He is denigrating — he is talking down our democracy.
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" She continued: "He is denigrating -- he's talking down -- our democracy.
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Talking down the dollar puts that predominant status at risk.
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No cuteness, no talking down, and such sweetness and truth.
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The best guidebooks explain things simply without talking down to you.
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With iOS 11, Apple has stopped talking down to its users.
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Fed officials in recent days have been talking down recession risks.
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Headlines Draghi takes swipe at U.S. for talking down dollar on.ft.
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Influencer Amra Olević Reyes is sick of people talking down influencers.
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Clinton — talking down to her, interrupting her, portraying her as untrustworthy.
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European policymakers would not welcome Trump "talking down the dollar," she added.
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"Every year it happens," says the museum director, talking down his good fortune.
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To the point of talking down the latter in order to hype the former.
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Trump really is "talking down" the idea of a free press and honest journalism.
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CNN later aired a montage on Friday of Trump talking down about the media.
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He's been talking down this nation and its most cherished institutions throughout his campaign.
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What a big man talking down to couple of women and a helpless employee.
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"Our intention is to make sure it's successful without talking down," Mr. Herrera said.
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Growth slipped to 6% in the third quarter and Beijing officials are talking down prospects.
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But he has been talking down to students, disabled and otherwise, for a long time.
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Talking down Trump is high on the list of many tech leaders — not just Cook.
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Australia has been talking down media reports of diplomatic disruptions over Chinese anger at Australian policies.
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" He added, "What a big man talking down to couple of women and a helpless employee.
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Mack knows she's skilled at talking up things like black holes without talking down to people.
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At a particularly contentious point in the argument, Scarborough accused Cruz of talking "down" to him.
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"What a big man talking down to couple of women and a helpless employee," he posted.
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In talking down such a problem, Weidmann is also playing down the need for any action.
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Even as she was shedding shares, Ms. Loeffler was talking down the threat of the coronavirus.
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Now is the time for all Londoners to stand together rather than talking down our prospects.
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I'm less patient with sexism and talking down and more likely to stand up for others.
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Though face to face, they sound like two people talking down a long-distance phone line.
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Meanwhile, he's got this suit talking down to him like a parent to a spoiled brat.
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I haven't seen it yet, but it's better to support him than keep talking down on him.
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He's literally become basically famous for talking down to grown-ups, and putting them in their place.
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Its next boss must break the cycle before then by cutting subsidies and talking down its valuation.
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The old look of this scene was a lot thuggery, talking down to people and call outs.
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" Or if I'm turned up, that's when I'll come with that "While everybody talking down, I'm up bitch.
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They love talking down to people who are suspicious that something called Dogecoin may actually hold any value.
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"We just don't like the talking down to, and the mansplaining, and the I'm better than you," Machado clarifies.
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He's talking down to his supporters, plus the rest of the country, by constantly saying stuff that's not true.
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"We have to be really careful that we never seem like we're talking down to our audience," he says.
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Stop talking down to them and instead focus on what Democrats are going to do to address their problems.
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"It means it is a better situation than talking down the numbers only to then report an improvement", he said.
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Nonetheless, by talking down Germany's ability to act now, it is possible to overstate its willingness to do so before.
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I don't really want to be talking down the economy, because I don't think that's the state of the economy.
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In June, his administration began boycotting regional newspaper Var-Matin, accusing it of talking down the town and political bias.
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Trump's talking down the dollar - an unusual step for a U.S. president - has been effective, though less so more recently.
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"It's hard to be entertaining, informative and educational without ever talking down to your audience," wrote sports journalist Bomani Jones.
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Particularly in talking down others in Washington, they give the distinct impression they see themselves as rather brighter than everyone else.
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Buffett alluded elliptically to Trump in last year's letter, bemoaning the "negative drumbeat" from presidential candidates talking down U.S. economic prospects.
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A Labour government could reduce its bill by talking down the companies' share prices (though this might also face legal challenges).
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The Aussie drew a bit of relief as the RBA resisted talking down the currency's recent strength as some had feared.
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I don't like liberals who shop at Whole Foods talking down their noses at me because I shop at Wal-Mart.
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Italy's populist strongman Matteo Salvini threatened to sue EU chief Jean-Claude Juncker for damages Tuesday for talking down his country's economy.
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The Trump campaign has been talking down its preparations, with campaign sources telling NBC News they are not holding formal mock debates.
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She said Trump was "talking down our democracy," hitting him for claiming a conspiracy was against him several times during the campaign.
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Washington (CNN)Just before polls close in Michigan's primary John Kasich isn't talking down the amount of time he has invested there.
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On the issue of the story's tone toward farmers, I didn't see anything that struck me as intentionally talking down to farmers.
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And that had little to do with the talking down of the dollar by a U.S. delegation having fun in the Alps.
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This allows you to convey your concern for them without talking down to them or forcing them to do anything, she says.
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The index quickly dipped back below 100, however, as worries lingered over the Trump administration's expected efforts to continue talking down the dollar.
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A state senator from Iowa, Kevin Kinney, says Democrats are perceived as arrogant and as talking down to rural folks in the Midwest.
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Kelly once appeared to give the president a talking down to in the Oval Office and within earshot of other White House officials.
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Wittner said he expects OPEC to move toward an agreement, and none of the major players have been talking down a deal lately.
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As well as battering the Fed, Trump has in recent days also accused the media of talking down the economy to hurt him.
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They cast her as either talking down to or looking down at voters, often in terms that the Warren camp viewed as gendered.
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He did this by tapping into the intense feelings that kids were experiencing, never talking down to them, but right at their level.
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The Treasury secretary's comments triggered not so subtle criticism from Europe's central bank head Mario Draghi about unnamed officials talking down their currency.
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Bernanke said the Fed could use forward guidance, or "talking down" longer-term rates while convincing markets that short-term rates will remain low.
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The euro has rallied in the past two sessions after European Central Bank President Mario Draghi abstained from talking down the currency on Thursday.
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On Thursday morning, the duo traveled with several FBI agents to a meeting point near the refuge after hours of talking down the militants.
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"There are people who have been talking down to other people because they can't afford anything better than craft yarn from Michael's," she said.
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When the president of a university stops to speak to a student after a lecture, she is talking down a hierarchy of academic status.
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Mr. Jefferies may seem like he's sneering at you or wondering at your dimness, but he never seems to be talking down to you.
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During the last session of parliament, Rees-Mogg frequently clashed with Mark Carney over what Rees-Mogg saw as Carney's deliberate talking down of Brexit.
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The euro climbed to a 2-1/2-year high against the dollar after Draghi held back from talking down the currency in his speech.
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But he faces numerous hurdles, the most difficult of which may be his history of talking down the Senate as unfulfilling and frustrating at times.
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That combination is the worst when it comes to people talking down to you, or assuming that you don't know how to work your pedals.
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Mr. Gillespie tried at times to focus on the economy by talking down the state's prospects under Democrats, but that message did not break through.
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When the US could have been establishing a national testing network, its leader was instead focused on talking down the likely impact of the pandemic.
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If you're in the habit of talking down to yourself, as many of us are, that's a lot of unnecessary negativity being thrown your way.
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In her post, Rose shared the video of Newton talking down to Rodrigue in a condescending tone, insinuating women can't possibly be knowledgable about sports.
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Republicans have already slammed Democrats for talking down the economy when they have raised questions about nagging concerns, from low wage growth to income inequality.
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An excellent family film, it tackles topics of parental neglect and abuse in a whimsical manner without making light of anything or talking down to kids.
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He's definitely not a feminist, and is a big fan of mansplaining and talking down to women (but, admittedly, he also does it to other men).
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"They just kept talking down to me, cutting me off in conversation, telling me, 'Look, you don't understand, it's your fault,&apos" he told the outlet.
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They were gone before he'd come into work that day and he'd spent most of his work day talking down customers eager to find a copy.
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"I look forward to starting coalition negotiations on Monday," he said, adding his only concern was the "masochistic way" the SPD had of talking down its successes.
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They will usually say something like, "Only eat one-fourth of this cookie because it's very strong" and I immediately assume that they're talking down to me.
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But I Am Human explains them in a clear, detailed way without talking down to its audience, and it usually doesn't overhype the capabilities of the tech itself.
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That explains why existing powerful players, such as EuroChem, a Russian-owned giant with revenues of $853bn, have been talking down polyhalite, presumably adding to bond investors' worries.
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U.S. President Donald Trump recently said in an interview that the dollar was too strong, a comment Mnuchin later clarified as not intended at talking down the currency.
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Early in her campaign, Clinton had an acerbic private exchange with several protesters who felt as if Clinton was talking down to them and being dismissive of their efforts.
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Likewise we were conscious not to spark bitter rivalries between you and your cousins, talking down your exceptional cognitive skills on family retreats to our Sedona, Arizona Endtimes bunker.
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This year Draghi managed the rare feat of talking down the euro and bond yields while announcing a tightening of monetary policy at his press conference on June 14.
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I think, you know, the problem with what's going on is since he's been talking down our stock several months ago or last year, yeah, our stock's been up 50%.
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"This week we had some underwriters, JPMorgan lowered some numbers, and a few other investment banks are kind of talking down the story a little bit," Dan Nathan of RiskReversal.
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"With policy easing speculation gaining ground and the Finance Minister talking down the yen, it is clear they do not want a stronger currency," said Niels Christensen, FX strategist at Nordea.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's focus on curbing trade imbalances with surplus countries like Japan complicates the task for Japanese policymakers, wary of stoking tensions with Washington by talking down the yen.
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In Turin and Milan and Tuscany, where talking down about Roman incivility is a tradition going back at least to the Etruscans, the disgust with the capital's reduced state was expected.
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And while timeouts "don't really work" for Willow "because she'll sit there and sing," Pink makes a point of never "talking down" to her kids while explaining there are rules and consequences.
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He seems to not understand that there is a huge difference between women talking about, and to, other women about their bodies, and a man talking down to or mocking women's bodies.
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China's foreign exchange regulator urged the country's investors not to be alarmed by foreign institutions "talking down" the yuan, saying the currency remained relatively stable, the official Economic Daily reported on Monday.
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Even as he was meeting with Democrats, his acting chief of staff, Mick Mulvaney — a fierce budget hawk — was at a conference in Beverly Hills, talking down the prospects of a deal.
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Mr. Northam sought to link himself to Mr. McAuliffe, the popular governor, by trumpeting the "new Virginia economy," while criticizing Mr. Gillespie for talking down the state's progress since the Great Recession.
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Turkish Finance Minister Beral Albayrak told a local broadcaster that speculators were talking down the economy on social media and said this was similar to what happened during anti-government protests in 2013.
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"You have [an] attorney general who applied for the job by talking down any potential obstruction conviction or indictment who then went to a Senate confirmation and refused to recuse himself," Schiff said.
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The dollar hit a year low against a currency basket after the European Central Bank's chief abstained from talking down the euro, while obstacles to U.S. President Donald Trump's policy agenda also weighed.
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Yet ECB President Mario Draghi steered clear of "talking down" the euro in his press conference and crucially said he didn't anticipate having to reduce rates further, which the FX market also jumped on.
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Too many Democrats still haven't figured out the difference between talking to and talking down to Americans, and too many engage in a kind of oppression Olympics that turns off voters in the middle.
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Both sides are playing an expectations game when it comes to New Hampshire, with Clinton aides talking down her chances of winning the state and Sanders emphasizing her victory there in the 2008 cycle.
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But it does give the pro-Europeans something with which to parry Eurosceptic defeatism ("Britain has virtually no influence in Brussels" bellowed a recent Express headline) and accusations of talking down Britain's prospects and ambitions.
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"Eager buyers would do well to tread carefully, since it looks like the occupant of the White House is still very keen on talking down the oil price," said IG chief market analyst, Chris Beauchamp.
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If Macron is now exploring France's options by talking up the prospect of a European army while talking down the threat from Russia, it's because that's where Trump's wild rhetoric and behavior have led him.
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Secretary of State for Work and Pensions Duncan Smith said the Prime Minister has a "low opinion" of British people and accused his campaign to remain in the EU of talking down the country's capabilities.
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They'll get pissed off for thinking that the mods are talking down to them or telling them that they're wrong for spreading hate and intolerance, but it's important to remind the community that everyone is welcome.
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In a time when most sunscreen brands were talking down to their customers like an old stuffy dermatologist in a lab coat, Supergoop was the cool friend whose sunscreen you wanted to borrow at the beach.
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"L-SHAPED" RECOVERY Talking down the prospect of any quick economic recovery, state-owned People's Daily said on Monday that China's economic trend will be "L-shaped", rather than "U-shaped", and definitely not "V-shaped".
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Finance Minister Berat Albayrak said on Friday that speculators were talking down the Turkish economy on social media and that the manipulation was similar to that he said took place during anti-government protests in 2013.
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And the Defense Department's inspector general said it was looking into complaints that Patrick M. Shanahan, the acting defense secretary and a former Boeing executive, had been promoting his former employer and talking down other military contractors.
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Jared Kushner does not seem genuinely interested in selling his Middle East "peace plan" to Palestinians, as he&aposs spent a significant chunk of the past 24 hours talking down to them following the deal&aposs unveiling.
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In a fantasy world where orcs are marginalized citizens, cops are talking down medieval sword-wielding crazies, and elves are shooting up convenient stores, a magic wand is a weapon of mass destruction…that can also grant wishes.
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"It was so elitist, as if it were a powerful person talking down to someone who disagreed with him and he could say whatever he wanted," said Katherine Lehman, a former music professor at University of the South.
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She spent the evening talking down to the American people she's looked down on her whole life," said the statement, adding later that "it's a speech delivered from a fantasy universe, not the reality we live in today.
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Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation's leading expert on infectious diseases, is widely respected for his ability to explain science without talking down to his audience — and lately, for managing to correct the president's pronouncements without saying he is wrong.
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Jefferies may seem like he's sneering at you or wondering at your dimness, but he never seems to be talking down to you," Mike Hale wrote in his review for The New York Times of "The Jim Jeffries Show.
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From overworked, sexually repressed cooks talking down to women in the kitchen, to straight-up sexual harassment by fellow staff and clients, the service industry is a veritable minefield that women are forced to navigate on a daily basis.
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Yet even having to explain defeat seemed an unfamiliar and uncomfortable role for the tough-talking, down-to-earth leader who had led his conservative allies to eight straight regional victories since the last national ballot in March 2018.
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Mr. Ailes, the founding chairman of Fox News, envisioned a news network that would speak for those forgotten Americans who thought the rest of the media was talking down to them while abetting a liberal takeover of their country.
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He's reportedly complained that the intelligence community is "talking down to him," one of the Post's sources said, and has accused Obama-era intelligence officials of playing up Russian interference in the 2016 election in order to delegitimize his presidency.
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The editor of Belgium's L'Echo was having none of the French talking down to its smaller neighbor, especially as the current Belgian team is regarded as the greatest in a generation, with the best chance ever of bringing home the cup.
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After the UK Chancellor Philip Hammond delivered his annual Autumn Statement on Wednesday, which blamed Brexit for creating a £58 billion black hole in the finances, pro-Brexit figures immediately claimed he and senior British economists were talking down the economy.
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A fact Mr Carney no doubt understands, which is why in spite of the brickbats thrown at him about talking down the economy, it's better the bank is alert to stagflationary risks - which is the sub-text of today's statement.
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Voice of reason Paige Davis and her famous pixie When actress Paige Davis was brought on as host of the show in its second season, homeowners finally had someone to turn to for aid in talking down out of control designers.
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Weakness in the U.S. currency helped the euro to its highest in two and a half years at close to $1.20, building on gains made on Friday after European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi refrained from talking down the strong currency.
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"The problem that the greenback is having right now is two- fold - first Trump has been talking down the currency and second, his policies make foreign investors nervous," wrote Kathy Lien, managing director of FX strategy for BK Asset Management.
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Clinton takes pains to explain why Mr. Trump's promises and policies do not add up, or are too risky, she runs a risk of her own: that she will sound as though she is instructing or talking down to her audience.
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While Microsoft and other entrenched enterprise players had a lot of skin in the game when it came to talking down and trying to bury Open Source and, more specifically, Linux, the Internet of Value is dealing with real money and real economies.
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On Thursday, European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi took a swipe at Washington for talking down the dollar, a move he said threatened a decades-old pact not to target the currency and might force his bank to change its own policy.
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"It is one thing talking down a USD that has an upward bias, it is another pushing on a currency market where the door is slowly opening toward USD weakness," said Alan Ruskin, global head of G10 FX strategy at Deutsche Bank.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A top Japanese finance ministry official on Friday said the government would respond to wild swings in currency markets if needed, in comments analysts say were aimed at talking down the yen after its surged to a nine-month high this week.
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The greenback skidded 2.6 percent against a basket of major peers in January, its worst showing since 1987, falling first on worries over U.S. President Donald Trump's protectionism and then on mounting concerns that the new administration was set on talking down the currency.
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Given that Draghi took a swipe at Washington at his last news conference for talking down the dollar, investors will listen out to any comment from the ECB chief about U.S. President Donald Trump's plan to slap steep import tariffs on steel and aluminum.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi took a swipe at Washington on Thursday for talking down the dollar, a move he said threatened a decades-old pact not to target the currency and might force his bank to change its own policy.
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ESTORIL, Portugal, March 4 (Reuters) - Daimler chief executive Dieter Zetsche, whose dominant Mercedes Formula One team have been champions for the past two years, has taken issue with Bernie Ecclestone for talking down the sport only weeks before the start of the new season.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi took a swipe at Washington on Thursday for talking down the dollar, a move he said threatened a decades-old pact not to target the currency and might force his bank to change its own policy.
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The U.S. dollar hit its lowest level in more than a year against a basket of major rivals on Friday a day after the European Central Bank's chief abstained from talking down the euro, while obstacles to U.S. President Donald Trump's policy agenda also weighed.
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"While talking down the economy and offering more bizarre conspiracy theories, including one about a 'false market,' Donald Trump doubled down on his belief that a case could be made for defaulting on the U.S. debt," Jacob Leibenluft, senior policy adviser to Clinton, told POLITICO.
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U.S. economist Nouriel Roubini suggested on Friday the ECB was angry over a perception that the U.S. central bank has been talking down the dollar, and wanted to push for a currency accord at a meeting of the G20 major economies in Washington this week.
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Gold rose to its highest in more than a week on Monday as the dollar weakened and the euro powered ahead after the head of the European Central Bank refrained from talking down the single currency at a high-profile meeting of central bankers.
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HILLARY CLINTON used flag-waving speeches in Florida and North Carolina this week, and a military-themed television forum in New York, to accuse her Republican rival, Donald Trump, of talking down the armed forces and failing to cherish the military alliances that underpin America's global standing.
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A former head of international payments at China's foreign exchange regulator urged investors not to be alarmed by foreign institutions "talking down" the yuan, saying the currency remained stable against most currencies, even though it was down against the dollar, the official Economic Daily reported on Monday.
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When Meredith Schwartz, VP of experience at Birchbox, says her brand strives to write emails as your "all-knowing, reliable friend, not talking down, but just saying 'here, this is what this is, here's why you might be interested in it," I do not bat an eye.
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The finding is significant because for years, leaders of Australian rules football have straddled an uncomfortable fence, talking down the risks of potential long-term brain damage from the sport while also focusing on eliminating head hits and trying to prevent concussions and other traumatic brain injuries.
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Watching Spicer seethe that she's "shaking [her] head again," and that she should just "take no for an answer," as if he's rudely talking down to a kid who can't possibly understand the matter at hand, underscores how he and the Trump administration view their relationship to the press.
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Like the president, Linton comes from money (her family is estimated to be worth $30 million and owns Melville Castle outside Edinburgh), and talking down to women she sees as "lesser" on Instagram is just the latest way she's given the world a peek at her blinding privilege.
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The case is made for talking down a patient who is having a hard time rather than trying to directly administer tranquilizers to restore the individual's ego, a progressive stance at a time when many psychiatrists were quick to prescribe downers to bring a bad trip to an end.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar hit its lowest level in more than a year against a basket of major rivals on Friday a day after the European Central Bank's chief abstained from talking down the euro, while obstacles to U.S. President Donald Trump's policy agenda also weighed.
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" ("There's three women up here that have fought pretty hard for a woman's right to choose," Ms. Klobuchar responded.) "That was quite a moment for Klobuchar, stepping in on behalf of the other women on stage and talking down Jay Inslee's chest pounding over passing a health care law.
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And I realized that I was actually very curious about distribution and how distribution works and who owns distribution and what influence looks like in a world where, instead of a brand talking down to readers, a brand needs to figure out how to engage readers in a conversation.
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The greenback was already on the defensive, particularly against the euro, after Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen did not mention monetary policy at a central bankers' summit in Jackson Hole last week, and as European Central Bank President Mario Draghi's held back from talking down the euro at the same meeting.
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With good reason: while Trump criticizes Hillary Clinton and the Democratic Party for talking down to blacks or taking them for granted, Trump's support among black voters is hovering between one and two percent, making him the least-popular Republican presidential nominee since 1948, according to a calculation by FiveThirtyEight.
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European Central Bank President Mario Draghi's decision to hold back from talking down the euro at the central bankers' meeting in Jackson Hole, despite the currency's double-digit gains this year, continued to weigh on the dollar and sent the euro to $1.1963 Monday, its strongest against the greenback since January 2015.
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Sanders' pick A source close to the White House who is familiar with discussions regarding Trump's selection of Grisham as press secretary says Sanders was talking up deputy White House press secretary Hogan Gidley as her replacement and talking down the idea of Grisham as late as her going away party Monday night with White House reporters.
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European Central Bank President Mario Draghi's decision to hold back from talking down the euro at the central bankers' meeting in Jackson Hole, despite the currency's double-digit gains this year, continued to weigh on the dollar and sent the euro up as much as 0.5 percent on the day to $1.1983 Monday EUR=, its strongest since January 2015.
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" The response so shook rival Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE to her core that she proclaimed she was "horrified" and claimed Trump was "talking down our democracy.
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The term "mansplaining"—a man talking down to a woman about a subject she knows as well as or better than he does—made its first known appearance on a LiveJournal blog one month after Solnit published her piece, and has passed into common use, along with "manspreading"—sitting with knees wide apart on a crowded subway—and other under-examined "man-" behaviors.
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European Central Bank President Mario Draghi's decision to hold back from talking down the euro at the central bankers' meeting in Jackson Hole, despite the currency's double-digit gains this year, continued to weigh on the dollar and sent the euro as much as 0.5 percent on the day to $1.1983 Monday, its strongest against the greenback since January 2015.
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Here's a video of what appears to be them talking down to Watson, asking him to leave: In either event, maybe Watson was toe-ing the line by going to a bar close to the University of Alabama—the bar later issued a statement on their Facebook page, apologizing for their customers' behavior—but Watson was just trying to get some food with his girlfriend.
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However, with a mother battling a chronic illness, a retired father, a younger brother fresh out of college, an older one trying to get back on his feet while battling a drug addiction, and a niece who keeps having babies without being able to hold down a job, it's been season after season of Mary Jane talking down to her family out of frustration when tensions get high.
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