ring's darkly shimmering synths, and a noticeable swagger creeps into my stride. from The Verge
I'm able to bring a certain swagger to art, whether it's pop culture or sports or entertainment. from The New York Times
He plays Cavman, the school's muscular, goateed cavalier, who beats his chest and has swagger to spare. from The New York Times
Ms. Adams delivers a compassionate performance as a girl whose swagger and practicality hides a melancholy edge. from The New York Times
Yet worn with ineffable confidence and swagger by athletes, even the most excessive designer efforts seem justified. from The New York Times
Mostly, though, it is directorial swagger, just like the tear that spills from the duct-tape blindfold. from The New York Times
Mr. Trump was already at odds with his counterparts before arriving Friday morning with a defiant swagger. from The New York Times
Robinson's surly, scenery-devouring swagger turns Larsen into a sadistic dictator inspired by his readings of Nietzsche. from The New York Times
"We're playing with a lot of momentum, a lot of energy, a lot of swagger," Wentz said. from The New York Times
Mr. Weinstein's appearance, in handcuffs, stripped of the swagger he once possessed, had another effect on her. from The New York Times
"We had the confidence, the swagger, and we felt like we had unlimited industrial potential," he said. from The New York Times
With typical swagger, the North declared it had detonated a hydrogen bomb — a claim experts universally rejected. from The New York Times
Swagger's handler, Justin McLaughlin, posted the sad news on Facebook, adding that Swagger had had a stroke. from CNN
When the President emerged, he was framed by a backdrop of white light, with a Pattonesque swagger. from CNN
Mapo lo mein, a promising enough idea, was short on heat and swagger and long on sweetness. from The New York Times
Pompeo has sought to repair morale, vowing to bring the "swagger" back to America's oldest Cabinet agency. from CNN
Goldman set up its JV with a swagger in 2004, partnering with famed Chinese rainmaker Fang Fenglei. from Reuters
It has its own distinctive, salty vibe, driven by McEnany's simultaneously self-loathing and self-aggrandizing swagger. from New Yorker
This gives "Oedipus El Rey" swagger, oomph and economy, but it also makes for a salacious watch. from The New York Times
Perhaps. To be sure, Macron's tough-guy image is, at least so far, more swagger than action. from Vox
And this political season, one person is proving she's got that kind of swagger to spare: Samantha Bee. from Wired
Put a few of these together though, and you've got iconic combinations with some real next-level swagger. from Refinery 29
From the famous Klipschorn design to the company's signature copper-colored "Cerametallic" speaker cones, its products have swagger. from Wired
Is there a connection to the swagger one walks around with and the size of their love rocket? from Vice
It's a roller coaster, executed with raucous, rock n' roll swagger, but that's all there is to it. from The Verge
INSIDE the boardrooms and bars of Houston, the spiritual capital of America's energy industry, the swagger is back. from Economist
With Lando Calrissian it's a different story; Donald Glover seems to have the necessary swagger from the first. from Mashable
As it is, given the guitar swagger, this is the defensive condescension of someone afraid to sound lovelorn. from Hyperallergic
Mr. Perry approached the case with a swagger, turning his booking session in Austin into a pep rally. from The New York Times
"Swagger is not arrogance; it is not boastfulness, it is not ego," Pompeo said, according to the excerpts. from Fox News
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -- Utah talked all week about getting its swagger back after four consecutive demoralizing losses. from Fox News
Plus, get 50 percent off best-selling Coach bags like The Swagger Carryall which is now only $275. from People
A couple of those have done so with a swagger that made them their sport's chief entertainer, too. from Economist
Newly thrown in is Jake Morrison (Liam Hemsworth), the scrappy, wannabe Han Solo type full of anemic swagger. from Mashable
It is most often translated as "thug," but the word also denotes a certain amount of glamorous swagger. from Vice News
Smooth crooner Bruno Mars used his trademark swagger to make "That's What I Like" a chart-topping single. from Mashable
But what if you took out the swagger, the hip hop, the backing track, and even Bruno Mars? from Mashable
Having suffered the defeat of many clever plans, experienced officers moderate their youthful swagger with caution, inscrutability even. from Economist
He walks with a placid swagger, in and out of the boxing ring, like a velociraptor in repose. from Vice
Lupita rocked the hell outta patent leather pants, leather top AND leather trench coat ... aka serious superhero swagger. from TMZ
Yiannopoulos gets to step up his native swagger by parading a status as the 'victim of Internet censorship'. from TechCrunch
Paradise is hot shit—all uptempo restlessness and witchy swagger—full of renewed raw power at every transition. from Vice
What did they do for me/ But contribute new dreams/ Taxes and tools, swagger and food to eat? from People
Well look at Speed of Darkness and Float and compare it to what you were doing on Swagger. from Vice
It proved truly eerie how well the bawdy, floating face of Gary Numan complemented their abstract funk swagger. from The New York Times
Let's start with the bad so that we may hasten to the good: Queer swagger can be corny. from New Republic
The people vowing to swagger with their guns in Cleveland will, in a literal sense, be law-abiding. from The New York Times
Kiffin, never known as the humblest of fellows, turned the swagger up to 11 before Monday's big game. from Mashable
And dusky olives, espelette pepper and lemon confit swagger among broad golden ribbons of pappardelle with rabbit ragu. from The New York Times
He skates with a comfortable swagger that makes it seem more like he's floating than exerting any effort. from Vice
Hansen was also the inspiration for Darcelle's comedic swagger—it certainly didn't emerge from his timid offstage personality. from Vice
Having been in the military, having been a non-commissioned officer, there is a swagger to my demeanor. from Vice
Maria stands on her seat and channels Formation swagger with salsa hand motions that the Colombians can appreciate. from Vice
"Swagger," said reliever Nick Goody, whose perfect eighth helped the bullpen run its scoreless streak to 28⅔ innings. from The New York Times
Hager, once known as Jack Swagger, left the WWE in 2016 to join Bellator MMA the following year. from Business Insider
He carries himself with a swagger that he dates to his first visits to New York, in 22016. from New Yorker
Rather than silence or swagger, they need models of masculinity that are not grounded in domination or aggression. from The New York Times
"Get What You Deserve" is a fine reintroduction to Mr. Atkinson's distinctive swagger and his smoldering, emphatic croon. from The New York Times
Is this young team, which has lacked depth and the Huskies' usual big-game swagger, a mere anomaly? from The New York Times
But this swagger about carrying on business as usual goes beyond reflexive pro-Trump and pro-market reflexes. from The New York Times
Holland hits the choreography with force and precision, and his performance is totally confident, with a playful swagger. from Vox
And the tenor Glenn Seven Allen, with his robust voice and youthful swagger, is ideally suited to Jack. from The New York Times
Updated in a variety of fabrics and slightly tweaked silhouettes, the tricked-out suits invite a certain swagger. from The New York Times
Houston has a certain friendly swagger, a mix of old Texas and new, and it's evident this week. from The New York Times
But Mr. Trump brings a deal-maker's swagger to the North Korea issue that his predecessors did not. from The New York Times
Mr. Weiner, a Democrat, was the essence of the brash politician fueled by relentless work and unbridled swagger. from The New York Times
And Mr. Trump's swagger was a dog whistle for those men who felt women's gains were their losses. from The New York Times
And it was embraced by this world of testosterone and swagger, and I love where it came from. from The New York Times
This year-old spot is the unofficial clubhouse for a neighborhood leaning into its reinvigoration with nerdy swagger. from The New York Times
That archetype of rock 'n' roll swagger would define the next couple of decades of global pop music. from The New York Times
Then they add a swagger to their step to pose as drug dealers straight out of central casting. from The New York Times
The bravado, the swagger, the emotional range not for death and destruction, unrequited secret love, war and peace. from Vice
It balanced out the other way: Performing lighter fare on TV, he carried himself with a rarefied swagger. from The New York Times
They're easy-going and chatty, armed with a little bit of swagger, but zero ego and big grins. from Vice
As a matter of etiquette, contemporary bosses are expected to rein in their swagger and talk up their team. from Economist
The feat was part of the Cerebral Palsy Swagger, an annual walk designed to raise awareness for the disorder. from Mashable
Time and time again, she's managed to cross those pesky grates with the elegance and swagger of, well, Rihanna. from Mashable
But it's the bachelorette parties — taking classes in pole dancing, "Southern Swagger," and burlesque — that keep the doors open. from Buzzfeed News
See: her swagger, her bleached blonde short hair, her apparently playing the character as herself, a very gay person. from Buzzfeed News
"I don't know — that word can be used in different ways," Bregman said, referring to the concept of swagger. from The New York Times
When a spark of his original swagger comes out in a modern-day moment, it only enhances that evolution. from The Verge
Right on the heels of the second presidential debate, this week will be full of swagger and bold assertions. from Refinery 29
We tied it up and had our swagger and confidence going into the third and took it from there. from Reuters
Ehrenreich's take on the character centers on a familiar swagger and his own riff on Harrison Ford's smirking grin. from The Verge
It shimmers with signature Blackpink cheekiness and effortless swagger, momentarily satiating the fans who are waiting for more. 7. from Refinery 29
Captain Kirk may have been replaced with a kitty, but this orange meower still has William Shatner's signature swagger. from People
And Michael has such swagger, after seeing his clothes, I thought, Let's give this guy something really, really cool. from People
Like Westbrook, he plays with burning intensity, carries himself with swagger, and has a giant chip on his shoulder. from Vice
It's the kind of song you play when you're strutting down the street to an interview, desperately seeking swagger. from The Verge
In the next scene, he saunters out with a smirk on his face and walks with an unmistakable swagger. from Reuters
But it was their swagger and style that made the biggest impression on the New York-based menswear designer. from Mashable
Then came Trump, with his billionaire's swagger and his private aircraft, insisting that the old rules no longer apply. from CNN
There's an old-timey swagger to his delivery, complete with his trademark salute and fist-pumps after the end. from Vice
If a winning player is walking with a swagger afterward, it's probably just a knee, hip or foot injury. from The New York Times
"You want to come in with your confidence, you want to come in with a little swagger," Williams said. from The New York Times
Still, Healy is the pop star The 19753 needs—full of confidence and self-belief but not necessarily swagger. from Vice
"It certainly looks and feels like the 'old school' Rio swagger is back," said Shaw & Partners analyst Peter O'Connor. from Reuters
Those monstrous riffs, Jon Theodore's ironman work on the drums and Homme's ball-grabbing swagger on stage was infectious. from Vice
Bump's bluntly clever rap style epitomized Chicago swagger, the threat of violence concealed beneath the surface of every bar. from Vice
I envy and admire any artist who's got that kind of swagger, because I just don't have it, naturally. from Vice
Miller, who grew up in L.A., was awed by Murphy's swagger: he didn't care who knew he was gay. from New Yorker
But as the Blue Jays regained their swagger last season and this, the building has sprung to life again. from The New York Times
A patch-covered backpack or varsity jacket will lend your outfit just the right amount of high school swagger. from The New York Times
But none of that hampered the swagger with which he opened his access-peddling, swamp-situated venture, Avenue Strategies. from The New York Times
It was the Age of the Mustache — and of men who acted genially boyish while exuding testosterone-fueled swagger. from The New York Times
Memphis had never seen a collection of people like them before, with their militant rhetoric and Black Power swagger. from The New York Times
Mr. Mahogany arrived on the national jazz stage in the 1990s boasting a silky tone and a languid swagger. from The New York Times
I just love the fact that he's intimidating, and has some swagger—we need that for fans that'll invest. from Vice
Although there's no indication regarding how she identifies, she has a certain butch swagger that's making some people swoon. from Buzzfeed News
"I wanted to capture his personality, his swagger, his love of life, his sense of humor," Mr. Boseman said. from The New York Times
It's not done with the swagger you'd expect from a man comfortable breaking a grocer's fingers in broad daylight. from The New York Times
Leznik lacked the macho swagger that made Left, with his money and filthy mouth, the center of a room. from The New York Times
Beyond their qualifications, Mr. Trump appears to relish the swagger and in-your-face approach of fellow New Yorkers. from The New York Times
It's synonymous with all of my favorite things: leather, denim, work boots, swagger, having an uncontrollable urge to wink. from Refinery 29
Even so, it is hardly the first time anyone has attempted to infuse the cardigan with a little swagger. from The New York Times
But there's no sense of muscling for turf — just the easy swagger of artists who know they're in control. from The New York Times
It is all highly theatrical: there is swagger not just in the pose but also in the pictorial style. from The New York Times
Orpheus the everyday guy — clueless if also endearing — is sung by Mr. Hopkins, with firm voice and youthful swagger. from The New York Times
While Mr. Pompeo has sought to bring back "swagger" to diplomacy, Mr. Biegun is described as a careful negotiator. from The New York Times
But mostly, the "Peter and the Wolf" device is another example of Season 3's favoring swagger over substance. from The New York Times
But the Night, with its blacked-out badges, grille and wheels, motors down the highway with confident visual swagger. from The New York Times
Crestfallen, he left court with none of the swagger that he had used to effect as Trump's cleanup man. from CNN
As he tries to navigate around the toxic swagger of the old man, he relishes his time in nature. from The New York Times
"Zero-sum swagger invites an Iranian escalation and risks unraveling the fragile political progress of recent months," they wrote. from Vice News
He also put on a one-man dance show with wild friends chanting his name -- standard Gronk family swagger. from TMZ
The portrait is a gleaming, joyous celebration of Junebug's self-styled swagger against a gentle, star-flecked gray background. from Hyperallergic
The chemistry is gone; the verve, the pop, the chip on their shoulder, and all that Draymond-fueled swagger. from Vice
Equitable futures for Western public lands won't be achieved when ideologues swagger in, brandishing guns and taking over federal buildings. from The New York Times
No matter how much swagger and bombast you have, you must abide by the law, otherwise the courts block you. from CNN
Singer Brandon Blaine comes into his own with gusto, his voice carrying swagger and attitude that was hinted at prior. from Vice
Way before Caleb McLaughlin's "Stranger Things" character become a hot Halloween costume ... Caleb was slaying chicks with his Halloween swagger. from TMZ
Barnstorming Iowa on a six-day, 28-town campaign tour this week, he is even displaying a touch of swagger. from The New York Times
Smith's youth and swagger are undeniable, but your eye can't help but travel to Goldblum's loping, hip-rolling, rhythmic walk. from Buzzfeed News
Instead of swagger and threats, America should prepare for an extended cold war, containing and deterring a new nuclear power. from Economist
With more than 99,000 followers and a strong #OOTD pose, sometimes we can only hope for her swagger and sass. from Refinery 29
And this year, they did so in true Olsen fashion, with oversize silhouettes, neutral tones and their signature effortless swagger. from People
With characteristic swagger, the Beatles warned us ahead of time it was going to be the greatest album ever made. from Mashable
I am the epitome of JiGGY, it's all about being confident, having swagger and getting it by any means necessary. from Vice
"With his homemade swing and homespun charm, Arnold Palmer had swagger before we had a name for it," Obama said. from The Hill
She delivered standouts from her latest project "Sweet Sexy Savage," complete with impressive dance moves, voguing and her signature swagger. from Mashable
"She thinks he's dorky and funny, but also cool and sexy — he has a certain attractive 'swagger,' " the source said. from People
Detroit point guard Reggie Jackson personifies the club's swagger and he doesn't see the missed opportunity as a devastating blow. from Reuters
So while being a professional pilot once seemed a glamorous profession — all mirrored sunglasses and swagger — now, not so much. from The New York Times
"Exxon, because they're so big, they have this swagger," a second former senior American diplomat who worked in Russia recalled. from New Yorker
The Mets had just spent the weekend celebrating their last group of champions, whose swagger still resonates three decades later. from The New York Times
Still, that swagger is easier to relate to in context, as the first stage in a long process of maturing. from The Verge
The Jets have a solid defense and have a bit of swagger coming off a big win over the Cowboys. from Business Insider
What resonated was not the Bears' swagger or defensive dominance, but their regret: that they won only one Super Bowl. from The New York Times
So she was ready when it came time to dance, sing and swagger in this Gina Prince-Bythewood musical melodrama. from The New York Times
Wainwright became instantly possessed by Lister's life, her swagger, her Don Juan-like seductions of society women around the world. from New Republic
What she has not lost is twinkle, attack, swagger; it was terrific to see that performing bravado back in action. from The New York Times
Wealth, toughness, libido, swagger: The more of it there is, the thinking often goes, the better the song will be. from The New York Times
Even when spouting from the mouths of scrawny kids like Lydon or Strummer, punk was full of rock's macho swagger. from Vice
Written and directed by Reggie Rock Bythewood (Notorious, Get on the Bus), Swagger will be based on Durant's early life. from TechCrunch
His talent won him notice, but his hothead swagger, a throwback to the sport's rowdier days, made him a superstar. from The New York Times
And let's be real: The Star Wars franchise isn't exactly starving for swashbuckling male leads whose personalities coast on swagger. from Vox
The bass-baritone Adam Plachetka, as Guglielmo, comes across as more blustery and impulsive, with a robust voice and swagger. from The New York Times
On the TV screen, he's filled with the kind of animated swagger that disgusted Al and left Earn awe-struck. from The New York Times
"The group is confident, they're playing easy, and there's some swagger in that room right now," Manager Gabe Kapler said. from The New York Times
Test Drive: Silky and sexy, not unlike women's lingerie, though geared for men with swagger (not to mention flat stomachs). from The New York Times
We had shaken off our colonial hangover, and finally embraced the swagger that came from being the outsider, the interloper. from The New York Times
Embodied with the silken swagger of a film noir villain by Olwen Fouéré, Three makes one hell of an entrance. from The New York Times
As embodied by the imposing Mr. Pedersen, he's also a classic western hero: white hat, casual swagger, stony, squinting stare. from The New York Times
" Quinn added: "I think he's got an incredible ability, which I think great players have, to have swagger without arrogance. from The New York Times
Some young sommeliers found the earlier Theise catalogs, extracted the fogy-smashing exuberance and filtered it through ego-addled swagger. from The New York Times
No state can match its swagger or eccentricities; no state generates more loyalty within its borders, or more controversy beyond. from The New York Times
His street swagger attracted the attention of gangsters in the Profaci organization, one of New York's five original Mafia families. from The New York Times
No one's emerged in the past 20 years to capture the public eye with that kind of swagger and notoriety. from The New York Times
"Find your magic" was the tagline, and that magic didn't boil down to sweat, swagger or a sheaf of condoms. from The New York Times
There is something about his swagger, his unabashed embodiment of a time when women were eye candy and arm candy. from The New York Times
Only by raising his natural voice, with whatever swish and swagger it contains, will Pharus set himself, and others, free. from The New York Times
He's got swagger befitting a man with twice as much experience, and a country with twice as much military power. from Vox
Dawoud is the street photographer who captured the swagger of the people and life exactly as it was lived back then. from The New York Times
Look at Black Panther's take-no-shit stance and Nebula's confident swagger – this is not a group to be messed with. from Mashable
Like Point Break, Speed casts Reeves as a cocksure young cop, but this time there's no ironic layer to the swagger. from Vox
I have this swagger, as you've said -- &aposfirecracker,&apos &aposfirebrand,&apos &aposlittle pistol&apos -- all my career, there are these quotes. from Fox News
"Swagger," which is co-produced by Imagine Television, and Durant's Thirty Five Ventures, is based on Durant's experiences playing youth basketball. from CNBC
Her timing is spot-on, and she injects some boyish swagger in a power dynamic that would traditionally have her simpering. from Refinery 29
They distill the best elements of their genre: energy, hooks, and experimentation, into weapons of concentrated pop annihilation and undeniable swagger. from Vice
Tragic day for the Cleveland Browns ... the team's first-ever live mascot, Swagger, has passed away after a battle with cancer. from TMZ
The two Netflix series it's launched so far, Daredevil and Jessica Jones, are daring and tragic, full of prestige and swagger. from Vox
He got his swagger back in the first leg of the FedExCup playoffs where he beat Jordan Spieth in a playoff. from Reuters
It's a perfect medium for the lyrical candidate, allowing him to showcase his bombast, swagger, and lack of foreign policy experience. from Mashable
In the following days, a new term gained steam: "big d— energy," used to describe someone who exudes confidence and swagger. from People
She adds a swagger to her stride and a steely determination to her demeanour that are hard not to cheer for. from Reuters
Maybe it's his confident-yet-wounded-swagger or the explosive chemistry he shares with co-star and love interest Sasha Lane. from Refinery 29
Performing Swift's 2008 hit "You Belong With Me," Vigor nailed Swift's confidence and performance swagger, right down to her facial expressions. from People
It's a two-hour made-for-TV movie after all, a genre that doesn't typically allow for much experimentation or swagger. from New Republic
Perez would pull up and hop out with swagger, and before he'd even open his mouth, he was 90 percent home. from Vice
But seeing him at his home base, surrounded by fans, actually gave an endearing glow to his more usually contemptible swagger. from Mashable
" When Pompeo took over at the State Department just over two weeks ago, he pledged to bring back the agency's "swagger. from CNN
It's also unlikely that if O'Rourke gets walloped, he'll be able to carry the same swagger into Iowa and New Hampshire. from New Republic
New wineries and new regions often announce themselves with wines full of fruity swagger, but Zhang had clearly avoided the temptation. from New Yorker
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei seemed pretty smug this week, judging by the Trump-like swagger of his Twitter feed. from Vice News
That it had some performance problems on PS4 that turned a pleasant stroll into a queasy swagger from time to time. from Vice
Alonso typically speaks with a rapid-fire swagger, but his voice slows down and drops an octave when discussing his experience. from Vice
Maybe her apparent lack of legible blackness — of grit, stank and swagger — made a striking contrast with his abundance of it. from The New York Times
Demonstrating the swagger that delights her admirers and prompts eye-rolling from detractors, Ms. Pelosi said Democrats needed her in charge. from The New York Times
Mr. Kaczynski has struck upon a potent mix of populist social programs, patriotic swagger and selective historical remembrance to build support. from The New York Times
Of course, it's not just CM Punk -- WWE stars like Brock Lesnar and Jack Swagger have taken pro fights and won! from TMZ
At the same time, the International Style was overtaking Europe, its steel-and-glass swagger aligning with the dictator's muscular nationalism. from The New York Times
"We do not have anything like that in Germany," said the reporter, Lukas Hermsmeier, referring to Mr. Dietl's vulgarity and swagger. from The New York Times
When you walk on the streets of the Bronx, there is an undeniable swagger shared by those who are from here. from The New York Times
His photographs, enlivened by friends, subversive wit and a hip-hop swagger, are on show in a major retrospective in Paris. from The New York Times
Mr. Trump soon replaced Mr. Tillerson with Mike Pompeo, who has promised to bring back the State Department's "swagger" and import. from The New York Times
After inducing a double play to end a scoreless first inning, Luis Severino bounced off the mound with his usual swagger. from The New York Times
He feels vulnerable until Wendy finally gets to him, which is uncharted emotional territory for a man prized for his swagger. from The New York Times
Replete with sequins, sparkles and some serious swagger, here are some of the night's hottest looks - updated as the night progresses. from Mashable
FBI agents and employees are often accused of having swagger, viewing themselves as better investigators than those from other government agencies. from CNN
Resistance for me is owning my multi-hyphenated identity with humble swagger and calling President Trump "Bannon's Poodle" on cable television. from The New York Times
Pompeo promised to bring "swagger" back to the State Department, and he named a number of career diplomats to top posts. from Politico
Swagger was the new music—sway was pushing people to 66 locations across the US at different times to experience it. from Vice
But his swagger fades a bit when I ask him about the role his double-dealing played in ruining Hilbert's FBI career. from Wired
Although Swagger is retired, he continues to behave like an active duty soldier, picking off his foes with impunity on American soil. from Wired
"He was funny and fearless with a chef's swagger and the heart of a story teller," a voice narrates over the clips. from People
"You've got that confidence, you've got that swagger, you feel it internally — you just feel good," DeRozan said of the team's momentum. from Reuters
This delicious recipe — spiced with a stylistic swagger and some stellar writing — has turned the series into something of a cult phenomenon. from The Verge
Sam's best friend Zahid, played by Nik Dodani, has the swagger of a television teen but the looks of an authentic one. from Refinery 29
Some people carry certain kind of swagger and the internet has found a term to describe it: Big Dick Energy, or BDE. from Mashable
Neither is a comfortable position for New York-born Johnson, who took office with a swagger last month promising Brexit by Oct. from Reuters
"We got our swagger back, offensively and defensively," Team USA guard Paul George, a three-time NBA All-Star, declared to reporters. from Reuters
For all their capitalist swagger, the metrosexuals were believers in industry, in mass production, in brands: Nivea, BMW, HMV, and Absolut Vodka. from Vice
Yet for all their swagger (tea anyone?), the Americans failed to win any of their knockout matches by more than one goal. from Economist
IN the late Victorian and early Edwardian period of 1880-1914, at least (see article), Britain had a swagger in its step. from Economist
His swagger, bravado, and bad boy charm undiminished with time, he still embodies those thrilling days when rock was new — and hot. from People
The proverbial slipcovers I'd reupholstered in the past hadn't fostered other similar actions, whereas the swagger required by dining alone, say, might. from The New York Times
But by more closely replicating a human's gait—at least one with lots of swagger—Georgia Tech's DURUS requires far less power. from Gizmodo
The program buzzed for the next 22015 years, buoyed by the local high schools that pumped life and swagger into Memphis basketball. from Vice
But in Miami there's a lot of fake boobs, fake asses, and fake cheeks, so what that swagger is, I don't know. from Refinery 29
While Theon as Theon is intense and full of swagger, "Reek represents the part of a person triggered by trauma," says Stines. from CNN
If he were a king, as his swagger and opera-singing occasionally suggested, he would stretch the constitution any way he wanted. from Economist
As soon as the haircuts started Luke ripped off his hat and he has walked around with this confidence and this swagger. from People
With a bluesy swagger, the band takes to this final opus with enthusiasm and creativity that even young, hungry acts often lack. from Vice
I slowly, methodically undressed her legs, and she smiled at me with a tantalizing swagger, which sent a shock up my spine. from Refinery 29
For all his swagger over the tariffs imposed by his administration, Trump cannot ignore certain unwritten rules that control his executive authority. from The Hill
As for Bobby, he's broken Wendy's trust, too, and with the same impulsive swagger that accounts for his gains and his losses. from The New York Times
As for Benedick and Beatrice, Mr. Carpenter's strut and swagger are a fine counterpart to Ms. Darcy's tart tongue and righteous spine. from The New York Times
Elio is taken aback, at the start, by Oliver's swagger—the hesitant youth, steeped in Europe, confronted with can-do American chops. from New Yorker
Through their Swagger Like Us parties, Bay Area duo davOmakesbeats and Kelly Lovemonster have been helping maintain San Francisco's queer nightlife scene. from Vice
Although purple, North Carolina turned deceptively red over the last few years, and Republican lawmakers have behaved with a potentially suicidal swagger. from The New York Times
Lacking the macho swagger of his peers, he is not a romantic magnet for the girls who throw themselves at his friends. from The New York Times
When Maddow's show began, MSNBC's president, Phil Griffin, said his channel had more "swagger" than it had ever had, because of Maddow. from Business Insider
I do think that he's lost his swagger, at least in the speeches and interviews that I've seen over the last week. from The New York Times
Duke was also recently cast in the Apple TV Plus series, "Swagger," so we can expect much more of him in 2020. from Business Insider
So when it came time to dance, sing and swagger in this Gina Prince-Bythewood musical melodrama, Ms. Mbatha-Raw was ready. from The New York Times
His style, his weird collection of capital-A Awesome skills, his smile and his swagger, all combine to make him a legend. from Vice
She combines her rock-star swagger with her carefree attitude to adjust, adapt, and master the art of the instant style transformation. from Refinery 29
Mr. Swenson's swarthy good looks are matched here with a sexy pirate swagger, but he's also in possession of a powerful baritone. from The New York Times
During that time and in the decades that followed, country music and the Marlboro man cowboy swagger gradually seeped into highland life. from Vice
An ode to rock-star style and swagger, "Black Beatles" takes a party anthem and makes it into an arena-worthy masterpiece. from Vox
Smith, 54, was wearing a black turtleneck and a blazer, thick glasses with a clear frame and a heavy coat of swagger. from The New York Times
Al Rafeea is 14 now and not a trained actor, but he works with this pungent mix of sweetness, swagger and steel. from The New York Times
She chafed against the rules of her home (her parents were Jehovah's Witnesses) and admired the carefree swagger and freedom of Bell. from Vice
Still, China has lost some of the swagger and appeal that once opened so many doors in Washington and on Wall Street. from The New York Times
"Crudo" begins as a piece of conceptual swagger, only to morph into something far more intimate and in some ways more exceptional. from The New York Times
She borrows swagger from her adventurous new friend Clover, and solves the mystery with the help of another, the robot wrangler Anna. from The New York Times
Her answer cut to the heart of how Hoffman, 40, has summoned the swagger to crash the PGA Tour's parade of millennials. from The New York Times
Leading a quartet, Mr. DeFrancesco stretches out wide beneath the singer's blustering swagger, often interceding with riffs and jabs of his own. from The New York Times
Nussbaum reacts to a gendered cultural hierarchy by deploying the weapons of that hierarchy against it: a certain combativeness, a bold swagger. from The New York Times
The Irishman has both the frenetic swagger of Scorsese's mob movies and the more contemplative gut wrench of his most spiritual films. from Vox
Can anyone even begin to count the multiple theaters available to the political party politicians that provide a stage for their swagger? from The Hill
When she returned to the stage to accept the award for best rap album, she had switched modes: from swagger to heart. from The New York Times
His Iago has a nice subtly seething quality; his Petruchio a swagger, humor and a smidgen of sensitivity; his Benedick a bruised braggadocio. from The New York Times
With his signature popped collar and his most eligible bachelor swagger, President James Buchanan lucked out when photographic technology captured his 1857 inauguration. from CNN
But Clinton appeared to welcome a matchup against Trump, pitching herself has his opposite, all her empathy and kindness against his macho swagger. from New Republic
"I knew I wanted to grow up to be you," Devon says, wanting to adopt his cowboy boots, swagger, and way with women. from Vice
In a feat of swagger only NASA could muster, three sunglassed men haul their payload across a lakebed in a 1963 Pontiac convertible. from Wired
Conceptual designer Brian Froud imbued Jareth with Bowie's gender-bending glam-rock vibe, even giving him a "swagger stick" shaped like a microphone. from Vox
Those comments gave credence to theories that Trump's tough guy swagger is more of a political device than a thought out diplomatic gambit. from CNN
If you were a strategist or a creative, swagger came with the job, along with corporate Uber and free lunches of glistening sushi. from Wired
Which makes his efforts to continue the Notorious swagger in his current social media game all the more confusing but intriguing to observe. from Vice
His swagger and refusal to prepare seriously for the presidential debates suggested a confidence that he could do the same to Hillary Clinton. from CNN
"She thinks he's dorky and funny, but also cool and sexy — he has a certain attractive 'swagger,' " an insider said of the pair. from People
The hit single, which comes off Ora's latest studio album, Phoenix, hits all the right notes with lyrics that complement Williams' confident swagger. from Refinery 29
Harrison Ford introduced a montage of details and concept art pieces with that "I can't tell if he wants to be here" swagger. from The Verge
Although Lloyd stayed mum leading up to her wedding, the "Swagger Jagger" singer has repeatedly talked about her connection with her now-husband. from People
But the trouble for Lincoln is that outside of the '90s-era Navigator, it's never recovered any sense of that old-school swagger. from The Verge
Elsewhere Billy Idol's "Rebel Yell" is castrated of its swagger and turned into a sonambulant piano ballad that'll break your heart… and Lana's. from Vice
He makes the verse varied and accessible, offering lines like "With love's light wings did I o'erperch these walls" with prime teenage swagger. from The New York Times
He will tell the Senate committee that his goal is to help the State Department "find its swagger once again," the outlet reported. from CNBC
One reason for South Korea's anxiety is that Trump's words can't be dismissed as mere swagger, since they've been echoed by his administration. from New Republic
Over time, with swagger and an unwavering belief in the value of physical bookstores, he turned it into the country's largest bookselling chain. from The New York Times
It seems fitting to see some British swagger in response to the American boxing movie—especially given the current resurgence of British champions. from Vice
Just a few months ago, oil prices were above $22016 and there was a swagger in the step of the U.S. shale industry. from CNBC
A trio of pale, nerdy guys, they intuitively understand the universal appeal, and also the implicit absurdity, of hip-hop-inspired sexual swagger. from The New York Times
He speaks with swagger and soaring statements about the glory of Turkey's Ottoman past, playing down the eight-decade secular interlude called Kemalism. from The New York Times
But that same political experience has helped boost her policy chops and sharpen her swagger, contributing to a polished performance at Tuesday's debate. from The Hill
You could see the city's swagger in the reflections from Jack Nicholson's sunglasses, Pat Riley's shiny slicked-back hair, Shaquille O'Neal's glistening pate. from The New York Times
And he connects handily with the bassist Reginald Veal and the drummer Jeff (Tain) Watts, favoring a hard-nosed, loose-limbed polyrhythmic swagger. from The New York Times
It chases after the nihilistic swagger of "Deadpool" and the anarchic whimsy of "Guardians of the Galaxy" but trips over its own feet. from The New York Times
She's a player who possesses what many an analyst might awkwardly refer to as "swagger"; she effortlessly demands your focus on the court. from Vice
In the special, "Beta Male," he strides across the stage, projecting swagger even as he jokes about being a coward or a creep. from New Yorker
It's a movie about the kinds of existence in which boxing, or the swagger of boxing movies, can feel like a big deal. from New Yorker
Even after the Raiders moved to Los Angeles and then moved back again, they never really lost their swagger, because Raider Nation endures. from Vice
"The Mars Room" is much smaller in scope than either of its predecessors, and seemingly more modest, with less swagger in the writing. from The New York Times
While presenting himself as the savior of the party's fortunes in a highly competitive state, Mr. Trump displayed little of his trademark swagger. from The New York Times
"Every one of these NYC Ferry boat names have swagger and panache," said Alicia Glen, the deputy mayor for housing and economic development. from The New York Times
This aplomb can be seen clearly in her "Newlyweds on Holiday" (2016), which depicts two black men facing the viewer with nonchalant swagger. from Hyperallergic
This simple but curious work of Mr. Sehgal's, with fewer performers, less swagger and no real title, is one of his most intimate. from The New York Times
They wore beanies pulled low over their eyes in the heat, and even on the uneven boulders, they walked with an unmistakable swagger. from The New York Times
The album's broader strategy is to hint at the movie's story while concentrating on tales of struggle and swagger much closer to home. from The New York Times
Just get a load of that swagger as he or she strides up on camera: And how do the homeowners repay this generosity? from The Verge
When we met them near the pro shop, Knievel was older, slower and grayer than I imagined, but he still had that swagger. from The New York Times
Chipotle takes on the swagger of a financial dom and revels in telling you to cough up an extra $2, you little worm. from Refinery 29
The younger Mr. Gallagher, who walked for the Topman show, appears to have inherited his dad's rock 'n' roll swagger and distinctive eyebrows. from The New York Times
His American equivalents might include Chris Pratt and Ryan Reynolds, but he hasn't played superheroes, and any swagger his characters possess is unearned. from The New York Times
Swagger was born July 20, 2013, and was succeeded in his NFL duties by his son, SJ, in the middle of last season. from CNN
It also takes impressive swagger for the show to spend an entire episode chasing a red herring, especially so early in the season. from The New York Times
But Drake undeniably brought hip-hop to the masses, deftly flitting between pop and rap with palatable hits and a self-assured swagger. from CNN
Horrifying monsters are counterbalanced by the game's arrogant heroes who carry themselves with the sort of swagger that would make rock stars jealous. from Business Insider
With swagger alone, you're convincing yourself that you have something that you really may not have, and that others don't see in you. from Vice
Imagine a Europe where mammoths and woolly rhinos roam northern Scandinavia, Iberian wolf packs hunt aurochs and brown bears swagger through the Dolomites. from Vice
With his dark pomaded hair, confident smirk, olive skin, and pencil moustache, Gable's power was his iconic swagger that trundled through classic cinema. from Hyperallergic
Lil Me The sooty atmosphere, the complex rhyme structure, the tactile combination of claustrophobia and swagger: New York rap is a religion in decline. from The New York Times
And as Trump was literally casting the part, Tillerson fit the playbill: white-haired, Texas swagger, a self-assured master of the universe. Boom. from CNN
Both have the sauce and swagger demanded of the leading men of the stage, and neither are afraid to experiment with gender bending fashion. from Mashable
Alongside Sorrenti's journals and other artifacts, the images reveal the artist's enthusiasm, swagger, and gift for nurturing the distinctive style of '90s youth culture. from Hyperallergic
Burlington played host to one of the most volatile Trump rallies yet with Trump's characteristic bombast and swagger met by equally forceful, repeated protests. from Mashable
Hudson's fishnets perfectly capture Campbell's commitment to sheer details, the singer gets the hemline just right and that swagger and smize is nearly identical. from People
In a show of swagger, Argentina last year issued $22001 billion of dollar-denominated bonds with a 22002-year maturity; investors snapped them up. from Reuters
Slightly older, as brash football player Vince on Friday Night Lights, Jordan was all swagger, almost staggering under the weight of his own bravado. from Buzzfeed News
Idris Elba will don his dapper topcoat and swagger back to our screens for another installment of Luther next year, BBC America announced Monday. from Mashable
Callum was the third-person cast, he had this easy swagger, and this confidence and his lack of trying to be a rock star. from Vice
He pledged at his confirmation hearing and has said publicly on numerous occasions that he wants the State Department to get its "swagger" back. from Fox News
Bernthal (The Walking Dead) has a handsome pugilist profile, coal-smoked eyes and the correct posture of go-to-hell swagger and war fatigue. from People
The film sketches its setting in bold strokes: Theron and her peers pace, swagger, and sprint in threads ripped from early MTV music videos. from Vice
In Ms Elliott's case, she became a figurehead for a more playful style of rap that gave away nothing in force and in swagger. from Economist
Beyond its swagger and expensive special effects, the Marvel comic book film series, of which this is the final instalment, celebrates flawed, individualistic superheroes. from Economist
Since his transfer from the CIA last April he has tried to restore "swagger" to the State Department—not boastfulness, he stresses, but pride. from Economist
Skateboards represent a casualness and swagger that hangs in the clean, ocean-y air throughout West LA, whether you ride a skateboard or not. from Mashable
Under fire are After Hours, Pure Sport, Arctic Force, Bearglove, Lion Pride, Swagger, Fresh High Endurance, Aqua Reef, Classic Fresh, Fiji, Wolfhorn and Champion. from People
With October at its end, we're prepping to swing into the holidays and embrace the oncoming chill with seasonal swagger — from head to home. from Refinery 29
TODAY'S NUMBER 332 That's the newest area code for Manhattan, but it just doesn't have the swagger that 212 holds for most New Yorkers. from CNN
Burt Reynolds, whose studliness, swagger and snappy patter have helped set TV and movie fans' pulses racing for nearly half a century, has died. from People
Gotti's style and swagger made him the perfect fodder for Hollywood, and until his death in prison in 19803, he reveled in his notoriety. from Vice
The pomp and swagger are at odds with his avatar: a Snapchat Boo-R code, featuring nothing but a set of pristinely maintained teeth. from The Verge
But some Olympians display a certain swagger, thanks in part to their strong accessorising and/or hairstyle game — as well as their athletic prowess. from Mashable
What's consistent, however, is the confidence—that DM-sliding, dick pic-swinging swagger that knows no boundaries, nor anything about what women find attractive. from Vice
The performances are minimalistic and not entirely memorable — Zovatto is a one-note swagger machine, and Minnette mostly just looks lovelorn and then terrified. from The Verge
"As I've said, and I'll elaborate more, I want the State Department to get its swagger back," Pompeo said in May upon taking office. from The Hill
" Echoing a theme from his remarks to State Department employees on Tuesday, Pompeo again said he plans to give the department back its "swagger. from CNN
Watching him as president, I greatly admired how this highly intelligent and supremely confident figure managed the affairs of state with verve and swagger. from The New York Times
Despite all the swagger the military budget will be cut by 6 percent annually for the next three years, after 15 years of increases. from The New York Times
Samsung was regaining swagger with its high-end phone models, like the Note 22014, in which the screens appear to spill off the side. from The New York Times
He'd long admired Netanyahu's swagger and oratorical skills, his insistence on projecting himself as a great historical actor, and his willingness to challenge Obama. from New Yorker
But if Donald Trump's embrace of sexual swagger and hyper-masculinity alienates enough voters to elect a woman, feminism will be in his debt. from The New York Times
On the immediate level, one might wonder whether Hughes's proposal of five hundred dollars a month is really enough to boost one's existential swagger. from New Yorker
Emboldened in the second half, Guatemala played with a swagger it had not dared exhibit earlier, flicking deft back-heel passes to escape trouble. from The New York Times
Meanwhile, Yachty has become the go-to hip-hop artist for pop stars looking to spike a single with innocent fun and zany swagger. from New Yorker
Beyonce does for the feminine other what rap does for the masculine: instills self-confidence, solidarity, and swagger for everyone historically denied those things. from Vice
But the harder truth is that the cultural reboot she stands for can only happen if it's marketed with this glitz, swagger, and scale. from Vice
"Love Yourself" is all swagger and horns, with Blige returning to the big R&B pop sound she shed for her 2014 dance album. from Vice
Panelist Jenny McCarthy was the first to comment on his stature, calling him "Kevin Hart little," while the others noted that he has swagger. from Refinery 29
"We was dirt-road poor and cane-switch raised," Colt Ford rapped here, on a song that brought casual rap swagger to country balladry. from The New York Times
Mr. Brock opened Husk in 2010 with the swagger of a prizefighter, promising to show that Southern cuisine was the greatest in the world. from The New York Times
When she was growing up her favorite comic was Eddie Murphy and, like him, she isn't afraid to swagger, preen or grab her crotch. from The New York Times
We tend not to think of Ms. Franklin that way — as an artist of bravado and nerve and daring, as a woman with swagger. from The New York Times
In Peru, where he was born, raised and began his cooking career, this kind of hat is typically worn, with a swagger, by cowboys. from The New York Times
On Comedy In "Alive From New York" on Netflix, Davidson alternates swagger with anxiety and fragility, a mood that's increasingly common in modern comedy. from The New York Times
Dalio told the CNBC panel that China's new swagger was further evidence that the world now echoes the depression era of the last century. from CNBC
In a show of swagger, Argentina last year issued $22002 billion of dollar-denominated bonds with a 100-year maturity; investors snapped them up. from Reuters
Pompeo earned goodwill early by naming career staffers, such as McKinley, to top posts and saying he wanted to give State its "swagger" back. from Politico
This might be a weird word to self-apply, but I'm going to say there was a little bit of swagger when playing it live. from Vice
Being young has its advantages — it means I have more energy, more swagger, and more years ahead of me than a lot of my competitors. from CNBC
One thing to know about ACP: he was a very cool guy who has the swagger of someone who has walked away from accidents before. from People
Jessy Wilson and Kallie North have managed to mix a unique, potent cocktail of country girl swagger and R&B, every song dripping with soul. from Mashable
Mr. Lopes's "Pantagruel" also opened with a unison burst of energy before shimmying along the border between nervous aggression and a certain floppy-limbed swagger. from The New York Times
Sure, he's little more than a marketing tactic that prays on our deep-seated desire to seem cool and edgy, but the dude has swagger. from Refinery 29
He's so full of bravado and pseudo-military swagger that he seems like a satire of the usual flavor of machismo that permeates Bay's filmography. from The Verge
If not, at least in the present moment for both stylists and survivalists, the G-Wagen makes its case for storming the streets with swagger. from The Verge
"But if Alden has the right swagger and attitude to pull that off, that's more important than being a Harrison Ford look-alike," she said. from Reuters
Other new parties—Modern in Poland, Momentum in Hungary and NEOS in Austria—match the populists' enterprise and presentational swagger while fighting their world view. from Economist
Even Jeb Bush himself, like his brother — who moved to Texas and adopted a swagger — has at times seemed eager to escape his familial roots. from The New York Times
His swagger resonated as he talked about a time in America when women and minorities could not fully complete against white men in the workplace. from Reuters
It encapsulates the swagger that comes with showing up to an event hours late while buzzed off a dreadful mix of Ace Hill and Hennessey. from Vice
The beat was bouncy and minimal, melodic in all the right places, and her delivery had all the London swagger of a young Lady Sovereign. from Vice
He was discovered on YouTube when he was 13, tutored by something called a "swagger coach," and catapulted to an unfathomable level of international fame. from Vice
"A lot of belief, a lot of confidence and swagger with this group right now," Calgary's Mikael Backlund told reporters after scoring in overtime Friday. from Reuters
So I'll handle runner-up: Jordan Fisher owned the role of Doody with an Elvis Costello meets Bruno Mars-like combination of nerdiness and swagger. from The Verge
The city of Houston, which identified heavily with a company once considered among the most innovative in the world, took years to regain its swagger. from CNBC
He had the swagger, he had the personality, he had the look, he was a cool guy, he was hip to what was going on. from Vice
It's stuffed with plenty of old-fashioned rippers, songs like "Kafe Mania!" and single "Plastic Thrills" built around incendiary riffs and oozing glam-punk swagger. from The Verge
But then again, on Swagger, you've got a song like "Life in a Tenement Square," which was a really hard song to sing and write. from Vice
Going forward, we'll find out if Will is able to maintain this swagger throughout the season, and end The Bachelorette as Rachel's one and only. from Refinery 29
China's "one country, two systems" policy governing Hong Kong is inherently unsustainable and was bound to run into trouble as Beijing's confidence and swagger grow. from Business Insider
Imagine a physical comedy meme like planking, or "Gagnam Style," or "The Harlem Shake" — but with a booster shot of mid-'22s hip-hop swagger. from Mashable
"The new Shelby GT500 will surprise supercar owners with its Ford Performance racing tech, supercharged engine and visceral swagger," Jim Farley, Ford's global president, said. from Business Insider
VOULKOS: THE BREAKTHROUGH YEARS The biggest name in mid-185373th-century ceramics, Peter Voulkos (185363-185353) brought Abstract-Expressionist swagger, scale, and heroics to clay. from The New York Times
He was an effortless stage presence, moving with a jaunty swagger while remaining warm enough to make eye contact and small talk with individual fans. from The New York Times
From the very first look, it was clear that through impeccable casting and styling, Chavarria captured a look that was sweet and full of swagger. from Vice
"Cash me ousside" girl, aka Danielle Bregoli, has upped her swagger ... telling Champion sportswear to f*** off, and proclaiming herself the new thing in Hollyhood. from TMZ
Wearing a black leather jacket and skinny jeans, he looked the same, but the old swagger was diminished, replaced by a certain world-weary exasperation. from The New York Times
Adding to the Qataris' swagger is the feeling that self-inflicted wounds by Saudi Arabia and the Emirates have given Qatar a free leg up. from The New York Times
Critics of Jordan say that he lacks the swagger and menace of the Killmonger character and that he appears to be reading off cue cards. from The New York Times
The internet is collectively swooning over a mysterious Chinese woman on TikTok who has more swagger than most of us could ever hope to achieve. from Buzzfeed News
The Apple project, "Swagger," got its start when Mr. Grazer and Mr. Durant spent time together at Google Camp, a summertime conference on the Mediterranean. from The New York Times
"I've kind of said everything I have to say, better than everybody else," he said with the trademark swagger that runs through his famed diaries. from The New York Times
That has led to a newfound confidence and swagger in the city, Bowman said, "and the Jets are taking this to a whole new level." from The New York Times
He comes across with more New York City swagger than I do from the Midwest and definitely not the way that I'm raising my kids. from The Hill
The three thieves — Jack Murphy, Allan Kuhn and Roger Clark — were tan, fit beach boys in their 20s, full of swagger and Rat Pack chic. from The New York Times
But now, as focus turns to the New Hampshire Democratic primary on Tuesday, Mr. Buttigieg is campaigning with confidence — and a large dose of swagger. from The New York Times
If you're in the market for some wireless earbuds that don't just play music but also give you a little fashion swagger, you're in luck. from Mashable
She formally introduced her solo project last spring with "We Need to Talk," a debut record laden with playful pop melody and R&B swagger. from The New York Times
In recent years, however, even as the wins continued to come, the ring swagger seemed to give way to a more genteel, rote performance art. from The New York Times
For almost two decades after becoming world champion in 1985, he dominated the game with a ferocious style of play and an equally ferocious swagger. from Wired
At the Spaniard, a new bar in the West Village, the wings swagger Buffalo-style, slathered with barbecue sauce and given a blue cheese dip. from The New York Times
Tieless, with legs crossed, he ticked off his company's latest accomplishments — robust digital growth, updated advertising capabilities — with the swagger of a knowing publishing chieftain. from The New York Times
George W. Bush ushered in Texas swagger and cowboy boots, and made McLean, where General Hayden lives, the hot neighborhood for that era's Republican elite. from The New York Times
Where last year he was quiet and reserved as he was working his way back, he was this year approaching practice with a noticeable swagger. from Vice
Here the movie fulfills those hoary tropes by getting Hirsch to kvetch at Goldblum, Pullman to swagger with Caucasian hubris, Vivica A. Fox to sass. from Vice
The American insistence on originality and swagger at all costs didn't yet translate to a Japanese culture that valued collaboration and respect for the architects. from Vice
There's a hypnotic, give-a-fuck 70s street swagger to it, thanks to the muscular basslines, but also a surfy swoon to Neilson's casual-cool croon. from Vice
What it is: Three and a half minutes of musical swagger, with Gaga extolling her own intoxicating charisma in a lyrical conflation of music and sexuality. from Vox
Dev, the woman responsible for the robotic hook that's the nucleus of "Like a G20103"'s swagger, was not at the level of the former two. from Vice
The deceased have been identified as Loyde Neal, 52, of Lincolnton, North Carolina, Sebastian Fredell, 22, of Lincolnton, and Andrew Abernathy, 46, of Shelby, Swagger said. from CNN
Coach said on Tuesday comparable sales for its handbag business increased in the third-quarter, driven by demand for its more expensive 'Rogue' and 'Swagger' handbags. from Reuters
Both came in shy and unsure, and left with a newfound swagger, not to mention new pendant necklaces, as well as a clutch of other jewelry. from Refinery 29
On stage, he wears a dress shirt and well-tailored suit pants, holding the attention of the audience with the swagger of a hedge fund manager. from Buzzfeed News
The City Girls' aesthetic recalls beautiful black Bratz dolls, with their swagger, rude attitudes, and demand to be spoiled by men who want sex from them. from Buzzfeed News
Solo can never achieve the swagger that it desires, but it feels like a film put together by a group of fans having a good time. from The Verge
This David Bowie-inspired song features Jermaine Clement's effortless swagger and smooth voice as a wily crab up to no good when he meets our heroes. from People
Bush, who was campaigning for her younger son in New Hampshire, said "America needs" Jeb and drew an implicit contrast to the brash swagger of Trump. from Business Insider
Swagger was a fan favorite at FirstEnergy Stadium ... and even got some one-on-one time with folks like UFC champ Stipe Miocic and Baker Mayfield. from TMZ
He's funny, yes, and he's got swagger to spare – but his brilliance really shines in those in-between moments, when Yondu thinks no one is looking. from Mashable
The maker of the Swagger line of leather handbags also reported its second consecutive quarter of sales growth, spurred by demand in China, Japan and Europe. from CNBC
Trump's unique unorthodox political style, rambling speeches and boastful swagger have often detracted from the message his campaign is trying to implant in the public mind. from CNN
The all-too-plausible fear is that his own tendency to swagger, along with domestic political pressures, will spur him further down the spiral towards war. from Economist
She feels like she's in the in-crowd right now and loves that Scott has swagger and money and that he loves to travel and party. from People
The swagger that was there in "Enthiran" is missing, his age is evident, and the trademark dialogue is too sporadic and fleeting to make an impact. from Reuters
It's a moody, swagger-filled work with gut-wrenching breakup songs, girl-you're-too-good-for-him anthems, and even a few eyebrow-raising sex tunes. from Refinery 29
I would make beats for MGK and he would go to this studio called Swagger Studios a lot and work with this guy named Ben Schigel. from Vice
The much-missed Oberyn Martell brought desperately needed wit and swagger to the show, so we had every reason to expect the same of his countrymen. from Vice
This is the swagger that pulls other celebrities who incline toward the provocative—Lady Gaga, Kim Kardashian, Kanye West, Riccardo Tisci, James Franco—into her orbit. from New Republic
Earlier in the month, the actor, who plays Bob Lee Swagger on the USA drama, was the "victim of a freak accident" during a family outing. from People
"She thinks he's dorky and funny, but also cool and sexy — he has a certain attractive 'swagger,' " another insider said of Jenner, 210, and Griffin, 22016. from People
The swagger of the vocalist strutting around the stage or the guitar player wielding his instrument like a battle axe has become the stuff of myth. from Vice
The worst version is overly aggressive, tripping when it wants to swagger and leaving holes that a skilled team can start to pick apart early on. from Mashable
With his bombastic swagger, changing policy positions and larger-than-life persona, Mr. Trump has proved to be an irresistible subject for writers and political satirists. from The New York Times
It will require a new understanding of ourselves and our country, a kind of mindfulness about who we are, really, now that the swagger has gone. from New Republic
"It's a combination of really smart, innovative, good-for-the-environment technology and really flashy, look-at-me swagger," he said, as Arnett cackled in agreement. from The New York Times
Jordan has swagger to spare, with those rolling shoulders, but there's a breath of charm, too, all the more seductive in the overblown atmosphere of Marvel. from New Yorker
Workers describe a mix of sex, swagger, suspicion and racial resentment that makes the factories — the Chicago Assembly Plant and the Chicago Stamping Plant — particularly volatile. from CNBC
Then, with a snare-driven build, it grabs you by the throat, kicking into overdrive as vocalist-drummer Anastasia Sanchez serves up some Chrissie Hynde swagger. from Vice
They came on not with the passionate intensity of pirates, nor with the studied calm of professionals, but with the swagger and smiles of joy-killers. from Vice
"So I think the UK should have a little bit of swagger," he told the event, which was tagged 'coming together to make Brexit a success'. from Reuters
Mr. Barbagallo's "My Old Man (And Other Stories)," which Time Out called "rich — in swagger, invention, mischief and heat," recently finished a run at Dixon Place. from The New York Times
And now with Hickman and Larraz's new X-Men comic, and all of its mythos and swagger, there is truly a new dawn for Marvel's mutants. from Vox
Contrasting Mr. Edwards's hollow presentation with Arnold Schwarzenegger's brazen campaign for governor of California, Mr. Buttigieg wrote that Republicans had cornered the market on political swagger. from The New York Times
Perhaps it is just insect swagger, or it might be the narrow preoccupation with the task at hand, common to many insects that bite or sting. from The New York Times
Mr. Lee's dialogue encompassed Catskills shtick, like Spider-Man's patter in battle; Elizabethan idioms, like Thor's; and working-class Lower East Side swagger, like the Thing's. from The New York Times
We know it by the pop-heavy swagger, with its karaoke-ready lines about love and heartbreak that can somehow be memorized after just one listen. from Vice
Few seem to relish it more than Gossage, who despite his age carried himself with the swagger of the late 70s do-anything, say-anything Yankees. from The New York Times
Once, though, Mr. Lu, 57, seemed to swagger with confidence as the official directed by Mr. Xi to tighten the Communist Party's stranglehold over the internet. from The New York Times
"He's got a little New York in him, that little cockiness, that little swagger that you need to play up here in the Northeast," Todd said. from The New York Times
And yet, many assumed Mr. Grimm was the favorite, neutralizing Mr. Donovan's advantages with his Trump-style swagger and relentless ubiquity at diners and borough functions. from The New York Times
Unlike other subjects in Mr. Szabo's work — typically teenagers on Long Island — the lifeguards appear without swagger or self-mythologizing; they are neither vulnerable nor libidinous. from The New York Times
Mr. Pompeo also promised the crowd that he would help American diplomats regain their "swagger," alluding to a department that had been diminished under Mr. Tillerson. from The New York Times
There, he sits down with the morning papers, avoiding the fathers who swagger in twos and threes around the infield waiting for the game to start. from Washington Post
He was immensely popular with his Seattle teammates during his five and a half seasons there, bringing a unique swagger with his larger-than-life persona. from The New York Times
Without the swagger and smirk of "Hold Up," the rage and apathy and acceptance and forgiveness that follows in Beyoncé's redemption tale would have felt incomplete. from Business Insider
It would be a matchup made possible, in part, by Karlie's newfound swagger, which helped carry Stanford to a 26-473 record going into Saturday's game. from The New York Times
Speaking of swagger: This winter, the Olympic gold medalist Bode Miller will guide groups of five on daylong coaching and skiing adventures for $13,21, breakfast included. from The New York Times
Yes, there is biased policing against black people, but they bring a lot of it upon themselves, with the dress code, the swagger on the streets. from Vice
The exchange was typical, signaling that if Mr. Cohen was chastened some by the near-term prospect of jail time, he had hardly surrendered his swagger. from The New York Times
From the reggae-tinged swagger of "#1 Record" (oh fickle girls), to the thrashy punk of "Loner," to the breezy louche pop of the title track. from Vice
Maybe they liked some of the vague substance of Trump's campaign, but even in the media, what substance there was got lost in all the swagger. from Vox
At 45, with a lumbering swagger and drawling parables culled from the family farm, Mr. Roe has steered Mr. Cruz's onetime long-shot presidential bid into contention. from The New York Times
She was from San Francisco and walked the halls of St. Louis Country Day School with a swagger that no one else could even come close to. from People
Kiryu, the main protagonist of Sega's long-running Yakuza series, exudes an embittered, stoic swagger, like a young Clint Eastwood with tattoos streaming down his shoulder blades. from Wired
Before all that, though, he starred in multiple sports at Florida's North Fort Myers High School and took a senior portrait that already boasted his trademark swagger. from Mashable
We should encourage developers to use a common language like RESTful API Modeling Language (RAML) or Swagger to accelerate the pace of innovation by making APIs reusable. from TechCrunch
He also has a reputation as a peacock: a rival MP dubbed him the "Minister of Instagram" for his carefully curated photo feed showcasing his sartorial swagger. from Economist
I want them to sit and think about who they are without their lawyers, their millions, their fancy cars, houses upon houses, their 'playboy' status and swagger. from Business Insider
Week 1 stat line: 5 punts, average 45.2 yardsWhy you might remember him: Marquette King became beloved for his swagger as a punter for the Oakland Raiders. from Business Insider
If we embrace the violent swagger of American icons in the tradition of John Wayne or Charlton Heston, we're not seen as patriotic heroes—we're just thugs. from Vice
Topshop: 30% off all Ivy Park Coach: Get 50 percent off best-selling Coach bags like The Swagger Carryall which is now only $275 through 11/27. from Mashable
What makes Mr. Shiner and Mr. Irwin so ambitious is they do their old bits with the swagger of performers living in the age of Mack Sennett. from The New York Times
Though often seen as an embodiment of the nation's freedom-loving swagger, every gun comes loaded with an alternate history: not heroic self-reliance but hapless tragedy. from The New York Times
And as played by Suranne Jones, Lister has a carefully curated swagger, the kind of masculine energy few women are allowed to have on television in 2019. from Vox
But the firm has swagger, suggesting it might still get ahead of itself: "If an acquisition happens," says Mr Li, "we will be the ones devouring others." from Economist
Watching the film, you may start to find similarities between Devon and Smith: the age, the swagger, the style — but trust that Smith is not playing himself. from Refinery 29
From there, as several injured players mended and consistency returned to Cooper's lineup shifts, the Lightning regained some swagger and their reputation as a fast, talented team. from The New York Times
Page and Gray are ably backed up by the legendary André De Shields, who plays Hermes, the messenger god and the show's narrator, with ice-cold swagger. from Vox
Hill exudes a con man's swagger, and much of the fun of War Dogs is wondering when he'll reveal his true colors to his supposed best friend. from New Republic
While that company demonstrated it was able to show a strong amount of engagement, it's not clear if Down to Lunch can match that kind of swagger. from TechCrunch
I'd grown up on the blues-infused rock of guys like Jimmy Page and Slash, a type of playing with a specific swagger and woozy, boozy expressiveness. from The Verge
There was the time last season when he dapped Andre Iguodala before the ball dropped, but last night's display of swagger came with a side of intrigue. from Vice
They injected swagger into the American mainstream at a time when civil rights groups were singing "We Shall Overcome" and demonstrators still dressed in their Sunday best. from CNN
We asked our crème de la crème selection of journalists, columnists and pundits which of their male counterparts they give high marks for style, swagger and smarts. from People
"She thinks he's dorky and funny, but also cool and sexy — he has a certain attractive 'swagger,' " another insider said of Jenner and 28-year-old Griffin. from People
"In a scene filled with guys who swagger or rant or flamboyantly display their anxiety, Mr. Gondelman is the model of niceness and sanity," Mr. Zinoman wrote. from The New York Times
Besides the thrill of breaking sound barriers, the original film, and the new trailer, do a great job of capturing "the swagger of naval aviation," Snodgrass said. from Business Insider
West combined the erudition of an Ivy League-trained intellectual with the confident street swagger of a California native who admired the Black Panthers in his youth. from CNN
Mr. Hiddleston, whose style doesn't tend toward leading-man swagger, relays Pine's ambivalence over the violence he has to commit but doesn't have much else to play. from The New York Times
The maker of the Swagger line of leather handbags also turned in its second consecutive quarter of sales growth, spurred by demand in China, Japan and Europe. from Reuters
For one, Chicano culture has been steeped in a quiff-sporting rockabilly aesthetic since the time of the Zoot Suits, a look on par with Morrissey swagger. from Vice
Isolating his real strength, and honing it under Hough, gave Jansen a kind of swagger, the self-assurance so essential to rising through the minor-league grind. from The New York Times
Into this unfamiliar territory stepped a fresh, exciting England team, one stripped of the unwarranted swagger of its predecessors and coached by a fundamentally decent, approachable man. from The New York Times
Mr. Hawkins, for instance, needs more of the carefree swagger of a lovable rogue like Dancing Dan, while Dan's companions recede into the background as failed toughs. from The New York Times
Much of the newfound swagger and ambition on Ology can be attributed to Stint, a little-known producer from Vancouver who has unlocked Gallant's creativity and ambition. from Vice
Mr. Zinke had a Western swagger to him that some found appealing, but on matters of public relations he was not the sharpest knife in the drawer. from The New York Times
A colorful politician with long hair who liked to dance the night away in discothèques, Mr. De Michelis was an emblem of Italy's swagger in the 1980s. from The New York Times
What he may lack in boxing experience, he makes up for in both swagger and the sort of obnoxiously tailored suiting whose flattery extends to his crotch. from The New York Times
Loping around the stage with eyelids at half-mast, he hides his swagger behind an offhand style, but he's smart enough to let the mask slip periodically. from The New York Times
Teenage juveniles in the musical supposed the streets were their domain to be controlled, to be defended against all comers, to provide a stage for their swagger. from The Hill
News Analysis WASHINGTON — After North Korea threatened on New Year's Day to test an intercontinental ballistic missile, Donald J. Trump, then president-elect, reacted with characteristic swagger. from The New York Times
"Some folks on TV are starting to use the word 'front-runner' to describe our standing right here in Iowa," he said, with a touch of swagger. from The New York Times
For us, quitting requires more than the "take this job and shove it" swagger that sometimes presents when people of a different hue and class do it. from The New York Times
When we spoke this fall, at a hotel in Los Angeles, Daulerio, sipping a soda, still cultivated outlaw swagger, complete with a cigarette lodged behind his ear. from New Yorker
Handsome and with a plummy English accent, Mr. Spurr embodied a sort of fine tailored Savile Row-meets-rock 'n' roll swagger that bewitched American men's wear. from The New York Times
After he took over the State Department last April, Mr. Pompeo promised to return "swagger" to the ranks, which had been depleted and demoralized under Mr. Tillerson. from The New York Times
I look for foods with meatiness and fat — and perhaps some bitter swagger — to keep in check the demanding dryness in wines like Barbaresco, especially young ones. from The New York Times
He walks with a swagger, exudes a brooding, leading-man cool and is built like a bouncer, which perhaps explains his success in turning away his competition. from The New York Times
But they suggested that financial survival and journalistic swagger — the kind that made Condé Nast an emblem of the golden age of publishing — need not be mutually exclusive. from The New York Times
She knew there was a big difference between five boyish boys and a father's studious girl, but there was still a disappointment as she watched him swagger away. from Mashable
During that parade of iPhone redesigns and MacBook upgrades, it can be easy to forget that when Apple enters a new space, the company does it with swagger. from Gizmodo
I know he doesn't normally enjoy being in the crosshairs this much but the dinner guests at St. John understand his wildness and lack of super-slick swagger. from Vice
The opening scene of Shooter, a USA Network drama starring Ryan Phillippe as former Marine sniper Bob Lee Swagger, could be read as a sort of conservative fable. from Wired
Yet there's no mistaking that the current mainstream iteration of house music has transformed a once transcendental genre into something irreverent, full of bum-pinching, eye-winking swagger. from Vice
Beef Wellington has meaty competition in the braised rabbit, presented on a mound of old-school marrowfat beans and pork fat with all the swagger of a cassoulet. from Washington Post
They proudly wave the metalpunk banner with a little bit of gothy swagger and young Rollins snot, serving up an end result that's punchy, crude, and extremely listenable. from Vice
Her style shifts from sultry club performer in the opening to post-Beyoncé swagger through the verses to a more '90-style melismatic scale-climbing at the end. from Buzzfeed News
But having created the most spook-tacular pumpkin of an extremely competitive bunch must be good for some serious swagger in the halls of the NASA office buildings. from CNBC
One of Justice League's greatest achievements was getting away from the badly handled, muddied existential questions of What Heroism Means and just getting to some swagger and action. from The Verge
It's the voice—a mix of street tough New Yorker and tender schoolgirl vulnerability—that provided the heart, soul and swagger of the iconic '260s group the Ronettes. from People
"This is past the point of being a false start or some kind of fad, " Gilbert said, adding that the city has taken on an entirely new swagger. from CNBC
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PARIS — James Bond, 219 the Exhibition provides just enough ludicrous, louche swagger to fill hard-living, hard-killing art stars with envy. from Hyperallergic
Jack Swagger is fighting a factory worker who weighed 330 pounds 3 months ago ... and that regular dude, well ... he says he's gonna knock Swagger's ass out cold. from TMZ
So, Trump took the stage in Houston Thursday with a swagger, the unlikely favorite to win the Republican nomination after winning three states' nominating contests in a row. from Vice
Burberry shares fell by as much as 2% today after the announced departure of Christopher Bailey, the visionary designer behind the brand's iconic British swagger, the FT reports. from Axios
Later that night, at an unannounced Fool's Gold Records show, Fortune will swagger across the stage above hundreds of screaming fans drunk with exhaustion, humidity, and Lone Star. from The Verge
He starts with the usually swagger, masterfully dazzling the crowd with his skills like balancing a full cup of juice on his head (if only for a moment). from Vice
In his cocksure swagger, taunting demeanour and deliberate, cultivated gobshite persona, he was never going to be universally beloved in Britain, even if his talents were widely admired. from Vice
He had a little bit of the intonation, and the delivery, and even sort of the body posture — how he holds himself and a bit of his swagger. from The New York Times
Ortega is the more recessive of the two; he is a wily negotiator, with a street fighter's swagger, but he is a clumsy speaker and avoids public appearances. from New Yorker
"A lot of belief, a lot of confidence and swagger with this group right now," said Backlund of what's going right for the Flames during their winning streak. from Reuters
What we don't know is whether Secretary of State Mike Pompeo — who has vowed to bring State its "swagger" back — is aware of and/or encouraging Stull's actions. from Axios
Swagger has always been the soundtrack to their relationship—save for that one time Beyoncé dragged him for cheating—and pride has always been embedded in Beyoncé's brand. from Vice
But while it strained belief to think of women falling at the feet of the puffy, fifty-something 007, her swagger is seductive and self-aware and potent. from New Republic
And Jacquemus opted for an unforgiving knitted tangerine variation, to be worn with an oversize white shirt and the swagger of someone comfortable with having everything on show. from The New York Times
They have put a much-maligned early-season blowout loss to Pittsburgh distantly in their rearview mirror, evolving into a team that plays with pace, vigor and swagger. from The New York Times
His power, speed and technique, combined with his confident swagger and aggression, made him a crowd favorite during a recent moraingy (pronounced more-AIN-gee) match in Sambava. from The New York Times
Hawk, for all his swagger, is actually weaker, someone who accepts the strictures of 1950s American life and gets his highs by his surreptitious defiance of societal mores. from The New York Times
"The problem is that they came in very arrogant and convinced that they knew more than the outgoing administration — full swagger," another former Obama administration official told Politico. from Business Insider
Domino's version makes "Darktown" sound like "downtown" and gives it a second-line strut; mixed in stereo instead of 1950s mono, it clarifies the swagger of Domino's band. from The New York Times
But Mr. de Blasio can still win me over by checking his ego and swagger at the door and concentrating solely on New York City, all five boroughs. from The New York Times
Male rivals struggle to position themselves against Ms. Merkel, whose unexcitable and deliberative style has made the fist-banging swagger of her predecessors a parody of the past. from The New York Times
With his shaggy mop of hair stuffed under a beanie, the 13-year-old walked with a half-swagger, half-shuffle toward a storefront covered up with newspapers. from The New York Times
But the President's swagger cannot disguise that this is a sudden confluence of challenges that could squeeze his hopes of securing four more years as commander in chief. from CNN
In the championship game, the Shooting Stars ran into a juggernaut: the Southern California All-Stars, which had several sets of flashy uniforms and the swagger to match. from The New York Times
As the executive producer of NBC Sports for five years, he elevated the quality of its broadcasts and gave it some of the swagger of ABC's sports division. from The New York Times
It's ultimately a pose — one that can be struck at a rally with thousands of screaming fans or posted on an Instagram account for the Department of Swagger. from Vox
"Though his knowledge of policy was encyclopedic and his writing talent enormous, Joe didn't swagger," James Freeman, an assistant editor for The Journal's editorial page, wrote on Friday. from The New York Times
With all that to be resolved, the only question for traders is whether Poland's markets will continue their underperformance or whether they will achieve some of Hungary's swagger. from Reuters
That sets a tone of vindictiveness and suspicion for America's diplomats, whose morale Mr Pompeo sought to boost a year ago by talking of the "department of swagger". from Economist
Partly this worry reflected Donald Trump's addiction to bombast and swagger, which plays fine in Breitbart and on Fox News but doesn't go down well with foreign governments. from The New York Times
In the humble medium's alliance with everyday life, Pop artists found the perfect rebuke to the swagger of bronze, marble and steel, which dominated sculpture at the time. from The New York Times
We sweep in with oblivious swagger, with most Americans not knowing the difference between Shiites and Sunnis, assuming we're going to swiftly kick butt in an asymmetrical cakewalk. from The New York Times
He has it, that ineffable stuff which the best pro wrestlers have, the mix of charisma, in-ring talent, and swagger which sets him apart from his peers. from Vice
Fellow chefs asked whether he had taken on too much and succumbed, as a celebrity chef, to the seemingly impossible demands for culinary prowess, media swagger and empire-building. from The New York Times
Full of psychedelic slouch and swagger, like Spiritualized playing a Madchester rave, the album is almost suspiciously accessible, but dozens of listens later, Beyondless hasn't worn out its welcome. from Vice
Last summer around this time he was snapped in LAX wearing a brown tissue tee paired with his go-to aviator frames, favorite fedora and that signature BP swagger. from People
Even at age 10 when she saw the first movie, she walked out of the theater with his swagger in her step, knowing she wanted to become Jack Sparrow. from Buzzfeed News
But for all his undeniable talents and swagger, for all the importance he is deservedly accorded, it's my opinion that he is actually the runner-up on the track. from Vice
This latest album is blessed with an almost Craft-ian swagger, dragging that classic Scandinavian swing through the gutter and bringing to mind a self-loathing, black metallicized Inepsy. from Vice
"How will we protect ourselves and unite together?" she asks at the end of that Medium post; there is no swagger here, no score-settling, only a vulnerable responsibility. from The Verge
A mix of street tough New Yorker, vulnerable schoolgirl and the occasional flirtatious giggle, it provided the heart, soul and swagger of the seminal '215s girl group the Ronettes. from People
If you happen to be a Baloch labourer, your lot is to sit on the floor for hours, getting barked at and swatted by swagger-stick-wielding Saudi policemen. from Economist
For all of Axe's swagger, the showrunners paint him as a man who knew when to quit — or at least retreat until he had a new plan of attack. from The Verge
Over the course of 10 seconds, he dodges 21 punches and then moves away from the corner with a good amount of swagger, taunting Dokes with a little dance. from People
He possesses the sort of swagger that only comes from having lived a life endowed with so much banter no teacher has ever been able to tell him off. from Vice
One Edinburgh mobster's impression of Glasgow — "the people spoke differently here, and had a garrulousness to them that spilled over into physical swagger" — is among the more polite comments. from The New York Times
Whoever it was, and whatever it was about them––Han Solo's cocksure swagger, Kelly Kapowski's posi vibes––they take up residence in your mind and never completely move out. from Vice
In a statement issued by the White House, Obama spoke about Palmer's "homemade swing and homespun charm", and his on-course swagger "before we had a name for it". from Reuters
Having introduced the DB10 last year exclusively as a film prop for the latest James Bond misadventure, Spectre, Aston Martin has returned to Geneva with even more cinematic swagger. from The Verge
After opening-up a 6900-point lead in the RealClearPolitics average last month, Clinton's lead has been reduced to only 2628 points, giving Trump some of his swagger back. from The Hill
All he had to do was â€" casually â€" memorize Busta's rap in "Look at Me Now," know it "backwards and forwards," and perform it with the requisite swagger. from Mashable
Definitely not this woman, who is pointing her finger deliberately in one direction, with all the unwarranted swagger of a person who believes in the fable of linear time. from The Verge
The resulting images feature Gomez in the backseat of a vintage '76 Plymouth Fury, shining a spotlight on the Coach Swagger (one of the brand's new key bag silhouettes). from Refinery 29
Muñoz was Miranda's understudy for his musical In the Heights, and has apparently been bringing a new swagger to the role of Alexander Hamilton during the show's Sunday performances. from Vice
Soon, these rappers would once again go in separate directions, but, for one glorious moment, no one on the corner did have swagger like them on this ridiculous beat. from Vice
Pompeo, who has said he wants to bring "swagger" back to the State Department, called on the agency's diplomatic corps to do its part to carry out American interests. from The Hill
He's been described as the sexy Hamilton because of the swagger he brings to the role, and Mr. Miranda bestowed on him a hashtag-nickname, Javilton, that has stuck. from The New York Times
To add "war profiteer" to that list would only further diminish an industry that, with equal parts naïveté and swagger, has so often failed at trying to do good. from New Republic
"We wanted to make sure we turned over every rock to find someone who has the sort of charisma and the sort of maverick sort of swagger," explained Miller. from CNBC
Real Vision also celebrates the hedge fund life — the outsize trades, houses and swagger — and tempts aspirants like Mr. O'Dea into thinking that they, too, might join the club. from The New York Times
He gained fresh election-year swagger after fellow Republicans in the Senate acquitted him of impeachment charges, beginning an administration loyalty purge as his poll ratings hit new highs. from CNN
On their fourth album "Beyondless," released in May, these fresh-faced but already-veteran Danes deliver a sound that is as full of longing as it is of swagger. from The New York Times
Still, rappers dissed one another and argued with the judges in its first season in 2017, giving Chinese viewers a glimpse of the swagger and rebelliousness of hip-hop. from The New York Times
With their freaky 360 degree eyes, technicolor dream skin, high knee swagger, and crazy long tongue, it's safe to say that chameleons are about as chill as lizards come. from Vice
Flohio can rap about how "bitch, you know it's Flo Flo season," with the swagger of someone who's had their first shag in months and oozes a newfound confidence. from Vice
Photographed with a hip thrust forward to show off her Margiela apron dress and modishly frayed jeans, Lyn Slater projects a kind of swagger pretty rare among her peers. from The New York Times
Mr. Stango gives Pinnacle an appropriately weaselly mien, and Mr. Tolliver has a confident swagger that is effective when Verb is goofing off as much as when he's raging. from The New York Times
On "Earfood," a late-career highlight, the quintet capers from savvy updates of jazz standards to original ballads and new tunes that mix Southern warmth and hip-hop swagger. from The New York Times
In addition to dubbing State, "the Department of Swagger" on Instagram and urging his colleagues to "keep on crushing it," Pompeo also, for example, lifted Tillerson&aposs hiring freeze. from Business Insider
The kind of zeal—swagger, even—that Sanders stirred up among the left-of-the-Clintons crowd represented a fundamental shift: Socialism was suddenly back on the political menu. from Vice
Lawmakers interviewed by The Hill said Trump, who is known for his swagger and bravado, was polite, professional, deferential, and willing to listen to their concerns about his candidacy. from The Hill
The show generally succeeds, though, in approximating the dreamlike quality of the book, through inky nighttime visuals and elegantly slowed-down scenes of hallway swagger and brutally powerful acrobatics. from The New York Times
Those were things the Steelers failed to do during a four-game losing streak that sapped them of the swagger that had carried them to a 4-1 start. from The New York Times
Bookish, though not without a touch of the trader's swagger, Mr. Broeksmit was also a man of loyalties, always quick to share the burdens of a friend in need. from The New York Times