The moment they got close to something, talking over it.
|
|
We're talking over the course of seven or eight years.
|
|
" Talking over those last words, Diaz responded, "Fuck Jon Anik.
|
|
People were really upset that I was talking over it.
|
|
TRUMP: [Talking over Pelosi] And we've gained in the Senate. Nancy.
|
|
Talking over me, I don&apost know what your point is.
|
|
"Worth" closes out with Michonne and Negan talking over walkie-talkies.
|
|
"Excuse me, excuse me," Mr. Trump said, talking over Mr. Alexander.
|
|
They started talking over Instagram in 2014, and eventually ... got together.
|
|
You've got lawyers talking over here, you've got employees over here.
|
|
Talking over me isn&apost going to make it any more logical.
|
|
Objection objection, talking over each other, it was like a major swarm.
|
|
It's tough to take it all in when we're talking over it.
|
|
The two lawyers then went back and forth, talking over one another.
|
|
We are talking over 2,000 tweets since he has been sworn in!
|
|
For one, it will reduce the yelling and talking over one another.
|
|
Is he discussing things you wish he were talking over with you?
|
|
Yet talking over women, or shutting them down, is a bipartisan exercise.
|
|
So there's no point in talking over something that you talked about.
|
|
Similarly, it is mostly futile to try talking over a protest chant.
|
|
We decide to stay and keep talking over a fried-ice-cream dessert.
|
|
"A chaotic discussion with people talking over each other followed," the lawsuit alleges.
|
|
Damon interrupted with a defensive monologue, dismissing Brown's point, and talking over her.
|
|
We hope so, but first Sam will have to stop talking over her.
|
|
They raised their voices early and often, talking over and past each other.
|
|
"Two old white men talking over each other, how great," Ms. Cypheridge remarked.
|
|
You're both talking over the top of each other and swerving between topics.
|
|
He was even accused of being "arguably sexist" for talking over Clinton at times.
|
|
Jeter said Rickerson became "belligerent and kept talking over" the trooper on the scene.
|
|
He feels Congress has been talking over each other in regard to school safety.
|
|
As soon as I hear someone talking over a drum machine beat, I'm out.
|
|
"We're back to everything I've been talking over the past few years," he said.
|
|
They still haven't stopped interrupting or talking over me, but I think they're trying?
|
|
After talking over a few rounds, the discussion turned to the Q3 venture market.
|
|
"I don't want to hear your question," Ms. Manigault-Newman said, talking over him.
|
|
Craig and his group crowded the bar, having drinks and talking over the music.
|
|
"Presidents are entitled to have private meetings," Pompeo insisted, talking over Menendez at times.
|
|
Looks like the forecast is predicting a flurry of weather people talking over each other.
|
|
Curses blast off as they jostle, talking over each other and antagonizing everyone around them.
|
|
If you and I are talking over a beer, boy, does this all sound exciting.
|
|
Talking over moderator Chris Wallace on questions of the Clinton Foundation, she appeared almost manic.
|
|
There have been raised voices and candidates talking over each other, but nothing like this.
|
|
The conversation quickly devolved into chaos a the two men furiously talking over each other. .
|
|
"There was such excitement that students were practically talking over each other," she told me.
|
|
After talking over the phone, Seaquist agreed for me to visit him on Staten Island.
|
|
Now, Maroney has people talking over a racy video she shared on her Instagram Saturday.
|
|
It gets them laughing and talking over each other, which is something every party needs.
|
|
The evening was full of people talking over one another and jabs about Russian interference.
|
|
We were talking over the phone, but I could almost hear him shrug his shoulders.
|
|
Many people in media have been talking over the past year about the impending constitutional crisis.
|
|
Kennedy talking over with the Russian governments and their leaders all the way to the present.
|
|
"Wrong, wrong, wrong," he shouted at one point, talking over Clinton and jabbing at the podium.
|
|
They were talking over the ideas, and they mentioned Valeant, and the world of pharmaceutical companies.
|
|
He later offered a partial apology for talking over them when he was explaining his record.
|
|
Why bother talking over dinner and seeing if you have chemistry if you're not sexually compatible?
|
|
Democratic Debate Night 1 featured a heck of a lot of men talking over one another.
|
|
"Excuse me, that's been alleged," Conway replied as she and Alcindor began talking over each other.
|
|
At last week's presidential debate, Trump faced similar criticism for interruptions, talking over Clinton 51 times.
|
|
Though everything started out friendly, the talking over each other soon got on one another's nerves.
|
|
Trump started loudly talking over Clinton and at times interrupted her with snide, even childish-sounding remarks.
|
|
"This is the most conservative president since Ronald Reagan," Cortes countered as Navarro continued talking over him.
|
|
Their refusals outraged Democrats — who at one point drew a rebuke from Burr for talking over witnesses.
|
|
Goldberg and McCain got into a fight after McCain refused to stop talking over herself and others.
|
|
"I kept talking over him, saying, 'What are you doing, what are you doing,'" she said, laughing.
|
|
Wait, Tom jumps in again, talking over deftly and definitively from Goldman and Mayer, so I am reengaged.
|
|
It was easier to avoid talking over one another, because hands gestures and head position provided conversational cues.
|
|
"People start to get wild, people start to get stupid, people start talking over each other," said Reed.
|
|
They're talking over each other, Kendall's on her phone, and Kourtney does the opposite of promote the brand.
|
|
I was watching it again and doing the really annoying thing where I was talking over the lines ….
|
|
She and McCarthy have a singular interview energy, finishing each other's sentences without ever talking over one another.
|
|
But in between, there were a lot of guys jostling, and talking over one another, to grab attention.
|
|
The 10-year-old startup was born in London out of frustration with pub-goers talking over the bands.
|
|
"You're now talking over two decades, from the initial conception of a project to actually taking data," says Frieman.
|
|
We're talking over $51,000 in donations — that's the total that Salem's Statesman Journal has kept track of, at least.
|
|
Drive to meet them if you need to, and be open to talking over coffee, lunch, dinner or drinks.
|
|
In reality, he said, he struggled hearing conversations because of loud background noises or people talking over each other.
|
|
" Cuomo initially asked when the two were not talking over each other, to which Giuliani replied, "No, I didn't.
|
|
We were mostly just hiding inside of a tent, watching through a monitor and talking over a walkie-talkie.
|
|
"Women have it right," I said, talking over loud pounding on the nearby kitchen door that apparently had stuck.
|
|
Alana is friendly and excitable, constantly talking over her sisters to explain things in a more dramatic, animated way.
|
|
You notice how when they are starting to get to the truth, the Democrats will start talking over the witness.
|
|
The relationship reportedly blossomed after they started talking over Instagram before eventually meeting up at Sean Kingston's Los Angeles penthouse.
|
|
Look, we had it on as background music since we were talking over it but it was enjoyable as background.
|
|
But when you're talking over a four-quarter sequence where you've had weak growth, that starts to become more suspect.
|
|
Not because people were talking over each other, but because they had different ideas about the purpose of the discussion.
|
|
And Buttigieg was far more aggressive than any past debate, regularly jumping in and talking over Sanders when he could.
|
|
Behar reprimanded her co-hosts for talking over each other, threatening to go to commercial, before giving McCain the last word.
|
|
Her proud father hovered nearby, talking over her as Coly asked her if she wanted to take up a training offer.
|
|
That disagreement stopped the GOP bill in late March, but leaders from both wings have kept talking over the past month.
|
|
"We were talking over each other, and it wasn't Anderson's fault," Trump said of CNN's Anderson Cooper, who was the moderator.
|
|
To avoid people talking over each other or being shy to speak up, set expectations at the start of the meeting.
|
|
I wish the other Muppets and the adults around them didn't spend so much time explaining Julia or talking over her.
|
|
I've found that talking over the phone — and even better meeting in person — helps to build trust and establish a relationship.
|
|
Jahiruddin and I were not precisely friends, but we had spent many hours talking over the years, mostly about local politics.
|
|
Multiple sources said Garden changed the business direction often and had a habit of talking over female employees and executives during meetings.
|
|
Of course, a regular phone call would a paper trail, so they're talking over Signal, an encryption app that scrupulously deletes metadata.
|
|
People would not claim the more-difficult-to-work-with recordings, like those with background noise or people talking over each other.
|
|
An ex-boyfriend of mine once confided that my nagging sounded like the entire panel of 'The View' talking over one another.
|
|
The sound mix made it seem like the house was talking over the show, and even Carol Burnett couldn't right the ship.
|
|
McCain and Behar quickly got into a shouting match and Goldberg had to intervene – warning the panel to stop talking over each other.
|
|
Well, as the world now knows, Trump couldn't even stay calm long enough to stop arguing with (and talking over) moderator Lester Holt.
|
|
Plus, talking over loud cries, or speaking quietly enough to avoid waking a sleeping tot, makes it difficult to have a meaningful conversation.
|
|
When the booing started, she should have wrapped it up, but she went on and on for twenty minutes, talking over the booing.
|
|
We've created this system where we're looking at the same document and typing at the same time while simultaneously talking over Google Hangout.
|
|
Monday night brought the first official debate of this year's campaign, an event largely marked by the six leaders talking over one another.
|
|
It's a similar argument for why people can stream themselves talking over hours of video games without paying a royalty to game companies.
|
|
"Yes, sir, but you're head of Homeland Security and your job is to keep us safe," Kennedy shot back, often talking over Wolf.
|
|
It was, for the most part, a confusing melee, with candidates frequently talking over each other and revisiting old battles from past debates.
|
|
"Everybody'd be talking over one another in there, so it's like one big, bad radio station that can't get a signal," he said.
|
|
For the Marines, the new mission is close to no action — a lot of talking over maps with little good news on them.
|
|
There is also a real need to enable users to prioritize their own audio, and to disable other users from talking over you excessively.
|
|
Despite talking over the intercom to passengers for more than two decades, no one ever realised that the Dutch king was at the controls.
|
|
Bernie Sanders was seen as blowing a big opportunity to address a weakness with voters of color by being defensive and talking over protesters.
|
|
Mr. Trump stormed onstage in his familiar motor-mouth style, often talking over Mr. Lauer and declining to directly answer many of his questions.
|
|
To anyone who has observed Mr. Trump speak, it shouldn't have been surprising: Shouting, talking over, bulldozing, mansplaining — these are Mr. Trump's linguistic trademarks.
|
|
While he was talking over Rubio earlier, Jones charged Democrats with "purging" conservative voices and Republicans with acting as though this was not happening.
|
|
At the pub, we spoke for two hours and agreed to continue talking over lunch the next day, so that he could pace himself.
|
|
While passing around a Masai talking stick to discourage talking over one another, the senators provided their leaders a blueprint for reopening the government.
|
|
Will he be hacking into Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's new house, talking over the intercom, and flickering the lights like Pat from Smart House?
|
|
"Congressman, I can't speak to any cases you may be referring to involving friends and colleagues," Lynch replied with the two talking over one another.
|
|
There are moments, especially when I'm talking over a horror book with friends, I'll get a twinge of, 'I wonder what [getting scared] feels like.
|
|
More of the same will leave you riding the same single-speed bike and talking over the same overpriced coffee; but once again, no users.
|
|
The dance of talking over one another followed by long pauses and "oh no, you go first" is unfamiliar, and so it can feel intimidating.
|
|
Scarborough and Cruz continued to spar, talking over each other about the Supreme Court's process of accepting cases and the details of the Second Amendment.
|
|
When men interrupt me in meetings, I keep talking over them, and if it continues, I finally say, 'Do you realize you keep interrupting me?
|
|
When asked their preference, patients seeking psychological help are three times more likely to pick talking over taking drugs, a Harvard Medical School study found.
|
|
She builds a nice rapport with two women colleagues while commiserating over a male colleague who has a habit of talking over them in meetings.
|
|
"A lot of people assume it's improvised, which would be crazy, because we'd just be talking over each other all the time," Mr. Yount said.
|
|
After a frustrated back-and-forth (and a solid 60 seconds of talking over each other), the two didn't seem to come to a resolution.
|
|
CNBC's Warren Buffett Archive has a collection of video clips of Buffett talking over the years about newspapers: "Buffett's complicated relationship with the newspaper business."
|
|
Rubio tried to pivot to the dangers of censorship in China, but Jones just wouldn't quit pushing for an answer and talking over the Republican lawmaker.
|
|
Users can touch and hold photos and videos from their phones or the Internet, talking over them to narrate and cut in and out between scenes.
|
|
Continuing to talk over the person talking over you could work — or it could quickly descend into a shouting match that reflects poorly on both parties.
|
|
He was talking over Mike Pence, who had to just sit there and take it," the New York Republican told CNN's Alisyn Camerota on "New Day.
|
|
The past couple of debates have been chaotic affairs, with candidates talking over each other, exchanging insults, and even having an argument about Donald Trump's penis.
|
|
Eventually it'll be nothing but influencers talking over other influencers, perhaps instigating some kind of catastrophic social-media singularity where online conversation folds in on itself.
|
|
Talking over the phone, Asli tells me that the seeds of Invisible Universe were probably sewn when she was young girl growing up in New Jersey.
|
|
In his attempts to look strong, and always be talking over others, he seems to be totally unable to control his outbursts and totally ridiculous statements.
|
|
For example, I bought a high-end course (we're talking over $1,500 dollars) because I felt like it was the only way to increase my income.
|
|
Clinton over a frequent target of his candidacy, the North American Free Trade Agreement, and grew more confident and animated, pointing and talking over his opponent.
|
|
It's actually the perfect story for Mike Francesa's specific skill set: relentlessly talking over people until they can no longer stand the sound of his voice.
|
|
The seven Democratic presidential candidates spent much of the night jockeying for airtime and talking over one another, with the forum at times descending into mayhem.
|
|
Talking over coffee in San Francisco recently, Wahab seemed less certain than Kahele that she would take on Swalwell if he returns from the presidential campaign trail.
|
|
Jameela Jamil started her speech at the UN women's conference in New York on Wednesday by scolding diplomats in the audience who were talking over the speakers.
|
|
"I shouted at diplomats and world leaders at the back who were talking over the amazing women who were being celebrated on stage," she told the host.
|
|
" In a deposition taken three months after the arrest, Castaldo insisted that Muslet kept interrupting him in a hostile tone—"talking over me, not letting me speak.
|
|
Fortunately, Squad provides built-in voice communication that allows you to choose between talking over radio to your whole squad or directly to those in your vicinity.
|
|
The new teaser starts off like a standard political ad, with a narrator talking over a slideshow of some patriotic imagery, before things take a sinister turn.
|
|
The candidates took their cues from the chaos, as they diverted from substantive discussions to talking over one another, often egged on by the loudmouthed Mr. Dietl.
|
|
The film is minimal on purpose, trying to replicate sitting in a room and showing friends a photo album or a slide show and talking over it.
|
|
Talking over a black speaker phone in a nondescript office above the command center (where Colonel Manning's day job is deputy director), the colonel was all business.
|
|
Johnson also famously called out DeGeneres's fellow nice talk show cohort Jimmy Fallon in an interview once for not letting her speak and constantly talking over her.
|
|
"I joined because I was doing improv comedy, and I exclusively performed as masculine characters, because it's the only way to stop people talking over you," Mitchell says.
|
|
Sanders pointed out that President Trump has "made his position known," before the CNN senior White House correspondent interrupted – resulting in Sanders and Acosta talking over each other.
|
|
"People are suspicious because of online surveillance and also mobile phone surveillance, so people might not be [comfortable] talking over the phone about what is happening," Tekle said.
|
|
Your bomb carriers should try to avoid talking over one another when calling out the safe rooms, and they should be the only ones talking in that moment.
|
|
Suddenly everyone's missing chunks of the conversation or talking over each other, and it's impossible to recreate the brisk pace and comedic timing of an in-person conversation.
|
|
"We're just feeding the community basically comfort food," said RJ Cooper, the chef and owner, talking over the noise of the gathering on a Tuesday evening phone call.
|
|
Rather, CNN debate moderator Jake Tapper began the Republican debate by graciously asking the four remaining presidential candidates to refrain from talking over each other, and they listened.
|
|
Bring the movie theatre home (minus crumb-filled seats and people talking over the movie) with this 70-inch 6993K smart TV from LG, somehow priced under a grand.
|
|
The near-answers kept fans talking over the series' questions up until Alien: Covenant came along and seemed to explain, much more clearly, how Prometheus and Alien are connected.
|
|
Dorsey has done a lot of talking over the past few weeks, and if you are a Dorsey completist you may recognize components of this discussion from other interviews.
|
|
In many cases, these emails—in which Tanden often uses a private email address not affiliated with CAP—could be construed as two friends talking over a mutual obsession.
|
|
As Pelosi tried to make her point that Trump would get support from Democrats on a variety of issues, the men at the table started talking over each other.
|
|
"Many times, when we talk about many millions, we don't make it clear that we're talking over 10 or 11 years," she told Onda Cero, a Spanish radio station.
|
|
We were originally supposed to be talking over the phone but after a couple of emails he asked if we could do it in person over some vegan food.
|
|
Over the years, several of the women I spoke with experienced off-color comments, uncomfortable jokes or the standard everyday gut-punch of men talking over them in meetings.
|
|
The WIRED staff has taken to weekly happy hour sessions via teleconference—it's like a BYOB bash, only with 40-plus people laughing with and talking over one another.
|
|
At one point, when a moderator indicated that Biden was out of time to speak, he fired back, noting that Sanders had also continued talking over his allotted time.
|
|
During their conversations, a "talking stick" was handed around to each person when it was that lawmaker's turn to speak in order to avoid people talking over one another.
|
|
People who have never seen Anchorman, didn't find it all that clever, or would like to watch Anchorman without you talking over the actors may find this behavior particularly annoying.
|
|
Trump lost composure quickly, talking over Clinton, ranting, and warning he will get to Pennsylvania Avenue no matter what, as though owning a hotel is the same as being POTUS.
|
|
On the steps of the Capitol, Cox spoke of democracy -- at times talking over a protester defending the white nationalists at Saturday's Charlottesville rally, CNN affiliates KSL and KSTU reported.
|
|
But Waters stopped him mid-sentence to reclaim her time -- lawmakers usually get about five minutes to question witnesses -- and they spent the next few seconds talking over each other.
|
|
But Waters stopped him mid-sentence to reclaim her time — lawmakers usually get about five minutes to question witnesses — and they spent the next few seconds talking over each other.
|
|
Talking over manicures was not a traditional meeting setup for me, and Seamon said it's not normal for her either — she'll usually meet over drinks or lunch with brand representatives.
|
|
"We are talking, over a period of years, of the loss of tens of thousands of good-paying jobs here in Wisconsin, millions of jobs throughout this country," he said.
|
|
My deaf friends avoid the stress of noise pollution and the exhaustion of talking over the incessant din in fashionable bars in which social and professional life takes place now.
|
|
"If you're both screaming at each other, the viewers won't be able to hear either of you," Blitzer said after Clinton and Sanders spent several seconds talking over each other. 2.
|
|
Yes, there have been other iterations of the consumer-scaled salamander (or "sally", for short), but everything I've found has either been too small or too expensive (I'm talking over $2,000).
|
|
"We are talking, over a period of years, of the loss of tens of thousands of good-paying jobs here in Wisconsin, millions of jobs throughout this country," Mr. Sanders said.
|
|
She was not going to indulge another man talking over and around and to the side of her, trying to shout and aggress and ugly-cry his way out of trouble.
|
|
That accord came up on Mr. Trump's last day in Britain, when the president said in a television interview with Piers Morgan that he preferred talking over military action on Iran.
|
|
Kenyon George, 19, said she was his girlfriend of seven months and they were constantly in contact, talking over FaceTime, text and Snapchat, even when she was in Jamaica visiting family.
|
|
Dealing with conflict is also about standing up for yourself as a woman, whether a man is talking over you at a meeting or trying to engage in unwanted sexual behavior.
|
|
The Conversation Gail Collins: Bret, we had just started talking over the weekend, trying to make sense of the terror attack in New York, and now this ungodly tragedy in Texas.
|
|
As a heads up, we ended up talking over text because Billy was on a quick break from work, so please forgive any dodgy spelling or punctuation on both our parts.
|
|
The latter two generations seem to vastly prefer email (34 percent for millennials; 39 percent for Gen X), while none of the three generations is too keen on talking over the phone.
|
|
We&aposre talking over 225,22018 people that turn out today to campaign against Donald Trump&aposs visit in the U.K. UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Well, I&aposd really like him to just disappear, actually.
|
|
We're talking: Over 90 percent of parents say they have talked with their teenager about what is appropriate for them to share or view online and how they should treat others there.
|
|
"He fought six times and was invincible," the 23-year old recalled fondly, talking over the crowing of 60 birds in his farmyard in the central Cuban region of Ciego de Avila.
|
|
Mulvaney and Sanders went on to spar over where Meals on Wheels funding comes from and whether it would cut in the Trump budget, both increasingly exasperated and talking over each other.
|
|
Throughout the segment, it was hard to hear anyone speak because of a combination of the guests and panelists talking over each other and the boos and cheers coming from the audience.
|
|
"Music in Bahia is how we maintain a connection with our ancestors," he said, talking over the competing sounds of the Candomblé drums and São João fireworks from elsewhere in the neighborhood.
|
|
Because Zoom outlines the person speaking (or making noise), it became a helpful visual cue to let others know that someone was about to speak, which minimized people talking over one another.
|
|
Talking over coffee this week at the Park Slope apartment where she lives with her wife, Ms. Rosenbloom returned frequently to the influence of her teacher, Connie Crothers, who died last year.
|
|
It is understood that both Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and COO Sheryl Sandberg were deeply involved in the hiring process after the three started talking over the summer, the source tells CNN.
|
|
The 85003-hour public hearing was over-the-top political theater that routinely devolved into shouting matches between lawmakers, who couldn't stop bickering or talking over one another as Strzok looked on.
|
|
After talking over Rubio a few times, Jones tapped the senator on the shoulder, as seen in video live-streamed and promoted by Cassandra Fairbanks, a right-wing blogger and an activist.
|
|
Kaine came in with a ton of opposition research about Trump to dump on the table, and he did it, even if doing so required talking over Pence or moderator Elaine Quijano.
|
|
Released in 2018, the upgraded Fire Stick now features 4K streaming, a built-in Wi-Fi antenna, and immersive Dolby Atmos sound for a movie theater experience (without people talking over the movie).
|
|
Released in 220, the upgraded Fire Stick now features 4K streaming, a built-in Wi-Fi antenna, and immersive Dolby Atmos sound for a movie theater experience (without people talking over the movie).
|
|
" The conversation got worse from there, with Byrne saying Diaz "made a point of talking over me, cutting me off, ignoring me to talk to the other famous (male) writer at the table.
|
|
If they are interrupting and talking over each other, he worries; if they are tuned into each other's mannerisms and turns of phrase, he gives them a better chance of surviving a crisis.
|
|
Talking over WhatsApp's wifi service, Touma tells The Creators Project he returns to Aleppo every few months after touring Europe to talk about what life and creativity is like in the besieged city.
|
|
With a large slate of primaries looming, there was an unruly edge to Tuesday's debate between seven Democrats, with candidates talking over one another and the CBS moderators struggling to direct the conversation.
|
|
Mitchell and Lester Holt held the line against candidates talking over each other and speaking past their time limits, and Holt especially was willing to ask follow-up questions when candidates were evasive.
|
|
He continued talking over Frankel, telling her what happened when Amazon purchased Whole Foods — that meal kit company Blue Apron's stock tanked after the acquisition because investors were worried about insurmountable competition from Amazon.
|
|
Of all the challenges that women face at work, perhaps the most persistent and powerful is the problem of men talking over women, mansplaining, and repeating their ideas as if they were their own.
|
|
"At another moment, the dispatcher could be heard speaking to a first responder, but Stevens was crying and talking over the dispatcher in the call, prompting the dispatcher to tell her to "shut up.
|
|
I've been basically in love with my roommate for the past six months, and now that we're in quarantine, we've been drunk-talking over boxed wine and frozen taquitos until 6 or 7 a.m.
|
|
Evelyn Roll, a German biographer of Ms. Merkel, said that, on the advice of a German actress, the chancellor had deliberately lowered the pitch of her voice to deter men from talking over her.
|
|
After all their trash-talking over whether people should skip breakfast -- the doc thinks you should, Mark says chow down -- they finally met up at an F45 Training gym in L.A. for the showdown.
|
|
Muchangi, for instance, had never even tasted fish until he began raising them in 2012 after talking over the idea with a farmer friend from western Kenya, who had already give it a try.
|
|
Read More: How to Talk to Your Boss About a Co-worker You Hate If the co-worker's always talking over you in meetings, that's a clear problem—go ahead and address it with them.
|
|
"The idea was when you see those guys talking over the paperwork in the beginning of the film, they're talking about a way to break her out of jail," Coogler said, via The Hollywood Reporter.
|
|
A scene in which TV reporters cover a story, talking over one another with the same platitudes, is inspired, as is a segment that looks at tensions between groups of black girls and white girls.
|
|
This fact was delivered, first, in the mouths of doctors talking over my head to my parents about possible surgical and orthopedic interventions: selective dorsal rhizotomy, partial hamstring release, heel cord lengthening, double-upright-KFOs.
|
|
With campaign managers and pollsters talking over one another and a large crowd of campaign veterans from the news media looking on, Ms. Palmieri said her proudest moment from the campaign was a speech Mrs.
|
|
However, Advocaat himself confirmed his interest in a radio interview and Dutch television channel Veronica said he was leaving his role as a Champions League analyst because he was talking over at the Rotterdam club.
|
|
Sure, he turned prickly and even somewhat overbearing at times during the most recent debates, taunting Sanders, talking over him and trying to break through beyond Iowa and New Hampshire as the clock ticked down.
|
|
Graduating students and their families stood up and turned their backs on her … When the booing started, she should have wrapped it up, but she went on and on for twenty minutes, talking over the booing.
|
|
If you're planning on having sex this Valentine's Day, regardless of whether you're coupled or not, we have a fun idea for you to add a little steam to your plans: dirty talking over the phone.
|
|
Thankfully, a number of people noticed that Trump and Clinton talking over each other at the debate actually looked like they were singing a loving duet, which is a much better way to remember the evening.
|
|
BEST DOUBLE ACT John Mulaney and Nick Kroll delivered the funniest award-show monologue of the year at the Independent Spirit Awards, talking over each other as they argued about the way Warren Beatty smoked pot.
|
|
Turn up the volume and you can hear a wide array of automated voices reading the lines that appear on the screen before they become a strange cacophony of robotic voices seemingly talking over one another.
|
|
" His son picked a scene in which the Johnsons bickered about takeout menus: "I liked it when we"—for Beau, there was no distinction between the Johnsons and the Barrises—"were all talking over each other.
|
|
"I was running down the stairs in heels with a cup of coffee in hand, I was talking over my shoulder and my heel caught and I fell backwards," Clinton said in the interview last year.
|
|
Unfortunately, it does so by talking over iOS's lockscreen music controls – something that will likely keep the beta version of the app with this feature from being approved by Apple for release into the iTunes App Store.
|
|
The conversation is always falling out of sync too, with both people talking over the top of each other and prematurely changing topics, just in case any one topic runs out of juice and leads to silence.
|
|
Cindy Olsen said that when she worked on the Berkshire Spur of the Thruway during college 20 years ago, she would overhear truck drivers talking over the radio, passing along tips about young women at particular tollbooths.
|
|
When not in the field, you can find Quammen and his subjects talking over a drink or two, over a combo sushi platter, over Turkish food, Chilean steaks and beers or just over a coke and pizza.
|
|
The forum plunged repeatedly into an unsightly spectacle of flailing hands and raised voices, and even outright chaos, with candidates talking over one another and the moderators struggling and failing at times to direct an orderly argument.
|
|
The network had built a three-hour program around the game last Friday, with pregame, halftime and postgame shows and as many as seven commentators talking over the original NBC radio call by Jim Simpson and George Ratterman.
|
|
"[actors talking over each other] [sharp gasp] [Amy gasps]Narrator: Now, you might be thinking, "Wait, if that's the way the lines were written, doesn't that illustrate why it's a great screenplay instead of why it's excellent directing?
|
|
"The individual then began talking over me and called me an intruder even though I told her I was a lost Yale student waiting on assistance from a friend, hoping to attend a meeting," Jean-Louis' post states.
|
|
You have so many responsibilities to tend to today, Scorpio, and the Moon in energetic Aries will help you get it done—so long as you don't get distracted by too much talking, over-analyzing, or, worse, paranoia.
|
|
Some highlights: Jason Bateman talking over Walters to claim that everyone abuses each other in their Arrested Development "family," further qualifying (twice) that it's normal behavior in the industry — ignoring Shawkat's assertion that this is exactly the problem.
|
|
"Interviewing can be stressful and sometimes that stress manifests itself in speaking too fast, speaking too loud, talking over the interviewer, or attempting to answer the interviewer's question before they have actually finished asking the question," says Taylor.
|
|
And during these interviews, inevitably, when I was the only woman in the room and these men started talking over me, I would pull out these stories and people would look at me like they'd seen a ghost.
|
|
" M: "We've grown more and more alike with age, and both find many of the same things infuriating, for example, people talking over other people, or the ways that society dictates how we should and shouldn't behave as women.
|
|
Minutes of the Fed's meeting released Wednesday showed officials talking over plans for more rate hikes, with some saying there could be a time when the central bank should exceed a neutral level in favor of more restrictive policy.
|
|
"This is also a chance to quickly reinforce why you're good for the role and make sure you have clarity about what comes next — don't ever be the person to get off the phone without talking over next steps."
|
|
Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough hate-flirting and talking over their guests on "Morning Joe" was a welcome way to return from Saturday Night Live's holiday hiatus, especially with a big reveal under the Steve Bannon Grim Reaper cloak.
|
|
You feel comfortable with them but also talking over the phone leaves out so much from seeing what you love most about that person, from their smile or to the way they play with their hands when their nervous.
|
|
Things had quickly gotten a little chaotic, in a good-natured way, and stayed there, with Howe and the other panelists genially talking over each other about reptilian species, light beings, the significance of ancient artifacts, and, ultimately, Jesus.
|
|
When the candidates start talking over each other, the moderators should: 1) Bring the whole thing to a dead halt2) Give them an order in which to speak ("you, then you senator, then you Mr. Mayor," etc.)Not complicated.
|
|
Talking over a beer, they agreed that the sacrifices they made, along with those who died on June 4, were too dangerous to remember in modern-day China -- adding many young Chinese have never even heard of the Tiananmen Square massacre.
|
|
And if you're on PC, you can even use the in-line remote to adjust the balance between game and chat audio, which is nice if you can't hear your friends talking over the sound of explosions in the background.
|
|
The leadership team singled out for praise Freedom Caucus leader Mark Meadows and Tuesday Group co-chair Tom MacArthur and everyone else who's been talking over the break to reach an agreement on repealing and replacing the Affordable Care Act.
|
|
Now, it's inevitable that someone will buy this — most likely the guy who talks on speakerphone in public, or the other guy who stares at you while talking over a Bluetooth headset — and those people should be ashamed of themselves.
|
|
Chinese officials this morning indicated that the two sides are talking over how to cancel existing tariffs over several phases but still have not agreed on what if any of those will be part of the so-called 'Phase One'.
|
|
"The Good Place" star Jameela Jamil, who's also an activist and advocate for body positivity, started her speech at the UN women's conference in New York on Wednesday with an "absolute bollocking" for audience members who were talking over the speakers.
|
|
According to Andrew Lambourne, a professor at Leeds Beckett University who worked on the project, a major obstacle that the software had to overcome was recognizing speech even when actors were talking over each other or being bombarded by sound effects.
|
|
The project mostly hews to the standard PBS history format, with a large cast of scholars and writers — more than 40 — talking over antique photographs and documents, with the occasional impressionistic recreation of events and snippets of gospel and ragtime.
|
|
After the candidates began talking over one another in a heated exchange, Clinton clarified that she has advocated for a $12-an-hour federal minimum wage but also supports efforts elsewhere, such as in big cities, in the fight for $85033.
|
|
It could translate English to Spanish and back for people talking over Facebook Marketplace in the US. M may be gone, but Facebook recently confirmed it is working on other AI-powered voice assistant technology for its Portal and Oculus products. 4.
|
|
Olivia easily wins the overall compatibility challenge and, later on, the Group Date Rose — though I'd counter that Emily and Haley (job title: "Twins") talking over each other while attempting to explain just how dumb they are is a victory in itself.
|
|
It's perfectly beautiful and soothing, on such a nice day, until people start talking over it, explaining where this storm is from and where it might go, what it could do along the way, and then how it makes them feel. Feelings!
|
|
Visit CNN's Election Center for full coverage of the 2020 race Among Biden's competitors in the moderate lane, former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg tried to hammer Sanders all night -- talking over his answers repeatedly in his most aggressive debate performance yet.
|
|
Some of those ideas concern how presidents (and even presidential candidates) communicate, such as by interrupting and talking over debate opponents as well as by using language -- like Trump's reference to "s**thole countries" -- previously unacceptable in mainstream politics or even society.
|
|
Instead, everyone at the NATO gathering was left chattering about a video released Wednesday morning that showed Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, French President Emmanuel Macron and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson animatedly talking over drinks about Trump at a Tuesday evening reception.
|
|
The Senate Finance Committee hearing on Republicans' latest health care bill is about as chaotic as congressional hearings get, with senators talking over one another, testifying about bills they wrote (which is unusual), and protestors in wheelchairs being dragged out of the committee room.
|
|
Barbara ComstockBarbara Jean ComstockProgressives face steep odds in ousting incumbent Democrats K Street giants scoop up coveted ex-lawmakers GOP lawmaker introduces bill to stop revolving door MORE (R) in Virginia's 10th District, says in the video, talking over footage of the late terrorist leader.
|
|
That would include identifying promising diverse employees early on and intentionally putting opportunities in their way, monitoring meetings to make sure everyone in the group gets to be heard, or that some are not talking over, interrupting or claiming others' ideas as their own.
|
|
He had never been under so much pressure, and he responded to it by talking over opponents, deriding the way some issues were framed, and at one point even saying "really?" when audience members booed a statement about Cuba's dictatorship improving literacy and life expectancy.
|
|
The White House previously sidelined Sean Spicer when he was press secretary, partly due to his heated exchanges with reporters, but that didn't stop Miller from talking over and eventually loudly demeaning two reporters in dramatic, heated exchanges during the Wednesday afternoon White House press briefing.
|
|
Both candidates apparently came into the room Thursday night ready to throw down, and at certain points, the interrupting and loud talking over each other recalled a few of the earlier GOP debates more than the relatively civil exchanges Clinton and Sanders have had until recently.
|
|
There was also the matter of the noise, the desperate braying of everyone talking over everyone else, the bad music, the children and dogs, the radios from the frats down the lakeshore, the car stereos in the streets, the shouting mass of hundreds of lives disagreeing.
|
|
As Ms. Bigbee and her co-workers were talking over beers and Tequila Sunrises at Sully's in Indianapolis, executives from United Technologies were hosting a gathering of their own in New York City — at the Plaza Hotel, a property that was once owned, as it happens, by Donald Trump.
|
|
Talking over the din of a Korean cover band, they swapped similarly hawkish views about how to handle North Korea — so much so that Mr. Gates later enlisted her in a debate over where to send the aircraft carrier George Washington as a show of force against Pyongyang.
|
|
Short answer: Whatever happens with the funding standoff, the next two years of divided government promise to be a freak show of finger-pointing and point-scoring and people talking over and past one another with no hope of, or even much interest in, engaging the other side.
|
|
You feel dehumanized and also it takes you away from the work that's involved in creating a real relationship, which is about the awkward stuff of talking to someone, of establishing eye contact, of talking over each other, of trying to figure out if you find each other attractive.
|
|
She expands on those in her new book, How to Communicate Like a Buddhist (out 4/18), laying out how many common, mindless default communication styles — like talking over people, selective listening, acting like we know better, or playing the victim — can quietly harm nearly every aspect of our lives.
|
|
"I was running down the stairs in heels with a cup of coffee in hand, I was talking over my shoulder and my heel caught and I fell backwards," the former Democratic presidential nominee said in a Monday interview on the BBC's "The Graham Norton Show," according to The Daily Mail.
|
|
Read more:Ashley Graham showcased her maternity style in a sleeveless form-fitting gownJameela Jamil slams Victoria's Secret in public spat with model Sara SampaioJameela Jamil scolded 'incredibly rude' diplomats who were talking over the speakers at a UN women's conferenceJameela Jamil snuck string cheese into her clutch for the 2019 Emmy Awards
|
|
This was my sixth or so visit to China, but my first without my relatives, who mainly hail from Shanghai and Beijing, and I'd been missing that familiar element of noise and chaos: everyone talking over each other, picnic spreads of steamed buns and fruit laid out across airport waiting room chairs.
|
|
He is playing a role, by the way — so is she — the conceit being that they are on a talk show, which we see live and on video: she as the guest, a science fiction writer; he as the host, too enamored of his own thoughts to stop himself from talking over her.
|
|
In 2012, he picked a fight with Joe Scarborough, a man who has built a career on talking over the top of his own wife, and though the result was never really in doubt, skirmishes such as this one cemented Silver's legend as a scourge of the cable meatheads and teller of difficult, dispassionate truths.
|
|
He's now Dashlane's head of communications, and the idea for the blog came from the company's mission, which Johnson says is to "fix the UX of the internet": This idea came about when we were talking over our plans during the big game — we're doing a nation-wide television spot, among other things; it's good!
|
|
Oliver Stone's shaky-cam, characters-talking-over-each-other sports fable was a little too dissonant and disjointed in 1999, when we still wanted sports tales to have us at hello, but time has only seasoned this cynical story of a struggling football franchise and the plucky new (blond) co-owner who's determined to turn it around.
|
|
The Washington Post reports that Pelosi, who was the only woman in attendance at the meeting between Trump, Cabinet officials and Democratic leaders on Wednesday, was trying to make a point when the men at the table began talking over her and over each other about how Trump would benefit from striking a deal with the Democrats.
|
|
TRUMP: I beat Hillary Clinton in many polls... RUBIO: If you're our nominee (INAUDIBLE)... KELLY: ... Hold on, Senator, hold on... TRUMP: ... I think I'm talking... RUBIO: ... Oh, excuse me (INAUDIBLE)... TRUMP: ... I beat Hillary Clinton... KELLY: ... Hold on, hold on, hold on... TRUMP: ... I hope you think (INAUDIBLE)... KELLY: ... The audience cannot understand when you're talking over each other.
|
|
This is a state he can't help commenting on repeatedly, talking over everyone around him: Danny, Eliza; his current wife and the world's worst cook, Maureen (Emma Thompson); his withdrawn daughter, Jean (Elizabeth Marvel); and later, his other son, Matthew (Ben Stiller), a successful business manager in Los Angeles whose own reluctant visit is extended by a series of mishaps.
|
|
For this fine art form for to even get its foot in the chlorinated pools of the world, it has to bend the knee to the forces of sport, compromising its fundamentally artistic origins and taking on the burdensome weight of judging; its sole international exposure is invariably marred by some ex-synchronized swimmer and a half-informed announcer talking over the music that scores the performance.
|
|
Read more:Jameela Jamil did her own neon eye makeup for a red-carpet appearance, and it looked flawlessAOC, Jameela Jamil, and other prominent women rallied around Meghan Markle after she shared her struggles with public scrutinyJameela Jamil slams Victoria&aposs Secret in public spat with model Sara SampaioJameela Jamil scolded &aposincredibly rude&apos diplomats who were talking over the speakers at a UN women&aposs conference
|
|
We get people who have obsessions with our character, people who don't know who we are but just want a picture, overbearing parents who won't stop talking over their little tots, international travelers who are a little more challenging to make conversation with when English isn't their primary language, people who go all out with a Disney outfit... any type of person you can think of, we've met.
|
|
Constance: For me, the point at which I started to "get" the movie was early on, the first time we cut between the washed-out light of the future — Jo living her bohemian life in New York, Meg in her drab poverty, Beth convalescing, Amy in Paris — and the warm, golden light of the past, with all the sisters talking over one another in eager, affectionate bursts while Jo burns Meg's hair.
|
|