She offers an appealingly modest contrast to a swaggering billionaire.
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"He could not abide bigots and swaggering despots," Bush said.
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But there's a sense of strain within the swaggering persona.
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"I'm taking dominoes to the White House!" a swaggering Mrs.
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Adam Plachetka's Guglielmo provides comic relief mixed with swaggering, vulnerable masculinity.
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If this is the direction she's swaggering towards, we're very down.
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On the outside, I was a bold, overly confident, swaggering success.
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The swaggering beasts of the investment-banking industry have also been tamed.
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Yet somehow, WIRED's optimism didn't come across as saccharine, but as swaggering.
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But we have that idea of this swaggering secretary of state. Yeah.
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Swaggering men have long dominated the genre of truth-telling political humor.
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A wounded and swaggering identity geopolitics puts the world in grave danger.
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And now here's Tyler and BK, fistbumping and swaggering around to it.
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Not long ago, they were swaggering superheroes, Thor and the Dark Knight.
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He cultivated a swaggering persona, accentuated by bursts of obscenity-laced anger.
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Bishop Briggs sure has a set of pipes on her: Husky, swaggering, sensual.
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All that could spoil it are the flawed, but swaggering, World Series champions.
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That swaggering stage presence is mostly for show, not to intimidate the animals.
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But Dr. Arnold somehow manages to stay on the right side of swaggering.
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Allaudin is a comic-strip villain, half-pirate, half-sociopath, all swaggering id.
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Also appropriate would be 44, for Reggie Jackson, another swaggering import with prodigious power.
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Four swaggering thieves wearing leather masks and toting automatic weapons apparently rob a bank.
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Their swaggering first-round performance leaves two ill-prepared boys open-mouthed like fish.
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Patty's not the swaggering type you often find among other Instafamous stars and YouTubers.
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Friends and foes describe Mr. Khan, 65, as relentless, charming, swaggering and highly unpredictable.
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Mr. Taylor has a swaggering manner, while Ms. Luria is more reserved and cerebral.
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Laure, Comtesse de Chevigné, cultivated her persona as a sophisticated intellectual and swaggering rebel.
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Yet Montreal remains a swaggering multicultural city where French and English often co-mingle.
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The band's image, epitomised by Mr Plant's open-shirted swaggering, certainly contributed to their appeal.
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This Jesse Pinkman is no longer the punky, swaggering kid of Breaking Bad's early seasons.
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His instruments are resentment, sarcasm, unbounded insult, casual mendacity, and the swaggering assertion of dominance.
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Expect to hear the swaggering "New Level" blasting out of car stereos all summer long.
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Mr. Timoney was a swaggering cop, straight out of central casting, with a Bronx brogue.
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Perhaps above all John detested the abuse of power, could not abide bigots and swaggering.
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Mr. Chikli is a swaggering Franco-Israeli whose life was the subject of a movie.
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Unlike pretty much all of the above, Alex never adopted a swaggering Rush Limbaugh bravado.
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Mrs Merkel has spent a career handling swaggering men, from German political rivals to Mr Putin.
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Openness is an American tradition too, of a swaggering, risk-taking, profit-mixed-with-patriotism kind.
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You become a swaggering rock god, when in real life you might be a meek bureaucrat.
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America's swaggering General Patton disliked Brits, including Field Marshall Bernard Montgomery, a vital but flawed commander.
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The Mets, plainly, are desperate to bring back the caricature of Harvey as their swaggering savior.
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To many, Mr. Trump's blunt language and swaggering persona feel familiar and welcome, and ring true.
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I was a tomboy kid, a swaggering teen steeped in queer culture, then a masculine adult.
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As a teenager I worked alongside the macho, swaggering line cooks that he described so vividly.
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It features a Chinese action hero who takes on a sneering, swaggering American soldier of fortune.
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This should come as no surprise, since Haiti's swaggering revolutionary history has always discomfited white supremacists.
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It's the dramatic, swaggering, palatial centerpiece of "Anti," her most ambitious and best album to date.
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The pair dated for 6 months, then hit a roadblock that threatened to scupper his swaggering prediction.
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The stunning black-and-white video finds Moss lip-syncing and swaggering like the legendary singer himself.
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Trump made a show of putting on a hard hat and giving a swaggering double thumbs-up.
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Under a wash of reverb, Boettger's layers hypnotic melodic sequences and swaggering beats with alluring guitar work.
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I was bullied, like most people, by the popular boys—the most handsome and arrogant and swaggering.
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His reticence with China is all the more striking given his otherwise belligerent rhetoric and swaggering persona.
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It was the Rockaways' own subplot in the rebellion, largely untold, that pricked Mr. Shevlin's swaggering pride.
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The foreign-returned grandsons here aren't swaggering wheeler-dealers in need of lessons about humility and home.
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Turning to the retired officers reflects Mr. Trump's preference for having strong, even swaggering, men around him.
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The two women tentatively step on the netting as the beat and the swaggering lyrics kick in.
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William A. Ackman is a big-moneyed, swaggering hedge fund manager with a long list of accomplishments.
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And it was a look worn not with Dietrich-style elegance, but with swaggering and sweaty machismo.
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Mr. Swenson, a memorably swaggering presence in the last Broadway revival of "Hair," makes a fabulous entrance.
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That was his style: overstated, ultra-brash, and swaggering, even by the standards of the Reagan era.
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Swaggering up to the door, I wink at every businessman I see to get me in the mood.
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Macho, swaggering rock stars will always have a place in popular music and that's a cold hard fact.
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The track combines Thin Lizzy-inspired guitar theatrics and power-pop hooks with frontman Tony Esposito's swaggering howl.
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Kennedy's conduct during the Cuban missile crisis was the opposite of the current president's swaggering, ill-informed recklessness.
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The most striking example of this is "End Game," a smoothly swaggering thumper featuring Future and Ed Sheeran.
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He earned a reputation as a swaggering warrior who would turn up in a foxhole with his troops.
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Wry and swaggering, he's the only one having any fun here, which pushes the audience to Frank's side.
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He's a swaggering douchebag executive, but his demons are bursting at the seams of his custom Brioni suit.
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The biggest change, however, is that D'Artagnan is now a woman, played by the amusingly swaggering Miriam Hyman.
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He is partnered, odd-couple-style, with a swaggering undercover cop, Frank Poncherello (Michael Peña), known as Ponch.
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Parricide writes its own Shakespearean arc, and even the killers, Lyle and Erik, are handsome, tan and swaggering.
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She is in full drunk-asshole mode, like Henry II in The Lion in Winter: swaggering and self-satisfied.
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ANNE LISTER turns up in Halifax in 1832 with all the swaggering elan of a cowboy riding into town.
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For the party's swaggering, authoritarian ways are a challenge to the universal values which help to define the West.
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Early on, one swaggering young host told me Sweetwater was a pretty quiet town, without a lot going on.
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If she's not swaggering around like she owns the world, then what chance do the rest of us have?
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Based in Austin, Texas, Sweet Spirit plays a kind of sweaty, swaggering rock that is too rare these days.
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Of course Elvis and Sinatra deserve credit for the croon, but their performance styles were sexy and even swaggering.
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The private spaceflight company United Launch Alliance (ULA) usually plays the stodgy uncle to Elon Musk's young, swaggering SpaceX.
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Larry's parents are like a greedy Dickensian couple; the defense lawyer is a swaggering character out of a western.
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"Beyondless," their upcoming fourth LP, includes a swaggering, brass-laced duet with the pop singer Sky Ferreira ("Pain Killer").
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Like the Raiders of old, this season's team plays with a bottomless well of swaggering confidence and nasty attitude.
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She has been surpassed by Conor McGregor, the brash Irishman whose swaggering boastfulness and cage prowess have captivated fans.
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She met him when he was a swaggering St. Louis bandleader and she was 17-year-old Anna Mae.
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Its Cavaliers tend to be swaggering, arch and clubbable: David Cameron, Nigel Farage and to a lesser extent Tony Blair.
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Now we've got "Kids (Ain't All Right)," a furious stomp—all crunchy, 90s, distorted guitars, and Mitchell's husky, swaggering vocal.
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And then, snap, she's back to herself, shoving a hot dog into her mouth while swaggering out of the building.
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"HE COULD NOT ABIDE BIGOTS AND SWAGGERING DESPOTS" Bush, in his eulogy, described McCain as a man with a code.
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And Tessa Thompson, Thor: Ragnarok's swaggering Valkyrie, displays a more vulnerable side here as the group's least militarily adept warrior.
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Yet look behind the headlines about his swaggering rhetoric, and at other moments Mr Trump sounded like a conventional Republican.
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There were parts of the neighborhood that were, for all its swaggering proportion, simply without any use at that moment.
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It can seem as though Mr. Trump loves no sound more than the swaggering Queens timbre of his own voice.
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But Daltrey's peculiar swaggering selflessness is the key to this book, and a key (one of four) to the Who.
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Mr. Allen's saxophone, somewhere between mournful and swaggering, often holds parallel conversations with Gregg August's bass and Rudy Royston's drums.
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In these rooms, the empire is still swaggering, its colonial consequences left unexplored in favor of a pan-historical Xanadu.
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The so-called New Breed fans (named and championed by the swaggering, righteous Daily News columnist Dick Young) grew restive.
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The Trump administration will make plenty of laughable mistakes (which no politician can avoid, least of all a swaggering political novice).
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Once again, Alpini culture is less about martial swaggering, and more a vehicle for nostalgia for beauty of Italy's northern frontiers.
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But during our conversation, 1TakeJay came up with a term that I think pinpoints the essence of his swaggering, chattering companions.
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But Mr. Ryan took the stage less as a swaggering adversary than a beleaguered middle manager in a workplace cringe comedy.
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" This movie, he added, "may tire you out with its hammering, swaggering excess, but it is never less than wide-awake.
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If you are swaggering around with your iDevice and you don't see nature, then why would you want to preserve it?
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The Colombian team likes to play the racy, rousing rhythms of salsa; Uruguay's fans are blasting melodic yet swaggering rock music.
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The low comedy of charlatanry, however, should not distract us from the lethal dangers of a wounded and swaggering identity geopolitics.
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He cut a swaggering figure, with a taste for cigars and a reputation for persuading even the toughest suspects to confess.
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Increasingly, the parallel is being drawn between Ibrahimovic and another swaggering, self-possessed import who held Old Trafford in his thrall.
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In that case, you may want to explore your own feelings on the subject instead of projecting swaggering superiority onto others.
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But TV (not to mention real life) is full of shows that treat scofflaw cops and swaggering defense attorneys as heroes.
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Still, they have their own version of swaggering populism — the conviction that a vast, hidden swath of Americans agrees with them.
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I consider Trump a swaggering, overcompensating dolt who is nonetheless seen as tough and strong and masculine by millions of Americans.
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We saw the G-Wagen, as it's also known, make its swaggering entrance at the North American International Auto Show in January.
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The first sample comes in the form of "Drift," a swaggering, Rubin-produced track built around thudding percussion and a grinning flow.
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The book and numerous southern newspapers helped grow the man's reputation, and Jackson played into the role of a swashbuckling, swaggering strongman.
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In Takarazuka's "Chicago," women play the sultry Velma and Roxie as well as the swaggering Billy Flynn and the hapless-schmoe Amos.
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There was no frothy capacity crowd, no David Price and no bat-flipping, swaggering runaway train of a team to greet them.
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It is a swaggering reminder that Juventus has interminable control of the league—if not in reality, then at least in perception.
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Gary Cohn, Trump's swaggering economic adviser, was an instant hit because he carried himself like someone to reckon with, aides told us.
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And where the port city's champions see a swaggering no-nonsense metropolis free of bourgeois pretensions, others see a lack of refinement.
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Impulsive and naïve, she comes under the spell of a swaggering thief played by Vittorio Gassman, soon himself to achieve international recognition.
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And yet Britons awoke on Sunday to front pages depicting a swaggering prime minister, tousle-haired and defiant, refusing to back down.
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If anything, he's just another regular Joe, robbing, killing and swaggering his way to the American dream one bullet at a time.
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Few leaders have displayed Ms. Merkel's adroitness in handling swaggering, strongman leaders, whether it is Mr. Putin or Silvio Berlusconi of Italy.
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Massive in a stylish navy suit, hair swept back as though by sheer existential momentum, he was a picture of swaggering largesse.
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You might as well be in old Amsterdam, with swaggering burghers with swords and lace collars and long clay pipes strutting by.
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He is right for Atlético because the club represents the more earthy side of Madrid, less swaggering and more blue-collar than Real.
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Allegedly Gable's swaggering hunkiness was so great that American sales of men's shirts plummeted tremendously – as much as 75 percent, in some tellings.
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Many cities try to make themselves more appealing by building cycle paths and tram lines or by erecting swaggering buildings by famous architects.
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Last night Baker Mayfield, the swaggering former signal caller for the Oklahoma Sooners announced he was officially ready to take on all comers.
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This one is tough, mean, successful — and instantly distinguishable from the other Howard, because Simmons plays him with such swaggering, barely restrained bile.
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If Wayne in 2000 was a kid with promise, Wayne in 2008 is a swaggering force on a track, an absolutely ferocious presence.
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The original 1991 animated film is packed with memorable songs, from the swaggering "Gaston" to Angela Lansbury's loving rendition of the title track.
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There are other schools in other states that don't have [to contend with] a charismatic, swaggering CEO, so the dynamic is very different.
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Ronald Reagan, America's 40th President, is perhaps most fondly remembered as the former B-movie actor turned swaggering hero of the conservative right.
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In the earlier films, Pine leaned a little too heavily on Kirk's cockiness, perhaps a bit intimidated by William Shatner's swaggering, hammy portrayal.
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Both were members of a loose reporting collective called Pride of the Khmer, run by a swaggering former daily reporter named Chea Lyhieng.
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Was he the charming, ingratiating kid who never grew up or the swaggering, cagey entertainment magnate fiercely protective of his work and stature?
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After all, Trump and Steve Bannon have promised to upend the international order and reports of a volatile, swaggering Trump fit that image.
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Their swaggering, opiated hectoring has been honed by years of skateboarding, graffiti missions, inebriated kickbacks, and, of late, months of stop-start touring.
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LAS VEGAS (Reuters) - Swaggering hedge fund managers, long known for ignoring client complaints during years of strong performance, are trying something new: listening.
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The reasoning behind the federal government's decision to outlaw the swaggering camel was that he made smoking seem carefree and enticing to youth.
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A swaggering player with a quirky warm-up routine, he set pitching records for wins (400), strikeouts (4,19913), innings (5,526⅔) — and losses (298).
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Unfortunately, Trump also took a swaggering, threatening approach toward Iran — vowing to impose new sanctions and claiming that the killing of Maj. Gen.
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Pompeo, who graduated first in the class of 1986 at West Point, sounded more like a swaggering military leader than America's top diplomat.
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The moment he hit the stage in both Boston and Philadelphia, he proudly danced, swaggering to the front of the stage with confidence.
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The area, which was the site of gin distilleries and warehouses in the 19th century, became an important part of London's swaggering counterculture.
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But Philadelphia's top star was limited in Game 303: Joel Embiid, the swaggering franchise center, was a game-time decision because of gastroenteritis.
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Barack Obama, meanwhile, has hit the trail for Hillary Clinton with an elan that recalls his days as a swaggering presidential candidate in 2008.
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One meeting in 1976 took place amid a power struggle between two swaggering silverbacks, the CSU's Franz Josef Strauss and the CDU's Helmut Kohl.
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Uber's experience since swaggering into Shanghai three years ago is the latest example of a western fight picker who didn't understand the real odds.
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The nation is swaggering and hobbled, arrogant and humiliated, dangerous in our strength and dangerous in our weakness, hopelessly divided and somehow inherently indivisible.
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Missing from the Tour along with the swaggering American teams and prominent stars like Greg LeMond and Armstrong are large numbers of American fans.
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CreditCreditIllustration by Pablo Delcan No one would mistake Ben Cogan and Jesse Horwitz for "brogrammers," the jockish male coders swaggering across the tech landscape.
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Swaggering into Marlina's house uninvited, he immediately makes himself at home, demanding food and announcing that he and his friends will also rape her.
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I've got a lot of time for Young MA's steal-yr-girl fuck songs, but sometimes it's all about tender slow jams over swaggering seductions.
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But that was before 2017, when journalists revealed that Uber's swaggering "bad boy" reputation had enabled a host of abhorrent and potentially illegal business practices.
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What sets the film apart is how it explores the wartime experiences of Henry's brother, a swaggering Garrett Hedlund, and Hap's son, Ronsel (Jason Mitchell).
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What if these works were lent context by the sometimes humble, sometimes swaggering sculptures of the man who shared her life from 21 to 1966?
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But the swaggering Swiss was at least made to break sweat under the closed roof before claiming a 6-0 6-43 6-4 victory.
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Their snarled, swaggering Misfits cover is just perfect–I would totally go see these heavy metal miscreants play in a cobwebbed, bloodstained London dungeon anytime.
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He's the swaggering John Wayne of the stage, all denim and dust, buzzing with bravado and that guttural yell even as he approaches his seventies.
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He summed up his swaggering approach to buying power and influence in a 2014 email to a friend: "I play the game well," he wrote.
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Fenriz says he was ultimately hoping to make "slow heavy metal," and as we hear on the stomping, swaggering "Tundra Leech," job's a good 'un.
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Author Curtis Sittenfeld spun her fantasy version of the first lady into a novel, American Wife, about the ambivalent wife of a swaggering Texan politician.
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Starved of opportunities, many in the community took their cues from local gangsters, who exuded a swaggering masculinity that Mr. Williams contorted himself to realize.
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Ansari dramatizes this encounter in his signature style, rapid-fire dialogue in a swaggering high-pitched voice, comedy's answer to the flow of Eazy-E.
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The cover of "Flashman, Volume I" featured a swaggering bloke in uniform with a bare-breasted maiden of "exotic" background, in, of course, the background.
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Behold, an old-fashioned kind of rap album, the swaggering kind where the rapper boasts, flexes her muscles, and goes to great lengths to impress.
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Vincent Bolloré, a swaggering billionaire who is determined to grow in Italy, last year led his firm, Vivendi, to buy nearly a quarter of Telecom Italia.
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It would return in his most famous tunes, notably the climactic solo of "All Along the Watchtower" and the swaggering start of "Voodoo Child (Slight Return)".
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He has filled his cabinet with swaggering tycoons, such as Wilbur Ross, the commerce secretary, hoping they can knock heads together harder than career politicians can.
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And when I did sit down to write, years later, a lot of the character Charlie emerged from 'Birdland,' while Samantha came swaggering out of 'Gloria.
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It is struggling for profitability: German domestic banking is fiercely competitive; and its once-swaggering investment bank is being left in the dust by American firms.
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Ian McShane is bringing his swaggering charm to the upcoming season of "Game of Thrones," playing a character whose identity has been kept officially under wraps.
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Cohn fits Trump's idea of a swaggering banker and is viewed as likely to be nearly as dovish as Yellen on rates and the balance sheet.
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In Chazz Palminteri's adaptation of his film, with songs by Alan Menken and Glenn Slater, a boy falls under the swaggering sway of a local mobster.
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But its biggest political statement was Murphy herself and her ability to be as much of a swaggering, difficult force as any man in her job.
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"Comedy can't be some burly, swaggering, tell-it-like-it-is mosh pit and also be a delicate vase that needs to be protected," he said.
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Her digital version externalizes Daly's stunted sexuality; his swaggering captain character compels kisses from his female crew members, but they, and the men, have no genitalia.
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But Mr. Khalilzad — a swaggering, self-confident diplomat who prides himself on his independence and ability to make deals — is a tempting target for unhappy Afghans.
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Mr. Williams has made a career of bringing nuance and contrast to his roles, inspired by the swaggering characters he grew up with in East Flatbush.
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Mr Taylor, a swaggering former navy SEAL with an incandescent smile, was swept from office in 2018 after a single term by an anti-Trump tsunami.
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She noted that Long's populist message and swaggering style reminded her of Hitler, and according to Lewis's biographer, Richard Lingeman, Lewis took the message to heart.
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Facing players his own age, and forced to lead, he looked unstoppable, swaggering smoothly around the court, draining difficult shots, making the ball his personal plaything.
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Sure, Maeve is finding power in the embrace of motherhood, and Dolores only found hers when her personality was merged with that of a swaggering male villain.
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But the honorific that most puzzles the world, perhaps, is that bestowed by American conservatives who praise the swaggering, thrice-married tycoon as a man of God.
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They point to such acts as China's construction of airbases and missile batteries on disputed reefs in the South China Sea and see aggression and swaggering confidence.
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"Nine years young with a swaggering tongue, Zsa Zsa delivered a shower of slobber as she claimed this year's title," said a news release announcing her victory.
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The record is entirely self-produced, created largely from those spur-of-the-moment iPhone voice memos and spiked with bluesy guitar riffs and his swaggering vocals.
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Where Golden State has the jawing, swaggering Draymond Green, San Antonio has Kawhi Leonard, who calmly destroys teams with all the expressiveness of a man folding laundry.
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The track is "Steady Mobbin'," a heady slice of gangsta funk that features our swaggering host cruising around his neighborhood in a Chevy Impala while packing heat.
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He had been one of the stars of that summer's World Cup, part of a swaggering, captivating Romania team that reached the quarterfinals in the United States.
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He just scored a role in a food travel show, "Best Food Friends," as sidekick to Chef Jeff, the swaggering Food TV star played by Bobby Cannavale.
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Donald Trump's campaign speeches and debate appearances have often seen the U.S. presidential hopeful swaggering like a wasted junior stockbroker feverishly rambling away in a nightclub washroom.
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Changed by his brush with death, and swaggering over his promotion to maid, Gary begins to sense even bigger possibilities for advancement in the midst of calamity.
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However, in a world full of swaggering braggers, Cole does something very different and it shows in his work: he keeps a low profile and remains humble.
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Even Dick — who starts as nothing more than a swaggering cipher for everyone else's desires and fears — ends up betraying something like a loneliness all his own.
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Its main draws are Natalie Portman, who plays a sympathetic variation on Nowak called Lucy Cola; and Jon Hamm as her swaggering heartbreaker, Mark Goodwin, another astronaut.
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He wields guns galore, poison arrows and a tank to wipe out the mercenaries led by the villainous Big Daddy, a swaggering, sneering American soldier of fortune.
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At the superstar level, it offers an unlikely blend: the soaring Carrie Underwood and the swaggering Alan Jackson, the snarling Eric Church and the genial Thomas Rhett.
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"Japanese soldiers would fish in our pond, swaggering off with the biggest carp without paying a single penny," Xu recalled, in a memoir he wrote years later.
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"Do I Wanna Know?" is the ideal portal to the Arctic Monkeys' sleek, swaggering, lipstick-smearing, leather-jacketed world on "AM," the band's best album to date.
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" Even George W. Bush, the most recent former Republican President, took a swipe at his co-partisan while praising McCain's lifelong opposition to "bigots and swaggering despots.
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Mr. Miller has a laid-back bro energy and a self-confidence that borders on cocky, all of which adds up to a sort of swaggering charisma.
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Mr. Biden was, and remains, a "gut politician," as he has long told associates — swaggering, ad-libbing, liable to get carried away in front of a crowd.
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A tale of a swaggering good-time girl in whom compassion and combativeness seem continually at odds, "Iphigenia in Splott" has been seen previously in Cardiff and Edinburgh.
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She has long experience with swaggering male leaders who like to throw their weight around, from President Vladimir Putin of Russia to the former French leader, Nicolas Sarkozy.
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Mr Stallworth himself is played with swaggering self-assurance and a sizeable Afro by John David Washington, whose father, Denzel Washington, starred in Mr Lee's "Malcolm X" biopic.
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After Savage was voted out of Cambodia, Kimmi took his pants, Abi took his jacket, and close-eyed viewers could see Keith Nale swaggering around in his underwear.
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The film portrays Morf as a confident and swaggering bisexual man, who frolics around naked with both men and women, and wields enormous power in the art world.
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Now Daario Naharis, a swaggering penis with a sword arm, is expected to facilitate a transition to self-rule in a city miraculously cleansed of its ancient hatreds.
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Their collaboration, the slick and swaggering "Safari," didn't realize Balvin's ambition of breaking through the English-language barrier that can be a glass ceiling for foreign pop stars.
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The most creative moments often feel like outlying details in a world that's sometimes striving, not always successfully, for gritty noir realism and a touch of swaggering romance.
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Deutsche Bank, Germany's biggest, will slough off Postbank, a retail business it bought in 2008 and never fully integrated, and is cutting back its once-swaggering investment bank.
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"I want to thank you for your courage," Mr. Sessions told him, after Mr. Trump's swaggering testimony about proposed renovations to the United Nations headquarters in New York.
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" New York's Daily News said the production "imagines the Roman ruler as a blond, swaggering, egotist who's a dead ringer for the current occupant of the Oval Office.
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Presidential front-runners have traditionally taken a more diplomatic approach, but Mr. Trump broke the mold, dispensing with scripted speeches while trafficking in insult humor and swaggering provocations.
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The kind of music that'll make you wanna dance like Beetlejuice—who Nielsen definitely channels in their video for the Mad-chester swaggering "I'll Be Around" (watch below).
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Mr. Van Der Beek plays a character named Matt Bromley, the swaggering right-hand man of Donald J. Trump, who personifies the era's embrace of wealth and greed.
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Yet two of his numbers were almost all abhinaya; the difference between the tender, successful, seductions of his Krishna and the swaggering, amusingly unsuccessful ones was a delight.
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In the 2011 movie "Albert Nobbs," she played Hubert, the swaggering, cigarette-smoking bloke who captures the heart of the eponymous Nobbs, a hotel butler in Edwardian Ireland.
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Felix, a swaggering man with a shaved head, enlisted in 20163 and served in Iraq and Afghanistan, working as a crew chief maintaining aircraft and their weapons systems.
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Since she first emerged as a polished product of the music industry, Rihanna slowly blossomed into a woman with swaggering bravado who is equal parts fearless, sexual, and confident.
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As with all startups, the company's DNA is usually set by its founders and his swaggering tone seeped into the culture, where it then was magnified and went viral.
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That summit came on the heels of the two leaders swapping swaggering threats of apocalyptic destruction, as well as childish name-calling (Trump had famously called Kim "Rocket Man").
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But its third series, which is out on September 1st, faces a problem: its swaggering Colombian antihero is dead, shot on a Medellín rooftop in the previous season's finale.
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" The New York Daily News said the production "imagines the Roman ruler as a blond, swaggering, egotist who's a dead ringer for the current occupant of the Oval Office.
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At one point, I sat down near the park entrance, where a couple of rough, hipshot rancher ladies were swaggering back and forth and trading insults with each other.
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So how does a man with a reputation for being as moist as a dishcloth transform into the swaggering, gold chain-wearing motherlover in the "24K Magic" music video?
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THE swaggering anti-hero of "Narcos", a television drug-trafficking drama whose second series begins on September 2nd, is Pablo Emilio Escobar Gaviria, the billionaire cocaine king of Colombia.
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If you think that's lordly of me, wait until you get a whiff of the play's ripe caricature of Mr. D'Agata, especially as inhabited by the swaggering Mr. Cannavale.
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On some of the originals here — see the teasing "Cover Me in Snow" and the swaggering "Santa Don't Sleigh" — Ms. Moore sings in the clipped syllables of Atlanta rap.
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But it's Ms. Gyllenhaal's Eileen, swaggering down a gritty street in a creamy jumpsuit and pale fur to the strains of Barry White, who continues to hold us rapt.
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This being Canada, a country of chronic apologies that sometimes suffers an inferiority complex when confronted by its swaggering neighbor to the south, the chest-thumping wasn't exactly loud.
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As with all startups, the company's DNA is usually set by its founders, and his swaggering tone seeped into the culture, where it then was magnified and went viral.
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Mr. Henry's character has evolved over the show's two seasons (a third season has been ordered but not yet filmed), challenging the stereotype of a swaggering black male rapper.
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Reviewing a performance by the saxophonist Charlie Rouse's band in 1977, Robert Palmer of The New York Times praised Mr. Roditi's "swaggering work" on both trumpet and valve trombone.
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Aspiring to the sweep of epics like "Doctor Zhivago" and "Reds," Mr. George achieves neither the romantic delirium of the first nor the sheer swaggering gumption of the second.
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Dame Helen Mirren is simultaneously commanding and vulnerable in her role as Catherine, and Jason Clarke's swaggering, intentionally boorish Potemkin is everything a steamy romantic foil ought to be.
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But the show's attempt to make Baby Yoda into a swaggering, trash-talking, "sliding-into-my-DMs" bragging Hollywood star winds up feeling a bit obvious as the punchline.
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It's come to this, the swaggering mayor who once rescued a resident from a burning building having to beg voters to help him get to the next debate stage.
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The exhibition is a bit disjointed, presenting contemporary art like Andy Warhol's overplayed "Electric Chair" and Larry Clark's portrait of two swaggering Oklahoma robbers alongside graphic photographs from crime scenes.
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Songs like the swaggering earworms "Sucksess" and "Real Love (Yeah)" paired perfectly with melancholic ballads like "Lovers Lie" but also had undeniable staying power thanks to Rault's charismatic vocal delivery.
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FABIO FOGNINI (Italy) Hard to imagine Fognini lifting the trophy but the swaggering 31-year-old is pure box office whenever he is in action on his favorite clay surface.
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Here was another flavor of evil to add to his arsenal, a slithering, swaggering, fourth-wall-breaking Southern politician who would stop at nothing to move up the food chain.
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He's instantly likable, with the half-swaggering, half-loping gait of a young Mark Ryan (Supertouch, not Marked Men) and that singer's melancholy, thoughtful apartness from his tough-guy peers.
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In "The Lion Roars," Rick Ross comes swaggering in to announce, "Pull up in that Rolls-Royce, can you hear the Wailers?" before rhyming about "coming from the bottom" himself.
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After some swaggering statements about beating Trump in 2020, he largely has kept the focus on Trump's broken promises to fix healthcare, stand with allies, and help the middle class.
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President Trump swiped the show's typography to make swaggering meme images that perverted its themes (among them, the folly of demonizing the humans on the other side of a wall).
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He revives what old Harlem sounds like on "Tony Tone," as he channels a vibe fit for an episode of New York Undercover with Diddy swaggering about their Uptown connection.
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The album's first single, "Love So Soft," sets the tone — it's a swaggering track packed with girl-gang backup vocals and horn blasts that climaxes with a blistering high note.
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That's the first Suburbicon, and it's supposed to be pretty ridiculous, a tale of crime that does not pay and the swaggering idiots who try to pull it off anyway.
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But Dr. Kahneman arrived in Jerusalem as a shy adolescent, a refugee from France, where he'd barely survived the Nazis; Dr. Tversky was a "swaggering Sabra," or native of Israel.
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But by openly criticizing Mr. Bannon, he has created an environment that makes it hard for the swaggering and self-assured chief strategist to remain in place without appearing undermined.
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The work has the exuberance of the great American symphonies of the mid-twentieth century, its swaggering brass choirs and lunging string melodies well suited to the Philharmonic's muscular sound.
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In the new China where Mr Zhang spends most of his days—a swaggering country rushing to become a high-tech superpower—the 31-year-old is a model citizen.
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McConaughey's looseness extends to his body language in both films, at times swaggering with a stoner's wobbliness, and at others gliding through his scenes with the fluid grace of Bruce Lee.
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Nominated for Best Female Artist and Breakthrough Artist at the Australian ARIA Awards in 2015, Meg Mac's swaggering R&B demeanour is set to go from strength to strength this year.
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Chuck is in D.C., swaggering down a hallway to Garrett T. Capps' "Born in San Antone," on his way to meet with the newly appointed Attorney General Waylon Jeffcoat (Clancy Brown).
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High schools—previously ruled by swaggering alphas who bullied nerds, wore Billabong, and idolized South Park—now overflow with floral ASOS button-ups, meticulous fade haircuts, and relentlessly cheerful Vine stars.
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" The 70-year-old swaggering Republican nominee always seemed like he was caught in a 1959 time warp, bragging to Frank Sinatra in a Vegas steam room about "broads" and "skirts.
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After all, Montreal today, reflecting a bilingual multicultural Canada, is a swaggering metropolis of about 1.8 million people in the province of Quebec, shaped by the forces of globalization and immigration.
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Still stung by rollbacks of presidential power after Watergate, Nixon acolytes Cheney and Rumsfeld had pushed for extreme executive privilege and for America to be a swaggering hyperpower in the world.
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In the past few months, as accusations of sexual harassment and predatory behavior have shaken the restaurant industry, Mr. Bourdain's swaggering accounts of kitchen life have come in for re-evaluation.
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What of the fears that if they are allowed to recapitalize, the companies will return to their swaggering, prebailout ways and grow powerful and reckless as they did in the 1990s?
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Gus (Robert Duvall) and Call (Tommy Lee Jones), the aging ex-Rangers saddling up for one last adventure, represent the twin poles of classic Texanhood — swaggering self-regard and gritty stoicism.
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A longtime friend and collaborator of the Higher Brothers, he joined up with the quartet to release the swaggering three-song EP, Gong Cheng Ming Jiu ("successful and famous"), last month.
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"Temporary pause," Scaramucci told Reuters in an email on Wednesday about his SkyBridge Alternatives Conference, a swaggering financial industry event known as SALT that has taken place every year since 2009.
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A new video of the Atlas humanoid robot offers more proof that one day soon we'll have natural-looking robots swaggering down our streets, and we'll just have to deal with it.
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Advertising In the predigital days, advertising agencies were ruled by swaggering creative directors who gorged on lavish client contracts and sometimes created campaigns that set the cultural agenda and captivated the public.
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Negan, Jeffrey Dean Morgan's swaggering villain, and his barbed-wire bat Lucille are poised to beat one of our survivors to death within the first minute or so of the new season.
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Belle and her prince may be the title characters of Beauty and the Beast, but Disney's lavish fairytale is packed with memorable faces, from the swaggering Gaston to the kindly Mrs. Potts.
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"Ouija Board Lies" chugs intently before letting loose with a solo that spirals out of control in the middle; "Cool About Easy" whacks away at the same swaggering chords with restrained force.
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But whereas the urbane Mr Monti, a former EU commissioner, opted mostly for quiet persuasion (sweet-talking the German chancellor, Angela Merkel), the swaggering Mr Renzi likes nothing better than a scrap.
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One cannot avoid the conclusion that a domestic tough-guy message, through the swaggering use of a broad presidential authority, was the real point all along, not genuine risks to national security.
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To his swaggering, aristocratic father, this is a mortifying blow, and he is more than happy to let Henri loose in Paris, while his protective mother insists on moving there with him.
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Roundup Jamie Vardy scored twice Saturday as Leicester City produced a swaggering 3-33 home victory over Everton in its first match as the English Premier League champion before collecting the trophy.
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But more liberal-minded former officials have also embraced Deng as an icon, casting him as a more moderate leader to highlight the swaggering overreach that they say Mr. Xi has brought.
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WASHINGTON — In one corner was Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, a swaggering cowboy type who once rode to work on a horse named Tonto and has faced at least a dozen ethics investigations.
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His usual seats in the back right corner of the Eccles Theater seem a bit forlorn without his swaggering entourage camped in them, and people (reporters, mostly) keep talking about his absence.
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She recalled one occasion when two swaggering Green Berets dragged her from a safe berth on the floor of a helicopter and made her sit instead on the vulnerable door gunner's seat.
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In the end, Edge brought to mind Timothy Leary and other swaggering gonzos who for decades got plum academic gigs preaching palaver about their own intellectual superiority, seismic libidos, and sexual prerogatives.
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In "The Revenant", the swaggering star of "The Wolf of Wall Street" and the smooth charmer of "The Great Gatsby" are barely recognizable under a greasy mane, straggly beard and frostbitten face.
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And with shotguns, chain saws and a Ford F-350 as props, his ruthlessly effective ads transformed a man largely unknown into a swaggering defender of restricted borders and the Second Amendment.
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In his short pants, sweatshirt and knitted wool hat, Mr. Natanzon could look like an amiable loser to his easy marks, as he baited them with his nonstop babble and swaggering hubris.
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The film depicts Lee (played by Mike Moh) swaggering around the set of "Green Hornet," denigrating boxer Muhammad Ali and picking a street fight with the evenly matched stuntman Cliff Booth (Brad Pitt).
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Image: Vimeo Featuring members of legendary if under appreciated Portland bands the Hunches, Eat Skull, and The Hospitals, Sleeping Beauties are a new band that present a swaggering take on debauched rock n'roll.
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" — Tara Parker-Pope, Well columnist _____ From The Washington Post: "The president, a swaggering populist from New York, was worried that a national crisis of opiate addiction was weakening America and diminishing its greatness.
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At 27, Carlsen is the undisputed king of chess, renowned for a swaggering, bad-boy demeanor; he has developed his own popular chess app and supplements his income with big-dollar endorsement contracts.
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Some of the artists I knew (Martin Puryear, who is represented here by a fabulous hump of a sculpture; Barkley Hendricks, whose swaggering, heroic portraits light up the show), but many I didn't.
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Over the last few years, and particularly since the Robert Mueller investigation concluded, I have grown accustomed to Trump delivering his insults, launching his attacks and spewing his lies with a swaggering smugness.
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After months of swaggering hesitation, President Trump finally announced the United States' withdrawal from the nuclear deal with Iran, to which Britain, France, Russia, China, Germany and the European Union are also parties.
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"Solo: A Star Wars Story," which begins rolling out in international theaters on Wednesday, is Walt Disney Co's origin tale for Han Solo, the swaggering smuggler made famous by Harrison Ford in 1977.
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The real-life Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow were thieves and criminals who captured national attention in the early 1930s, the press telling breathless (and sometimes souped-up) stories of their swaggering exploits.
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And when the song gets to "Valhalla, I am coming" ♪ Valhalla, I am coming ♪ Valkyrie, long associated with Valhalla in Norse mythology, is swaggering across the bridge to enter the fight.
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Now, at long last, they come face to face, and while it's uncertain what Trump will say, it's clear what Trump has done: fashioned himself in the swaggering, blustering image of his beloved.
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Wrapped in a swaggering soundtrack of '70s-style soul (composed by Mr. Zahler and Jeff Herriott, and performed by the likes of Butch Tavares and the O'Jays), he gives Bradley a forlorn determination.
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But in their work there is thankfully little of the macho posturing and luggish rogue beefcake found so often in the male versions, no Hemingwayesque mine-is-bigger-than-yours competitive literary swaggering.
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Perry, twice an aspirant for the White House and for decades a swaggering figure in the Texas Republican Party, returns to the national limelight after his career in politics withered amid scandal and embarrassment.
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Ms. Rashad led Penny, her bitty, swaggering cockapoo, around the statue, noticing Joan's feet straining against the stirrups, Joan's hand clutching the sword she never used, her eyes and face upturned toward her God.
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Now it's clear that Star Wars and its phenomenal success signaled a return to those old-fashioned Hollywood production values and Fisher, as dauntless, swaggering Princess Leia was in the forefront of that phenomenon.
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And in a shake-up in the communications team, he brought in Anthony Scaramucci, a swaggering, New York wheeler-and-dealer, to revive his political brand and promoted Sarah Huckabee Sanders to replace Spicer.
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Both men are well-known for using swaggering machismo at public appearances to intimidate opponents and project an image of strength, aware of the key role of body language in creating a political narrative.
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" A news release announcing Zsa Zsa's victory in late June in Petaluma, California, said: "Nine years young with a swaggering tongue, Zsa Zsa delivered a shower of slobber as she claimed this year's title.
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In one of the conversation's most powerful moments, he diffuses the archetype—so pervasive in cinematic representations of boxing as a sport bathed in criminality–of the swaggering gangster who subdues others with force.
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In her all-too-brief run at the Harkness Dance Festival, Ms. Doherty presented her take on masculinity like a living painting, morphing from a figure of swaggering confidence to one of feigning nonchalance.
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He's challenging Representative Dan Donovan, and the two are competing to see who's more aligned with President Trump — the president endorsed Mr. Donovan, but the swaggering Mr. Grimm is the more Trump-like figure.
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I can't wait to discover the swaggering, multicultural city that was the backdrop of my childhood and nerdy teenage years, when I was sometimes too focused on studying, and escaping, to properly appreciate it.
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Thematically, it finds the Philadelphia rager in atypically high spirits, swaggering across the track, which shares DNA with Travis Scott's monster hit "Way Back" (a song that borrowed from Kanye West's mega-smash "Power").
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Beginning around five years ago, they began working on their own projects — the confessional Waxahatchee for Katie, the swaggering, now-defunct Swearin' for Allison — which elevated them from D.I.Y. stalwarts to indie-rock flagbearers.
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In 2014, Mr. Pascal became a fan favorite on the show as the swaggering Red Viper, a role that ended after one season, when his head was crushed by a character called the Mountain.
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" But according to Janet Maslin in The New York Times, this film "assembles enough shiny suits, swaggering tough guys and choice bits of early-70s memorabilia to recall the form in all its glory.
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Their brand of manliness was defiant and swaggering: peeping out the window with rifle in hand, perched on rattan chair toting a firearm and a spear, or raising a black fist mightily through the air.
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The European Research Group of hardline Brexiteers increasingly acted like a party within a party—and a bullying, swaggering, bloviating party at that—while more moderate MPs, such as Nick Boles, chomped at the bit.
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In the autumn she beat Friedrich Merz, a swaggering economic liberal from the Rhineland, to the CDU leadership, an anteroom to the chancellorship, by styling herself as a bridge-builder on polarising subjects like migration.
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The group's swaggering, at times reckless, bravado attracted scores of new recruits, including activists Kathleen Neal Clever and Eldridge Cleaver, a former prisoner who became the BPP's minister of information and a best-selling author.
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And who better to harass than Mr. Peanut, the swaggering nut who looks like the artist who created him just put eyes and a mouth on whatever happened to be on his desk that day.
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As far back as the 1960s, there were waves of children and teenagers who fashioned whole identities on the example set by Cosby, not just in his public deportment, but in his swaggering, unflappable cool.
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That was in late 2013, and the U.S. had just come off a rollicking summer, swaggering to World Cup qualification and an off-year Gold Cup title by reeling off a record dozen consecutive wins.
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A pair of male security guards, one black and one white, have a series of run-ins with a swaggering cop and his young female partner in the lobby of a nondescript Manhattan apartment building.
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Mr. Weinstein was a famously swaggering bully, and while I hadn't heard about the specific charges of sexual abuse by women working for him, such behavior fits the movie industry's pervasive, unrepentant exploitation of women.
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If this conjures some sort of swaggering John Huston with a snowboard, please let me clarify: Fukunaga is a distinctly Bay Area variation on the type, not macho so much as open-mindedly omni-competent.
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They include Audrey's benignly parasitic husband (an excellent Nicholas Rowe); her best friend, a swaggering and emotionally destructive novelist (Helen Schlesinger); and Audrey's dangerously impressionable daughter (Charlotte Hope), who has artistic leanings of her own.
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"They came kind of swaggering into the arena, saying we're going to do higher-end stories and represent people who are under-represented," Mr. Heyward said, a proposition that played better on paper than in practice.
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Before viewers have any idea what the streaming show could possibly be about, they see Academy Award-winner Renée Zellweger swaggering around her character's luxury high-rise penthouse while staring out at the San Francisco bay.
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How striking a contrast to President Trump's swaggering boast that he would have rushed unarmed to confront the Parkland killer — a boast made hundreds of miles from the event and long after the threat was over.
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Among them: Jeff Bridges as a con-man pretending to be a priest, the MCU's Chris Hemsworth as a cult leader, Mad Men's Jon Hamm as a vacuum salesman, and Dakota Johnson as a swaggering gangster.
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But even with occasional reports suggesting a press office shake-up was imminent, Spicer himself decided last week to leave the White House after Trump brought on swaggering New York businessman Anthony Scaramucci as communications director.
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The band's greasy pop hooks come buried under layers of swaggering stoner licks, hot rock leads, and vocalist Laura Dolan's sinewy yowl, keeping things good and dirty even as they let a little sparkle peek out.
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"Great architecture by great architects is a way to physically manifest success, because big buildings equal big profits in people's minds," he says, adding that their permanence is a swaggering statement more powerful than any advertisement.
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Joe, 29, the swaggering star Jonas, married Ms. Turner, a "Game of Thrones" star, May 1 in a 15-minute ceremony at the Chapel L'Amour, a room in A Little White Wedding Chapel in Las Vegas.
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Maybe it's a curdling of the hyperoptimistic, #girlboss, "Run the World (Girls)" feminism of the aughts, characterized by an uneasy combination of plaintive begging and swaggering confidence that gender equality was just past the horizon line.
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It is John Wayne, swaggering through Hollywood's vision of a frontier town, a fictional place where no black cowboys ever rode the range, where no black faces peered over poker decks behind the swinging saloon doors.
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Meanwhile, Westerners rewrote the history of Japanese warring culture, overlooking the heroic quests of the onna-bugeisha and elevating, instead, exaggerated representations of swaggering male Samurai and subservient Japanese women, clad in kimono and tightly-bound obi.
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The King (né TJ Cowgill) has issued his most dynamic, varied effort yet with Sex, a long, slow ride through his customary dark folk, post-punk, swaggering rock 'n' roll, and gloomy Type O Negative-styled gothica.
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The last 24 hours of Mr Priebus's humiliating tenure were among his worst, as he was publicly tormented by Anthony Scaramucci, a trash-talking, swaggering New York financier recently brought into the White House as communications director.
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Their trial shone a light on the lifestyle of rappers, whose swaggering lyrics are often part of a bad-boy image which heightens their notoriety and music sales, but sometimes ends up being played out for real.
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The Carolina Panthers, too, are swaggering and precise and alight with self-belief; their quarterback is the most consistently astonishing player in the sport, and exists not so much outside the seething NFL discourse as above it.
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Drew Taggart and Alex Pall check off so many different outrage boxes it seems almost intentional: they're simultaneously self-proclaimed nice guys, swaggering tech bros, simpering fake-deep quotes generators, and living avatars of Big Streaming disruption.
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He ran the office with a swaggering flair that won him the admiration of the president and conservative Westerners, many of whom applauded his effort to move major department operations to places like Denver or Boise, Idaho.
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Braggadocio, of course, has been at the center of Mr. Trump's persona for decades, and arguably helped make him into a swaggering celebrity real estate tycoon and reality television star with enough appeal to win the presidency.
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Famed, and often uncritically fetishized, for its masterworks and swaggering machismo, this was the era that brought us some of the most illustrious male auteurs in history, including Martin Scorsese, Peter Bogdanovich, Robert Altman and Hal Ashby.
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Last night, resident Cool Dudes, The Last Shadow Puppets, which feature Alex Turner of Arctic Monkeys and Miles Kane, played Manchester's Castlefield Bowl and in-between looking cool and swaggering in a cool fashion, they played a show!
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Watching Profile — a provocative, uneasy duel of a movie between Amy (Valene Kane), a London journalist, and Bilel (Shazad Latif), the swaggering jihadi who reaches out to her — it's hard to imagine the narrative working any other way.
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Each movie does have minor characters with no significant parallels in the other film, like The Walking Dead's Jeffrey Dean Morgan as a swaggering government official in Rampage, or Isabella Sermon as a suffering child in Fallen Kingdom.
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Eventually, he was named chief of the county police, a department of 2,300 officers, where he cut a swaggering, backslapping figure: a gregarious lawman with a bushy mustache that seemed in constant danger from the cigars he smoked.
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So confident was Cowboys owner/swaggering petro-doofus Jerry Jones the morning of the game that he gave each of his players two tickets to the NFC Championship Game, to be used by friends and family as needed.
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As Acosta, Mr. Gomez manages to project a swaggering ambition that nevertheless doesn't obscure his instinctive sympathy for the motley characters who gather in his sister-in-law's bar, even as he climbs the social ladder with gusto.
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There are fiery songs about secrets and infidelity (the swaggering "Red Flag" and "Naughty," delivered in Ms. Stefani's speak-sung pseudo-rap) and ballads that capture the rawness of a long relationship's premature end ("Used to Love You").
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You'll find other, poppier projects as you drift further along the line—Marvelous Darlings' swaggering melodic punk for starters—but at the far end is Young Guv, Cook's solo project and an outlet for the least diluted pop.
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"Humor allows you to address taboos," said Mr. Khullar, whose parents came to Montreal from northern India in the 1970s and who is far more soft-spoken in person than his swaggering, expletive-fueled stage persona would suggest.
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One of comedy's defining pathologies, alongside literal pathologies like narcissism and self-loathing, is its swaggering certainty that it is part of the political vanguard, while upholding one of the most rigidly patriarchal hierarchies of any art form.
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As a candidate, Mr Duterte promised to "end crime" within six months of taking office by tossing the bodies of criminals into Manila Bay to fatten the fish—a vow so swaggering that it seemed comical at the time.
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The former chief, James Burke, 51, who was known for his swaggering confidence as the leader of one of the region's largest police departments, was subdued in Federal District Court here as the charges against him were read aloud.
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The swaggering spirit of that age is embodied with insinuating brio by Mooney (a fantastic Johnny Flynn), a young stranger from London who shows up in Harry's pub on the very day it's announced that hanging has been abolished.
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The movie's villain, corporate titan Gordon Gekko (a stirring, swaggering Michael Douglas) — whose defining moment was a monologue expounding on the virtues of greed — was compelling enough that he became an icon to a generation of financial-firm workers.
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It wasn't quite an obituary, though it did summarize Bourdain's life, and it wasn't just a paean, because Wells chastised Bourdain (gently, of course) about what unsavory behaviors he might have prolonged with his veneration of swaggering kitchen jocks.
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And its cast is full of great actors, led by swaggering leading man Bobby Cannavale, who's made a long career of being the best — or at least wildest — thing about dozens of projects, from Nurse Jackie to Blue Jasmine.
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In the years that stretch between now and Knebworth it's been easy to forget what made Oasis such a thrill in the first place—the swaggering tunes, the unpredictability, the sparring that veered from downright dumb to clever-clever.
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Hitting button sequences won't take you as far as just following your air-guitar instincts, including mimicking the swaggering body language of a rock star, which the Rift headset and motion controller can detect and add to your score.
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We traveled to this region to meet Comanche, the 47-year-old Sinaloa cartel plaza boss, and one of his polleros, a swaggering twenty-something named Daniel who uses remote control to move people and drugs through the corridor.
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It's a groove-gilded warning that the pair aren't about to take anyone's BS, with the latter singing "Ain't nothing with some digression, ain't got no time for your aggression" over a deep, funky bassline and bright, swaggering synths.
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The movie takes the power of vengeance away from Scott's character, a swaggering cuckold named Bart Allison, and gives it to the residents of Sundown, who have their own reasons for running the villain (John Carroll) out of town.
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It starts with a swaggering drumbeat and an obstreperously distorted bass line that could carry her voice on their own, but she soon marshalls a swarm of flutes, a cinematic string section, giggly backup voices and whizzing sound effects.
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The news conference proved to be another signature recapitulation of himself by himself — Mr. Trump's relentless superlatives of self-congratulation, his paint-ball putdowns of any and all critics, his swaggering dismissal of controversies already occurring in plain sight.
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An M.C., in a floral RompHim, chanted "werk" and "serve" on alternating beats as swaggering contestants with enviable cores strutted the runway, contorting their bodies into I'm-a-little-teapot angles and pivoting as if yanked by invisible string.
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Now, Darlene's heirs are all over peak TV: from One Day at a Time's radical, queer, teenage feminist Elena and Transparent' s non-binary floater Ali Pfefferman to Jessica Jones's leather-fitted, swaggering superhero or Girls' adventurous, determined writer Hannah Horvath.
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But when endlessly striving Captain America (Chris Evans) or smart-mouthing Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.) or swaggering god of thunder Thor (Chris Hemsworth) are reduced to that state, it feels like the world really has shifted in a meaningful way.
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Imelda serves in the House of Representatives; Imee, their daughter, is governor of the province of Ilocos Norte; her brother, Ferdinand junior, universally known as "Bongbong", is a swaggering senator who came within a few thousand votes of the vice-presidency.
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The all-male cast is always in motion, wheeling and swaggering from story to story, or bursting into original (and pleasingly odd) songs about "Match of the Day", a football highlights programme, Steven Seagal or Kidderminster's reputation as a transport hub.
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With President Trump's November 2020 re-election campaign not in full swing yet and Wall Street swaggering at record highs, Trump may not be feeling much pressure for the 'big beautiful deal' he has touted but markets will still want something.
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Firmly pro-European, comfortable with immigration and a model of liberal Islam (he backed gay marriage and fought to keep a local pub open), he encapsulates the city's contradictions: internationalist and parochial, swaggering and insecure, original and clichéd, socialist and capitalist.
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Described by the New York Times as an "alt-cabaret star with swaggering confidence and off-kilter sense of humor" Markey woos crowds with a refined fusion of comedy, musical theater, and art, all fueled by personal experiences and stories.
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Deutsche, which settled for $1.9 billion with the FHFA in 2013, is indeed likely to pay much less than $14 billion for the sins of its swaggering pomp; but it can ill afford a bigger bill than it bargained for.
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It stems from an affinity for brash, swaggering politics and business dealings in Russia that has overturned decades of Republican orthodoxy about Russia and its leader as an aggressive authoritarian whose values are inimical to those of the United States.
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But the government's alarmed reaction has highlighted the alternating pulls of swaggering confidence projected outward and internal anxiety about political control driving Mr. Xi to stamp down harder on critics, said several people embroiled in or closely watching the inquiry.
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"School Hard" (season 623, episode 613) Spike wasn't supposed to be a permanent fixture in the Buffyverse, but watching his very first episode as Sunnydale's swaggering new villain makes it easy to understand why the show wanted to keep him around.
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The last time the world heard from Dino Calabro was in 2012 when, swaggering and ruddy-faced, he appeared in court as a government informant and testified about the brutal murders he had once committed on behalf of his mob employers.
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Ms. White, with her perma-sparkle and slight Texas accent, is a more nervous and ingratiating Nora than was the swaggering Ms. Metcalf; she wrings laughs everywhere she can, even from the flip of her skirt as she finishes her arias.
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Here this evolves into moments of swaying and swaggering, but when they later return to this position, it spins out in a new direction, as they careen across the stage in one tangled knot, refusing to let go of one another.
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For a candidate lagging in fundraising, polls and enthusiasm, the roll-out of a swaggering, fire-breathing approach and full embrace of impeachment signaled a dramatic departure from course — a change in direction necessitated by weeks of Trump's siege warfare.
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In The Ugly Truth, Katherine Heigl's morning-show producer is undermined again and again by a swaggering Gerard Butler, who joins the show as a host and manipulates her into a relationship, despite her initial loathing and the obvious ethical conflict.
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Bill Johnson, a swaggering skier who in 1984 became the first American man to win an Olympic gold medal in downhill skiing, but whose life took a sharp, precipitous turn soon afterward, died on Thursday at an assisted-living facility in Gresham, Ore.
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Whenever something can be construed as a rejection of the establishment, or a win for authoritarianism, or a triumph for swaggering, braces-twanging bombast—or some other shift the writer does not like—the subject is ascribed to a global Trump-ite revolution.
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The 21966 Colts went 22010-1 and shut out the Cleveland Browns, 34-0, in the N.F.L. championship on their way to the third Super Bowl, where they faced the Jets, the American Football League upstarts led by the swaggering quarterback Joe Namath.
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The segment traces the 6,000-year relationship between prissy angel Aziraphale (Michael Sheen of The Queen and Frost/Nixon) and swaggering demon Crowley (Doctor Who star David Tennant), who have known each other since the Garden of Eden was a going concern.
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The company is also unusual because it has stayed independent of the few swaggering giants that bestride the luxury-goods world, of which the biggest is LVMH, Bernard Arnault's 30-year-old conglomerate; it incorporates Louis Vuitton, Dior and many other brands.
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Women are still told that The Edge is a new place for us, that tiptoeing onto it makes us "brave" and "pioneers", so we forget that for decades—hell, centuries—women like Dunn have been swaggering around The Edge like they owned it.
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With a title reminiscent of a vintage Bond flick, "Looks Can Kill" is a sexy sliver of a song: svelte strings and swaggering guitars and lyrics that run like illicit film stills still to be swept up from the cutting room floor.
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"American Made" encourages and earns your laughter, although it also provokes skepticism, particularly in its attempt to portray Barry as a picaresque hero, one of those rogues tumbling and swaggering from adventure to adventure in a world that's more corrupt than they are.
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It is also central to his survival strategy: The president burnishes the swaggering, politically incorrect persona that thrills his base, even as he siphons attention away from the substance of the real outrages that his administration is perpetrating on a near-daily basis.
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From the administration's opening stanzas — when Mr. Trump let fly his "American carnage" inaugural address — to his swaggering turn last month before the United Nations, it is Mr. Miller's worldview, as often as anyone's, that the president projects on the grandest scale.
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In the 1980s and early 43s, Mr. Scarcella was the New York Police Department's go-to investigator in some of Brooklyn's most crime-ridden precincts: a swaggering, old-school character with a taste for cigars and a reputation for quickly solving murder cases.
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Part of what works in "Fight Club" is the aggressively performative quality that he brings to Tyler Durden, who from his strut to his red leather jacket and blood-colored sunglasses conveys both a swaggering masculine ideal and its absurd lad-magazine excesses.
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The Barbie doll has a swaggering dance in which four of her particularly high kicks each perfectly hits a pizzicato note in the music — one of the clues to just how tightly connected to the music the rest of the production will be.
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For all the things he thinks make him a tough guy — his macho posturing, his Twitter bullying, his swaggering and leering talk, his vulgar references to his anatomy — he's no tough guy if he can't stand up to the scum of the earth.
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And when Euron Greyjoy promised the Ironborn toward the end of season six that he would sail the seas to plunder towns and give Daenerys his "big cock," he was embodying the kind of swaggering, sexist bravado that's fueled his men for centuries.
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Former intelligence officials, some of whom once provided similar briefings, told CNN that the qualities that have propelled Trump to the top of the Republican ticket -- a swaggering stream-of-consciousness speaking style peppered with off-the-cuff zingers -- are exactly the traits raising alarm.
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Jill Soloway, the creator of "Transparent," called her with a proposal for the second season: She wanted Ms. Jones to play a swaggering, stately poetry professor named Leslie Mackinaw, modeled on the radical feminist poet Eileen Myles (whom Ms. Soloway had just started dating).
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The festival, held in a 420-acre, white-stoned "spiritual center" called the Institute of Mentalphysics, is headlined by several generations of swaggering icons—from minimalist composer Terry Riley to The Velvet Underground's John Cale to indie rock BFFs Courtney Barnett and Kurt Vile.
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"'Big Cat' the song was about the first track we wrote for the record, and probably the first where we really hit upon the sonic template—synth bass, sequencers, rude guitars, minimal drums, swaggering songs with Hayden singing about his pain," explains co-vocalist Tom.
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Chuck Berry's career spanned seven decades—from his emergence in the mid-'50s with swaggering hits like "Nadine" and "Johnny B. Goode," to the monthly shows he played practically up until his death on Saturday at age 703—but he had no such defining moment.
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Jerry and the few others left still supported him, but as he eventually explained to Carol, he no longer felt up to the task of pretending to be their swaggering king — he was sitting on a theater stage, sure, but Ezekiel's performance was over.
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There was a mini-reunion of Terror Squad, the crumbled late 1990s-early 2000s crew, recently reignited by "All the Way Up," a swaggering hit by Fat Joe and Remy Ma, who was released from prison in August 2014 after a six-year stint.
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While each presentation had its own distinct appeal, Tagliaferri's eye was drawn to a lot of the same features time and time again: his camera caught the models and men at the shows beneath their necklines, focusing on their taut physiques and their swaggering postures.
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For a teenager fresh off her father's farm in the 15th century, Joan of Arc is a swaggering charmer — the kind of charismatic stranger who can talk her way into the centers of power and get the men there to do what she wants.
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His only solo release to date, the five-track EP was the club world's swaggering introduction to ballroom's prowling rhythms, attitude-filled vocal hooks ("I wanna see a bitch let it all out!" raps MC Jay Karan on the title track), and signature crashes.
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No president in my lifetime has been surrounded by such a populous crowd of scammers, grifters and shameless opportunists, and Cohen was Exhibit A, doling out hush money, threatening disobedient reporters, and bellowing and swaggering through a world lit by neon and shimmering with gilt.
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A President, who prizes loyalty and self-image above all, is left exposed and isolated in his own White House, viewed with contempt by those who serve him and open to ridicule by others who see his swaggering, domineering brand as a front for inadequacy.
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London Theater Reviews LONDON — Set during the Mexican Revolution of a century ago, a production of "Much Ado About Nothing" has come swaggering into the repertory of Shakespeare's Globe, where Matthew Dunster's larky take on a play about hard-won love runs through Oct. 15.
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The first two-thirds or so of the film is a swaggering chronicle of the life of Frank Sheeran (Robert De Niro), a hitman for crime syndicate boss Russell Bufalino (Joe Pesci) and then for Teamster boss Jimmy Hoffa (Al Pacino), told through Sheeran's eyes.
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The stylized look and feel — the dazzling suits, the cathedral-like neighborhood pub, the slow-motion shots of the gang swaggering through grimy streets — is designed to approximate the wonder Mr. Knight felt upon hearing these marvelous tales while growing up in that city.
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After all, a song like "We in the Scene" might be awesome even if it were just Wayne rapping for two minutes straight, but the fact that he's preceded by short, swaggering verses from Young Yo and Gudda Gudda makes his arrival all the more satisfying.
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EW's Chris Nashawaty gave the film a B, calling it a "good-not-great movie" where the parts that worked (like Han's friendship with Chewbacca or Donald Glover's swaggering Lando Calrissian) outshone the parts that didn't (like the romantic subplot between Han and Emilia Clarke's Qi'ra).
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It's a lot easier to dream of the moon than it is to engage in the grinding, dangerous labor involved in actually going there, and it wasn't a swaggering cowboy but a stoic engineer who took that initial step, something First Man makes briskly and effectively clear.
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It's weird, melodic, and ice cold without the swaggering showiness of more traditional rap, and its sheer inventiveness alone is proof that Lil Boat will be sticking around to piss off your uncle who sighs a bunch about Real Hip-Hop™ for quite a while yet.
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Speaking of the granddaddy of Purge movies… John Carpenter's 1981 thriller about the far-distant future of 1997 hits some of the same notes as the Purge films, but it's surprisingly soulful about its swaggering outlaw hero (Kurt Russell), who doesn't actually want to save the day.
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Last year, a widely-circulated picture of Biden as a swaggering young man was described by an Australian newspaper as melting the internet, and a (left-leaning) poll just after the last election found that Biden is the Democratic frontrunner to run against Trump in 2020.
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MOSCOW — A somewhat humbled, or at least not swaggering, President Vladimir V. Putin held his annual, live call-in show on Thursday, with his answers to the choreographed calls intended to underscore his concern for the plight of ordinary Russians amid a second, punishing year of recession.
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Trump would be required to switch from the swaggering, untethered political persona he has been reluctant to drop as President into the role of sober statesman, unifying the nation and US allies -- a switch he has rarely achieved so far in his 10 months in power.
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It was also bad news for the tenants of those buildings because the tower's swaggering size — it was the world's largest office building at the time, covering an entire city block and shooting up 231 stories — cut off sunlight that had previously streamed into their offices.
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After nearly a decade of calmly climbing stock markets, a period during which algorithms and index-tracking funds reigned supreme, newly volatile markets and the return of a little bit of fear have given new life to an old Wall Street creature: the swaggering risk-taker.
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It is a wild contrast to the central sound of indie rock from a decade ago — Arcade Fire, LCD Soundsystem and so on — which was anthemic and demanding, as swaggering as any doltish arena rock (insomuch as indie rock was, at all, rock, which it sometimes wasn't).
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Renz, an associate professor at the University of Nottingham, told VICE News that the presence of the flotilla in the eastern Mediterranean was all about "showing off, or swaggering" rather than having strategic importance in the war in Syria, where Russia is allied with government forces.
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Donovan's earlier books are swaggering accounts of the Alamo, "The Blood of Heroes," and of Custer's last stand, "A Terrible Glory," in which men conquer, even in defeat, and that's the view he takes of Apollo, too, a vantage that allows no room for, say, women.
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Cohen is a young piano virtuoso with a delicate touch and an assured, swaggering swing feel; he has endeared himself to some of the most imposing figures in straight-ahead jazz, and plays in bands led by the bassist Christian McBride and the drummer Herlin Riley.
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In the 1980s and 1990s, Mr. Scarcella was the New York Police Department's go-to detective in some of Brooklyn's most crime-ridden precincts, a swaggering, old-school figure with a taste for cigars and a reputation for getting even the most hard-bitten defendants to confess.
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It was the latest iteration of Ms. Pelosi's campaign-trail exhortation to Democratic candidates to "just win, baby" — her swaggering way of saying they should do whatever they had to to protect the party's chances of winning the majority, even if that meant breaking with her personally.
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On Staten Island — a patch of Trump Nation tacked onto a very blue city in the president's very blue home state — the imitation requires little strain: Mr. Grimm, brash and swaggering since his first election to Congress in 2010, has been perfecting the routine for years.
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Mr. Chikli, a swaggering Franco-Israeli con man whose life was the subject of a movie — the actress Julie Gayet, Mr. Hollande's partner, played Mr. Chikli's wife — was sentenced in 2015 to seven years in prison and one million euros in fines for a similar scam.
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Showrunner Cameron Welsh and Krypton's writers have nailed their portrayal of the swaggering, hyper-violent Superman antagonist, giving him a 13-year-old boy's lewd sense of humor, Wolverine's regeneration powers, and a seemingly endless supply of medieval and futuristic weapons he can use to menace the heroes.
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Swaggering onto the stage in a blue gown after giving Joel Coen — her husband since 1984, who co-directed the film with his brother, Ethan — a thank you kiss, she praised directors for making decisions based on ability rather than the market value of the actresses nominated alongside her.
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Trump won by discovering a primal desire among GOP voters for a swaggering populist who would buck orthodoxy on trade, protect entitlements, build a border wall, deport all undocumented immigrants, and implement an "America First" foreign policy that demanded allies pay for U.S. protection or go it alone.
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Not only is Mr. Trump on the ballot, but so is one of his most outspoken supporters: Joe Arpaio, the swaggering Maricopa County sheriff who is seeking re-election and was found in contempt of court this month for defying a federal judge's order to stop profiling Latinos.
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They have a keen ear for production — distressed, drowsy horns on "4 the Real 1s"; the mottled texture of early Wu-Tang Clan on "Pop Champagne"; a staggeringly swaggering bass loop on "40 Below" (produced by El RTNC, one of the sonic architects of vintage New York rap revivalism).
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It mixes hard-slapping street rap with dashes of velvety, heartbroken R. & B. There is also a crafty collaboration with the Colombian pop superstar J Balvin and Latin trap's reigning king, Bad Bunny, on a song called "I Like It," a swaggering update of Pete Rodriguez's Latin-boogaloo hit.
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And when Brian clips his cymbals to give "Rockers to Swallow" its swinging dynamic shifts, between understated verses and roaring choruses on Is Is, it's almost impossible to not want to swing your head around, imagining you've got a mic in hand and are swaggering about as Karen would.
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Easily one of the most promising new acts of the year, the band caught ears and attention back in January with a five-track EP, Winter Nets, which was startling in particular for its sheer ego, far bigger and more swaggering than it had any right to be.
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CENTRAL ISLIP, N.Y. — The once popular and swaggering chief of the Suffolk County Police Department, James Burke, was sentenced to 46 months in federal prison on Wednesday for a series of misdeeds that began after a duffel bag belonging to him was stolen from his parked sport utility vehicle.
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This Stealers Wheel-referencing, Rolling Stones-evoking chunk of reinvented blues was our first indication that he fully intended to embrace his role of millennial Mick Jagger: a swaggering, charismatic wearer of scarves with a genuine respect for pop, poured into the traditional mould of a rock star.
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The conservative movement was perpetually disappointed in him; liberals gave him no credit for his moderation; the press never swooned for him; and few voters bonded with him the way they did with the beloved Reagan, the charismatic Clinton – or even, eventually, with a more populist and swaggering President Bush.
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But Michael B. Jordan is so charismatic, and I love the contrast between his hipshot, swaggering just-having-fun routine when he's dealing with adversaries he doesn't take seriously (like Klaue or the museum staff or the flower-tenders) and his raging fury when he's dealing with his real enemies.
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Swaggering, curved lines from beneath are held in check by streaming, blurred, white horizontals with blurred black verticals on top; and if that were not enough to disquiet the soul, Scully marches forth with another layer of ochre and pink striations at indeterminate intervals, seamlessly putting each of them in place.
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Mr. Trump, with his swaggering, shoot-from-the-hip campaign style, has shown time and again a willingness — nay, an eagerness — to thumb his nose at the hoity-toity members of the Republican establishment, whether big donors like the Koch brothers or powerful entities like the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
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The combo hadn't sunk into the kind of swaggering rapport that would define his best live recordings from this period ("Alive!" from 1970, and "Live at the Lighthouse," from 1972, both released on Blue Note), but these new albums are charged with fresh energy and a sense of rooted exploration.
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His menu at Adda Indian Canteen in Queens issues a challenge that New Yorkers have been happy to accept; on any given night you can see eyes popping as dishes like chicken liver masala and bheja fry — goat brains with ginger and fresh green chiles — come swaggering out of the kitchen.
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The result, before any actual results, was a muddle of campaign claims and counterclaims about momentum that may or may not exist, with candidates swaggering about their performance before any full data set existed to disprove it and their supporters trading conspiracy theories about the cause of the reporting delay.
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The negotiations are difficult, but Davis and Crawford eventually sign on and show up for the table-read at the studio like swaggering white and black hats in a Western, their two gas-guzzling cars facing each other in the lot as in a deadly standoff in a dusty frontier town.
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Editorial Even before violence erupted in Charlottesville, Va., last weekend, city residents and the police anxiously watched the arrival of self-styled militias — swaggering gangs of armed civilians in combat fatigues — standing guard over the protest by white supremacists and other racist agitators against the removal of a Confederate statue.
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For devotees of Detroit's distinctly syncopated, uniquely swaggering sound, Friday at Panorama will be an opportunity to see a handful of the scene's most important artists do something rare in the United States: share a stage outdoors in the light of day instead of near dawn in a dark club.
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The hosts Chenjerai Kumanyika and Jack Hitt make swaggering pronouncements of their work as "ransacking American history" and "punching it in the face," but the idea underpinning "Uncivil" — that the cultural and political factors that divided Americans and erupted into war are still in play today — is hardly a Gladwellian counternarrative.
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And they sound like songs that would be beat up in the bathroom by the likes of "Kiwi" and "Only Angel," two swaggering slabs of codpiece rock; the shag-rug come-on "Carolina"; and "Woman," a Lennon-style stomper with a "Bennie and the Jets" piano intro and an all-caps chorus.
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Other newcomers include the Forum for Democracy (FvD), headed by Thierry Baudet, a swaggering Eurosceptic intellectual; For the Netherlands (VNL), a tax-cutting, anti-immigration party headed by a sassy news-comedian; Denk ("Think"), a party that appeals mostly to immigrants from Turkey and Morocco and their offspring; and the Dutch Pirate Party.
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Where China had chosen for the last generation to cultivate an image of itself that stood for partnership and resistance to "Western imperialism," Xi Jinping has now tossed it out in favor of an image of a proud, swaggering Great Power that evinces little concern for how its actions are perceived abroad.
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Premiered via WSHH yesterday, the video for the swaggering "Call Casting," which will appear on the group's upcoming album, Culture, features footage of the Atlanta trio hanging out in Lagos, Nigeria (where they recently travelled to play a concert on behalf of a local radio station) interspersed with some local scenery and wildlife.
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" Donald Rumsfeld is forgiven his swaggering arrogance: While Smith heaps scorn on Bush's bellicose statements, comparing them at one point to those of "a mid-20th-century European dictator," he writes that the secretary of defense only "unwittingly exacerbated" tensions with France and Germany when he dismissively referred to them as "old Europe.
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It's a reflection of a life dragged up on punks and rebels, and its individual lonerism is reflected in a monochrome-turned-color music video featuring Moran in full-length pimp overcoat, swaggering through some old ruins in the snow, like a lost member of the Night's Watch in Game Of Thrones.
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That star-centered system has been the Galaxy's calling card and winning business model, and after missing the postseason in 2017, the team has doubled down on it, signing Zlatan Ibrahimovic, a swaggering Swedish striker with the crowd-pleasing habits of scoring stunning goals and talking about himself in the third person.
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Among the artists are Samian, an indigenous rapper who grew up in Abitibi-Témiscamingue and sings in both French and Algonquin; the swaggering Canadian indie rock band Arcade Fire; and the Dead Obies, whose self-described "Frenglish" style mixes English and French in a province where language is at the core of identity.
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Where the NFL considers itself to be, and behaves like, a swaggering authoritarian petro-state that shares a military and a flag with the United States, baseball's elite act as if baseball is the United States, and their discourse has the same sort of fussy, dour tone that the country's political discourse does.
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With a snarl and a strut, a two-handed backhand and a steel racket, he became tennis's first rock star — a hip-swaggering punk who had been promoted like a boxer by his manager, coached and coddled by his mother and grandmother, and refused to join the 1972-formed players association, the ATP.
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Appearing on the Johnson songs "Ramblin' on My Mind" and "I Believe I'll Dust My Broom," the boogie bass — a low, ambling rhythm that evokes a swaggering strut — became a building block of both Chicago blues and rock 'n' roll in the hands of the Johnson apostles Muddy Waters and Elmore James.
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Maybe everything will work out fine with a nuclear South Korea, a nuclear Japan, Baltic States exposed to the whims of Putin, the United States Embassy moved from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, a flimsy NATO abjured by America, and swaggering Texan oil men running things while Trump takes time off in New York.
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When Donald Trump wrote The Art of the Deal, even the swaggering businessman who dreamed of his name branded on the skyline of every major city in the world couldn't have envisioned a deal so sweet, a deal with terms so exquisitely crafted—the one deal with the potential to change the game.
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The irresistible "Hold Up" rides an ironically perky Andy Williams sample plus relaxed bass as Beyoncé relishes and recoils from the melody simultaneously; the equally irresistible "Formation" builds a swaggering club banger from squelchy synthesizer, sharply percussive synthesizer, and a defiant choir of multiple Beyoncés backing, commenting on, and undercutting the lead singer.
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The show was titled "Legends and Fairytales," a notion made explicit in the clothes themselves, all nymphette dresses, swaggering capes and all manner of fur shredded and patched into intricate woodland scenes, replete with mink flowers and astrakhan skies straight out of a Hans Christian Andersen fable, and requiring Rumplestiltskin-level magic in their materialization.
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A swaggering middle manager from the public works department had taken it upon himself to organize them, asking the police chief to hastily deputize the men, then tearing up bedsheets from the city jail, scrawling "Police" on each one with a parking attendant's lipstick, and handing out those scraps of fabric as arm bands.
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On Wednesday the swaggering president changed his tune, denouncing what he called "baseless, unprecedented and outrageous attacks on my person" and saying he will pull the Philippines out of the I.C.C. Thankfully, that doesn't put the court out of business in the Philippines, where the police and vigilantes have killed thousands of drug dealers.
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OK. See, when Next Generation premiered in 1987, fans had only known one kind of captain—James T. Kirk, a swaggering cowboy, something of a Cold Space Warrior in a two-front fight against the aggressive Klingons and the inscrutable Romulans, and a pansexual adventurer who never didn't have time to chase alien orifice.
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At some point after AT&T absorbed HBO as part of its $85.4 billion acquisition of Time Warner last year, Mr. Plepler sensed that his ability to run his own shop with his usual swaggering independence was not going to fly under his Dallas-based bosses, two people with knowledge of his thinking said.
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Certainly, the Pakistani Taliban is no longer the tightly unified force that it once was, when the movement was commanded from the snowy heights of Waziristan in the tribal belt by swaggering, publicity-hungry commanders who could call on a seemingly limitless stream of suicide bombers to hit targets across Pakistan, including even the army headquarters in Rawalpindi.
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Album | The City That Stared Back 12 Photos View Slide Show ' New York in the mid-1980s was a city braced for powerful forces: the swaggering yuppiedom of "Bonfire of the Vanities" and Oliver Stone's "Wall Street" (both 1987); the AIDS epidemic and the crack wars; the graffiti boom and the golden age of New York hip-hop.
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While there was a swaggering time in our history when the bold, visionary morality embodied in the succinct, well-crafted sentences of the document's preamble ("We hold these truths to be self evident …") helped to shape and then reinforce generations of belief that America was unique in the world, that prideful mindset has lately fallen by the intellectual wayside.
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Whether its an artery-hardening poutine at a local poutine stand in Montreal or a triple-layer almond foie gras cake at Martin Picard's famous Cabane à Sucre Au Pied de Cochon in Mirabel, the often swaggering excess of Quebec cuisine and its joie de vivre spirit reflects a sensibility steeped in both Anglo-Saxon and French culture.
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Mr. Jenkins plumbed the homey if earthy wisdom of Fort Worth in a number of books after "Semi-Tough," including the novels "Dead Solid Perfect" (1974), about a professional golfer in the swaggering Billy Clyde mold, and "Baja Oklahoma" (1981), about a feisty waitress and single mother with aspirations to be a country singer; both became television movies.
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Mr. Steltzner — who became known at J.P.L. for his Elvis hair, his cowboy boots and his swaggering style — often talks less like a science geek than like the rocker he wanted to be as a teenager, and he displays a gift here for capturing the high-stakes, adrenaline-laced atmosphere of the Mars Science Laboratory, as the overall project was called.
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Besides questioning self worth over heavy guitar riffs, his latest album Do the Boogie—a follow up to last year's excellent More Than Enough—contains swaggering boogie rock that's been likened to Canned Heat, damaged noise in the vein of Cleveland's Pere Ubu and more fragile pieces that's been likened to the New Zealand pop of David Kilgour and Peter Jefferies.
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When he ventured from novels into playwriting with "Wanda June," which opened on Broadway in the wake of his 1969 antiwar masterpiece, "Slaughterhouse-Five," he was sending up a particular breed of man: a swaggering, bellicose bully who subscribes to a cult of manliness that valorizes combat, loves nothing more than slaughter, and views the purpose of women as sex, reproduction and servitude.
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His rejection notice, here, cites his "inadequate personality," presumably a code for homosexuality; Robbins had romances with men and women throughout his life.) That urban aim would come to fruition in "Fancy Free" (230), in which three sailors on shore leave — including Robbins as the third, swaggering soloist — engage in a dance-off to woo New York's street-smart single ladies.
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It is relatively brief (two hundred and forty pages), accessible, and more or less conventionally structured; it is highly intelligent but not a novel of ideas, and though its prose does plenty of swaggering, the swagger belongs to the characters—which is to say, most of the novel is written in close third-person or free indirect style, the grammar of everyday contemporary realism.
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Opening with "This Way"—a swaggering mission statement in which NoLay introduces herself as "your worst nightmare"—and closing with a raw, first-person account of domestic violence in "Dancing With The Devil," This Woman encompasses a more multi-dimensional expression of womanhood that sees NoLay bursting out of any box anyone has tried to put her in and giving it a royal kicking afterwards.
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Arata Isozaki, once of their company, designed buildings that gestured to Japanese heritage in a different way: They called to mind images of bombed-out ruins from World War II. Meanwhile, Tadao Ando, perhaps the most successful Japanese architect to come after Tange, developed an aesthetic of introversion: His houses and museums are tranquil rather than swaggering, putting up sheer, concrete faces to the world.
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The dancers that they assembled — among them a gamin Latina woman with dark, sympathetic eyes and a confident stride (Yesenia Ayala, playing the role of Anita); a short, muscular black woman with a shaved head and a winning, defiant expression (Zuri Noelle Ford, a Jet); a swaggering, acrobatic black man who moved like lightning (Dharon E. Jones, also a Jet) — exuded vigor and raw assurance.
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Such is the reality of her political comedown from the swaggering heights of the summer and early fall, when she was thought to be the standard-bearer of the Democratic Party's left flank and the chief rival to former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. These days, it is Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont who is the liberal topping some Iowa polls and the top rival to Mr. Biden.
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After he intervenes in a spat between Valerie Epstein ("known for her smile and singing voice and straight A's") and her rich, swaggering beau, the son of a local tycoon keen on eugenics and Ayn Rand, the seemingly negligible encounter precipitates a host of clashes — with a hot rod full of greasers; a mob mistress; a sadistic mob enforcer and his unhinged son; an ex-Communist and an ex-O.
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After a brief stop at the police precinct, with its commissioner (Jeanne Balibar), who's unexpectedly tolerant of Chris, the men are back out on the streets, swaggering through encounters with a sprung jailbird; a blustery middle-aged guy who calls himself "the Mayor"; and a soft-spoken former drug dealer turned Muslim who runs a shawarma shop, which may be the real power center of the poverty-stricken community.
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That focus, more than any claim-staking of grim subject matter and dreamy cinematography on behalf of the feminine, may be Sharp Objects' boldest choice: The series invites us in with promises of lurid murders and swaggering self-destruction, and then gives us instead an in-depth portrait of a woman — traumas, chip on her shoulder, and all — and insists that we head home with her, spend time in her head, and understand what makes her tick.
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Quicksilver glorying in his powers in his high-speed action scene in X-Men: Days Of Future Past, Star-Lord's swaggering little dance to "Come And Get Your Love" at the beginning of Guardians Of The Galaxy, Wade and Vanessa's lusty sex montage in Deadpool, Ant-Man thrilling to his own sudden power as a giant in Civil War, Spider-Man's entire Civil War character — these are the moments that become fan memes and critical reference points, because they show the cracks in the heroes' dull armor.
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Immediately after the Prince tribute by the Time and Mr. Mars, there was an ad for the Google phone Pixel, that movingly and seamlessly aggregated cover versions — across styles, and by amateurs and professionals, including Sampha, Deer Tick's John McCauley and Brandi Carlisle — of "Nothing Compares 2 U." And while there was no Spanish-language music performed on the show, Johnnie Walker ran an ad that included a swaggering bilingual cover of "This Land Is Your Land" by the Los Angeles tropical throwback-soul band Chicano Batman.
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Alongside his spiritual brother Cody Jinks, Whitey Morgan has staked his claim on the rough and tumble side of the country line, and it's working out rather well; his hell-raising honky-tonk tunes like the swaggering "Just Got Paid" and more introspective, whiskey-soaked ballads like the somber working man's lament "What Am I Supposed to Do" channel country's twin sacred cows of bourbon and the blues, and as someone raised up both (plus the work of classic barroom troubadours), I couldn't be happier about it.
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The torpedoes are decorated with jokes and swaggering signs, some with historical, sexual, or religious references: one has the black-and-white pattern of a cow with the stamp "USDA Prime," as if it contained a packet of meat; another, with "I want you" against a background of the US flag, brings to mind the famous WWI-era recruitment poster; another features a checkered flag scheme, tongues of flame, and a reference to a bible verse that promises damnation by fire to anyone perceived as other.
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