So I took her terse questioning as insensitive, yet unsurprising.
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Visibly rattled, Biden was terse as he defended his record.
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He issued a terse statement about her death on Twitter .
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Asked if she's "disappointed" with Pelosi's position, Tlaib was terse.
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Yet asked if he was supporting impeachment, Johnson was terse.
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The appeals court judges issued a terse order on Aug.
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Terse and elliptical, it paints a bleak picture of Brazil.
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Proulx forges it with spare language and terse, tough dialogue.
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Its terse and chilling final line lands with enduring ambiguity.
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His response to the speaker's news on Friday was terse.
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She kicks him out of the house after a terse fight.
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" My admittedly terse reply is always: "Bullpen does not do bridges.
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"I'm the state attorney" she responds, kicking off a terse exchange.
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What did I do to deserve such a enigmatically terse response?
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Buy the 19 Momme Terse Silk Pillowcase from LilySilk for $20
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That prompted a terse reply from Russia's Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu.
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Samsung's take: Its written outlook was terse and brief, but damning.
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"Nazi salutes are indefensible," the network said in a terse statement.
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Biden has had some tense moments, including terse exchanges with voters.
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Jesus, on the other hand, often comes across as somewhat terse.
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Initially terse, he warms up as soon as books are mentioned.
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Super-terse code often comes at the cost of readability and maintainability.
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Despite the terse announcement, the backstory of Appelbaum's resignation quickly emerged online.
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Mr. Cruz also had a terse exchange with another moderator, Chris Wallace.
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What sounded terse to me could be easily translated as direct communication.
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"PS great picture," he added at the end of the terse email.
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In an opening sequence, Gore has a terse exchange with Oklahoma Sen.
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The action is terse, and in one unexpected case, breathless and terrifying.
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You realize you don't care if Rob's terse, Lauren's late, Peter's nonresponsive.
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By the time I left, we were only communicating through terse WhatsApps.
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His email was an exercise in terse and not terribly helpful language.
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She contorts songs into weird shapes, terse emotional sketches or performed realizations.
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He looked dazed and frustrated in a memorably terse postmatch news conference.
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There's got to be a reason the Across clues are so ... terse.
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Our national government began life as a terse written agreement, the Constitution.
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" Altman's terse prescience led one YC founder to call him "startup Yoda.
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Clinton's answer was terse: "No," she said, breaking out into a smile.
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With their terse style and twisty plots, they should make for natural films.
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Terse statements released on April 24th suggest the pair are finally making up.
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Wyoming's Congressional delegation, which did not attend the ceremony, issued a terse statement.
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And, at the very beginning of the episode, there's a terse rose ceremony.
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After the test, a terse statement from the U.S. State Department was issued.
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Fox released a terse statement late on Wednesday saying it noted Comcast's offer.
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Sekulow refused to answer questions and issued a terse, one-sentence blanket response.
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"We had a candid and respectful conversation," Pelosi said in a terse statement.
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He is blond, round, politely terse, and has a smiling, slightly taunting manner.
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Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) got a little terse with Sen.
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No pictures accompanied the terse announcement from the court on Ms. Jia's sentencing.
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" Her terse assessment of the Warhol cinematic oeuvre: "The films were pretty boring.
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"How can you compare?" he said in a sometimes terse postgame media session.
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We need to raise eyebrows about the terse, hunky tenant in the basement.
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Mr. Neal issued a terse statement but did not indicate his next move.
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"I would like to issue a terse message to the diplomats," he said.
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Apart from a rare, terse reappearance on Friday night, it exited his tweets.
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In a series of terse, businesslike emails, Ms. Keene enlisted Ms. Butina's help.
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When she proposed a terse dedication, her publisher insisted she punch it up.
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Mike Pompeo (R-Kan.), after a terse exchange during a hearing on Thursday.
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Before Wednesday's game, Collins gave unusually terse answers to questions about injured Mets.
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These six terse sentences detail the end of a relationship with wonderful efficiency.
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" In a terse statement Monday, Lam said her government "respects the election results.
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Asked Monday about the Democrats' next steps on Kavanaugh, one aide was terse.
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Warren paused again before offering a terse "thank you," and finishing her response.
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Twitter user Alex von Tunzelmann had a terse explanation of the contradiction here.
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And his narrative voice is terse and uninflected: crisp, clean, and unfussy, without ornamentation.
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Apple's short and terse rejection seems to kill that rumor in its tracks, though.
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Service was friendly and efficient in person, but email and phone communication was terse.
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Criminal indictments are typically written in the dry, terse active voice of American legalese.
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But each time, the response has been a terse line: License plate not granted.
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In a terse tweet, Trump said GM and the UAW should cut a deal.
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A Roscosmos official declined to comment on Monday, pointing to the terse official statement.
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A short time later, Mr. Shafik's Egyptian lawyer, Dina Adly, issued a terse statement.
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Even at a terse 76 minutes, "Queen of Diamonds" is not an easy film.
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A clutch of terse provocations from a composer inclined to take the long view.
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The kisses gave way to terse formalities and tight-lipped smiles whenever they met.
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Then on day two, he'd morphed into a taciturn politician, delivering tight, terse answers.
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" George Conway quoted her post with a terse response: "Your boss apparently thought so.
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The story follows Yaichi, a terse single father, and his bubbly, inquisitive daughter Kana.
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Dwyer and Gazin found that email exchanges with male contractors were terse, condescending, and misogynist.
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In the Sony hack, I was fascinated by executives like Amy Pascal's quick, terse messages.
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But now, reading the landlord's terse notice, she realized that these efforts had been insufficient.
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Asked Monday about the perception he was being ignored by his staff, Trump was terse.
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I tried to give her a terse smile and realized that I was frowning, deeply.
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Icer was rarely seen online at that point, but he was always nice (yet terse).
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The president, this week, called Dennard "wonderful," following a terse exchange with CNN's Phil Mudd.
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"I am not ready to support Speaker Ryan's agenda," Trump said in a terse statement.
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The Watergate Road Map report is said to have been far more terse and understated.
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"Press" is her first solo single since the bruising "Money," and it's paranoid and terse.
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What do you think of the "terse two-line statement" from Buckingham Palace in response?
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The mandate — issued "without exceptions," according to a terse State Department cable sent on Dec.
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The local press has been excluded from the terse briefings of the Ministry of Transport.
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The museum has a terse, tense documentary film on Evers projected in a darkened alcove.
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THE last tweet sent by Lu Yuyu before his arrest two years ago was typically terse.
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Certainly, not every play need be terse; a chatty script can have its own rich rewards.
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The conversation was terse, stopping just short of the employee asking if I was a cop.
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Over the coming weeks, Stephen's messages to Yura alternated between terse disappointment and increasingly detailed instructions.
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The terse statement Wednesday was issued under the President's name, the only comment of the evening.
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This terse, beguiling piece has an autumnal quality reminiscent of the final works of Richard Strauss.
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The comparisons drawn were inevitable: The Jesus Lizard (appropriately evil), Mclusky (brutally comical), Helmet (terse, lean).
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The C.D.C.'s reports are broad and terse; they describe how we die, but not why.
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In a terse statement, Mr. Trump retorted that he did not support Mr. Ryan's policy agenda.
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Then it's probably a terse n' pissy blurt against civil liberties or long-held democratic norms.
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The diplomats left about four hours later with terse comments that gave away nothing of substance.
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White House officials had released only a terse statement after the market's decline earlier this week.
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President Trump issued a terse statement condemning North Korea, which is still holding three Americans hostage.
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Fornés's writing in Mud and Drowning is terse and plain, cut down to the dry bone.
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"The talks were constructive and substantive," Mr. Netanyahu's office said in a terse three-line statement.
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After months of silence, I received a formal, terse letter signed by all four of them.
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Castro offered a terse response to CNN's Jim Acosta, who asked about his country's political prisoners.
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NPR noted that the ruling, which can be viewed here, was "terse" and didn't include an explanation.
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Willumsen's work features terse poetry ("view of sight / anticipation of image / front desire … ") accompanied by figurative drawings.
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Working by touch, he used it to compose terse, aphoristic phrasings exactly like that oft-quoted pronouncement.
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Lily Adams, communications director for the Harris campaign, offered a terse response to Gabbard's comments on Tuesday.
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On its public health web page, the VA has posted a terse, official statement about burn pits.
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Thunberg's terse and sombre monotone makes tangible the emotional significance of the deepening crisis facing her generation.
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He could have let me ask my question and given a quick, terse answer, thus disarming me.
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We summarized the terse, jargonish police log entries, which reflect some stark realities about Chicago's crime plague.
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China has had terse exchanges with both the U.S. and the U.K. over the months-long protests.
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In a terse and cryptic Twitter post, he declared that he was ready to take Tesla private.
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They also were able to elicit terse, natural-sounding clues, which makes the overall experience more satisfying.
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More and more in front of cameras and reporters, he was all sulking expressions and terse answers.
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Graham found himself in a terse back-and-forth with the president on the issue (The Hill).
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Mr. Tarullo offered no explanation for his departure in a terse, two-sentence letter to Mr. Trump.
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And the carriers, given their terse response to this, certainly aren't interested in sharing it with us.
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With eighteen years left in his sentence, he grew pessimistic, and his letters became terse and cynical.
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Tradition-minded listeners extol this Long Island-born rapper's imagistic verses, frostbite-cold storytelling and terse beats.
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On the left, "The Mood" offers terse commentary and performance indications, a kind of score in words.
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On the left, "The Mood" offers terse commentary and performance indications, a kind of score in words.
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They reasoned, in a terse and unsigned order, that he should have raised his religious concerns sooner.
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There was no warning of the change, and Sony's terse blog post on the subject offered no explanation.
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Eleven months and one terse letter from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration later, Hotz killed the project.
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An email to Vigilante's PR contact was replied with a terse "No longer working there" in mid-December.
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The recording included a terse exchange between WarnerMedia CEO John Stankey and Plepler over the network's production strategy.
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"Delete your account," was the terse command Salenger wrote in response to Oswalt's lewd comment to a comment.
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In the teaser, all she says is a terse, "hello, Nick," as if she's greeting a sworn enemy.
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But as a stunned Washington digested Wednesday's surprise announcement, Mueller released a terse statement at 7:04 p.m.
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If you find e-mails terse or colleagues offhand, in other words, it means you're a high performer.
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After the game, Cespedes held a short interview with the news media, giving terse answers through an interpreter.
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He has long since settled in the United States, but he remains very much his own terse man.
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After a month without a response, Cerutti wrote back with a terse reminder, adding Harper to the email.
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"Girl" deployed short chapters with plenty of space around the text, space that supported the terse sentence structure.
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He was terse with reporters afterward, ducking numerous efforts to get him to talk in depth about Durant.
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We were able to create this terse exchange [between the characters], then, that had such depth to it.
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But much of the hopes that those projects might deepen ties faded in the terse exchanges on Thursday.
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Venus Williams, whose terse news conferences are becoming a trademark, summed up the abrupt shift in momentum succinctly.
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" Chapman, however, brushed away a question about any memories he had of Game 7 with a terse "No.
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But the gesture prompted a terse and sharp verbal exchange, according to three people briefed on the encounter.
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"Racism is evil," he said in a terse speech delivered off a Teleprompter in a tight-jawed monotone.
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Moreno-Garcia's terse prose compounds the problem; it beautifully illustrates Domingo's deceptive simplicity, but otherwise feels distractingly choppy.
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The companies that have bothered to commend have done so in the most terse, least illuminating way possible.
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This week, in a terse announcement, the administration named four winners each for the arts and the humanities.
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Mulvaney responded with a terse two pages — four days after the deadline Warren had set, for good measure.
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" When pressed to clarify if that meant forces loyal to Mr. Assad, Mr. Sisi gave a terse "yes.
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Gary Indiana, a gifted wordsmith, is capable of summarizing exhibitions by very varied artists in terse, evocative sentences.
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The Brussels speech was another in a long string of terse comments by Cook aimed at Google and Facebook.
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McCain blasted the President Thursday for his terse phone call with Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, an American ally.
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Sanders also had a terse response to a reporter who asked what the White House thought of Republican Sen.
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But one terse line in the proposed tax bill could change that by taxing these waivers as additional income.
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Powell responded with a terse "No" when asked if he would resign if Trump requested him to do so.
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A Vine loop of the moment where two women exchanged terse words has been watched over 7 million times.
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Precise and free of naivety, it's a record characterized by terse emotional confessions that glitter with cruel self-awareness.
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Midnight Special is a moody sci-fi creepshow, part terse road thriller, part magical kid movie, part otherworldy hallucination.
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Donald Trump refused to reveal his tax rate Friday during a terse interview with Good Morning America's George Stephanopoulos.
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Clinton only issued a terse statement while saying she would visit when it didn't hamper rescue and recovery efforts.
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Yet reporters either covered the above celebrity statements in a terse, matter of fact way or ignored them altogether.
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It's at least a little different from the fighter a lot of us thought Diaz was: terse, belligerent, vulgar.
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When he's in this self-aggrandizing mode, YoungBoy Never Broke Again is rowdy, clipping his words into terse bursts.
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But there's also a terse family drama, as he tries to reintegrate with the people who care about him.
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For the four days of his stay, he was terse and dour and didn't smile once, let alone laugh.
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She keeps her music terse, minimal, homemade-sounding and underhandedly catchy: dance music with wary but self-affirming messages.
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The terse announcement in Ethiopia about the initial findings is a fresh indication of potentially deep trouble for Boeing.
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Analysts sift through the terse accounts that both the White House and Mr. Abe's office release describing their conversations.
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But the terse note, which reached voters last month, said the correct date "for the primary election" was Sept.
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Meanwhile, the Queen's offices at Buckingham Palace put out a terse response stating that nothing had yet been finalized.
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Reporters also asked if he retained confidence in Rosenstein; Trump was responding to both questions with his terse reply.
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And when asked on several occasions if he'd run for open Republican leadership posts, his response was usually terse.
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The firm's terse statement launched 1,000 blog posts (here is one, here is another), while instigating a few jokes.
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J.C. Charli XCX has turned out to be the Occam's razor of pop: a sloganeer and strategist, ruthlessly terse.
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We have little concrete information on how Mueller chose to interpret the regulation's rather terse instruction about a report.
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For example, early in his campaign, Trump took to making a certain terse directive a feature of his rallies.
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It led to many terse responses from the special counsel, saying "correct" or "true" to many questions about Trump's conduct.
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" Federal Trade Commissioner Rohit Chopra had a terse public reaction, releasing a simple three-line tweet reading, "I want answers.
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Hours after the comments, White House press secretary Sean Spicer indicated in a terse statement that Conway had been reprimanded.
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Nichols has built his reputation quickly as a director of terse and unusual American dramas with a distinct regional flair.
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On Thursday, Clarke resigned from his post as sheriff with a terse letter that gave no explanation for his decision.
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But Mobb Deep's music was harder than everything else because it was pared-down and terse, withholding from the listener.
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I could tell that I was smiling and I tried to force my lips down into a terse, blank expression.
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The president's words on Sunday were familiar, though he appeared more terse and resigned than he had in previous appearances.
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The government of Lianyungang, a city near the coast of Jiangsu Province, announced the retreat in a terse message online.
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What was the "differing approach in various matters" that led to an uncomfortable atmosphere, as his terse statement put it?
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The Kremlin press office first issued a terse statement saying that Mr. Ivanov, 63, was being relieved of his duties.
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The structure of "You" is also unusual, letting its terse, brief verses explode into instrumental jams that differ each time.
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One Mexican official familiar with the process gave a terse appraisal of how Trump's announcement went down at the talks.
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When ambitious young chefs come to him for advice, his answer is terse: "Los Angeles," is what he tells them.
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Yet the French invitation, made in a terse announcement Wednesday evening from the Élysée, the presidential palace, raised further questions.
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President Trump was briefed on the latest test, the White House said in a terse statement acknowledging the missile test.
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Her paintings' muffled beauty chimes more with the terse poetry of Louise Glück, or the pared-down records of Radiohead.
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Sidebar WASHINGTON — The terse Supreme Court rulings arrived in the evening, in time to allow an execution later that night.
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It was unclear from Beijing's terse announcement exactly where Mr. Lee was or whether he had been taken into custody.
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" Equally terse is the second old man, a Wordsworthian gardener remembered for his runic talk about "the names of plants.
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Instead, Warren and Sanders appeared to exchange some terse words, although it wasn't clear what they said to each other.
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She sent a terse reply saying she was in a long-term relationship and asked me not to write again.
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" The Eritrean government slammed the group in a terse statement on Thursday, saying it had chosen an "inappropriate medium of communication.
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Terse, urgent prose—ably channelled by Elizabeth Clark Wessel, the translator—gives pace and heft to a novel of contagious trauma.
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So did RNC Chairman Reince Priebus, who issued a terse statement on Friday condemning Trump's 2005 comments immediately after they surfaced.
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Trump had terse calls with the leaders of both the UK and France about his trade policies in recent days too.
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The puns are also quite good, and some are terse enough to make their theme entries a bit of a surprise.
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Asked if GOP leaders can rally the Republicans needed to pass the CR without any Democrats, McHenry was optimistic — and terse.
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The FOMC's usual statement accompanying its decision was unusually terse, perhaps reflecting a circling of the wagons in this fraught moment.
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The company issued a terse statement that said it looked forward to completing the IPO by the end of the year.
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In my own writing, I always thought I would use this short terse, effective sentence structures but I'm much more verbose.
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Even those who passed along messages of support occasionally sent terse followups because I wasn't getting back to them fast enough.
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But the dispatcher sounded terse at other points, even telling Stevens to "shut up" so she could speak with first responders.
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At the end of the hourslong cabinet meeting, Israel released a terse statement saying the military chief of staff, Lt. Gen.
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A terse text at the film's end is a gruesome, ironic twist on the adage about living to fight another day.
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His absence most likely avoided a repeat of his terse news conference after his first-round loss at the French Open.
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May's office said in a terse statement that the prime minister had accepted Johnson's resignation and would name a replacement soon.
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" However, after an inquiry to Morrison's office, the spokesperson added one terse line: "All applicants undergo health, character and security screening.
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Mr. Ocasek's songs were invariably terse and catchy, spiked with Mr. Easton's twangy guitar lines and Mr. Hawkes's pithy keyboard hooks.
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" Kanye tweeted, "All respect to [producer] Andre Harrel and Max B." Wiz, not buying it, replied with a terse, "Yea aight.
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"These are the same people that said Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction," the transition said in a terse, unsigned statement.
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To his left stands a whitewashed monument to those marines, inscribed with a terse wartime message: "Enemy on Island, Situation in Doubt".
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Image: AP Photo/Kirsty WigglesworthEarlier today, Wikileaks tweeted out a series of three terse, confusing messages, each containing a 64-character code.
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The White House responded with a terse tweet shortly after, characterizing Pelosi's gesture as disrespectful to the guests honored in Trump's address.
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His terse interactions with Magda are only focused on how she can help him persuade Eliza to go through with the exam.
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"These are the same people that said Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction," the transition team said in a terse statement.
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There were no advance hints of the shake-up, and a terse announcement carried by state media gave no reason for it.
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Writing under his own name, Pessoa is terse, metaphysical, sentimental: I contemplate the silent pond Whose water is stirred by a breeze.
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On and around Ship Street, in the Wan Chai neighborhood of Hong Kong, terse captions under the ghosts tell a sad tale.
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The Saudi announcement, conveyed in a terse dispatch by the official Saudi Press Agency, said the prisoner exchange was completed on Sunday.
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I opened it and read a very terse and formal note from a special agent whose full name and email were listed.
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Members of the "greatest generation," as we call it, have always been terse about the seminal moments that earned them the title.
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The sharp, terse guitar solo, skyrocketing up suddenly in the middle, mimics the main riff's rhythm and augments the song's natural glide.
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WWE's statement is terse and lawyerly, and offers little information beyond the length of the suspension and including Reigns' apology from Twitter.
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To minimize your time fending off unsolicited "helpful tips," Sarah Eichler, a lactation consultant based in Brooklyn, suggests being terse but polite.
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Taylor's descriptive sentences can be so affectless as to read as terse, even though grammatically he tends toward the long and complex.
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Iowans shift their schedules to encounter candidates in fleshy 248-D, away from the terse theatrics of billboards and cable-news hits.
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This is the subject of Canty's fifth novel, an excellent and terse account of a devastating mine fire in Idaho in 1972.
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In a terse postscript, Eliot wrote, "The letters to me from Emily Hale have been destroyed by a colleague at my request."
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At Tuesday's terse briefing, press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders was pelted with a week's worth of pent-up questions from frustrated reporters.
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" Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly, who memorably sparred with Trump at the first GOP debate, offered a terse response on Thursday: "Seriously?
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Putin fired Vladislav Surkov, seen as a hardliner by many in Kiev, in a terse two-line statement on the Kremlin website.
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For years, the Chinese leadership resisted — until Saturday, when it suddenly announced in a terse statement that it would do just that.
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The terse party announcement about the investigation issued through Xinhua, the state news agency, did not specify the allegations against Mr. Sun.
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It was not noted in the foundation's main news release describing the center, but was instead outlined in a separate, terse release.
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He emerged with the terse, syncopated rhythm, complex chords and a gentle, almost spoken, singing style that were the marks of bossa nova.
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TomTom's advice was terse: "This may be the perfect opportunity to discover what our new range of navigation products has to offer you."
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Responses The test elicited a terse response from the US State Department, unlike the standard diplomatic condemnations that usually follow Pyongyang's missile tests.
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The former FBI director offered mostly terse responses to pointed questions from lawmakers in an attempt to let his report guide his testimony.
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Perhaps a reminder that these situations can be solved through very terse letters -- although probably not tweets -- is something everyone needs right now.
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In a terse evening statement, Belgium's Federal Prosecution Office said recently detained Mohamed Abrini — the last identified suspect at large from the Nov.
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The terse statement followed days of Israeli media speculation about possible official suspicions of misconduct by Netanyahu or by people close to him.
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So Mr. Cohen's terse trumpet interlude, with its shadowy pull, could have been a way of reeling back the energies in the room.
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When a co-worker suggested that the group would be taking a lunch break at some point, she answered with a terse 'Maybe.
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" Wasserman Schultz fired back in a terse response on CNN: "My response to that is hashtag SMH," an acronym for "shaking my head.
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They are terse and acrobatic, scriptural and bawdy, vividly descriptive and enduringly ambiguous, never far from either a riddle or a punch line.
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Chris Douridas, a host on the California public radio station KCRW, got a terse "Unable to read/reply," and got a worried feeling.
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Watch for abbreviations like "L" or "LN" or terse terms such as "federal Stafford" that do not obviously indicate which parts are loans.
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Throughout the week, he was terse, serious and brief -- in both his answers and the numbers of questions he was willing to take.
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A different Reddit user posted in a tech support subreddit a year ago, sharing a screenshot of a terse email exchange with Myspace.
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In a terse round of questioning by Graham, the South Carolina senator pressed Wray on what our relationship to Russia should look like.
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Mr. Neal issued a terse statement on Tuesday but did not indicate his next move, which could include a subpoena or a lawsuit.
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Teresa Sutherland's nonlinear screenplay emphasizes the godlessness of the setting, while terse dialogue and a moaning, percussive sound design enhance its oppressive loneliness.
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Ultimately, however, Mr. Leiris's terse chronological retelling of the days and weeks that followed the attack speaks for itself better than theater can.
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His terse exercises in dark and light appeared in periodicals, illustrated books and portfolios in Paris, then London and as far as Chicago.
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Grand plays the tenor saxophone in a leery, elusive tone, sometimes using short, terse phrases, sometimes wriggling like a snake in the grass.
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National security adviser H.R. McMaster briefly spoke to reporters gathered at the White House and issued a terse denial without taking any questions.
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In "My War Criminal," she mentions these experiences with sexual violence in passing, sequestering them to a terse parenthetical in the last pages.
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A clue like "Returns" could be a verb or a noun, and it's so terse that there is really no way to tell.
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In Luna Pearl Woolf's "Mélange à trois," a violinist, a cellist and a percussionist enact a terse psychodrama built out of musical gestures.
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In a terse court filing Thursday afternoon, Melgen's attorneys suggested that the sentencing hearing originally scheduled to take place starting at 9 a.m.
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" An Amazon spokesman declined to comment on "Rainy Day" beyond a terse statement: "We have not announced a release date for this film.
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Sammi and Zuckerberg also had a terse exchange over Zuck's knowledge of a 2014 non-disclosure agreement between Zenimax and Oculus founder Palmer Luckey.
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The diplomatic sparring is the latest in a series of terse exchanges between Washington and Paris ahead of the G7 meeting later this month.
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In a terse letter sent Saturday to Mr. Kupperman's lawyers, Democrats said the House did not recognize the White House's legal claims as legitimate.
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Tseggai doesn't provide enough of an emotional range to match Joy's precipitous descent into unreality; she's either terse and brittle or screaming and unglued.
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Hello Giggles reports that Reddit user ValdemarSt took the time to count the exact number of words uttered by Millie Bobby Brown's terse character.
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In an uncharacteristically terse statement for the agency, Tillerson confirmed the missile launch but made it clear he would not discuss the matter further.
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Lenovo said the Motorola team will report to de Lencquesaing, offering a terse note of thanks to Osterloh while praising the broader Motorola team.
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C., was more terse: "I trust Special Counsel Mueller has conducted a fair and thorough investigation, and I look forward to reviewing his report."
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When Israel's prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, urged them to do so, several Jewish groups issued a terse rebuff rejecting his entreaty and its premise.
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When he's battling a corrupt private military firm, the terse, forceful prose with which Child describes him serves to confirm Reacher's toughness and credibility.
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Former UN ambassador Nikki Haley relayed her side of the story behind a terse response over miscommunications on US sanctions on Russia in 2018.
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The terse ruling from the bench by Judge Craig L. Schwall Sr. appeared to see merit only in Mr. Kemp's side of the argument.
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It responded to questions from The New York Times late Saturday with a terse statement after news reports about the strike circulated in Libya.
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XXXTentacion's titles vary widely — some short and terse (and also in all caps), some long and sentence-like (but lowercase except for the I's).
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It responded to questions from The New York Times late Saturday with a terse statement after media reports about the strike circulated in Libya.
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" Mr. Neal issued a terse statement on Monday afternoon in response to Mr. Mnuchin: "I will consult with counsel and determine the appropriate response.
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It's a terse, low-fi, solo, fingerpicked glimpse of chronic despair: "No good reason to be livin'/Been lookin' high and low," he sings.
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Mr. Barr's terse explanation of his own reasoning — his deputy, Rod J. Rosenstein, concurred, he said — emphasized the difficulty in proving Mr. Trump's intentions.
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In reply, all he got were terse notes from Wilson's secretary, acknowledging receipt of his messages but citing the president's preoccupation with other matters.
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Ms. Hunter said her reporters had not received any additional comment or correspondence from the campaign after getting the terse email response earlier Tuesday.
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Suddenly Kavanaugh, who had released a terse statement on Friday in which he "categorically and unequivocally" denied Ford's account, was revamping that statement. Considerably.
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In a terse ceremony 64 years ago today at the border between North and South Korea, an armistice ended fighting in the Korean War.
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THE SURVIVALIST A standout at the 2015 Tribeca Film Festival, Stephen Fingleton's debut feature is a terse portrait of life in a postapocalyptic wood.
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Unusually for a man—a man renowned for his portrayals of terse masculinity—the dilemma of how to "have it all" dominates his conversation.
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Themo Melikidze's Tamerlan emerges as a terse and truculent quasi-fanatic, while Dzhokhar (Alex Wolff) is repellently trivial-minded in his sense of entitlement.
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At an early showing in November, she imbued even melancholic moments with her terse, inviting sense of humor, switching matter of factly between tasks.
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" British Airways has been noticeably mum on the matter, issuing only a terse statement saying, "We don't comment on employment matters relating to individuals.
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All cries are thin and terse;The field has droned the summer's final mass;A cricket like a dwindled hearseCrawls from the dry grass.
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"We have been promising the American people that we will repeal and replace this broken law, and tomorrow we're proceeding," a terse Ryan told reporters.
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Moore screen-grabbed an article about Buttigieg's planned absence and texted it to one of Buttigieg's senior staffers with a terse addition: three question marks.
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Their music is simplistic in the way that punk is but terse and tender, reaching broader topics, similarly to pop songs that are more accessible.
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The terse and incendiary message Linton sent to Breitbart News staffers as Steve Bannon are uncannily similar to some of the Breitbart chairman's real emails.
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They went about this by simply reading out passages of the report and asking Mueller whether they were accurate — and getting terse responses from Mueller.
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Her terse, "I know who you are, I'm friends with Jo Wilson," served as a good rebuke, but it's still no punch in the face.
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But in the meantime she sings wholeheartedly, encapsulates deep dilemmas in terse singalong lines and touches on ideas and emotions that so many people feel.
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The Federal Bureau of Prisons, which operates the MCC, provided no explanation beyond its terse statement that Epstein was found dead in an apparent suicide.
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"It's his choice to accept one of those options or shut the government down," Schumer and Pelosi said in a terse statement following the meeting.
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You know how when you trust someone, you don't read their terse emails in a negative tone, but if you don't trust them, you might?
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That means the report could be a terse, two-page summary or an elaborate and detailed narrative akin to one of Mueller's "speaking" conspiracy indictments.
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Mr. Obama said the White House did not believe the terse ruling from the court had any effect on the president's authority to act unilaterally.
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Former UN ambassador Nikki Haley relayed her side of the story behind a terse response issued over miscommunications on US sanctions on Russia in 2018.
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" Harrison — who still identifies himself primarily as a poet — can be marvelously terse and exact: "Notebooks are full of these fragments, shrapnel of our intention.
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"We hope that no one is inconvenienced by this apparent prank," a terse statement from Denny Warnick, In-N-Out's Vice President of Operations, read.
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An unremitting, motoric beat and an increasingly dissonant grid of math-rock guitar patterns carry Ms. Leschper's terse lyrics, sketching an ambiguous but intense memory.
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Africa Command has disclosed strikes and estimated death tolls in a series of terse news releases, earning scant attention from Congress or the news media.
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Her poker success relied largely on exploiting a personal image of being intimidating and terse; at Bridgewater, she discovered, she must be approachable and collaborative.
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Mr. Trump remained uncharacteristically quiet about the report in the hours after it was released, and his spokeswoman offered just a terse reaction to it.
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The more interesting moment between the two may have been immediately after the debate, when Sanders and Warren appeared to have a pretty terse conversation.
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In a terse ceremony 64 years ago today at the border between North and South Korea, an armistice ended fighting in the devastating Korean War.
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He was heavy on terse answers during that particular scrum, but he can be chatty and cordial when he isn't answering stock fight-week questions.
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" Schumer and Pelosi on Monday issued a terse statement blaming the president for "continuing the Trump Shutdown just to please right-wing radio and TV hosts.
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In an unusually terse rejection, it said the Kraft Heinz offer "fundamentally undervalues" the company and that the proposal had "no merit, either financial or strategic".
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In a quick response, Gary Doer, who was Canada's ambassador to Washington at the time, fired a terse note to John Kerry, then secretary of state.
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Prokhorov was terse when asked about reports that the Nets had offered the job to Sean Marks, the assistant general manager for the San Antonio Spurs.
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Accompanied by terse explanatory captions, they expose some of the troubling inequities in American society, especially concerning its prisons and their use of compulsory inmate labor.
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"We'll see at the end of the year," said Hamilton in a terse reply when asked directly whether he felt as good as he's ever been.
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But here in Baltimore, a city still reckoning with terse relationships between police and the communities they're sworn to protect, this story was all too familiar.
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Tor previously announced that Appelbaum had left on May 25th, but its original statement was terse and contained no information about the reason for the change.
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In a terse statement on the Defence Ministry's website, the military said it had handed Guo over for prosecution after investigators completed their probe into him.
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H.R. McMaster, to issue a terse, calibrated statement that, as many have pointed out, did nothing to address the actual allegations being made against the president.
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O'Neil, however, strongly preferred Summerall, thinking that his terse style would make a better combination with the energetic and verbose Madden than the similarly loquacious Scully.
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"The Eagles wanted to send a smaller delegation, but the 1,000 fans planning to attend the event deserve better," Trump said in a terse written statement.
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Mueller's brief and terse answers largely hewed closely to the 448-page report he submitted to Congress in March, which was made public a month later.
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New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick held a terse press conference on Wednesday in which he was peppered with questions about wide receiver Antonio Brown.
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He walked slowly, took his place behind the podium, gave a terse, formulaic speech, and pointed at a Fox News reporter to ask the first question.
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In September, a handful of military vehicles rolled up to government offices and communication centers, and a terse statement announced the end of Libya's decrepit monarchy.
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Marshall knits together these compositions, keeping them playful but terse — funny, warm, and deadly serious, bursting with pitched color punctuated and polarized by powerful black faces.
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And as for the governor's demand for arbitration, Mr. Gates was terse in his defense of his position that his tribe was abiding by the compact.
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The terse filing at the 9th Circuit Tuesday said the plaintiffs in the suit, the states of Washington and Minnesota, had agreed to dismiss the appeal.
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In a terse ceremony 64 years ago today at the border between North and South Korea, an armistice agreement ended the lengthy and devastating Korean War.
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It included terse summaries from Ms. Japa saying she was struck by a car on Fordham Road and from the driver saying he had hit someone.
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Mr. Trump's designated press secretary, Sean Spicer, has indicated that Mr. Trump will keep using the terse, punchy format after he settles in the White House.
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After a phone call with Trump on Sunday, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said they delivered the president a terse ultimatum.
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On Sunday, she appeared somewhat shellshocked in the post-match interview room, answering questions politely but in terse sentences, deflecting any inquiries about tactics or results.
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In their terse response to Mr. Flynn's defense lawyers, prosecutors said in a filing that Mr. Flynn's cooperation was over and dismissed requests for more information.
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The strongest of them comes from Kori Newkirk, known for paintinglike curtains made of plastic hair beads as well as terse sculpture employing scavenged commercial materials.
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Faced with an industry-wide boycott by film critics, Disney issued a terse, vague statement ending its media blackout on coverage from the Los Angeles Times.
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When Facebook cofounder Chris Hughes dropped a New York Times op-ed calling for the breakup of Facebook, it prompted a terse response from the company.
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Noting that JSC had the responsibility for building the Apollo-era lunar lander, Cruz sent out a terse press release expressing his displeasure, according to Spaceref.
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Jackson's terse ruling Wednesday on the administrative stay doesn't address DOJ's request for a full halt of her decision pending the outcome at the appellate court.
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In their terse response to Mr. Flynn's defense lawyers, prosecutors said in a filing that Mr. Flynn's cooperation was over and dismissed requests for more information.
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He's a singer-songwriter of observant insight and penetrating empathy, brilliantly adept at compressing a complicated range of emotions into a terse, plain-spoken turn of phrase.
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I could hear the pain welling up in Bill's voice: The two partners had gone their separate ways, but Bill's lingering feelings reverberated through his terse sentences.
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Comings and goings of leaders must be guessed at from sightings of motorcades and presidential trains, and terse state media reports of side events at the resort.
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The only other news link in today's 1600 Daily was a lukewarm Politico write-up of Trump's terse remarks about the Irish, pegged to St. Patrick's Day.
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After offering a brief statement on her mother Nancy Reagan's death on Sunday, Patti Davis is responding to the "haters" who described the original message as "terse".
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When the satellite re-emerged and sent some strange, terse messages back to JAXA, the researchers hoped it was a sign that the damage was relatively minor.
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Getting the major NPCs out of the Tower—where they've scarcely ever been more than terse mannequins—and into the world can only be a good thing.
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In person, Bibby is terse, saying little unless prompted and speaking in short, vague statements, but his best raps are almost disconcertingly direct in baring his emotions.
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Mueller's brief and terse answers largely hewed closely to the 448-page report he submitted to Congress in late March, which was made public a month later.
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" Benedict declined, writing a short letter, a photograph of which Viganò presented to the public—a page of type, under Benedict's terse letterhead: "Benedict XVI, Papa emeritus.
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According to the source, the only communication from management to staff about the disaster was a terse email from CEO Billy McFarland, which was shared with Motherboard.
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In a terse exchange with a reporter after the screening, Mr. Scott seemed perturbed that he was being asked to again explain his position on Mr. Trump.
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But as anyone who has been on the receiving end of a terse "You're fine" knows, it's not just what you say, it's how you say it.
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The indictment's discussion of WikiLeaks, which it called "Organization 1," was terse, however, even though it provided many details about the Russians' internal communications on other topics.
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Opinion Columnist Last Wednesday, after Robert Mueller's terse and sometimes halting congressional testimony, conventional wisdom quickly congealed: Mueller's performance had made Donald Trump's impeachment far less likely.
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When investor criticism of his decision to stick with the bank's equities division became public last month, he had the bank issue a terse statement in response.
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Her terse statement, lodged firmly in the present tense, did not deny that Barr had considered quitting or that he suggested to others he might step down.
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As with Mr. Trump's abrupt announcement in December, a terse statement on Thursday from Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the White House press secretary, took Pentagon officials by surprise.
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"We've had really a very good relationship, very special," the U.S. president said of Macron, a day after the two leaders had exchanged terse messages on Twitter.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller's sprawling, 22-month investigation has ended with a terse four-page letter from the attorney general — and a whole lot of loose ends.
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His latest album Pictures of Saint Paul Street, released June 30 on Trouble In Mind Records, sees the accomplished musician move into more terse and angry territory.
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But last month, Omid's parents received a terse email from the State Department revealing they were not eligible for a waiver, according to correspondence shared with VICE.
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In a terse ruling in January, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court struck down the state's congressional map, saying that it "clearly, plainly and palpably" violated the state's Constitution.
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Also on the shortlist of six was another Israeli, Amos Oz. For a small country whose politicians normally gush over any international accolade, the response was uncharacteristically terse.
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He&aposs going to say -- if someone says something terse or childish about him or criticizes him on any level, tomorrow, it&aposs going to be a nightmare.
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A terse conversation with Marouane's former love interest — whose complaint led to his dismissal from art school — reveals increasingly violent tendencies and Marouane's attempts to police her body.
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She answered with a terse "No" when asked by CNN's Chris Cuomo last week whether she ever felt compelled to defend her or her husband's honor against Trump.
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The company's terse tweeted responses to impassioned pleas from its creators have left everyone mystified about what, if anything, the company stands for, aside from minimizing bad press.
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The Cleveland Browns issued a terse response on Tuesday to quarterback Johnny Manziel's latest incident, with a strong implication that his days as a Brown may be numbered.
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Dame's lawsuit even reads like a story meant to be shared and digested, rather than a terse legal document meant to rapidly resolve a pressing violation of law.
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Last month, Hirst filed an amended version of the plans that indicated a lower basement level than the original scheme, earning a terse rebuke from the city council.
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Cellphone reception was spotty, and Mr. Thompson said he was only getting updates from his sons intermittently — terse texts that seemed to understate the gravity of the moment.
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The ailing Mr. Redstone fired off a terse missive on Wednesday, expressing wariness about Mr. Dauman, his handpicked steward of the company, but also those who support him.
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The eclecticism of the bill spoke to his wandering ear, and ranged from the terse hardcore of Show Me the Body to the wise-ass raps of Wiki.
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Like the $200 a share offer in early August and one a few weeks later, Rockwell gave a terse rejection, according to people with knowledge of the correspondence.
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Meanwhile, commenters, bots and message board trolls across the political spectrum scream "fake news!" as a terse conclusion instead of the start of a reasoned and detailed argument.
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After a few minutes of terse conversation, the head of the club interjected, "Come over here, we need you," and pulled the man away while glaring at me.
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This one was darker and more terse than their game-changing 1989 LP, 3 Feet High and Rising, and they wanted the world to fully understand the change.
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They decided to use the poetry technique of erasure, which consists of blacking out portions of a larger text, to expose terse emotional outbursts and visually arresting moments.
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Leahy asked Sessions a question about Russia, to which he submitted a very terse response: LEAHY: Several of the President-elect's nominees or senior advisers have Russian ties.
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Though the introduction of this material in the final chapter conflicts tonally with what precedes it, her description of that loss in terse, blunted prose is deeply moving.
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Serena won, 6-4, 1-6, 6-3, but her tension in the spotlight was clear in her postmatch news conference, during which she was terse and exhausted.
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The moves, announced in terse statements in state news media, came as the number of deaths and infections skyrocketed by the highest amounts in any day so far.
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Now he talks to his aged parents in his home village outside the city in terse voice mail messages, checking in on their health and shrinking food supplies.
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Those adjectives also describe the words spoken here, which mix poetic philosophical musings with the more terse, confrontational speech of wary strangers feeling their way through unknown territory.
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"We have no intention to meet the US side during our visit to South Korea," Jo said in a terse statement reported by state-run news agency KCNA.
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Matthew Golsteyn of the Army Special Forces and Lieutenant Lorance, and a sentence reduction for Chief Petty Officer Edward Gallagher of the Navy SEALs — with a terse yessir.
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Or perhaps the reticent witness — a career prosecutor who delivered terse, technical answers — was not the type to keep Americans tuned in for a marathon day of viewing.
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Or perhaps the reticent witness — a career prosecutor who delivered terse, technical answers — was not the type to keep Americans tuned in for a marathon day of viewing.
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The terse statement also attempted to interpret how Russia, which along with China is a vital trading partner to the reclusive country, might respond to the missile launch.
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The first to go was former New Republic editor Leon Wieseltier, who appeared on the list with a terse note saying only "workplace harassment" next to his name.
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Young told KOAA that Oreo responded with a terse note explaining that they already had a cherry cola flavor in development—so sorry, the idea was theirs, not hers.
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The lawyer also issued an apology for his own behavior during the trial, which was marked by moments of visible frustration and terse exchanges with the judge and prosecutor.
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But the prosecutor's office, in a terse statement, said it was opening an inquiry into whether a French law that protects the "secrecy of the investigation" had been breached.
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Rulfo's terse, spare poetics and his liking for the short story are back in fashion in Latin America today, after the baroque prolixity of García Márquez or Roberto Bolaño.
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There, on Friday, I heard the tenor saxophonist Mark Turner's quartet, whose terse and mysterious music centers on the moving harmonies of Mr. Turner and the trumpeter Avishai Cohen.
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The Vatican evidently wanted to send a signal ahead of this week's summit, which begins in Rome on February 21st, with its tough and terse announcement on Mr McCarrick.
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When they team up, Black's Lethal Weapon roots start to show, as the protagonists alternate between exasperation and admiration for each other, and express both states with terse riffing.
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Ever since Facebook announced its plans to bypass ad blockers on Tuesday, both sides have been caught in a terse arms race to see who can outsmart the other.
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According to the terse email, obtained by Axios, which first reported the latest drama, the board members aren't happy with Uber's dirty laundry being aired out in the media.
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But, his later United days will be remembered for his public criticism of players, such as Luke Shaw, reported and repeated rows with Paul Pogba and terse news conferences.
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Legal experts puzzled over Carr's terse legalese but noted that the rarity of public statements by the special counsel suggested Mueller felt an overwhelming urgency to correct the record.
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The story might have been suggested by a brief article in a French newspaper, a terse and tragic police-blotter item shown onscreen near the end of the film.
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Wells acknowledged the restaurant would "always have its loyalists," those he said wouldn't be bothered by the staggering prices (a porterhouse for four costs $229.80) or the terse service.
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Often on this album, she sings with a stern, terse vibrato that codes seriousness from a distance but feels more like a simulacrum of feeling than the real thing.
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She heard from him at last two years later, when he sent a terse note asking to be released from their engagement so that he could marry someone else.
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"The real damage was done in terse, workaday stories that justified lynching by casting its victims as 'fiends,' 'brutes,' 'born criminals' or, that catchall favorite, 'troublesome Negroes,'" he wrote.
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No American or Nigerien forces were harmed in the December gun battle, which the Pentagon first acknowledged in March in a terse line in an unclassified report to Congress.
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The cabinet and the Ministry of Justice simply released terse statements on Friday night that Mr. Kagame had granted clemency to 2,140 people, and that the cabinet had approved.
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In a terse but loud conversation Wednesday, the president made clear he wasn't to blame for the Obamacare failure and was displeased with the criticism he's gotten for it.
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Over the next few weeks, she asked Scioto County Children Services several times about Dylan, but received only terse replies saying she was no longer privy to that information.
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Her sounds were electronic, but what carried her Moogfest set was her terse, direct rhymes and unvarnished, pregentrification New York City attitude — undeterred by imperfection and proud of differences.
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At a town hall meeting with staffers, the museum's CEO Timothy Rub promised to follow his words with improved actions, but some workers find his statements terse and insufficient.
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HSBC, which appointed commercial banking boss Noel Quinn as interim CEO, said in a terse statement that the mutually agreed departure was down to a complex and challenging global environment.
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Whether he is talking about a tax or a tariff is unclear, experts said, reacting to Trump's terse warnings to United Technologies, General Motors, Ford Motor and Japan's Toyota Motor.
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Meanwhile, Trump family insider turned administration official Lynne Patton has exchanged terse words with Sean Jackson, the chairman of the Black Republican Caucus of Florida and a longtime Trump critic.
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A seemingly exasperated US District Judge Amy Berman Jackson denied his Thursday request to travel with his family for New Year's Eve events in a short, terse order on Friday.
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The movie's minimalist tendencies reveal themselves in the script's terse dialogue, which never stops to check in with the audience and instead expects viewers to keep up on their own.
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It has an aesthetic and terse writing style that feel like a cross between Adventure Time and the work of Keita Takahashi (creator of Katamari Damacy and Noby Noby Boy).
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Russian President Vladimir Putin faced off in a terse joint press conference in Sochi ahead of this summer's G-20 summit in Hamburg, per Bloomberg.
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Ms Rousseff and Lula dismissed the report as unfounded speculation by IstoÉ; Mr do Amaral's office issued a terse note declining to confirm the leaks' contents (without expressly denying them).
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Joining the Redskins was a much happier occasion for Norman than being shown the door by the Panthers, who wished him well in a terse statement earlier in the week.
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Their host's demeanor was no longer affable: When Fisaha inquired about the asylum process, his terse response was that it would be "impossible" for them to receive protection in Rwanda.
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"Dogon A.D.," a burst of angular funk by Julius Hemphill, was a study in terse equipoise; "Hood," an original designed to evoke minimalist techno, accrued heat and density by layers.
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There was Jeb Bush, who announced his endorsement in a terse predawn news release, and Mitt Romney, who initially said his support applied only to his voting preference in Utah.
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Daniels writes the kind of terse, macho, vaguely Hemingway-influenced essays that are irresistible to the GuysInYourMFA of the world — the difference being that Daniels can actually pull it off.
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That's not how Unity sees it though, the company penned a terse blog post in response, alleging that Improbable was well aware that they were in violation of the ToS.
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Hope could hardly sound more furious than it does in "Rise Above," the terse punk manifesto that helped make Black Flag the spearhead of California hardcore in the early 1980s.
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Restorers reaffixed the finger last week, but not before the Italian media got wind of the damaged digit, catapulting the statue into a terse moment of newspaper and television notoriety.
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" In an interview with CNN moments later she was even more terse, saying it may be an option in the future, but at the moment "we're not prepared for [it].
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Sometimes there will be a terse, final, so-dumb-it's-smart snippet from someone like Lorena Bobbitt or the Big Bopper or PewDiePie, to cut the funk like smelling salts.
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" House Majority PAC, a super PAC dedicated to electing Democrats, issued a terse request for the newly minted Republican to return the organization's $2,500 donation, calling Van Drew's decision "shameful.
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Peter Berg's terse adaptation of a 2007 war memoir by Marcus Luttrell casts Mark Wahlberg as a Navy SEAL dropped by helicopter into a morally complicated combat situation in Afghanistan.
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Only then did Soviet officials deign to release a terse statement acknowledging "an accident has taken place," while studiously neglecting to mention the specifics of what had happened or when.
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Once it was clear by mid-afternoon on Thursday that Trump was not going to support the bipartisan deal, the group led by Durbin and Graham issued a terse statement.
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Like many new couples, there was an air of awkwardness between the two, as giggles gave way to terse silences and my probing questions on marriage initiated a jolt of panic.
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Reporters, after a terse press conference with Spencer in a separate location, were ushered through rows of metal detectors, brought in especially for the event, into the allocated media seating area.
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Minutes later Le Pen issued a terse statement saying she had decide to revoke his responsibilities for strategy and communications, but stopped short of firing him as vice president - for now.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu personally delivered his criticisms to his Polish counterpart in a terse phone call Sunday, according to his office, saying Morawiecki's comments were tantamount to Holocaust denial.
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She initially presents herself as The Witch of the Woods, a friendly (if terse over her animal friends being hunted for practice by Kratos and Atreus) woman of obvious magical capability.
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After meetings in Brussels earlier this week, the DUP issued a series of terse warnings to May over the compromise that is in the making between the EU and British negotiators.
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" A terse blog post said the firm was considering its "strategic options" with regards to health care, and that this "may or may not result in any transaction or other changes.
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The result is a bloody and terse siege film that, in spite of its bleak and gory visuals, does well to develop a heightened, emotional basis for viewers to connect with.
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Rumors of a potential IPO flew on Thursday following a statement by the kingdom's deputy crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, and confirmed by a terse statement from Aramco headquarters Friday morning.
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In his testimony Wednesday before the House Judiciary and Intelligence committees, Mueller offered mostly terse responses to pointed questions from lawmakers in an attempt to let his report guide his testimony.
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Rather, they are expected to cultivate sources in Congress and the Administration, sense what issues are becoming ripe and produce terse position papers that can be used to sway political argument.
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The public nature of Mr. Lam's revelations — before more than 80 journalists — contrasted sharply with the highly controlled, terse statements given to a pro-Beijing newspaper, Mr. Ho said by telephone.
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Omarosa Manigault Newman is firing back after Good Morning America's Robin Roberts dismissed the former Trump aide with a terse, on-air "Bye, Felicia" following her White House ousting this week.
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A high-voiced, choral lullaby invoking a star that protects her segues abruptly into a stark electronic groove, with a slow, terse bass line tugging against spiky percussion and vocal syllables.
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In a terse press conference later he was asked whether any of the Australian greats such as Rod Laver, Ken Rosewall or Tony Roche had been inspirations for his chequered career.
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These days, when I read him, his terse, evocative descriptions seem to hang in the air, gathering power like chords played in a vaulted nave, reverberating and blending with mounting resonance.
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" The terse message was as bewildering, cryptic and dramatic as the one — "Recalled to life" — that a fictive horseman delivered on a foggy night in Dickens's "A Tale of Two Cities.
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Viewers can look around the space in 360 degrees, where they will encounter GIF-like moments of physics-defying human instruments, along with the maestro Bleu's terse responses to interview questions.
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I had compressed his extremely complex life down to terse sentences to keep the article at reasonable length, so I am happy to have an opportunity to honor his request here.
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The paper's 1911 assessment of his work still stands: "His work as a master of slang and criticism terse and virile stands as one of the masterpieces of Sing Sing's literature."
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That toffish illustrator has survived multiple run-ins with Connor, from tense staredowns and terse conversations all the way up to getting drugged and sexually assaulted at the ex-cop's behest.
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The president was initially muted Tuesday night, offering only a terse statement on Twitter, but then turned more boastful, citing others to claim that he deserved credit for Republicans who won.
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There are terse postcards from Mecca and various African capitals, where he met with heads of state in order to gain support for a resolution condemning the mistreatment of African-Americans.
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"After consultation with the consignor today, the painting has been withdrawn from Christie's May 15 sale to allow the restoration process to begin," the auction house said in a terse statement.
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The two leaders, whose relationship has grown chillier in recent years, have not spoken directly about impeachment stalemate, instead carrying out their terse exchanges in speeches and through the news media.
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It was the beginning of the punk era, but the Cars made their first albums with Queen's producer, Roy Thomas Baker, creating songs that were terse and moody but impeccably polished.
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If that were the case, the Supreme Court's massive body of constitutional case law – interpreting a slew of vague terms dotting the relatively terse text of the Constitution – would not exist.
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But Mr. Shortz was certain that, at the very least, I could write in full sentences instead of terse clues, and he gave me a shot that changed my life forever.
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Indeed, Schneiderman's office released a terse statement on Saturday that cast doubt on Trump's ability to close the charity down, and raised the specter of a legal battle between the two camps.
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Created by fashion photographer Nick Knight, the T-shirt appears plain black to the naked eye, but it contains a terse message that's only visible under the flashing lights of paparazzi cameras.
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He would send terse missives if you messed up AP Style (I did), and kept a small library on a shelf above his desk with books categorized by the Dewey decimal system.
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In contrast to past witnesses like former FBI Director James Comey, who have been loquacious and combative, trying to get facts out and debunk misinterpretations or misrepresentations, Mueller was terse and cautious.
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The book has little to say about the political mobilisation needed for so dramatic a reform, an omission which echoes its strikingly terse explanation for why inequality exploded in the first place.
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A New York Times review devotes two terse paragraphs to the 700 hours, while another piece for the same paper declares the films "an achievement," only to get distracted by classical music.
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While Obama seeks to put as much distance as he can -- physically and mentally -- between himself and Washington, Trump tracks political news by the minute, tweeting terse responses from his southern outpost.
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French President Emmanuel Macron and Trump, who exchanged terse Twitter messages ahead of the summit, had a brief "very cordial" discussion about trade and North Korea, a French official said on Friday.
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Once I asked a girl out only to get a terse reply: "We've matched on these apps a million times but you've never asked me out so it's looking unlikely," she said.
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The brinkmanship over the migrants has sparked terse words between European governments, with French President Emmanuel Macron saying there's a "political crisis" between Italy and the rest of the EU over migration.
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Watson's terse statement, released in the middle of a holiday weekend, did not specify whether Swoopes had been fired or address what the investigation had found, and thanked Swoopes for her service.
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That launch, which also came from near the port city of Sinpo, prompted a terse response from some U.S. officials, who had been making a flurry of statements condemning North Korea's moves.
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Trump responded roughly the same way in that case, offering a terse "stop it" to any violent fans like a guy trying to train his dog to quit peeing on the rug.
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The White House issued a terse, two-sentence readout after the call highlighting Trump and Macron's "shared commitment to peace and stability in the Middle East," while declining to offer any details.
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OK boomer implies that the older generation misunderstands millennial and Gen Z culture and politics so fundamentally that years of condescension and misrepresentation have led to this pointedly terse rebuttal and rejection.
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In terse responses, they made a case for maintaining relationships with the Middle East, an important source of historical and contemporary art, while acknowledging the difficult circumstances they now found themselves in.
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On Monday night, Real Madrid issued a brisk, terse statement confirming Lopetegui's long-anticipated dismissal after the team's 5-1 humiliation by Barcelona in the first Clásico of the season on Sunday.
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But the co-author of "Spanish Joint" is actually another jazz artist, the trumpeter Roy Hargrove, whose contribution on the album extends to a number of strategically terse but soulful horn lines.
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Mr. Rosenstein's memo became the foundation for the terse termination letter that Mr. Trump had an aide attempt to deliver late on the afternoon of May 9 to F.B.I. headquarters in Washington.
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Mr. Trump fired Mr. Comey last month, and his account offered an extraordinary back story, one that unfolded with cinematic detail, terse dialogue and tense moments across a White House dinner table.
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" In 20163, when the Wall Street Journal wrote about Mercer assuming a top role at Renaissance, he issued a terse statement: "I'm happy going through my life without saying anything to anybody.
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In a terse statement, RNC Chair Ronna Romney-McDaniel confirmed that Wynn — a prominent supporter of President Donald Trump — had stepped aside in the wake of detailed and numerous allegations against him.
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" Bloomberg, a billionaire businessman and philanthropist who is self-financing his White House bid, offered a terse reply less than a half hour later, encouraging Trump on Twitter to "@ us next time.
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In a terse statement, Adelson said he had been excluded from talks before the team sent a lease proposal last week to the public board that would own the 65,000-seat stadium.
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The title track features his new all-star band, Aggregate Prime, in a mode of terse restraint, with a graceful melody inscribed by Gary Thomas on flute and Mark Whitfield on guitar.
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In a terse announcement Wednesday afternoon, the board said its interpretation of local law made them opt not to act at this time, allowing Trump's DC properties to continue as they are.
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The NYC-based crew term their music "anxiety pop," not that their tunes will set you on edge so much as there's a terse, nervy energy that runs through their shimmying songs.
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Clinton did so in a terse, snarky tweet following the release of the nearly 600-page report, which accused the former FBI director of defying the chain of command during the email probe.
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Gosling's latest film, Blade Runner 2049, finds Gosling in the latter mode as K, an appropriately terse character moniker for someone whose acting style has been reduced to the equivalent of a shrug.
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But before Mr. Trump got around to what was a grudging and terse admission, which itself included a falsehood about the provenance of so-called birtherism, he had some business to tend to.
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The memos were terse and in spots heavily redacted, but it was clear enough to former federal prosecutor Elie Honig that the evidence of federal crimes-in-plain-sight was pointing to Trump.
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" Sessions, one of Trump's earliest supporters in his 2016 presidential campaign, responded to the public rebuke with an uncharacteristically terse statement in which he pledged "to discharge my duties with integrity and honor.
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After Mr. Trump's tweets over the weekend, the company issued a terse statement noting that it was relocating workers and that it would be discussing plant closings with the United Auto Workers union.
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J.P. The growl and holler of Parker Millsap's vocals rough up his meticulous songwriting: terse wordplay, targeted melodies and detailed arrangements that deploy the instruments of a roots-rock band with rigorous economy.
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But aides and Trump associates who have been in the room with them said Mr. Tillerson's body language, eye rolling and terse expressions left little doubt that he disapproves of Mr. Trump's approach.
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It may take a few days to find out whether Bloomberg's rivals managed to carve out a contrast between the sunny image in his campaign ads and the sometimes terse figure on stage.
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But the chops of these doomed young pros, every one of whom could sing and write terse, catchy, well-structured songs, were powered by one of the scene's few true rock drummers, Don Stevenson.
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The gender-neutral sounds of Dorsey, long a member of David Bowie's band, on "You Had Your Soul with You" brings clarity and poignancy to a song that might otherwise come across as terse.
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Aside from appointing Rudy Giuliani, a lawyer, as his cyber security czar, and a terse, awkward December meeting with Tech CEOs, mentions of any form of technology and innovation have faded into the background.
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"I'm pretty short and terse in the emails that I send, particularly to people that know me, like Kade does," the professor said when asked if he typically responds to emails in that way.
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The maverick former Philippine mayor famous for his unpredictability and terse rhetoric, on Wednesday told Filipinos in Vietnam that joint marine drills with next week would be "the last", a comment he slowly repeated.
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It was more than 20 minutes later before Tillerson's agency released the same terse 44-word statement that echoed the phrasing other administration officials are using to try to shoot down the Post report.
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Faced with questions by a purple-caped self-proclaimed "rainbow warrior" and an old hippy attacking him over the lack of wood chips in her field, Eavis is surprisingly terse in his natural environment.
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Speaking on Thursday, the U.S. ambassador in Mexico City, Christopher Landau, offered a terse assessment of the situation, saying there were parts of Mexico in which drug cartels formed a kind of "parallel government".
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The terse end to the matter was, in some ways, expected after the Supreme Court ruled for Mr. McDonnell, a Republican, in June and narrowed the range of behavior that qualifies as public corruption.
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In terse language, the documents paint a chilling portrait of impunity at the very top of Honduras's police hierarchy: the unchallenged power to carry out assassinations and force a cover-up of the investigation.
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In the cleaning montage that follows, Sam's face, movements, and terse but tender remarks to her mother form a tableau depicting just how many emotions—hurt, obligation, resentment, frustration—can be contained within love.
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"Interesting tactics, I would say, from their side but we will do what we can to fight them and improve in the next race," a glum and terse Hamilton said immediately after the race.
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After a North Korean missile test on Tuesday, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson released a terse and frankly bizarre statement — one that confused even dedicated foreign affairs reporters: Uhhhh what does this mean pic.twitter.
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If you're not into fancy apps or actuarial spreadsheets, consult this index card, which offers a terse accounting of tried-and-true advice such as paying off your credit cards in full each month.
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When these terse and cryptic characters finally decide to speak, there's sure to be a buildup, a long stare and a pained expression to linger over; everything here feels a third longer than necessary.
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Make the requested email terse: Your colleague told you about her vacation; you mostly discussed her plans at her destination, and in passing she indicated a certain flight time, although not a specific day.
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The best of the lot is Yi Seung-Jun's "In the Absence," a terse, harrowing, infuriating account of the sinking of the South Korean ferry Sewol that took more than 300 lives in 2014.
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"No," a terse Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One when questioned about his knowledge of the payment, which was made by his private attorney Michael Cohen in the month before the 2016 election.
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They introduce the characters on the periphery, too — one of the most amusing bits joins a trio of terse fundraising dads, mostly clueless but clearly pleased as punch to be along for the ride.
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Following an exchange of terse messages before the summit, the two leaders struck a conciliatory tone with Trump saying that the relationship was special, but that sometimes tests occur when it comes to trade.
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President Trump came out swinging as he entered the G-7 summit in Quebec on Friday, vowing to fight "unfair" trade policies despite terse warnings from U.S. allies over his administration&aposs tough new tariffs.
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As a producer reads the stage directions in a terse monotone — "Henry is on the computer playing a game; Philip and Paige watch Reagan's March 1983 SDI speech on TV" — I glance around the table.
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He -- and deputy press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders -- tend to be extremely terse when answering questions and, when asked about President Trump's view on a particular issue, often insist they simply haven't asked the president.
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St. Louis vanquished a nemesis and a bitter rival in the opening round with a terse seven-game victory over the Chicago Blackhawks, who will host the Blues on Wednesday night in the season opener.
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Grace Gummer's idealistic aide and her counterpart in Joe Biden's office (played by Zoe Lister-Jones) repeatedly exchange terse words about what they believe about the conflict, and what their offices can afford to do.
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The trailer features everything one might expect from a queer reimagining of the famous unsolved axe murder case — splatters of blood, terse standoffs beneath a clothesline, and many, many impassioned glances between Sevigny and Stewart.
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In an unusually terse statement that ran just 22 words, the Federal Open Market Committee changed multiple phrases from its previous missives, pointing to a more optimistic view on economic growth and higher inflation expectations.
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The Federal District Court in Manhattan concluded that Mr. Zukerman used his lawyers to mislead the I.R.S. An appeals court upheld that decision last October in a terse order that is typical in such cases.
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After a terse and gloomy inaugural address that was greeted with mixed reactions, President Trump rose to the occasion before Congress and it didn't take long for this effort to be deemed a massive success.
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According to a terse statement posted online late on Monday, the CSA said it would be also be warning and fining Wang's Chinese Navy team and An's Tianjin club as well as fining their coaches.
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" David Byrne sings, in his terse, trademark voice: "This ain't no party / this ain't no disco / This ain't no fooling around / This ain't no Mudd Club, or C.B.G.B. / I ain't got time for that now.
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Businessmen misstating their profits are likely to get a terse reminder to pay the difference or face a bullet; tax collectors who cheat the movement could be executed, a former al Shabaab enforcer told Reuters.
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"It is the position of the Office of the First Lady that she no longer deserves the honor of serving in this White House," Stephanie Grisham, the first lady's spokeswoman, said in a terse statement.
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Visitante — Eduardo Cabra Martínez, the producer and musical director of the groundbreaking Puerto Rican group Calle 13 — has a terse mission statement for his new project, Trending Tropics, which will release an album in October.
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Since early June, increasingly violent protests have gripped Hong Kong and China has had terse exchanges with both the U.S. and the U.K. over the months-long protests, accusing them of stirring up the unrest.
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The first appearance came two days after the Supreme Court issued a terse and cryptic unsigned order recalibrating how much of Mr. Trump's travel ban could be enforced while court challenges to it move forward.
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Sitting in his Upper East Side apartment a few feet from his writing desk, Chase was terse but thoughtful and accommodating as he looked back on "The Sopranos," his gruff demeanor spiked with dry wit.
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In the second chapter of Steely Dan's life, Mr. Becker stepped comfortably into the role of lead guitarist (he still recorded the bass parts too); this track ends with a minute of his terse soloing.
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Dressed in black, with a glinting nose stud and a terse yet thoughtful manner, he suggested less a Libeskind or a Piano than someone who might chain himself to a fence at a work site.
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That the mixtape remains somewhat uneven is no surprise, for moments of such total, conceited transcendence are rare even for performers as ebullient as Bali (especially when minimalist genre convention ensures a certain terse impassivity).
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Instantly understandable to an excited Mrs Walker—"I knew we had done what we had thought we had done"—the fax had been kept terse and cryptic because the breakthrough was, at the time, hush-hush.
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Drummer Kaspar Kiinvald holds it all together with a terse, plodding beat that keeps the track at an anxious squirm—even at the song's hopeful moments it's stalked by the specter of its own tiptoeing instrumental.
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The two left off on terse terms as Simone warned her protege to be careful, and our first exclusive look at season 2 shows that all of these complicated dynamics are only going to get stickier.
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Here's what I've learned over a 25-year career: If you lead with a kind word or a thoughtful gesture, you are squarely better off than if you bark a command or send a terse email.
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In a terse statement, China's Foreign Ministry said the government had always fully and thoroughly enforced United Nations resolutions on North Korea, and absolutely did not allow any of its citizens or companies to contravene them.
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Federal prosecutors, contending the agreement did not bar them from further action, appealed to the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, which, without oral arguments, quickly issued a terse ruling reversing the Oregon federal district court.
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In a terse statement published on its official website on Wednesday, Norinco said it had "decided to actively and steadily promote the development of a mixed ownership economy" and would work to improve its corporate governance.
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In a terse email to Mr. Isa, officials said that they were denying the visa because of "new factors that have come to our notice," according to a copy of the message provided by Mr. Isa.
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"Backyard Groove" doesn't include any rapping, but it's one of the tracks on the album that find Mr. Garrett and his band in bright, slashing form, working a terse melodic line over a head-bobbing groove.
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Nauert did confirm Saturday that a letter from Trump to Kim had been delivered to North Korean officials amid a terse statement from Pyongyang slamming U.S. officials over what it said were calls for unilateral denuclearization.
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His terse interactions with Harry at the beginning of the play suggest he's still the same arrogant pain he was at Hogwarts, but as the Cursed Child progresses we see a whole different side to him.
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Heartbreak has rarely sounded as survivable as it does on "Ain't It a Shame," from the terse stop-time beginnings of its verses — "You made/Me cry/When you said/Goodbye" — to its joshing saxophone solo.
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Turkish artillery struck near U.S. forces in Kobani, the city south of the border with Turkey, over the weekend, an event that reportedly was not an accident and sparked a terse Pentagon warning to Ankara (Reuters).
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As the debate came to an end, an image of the pair having a terse discussion (with Tom Steyer looming between them like a nonsequitur stork in a suit) has become a meme of its own.
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But the F.A.A. administrator, Stephen Dickson, was frustrated that the regulator learned about the messages only last week, months after the Department of Justice reviewed them, and sent Mr. Muilenburg a terse letter demanding an explanation.
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Walking Backwards: Poems 1966-2016 (Farrar, Straus and Giroux) bring together a half a century of work, from the terse lyrics of the late 1960s to his long, discursive, musical poems of the last three decades.
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" The Ministry of Justice put out a terse statement defending the inquiry into Mr. Netanyahu after his speech on Monday, saying: "All parts of the investigation into the prime minister's cases were conducted professionally and thoroughly.
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"Responding to a request for comment from Gizmodo, an Oath spokesperson shared the same terse statement it gave the Times: "We are pleased to see this matter resolved and remain wholly committed to protecting children's privacy online.
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Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer had only a terse response to Trump's move to pull out of the TPP, a deal the Obama administration spent years trying to negotiate but was unable to get ratified by Congress.
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"That's not 30 seconds," the judge said, and managed to truncate the stirring legend of the Free Software Movement to a few minutes of terse explanations, including what the acronym GNU stands for: GNU is Not Unix.
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We know the melting ice is bad, because Al Gore shows up at the beginning of the film for a terse conversation with a scientist, and there's some voiceover about how we've never seen anything like this.
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When Twitter-owned video app Vine attempted to use Facebook to let users find friends on the platform, Mark Zuckerberg personally sent a terse response when an executive said Facebook planned to shut down the Vine feature.
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In a terse statement carried by the state news agency WAM that gave no reason for its new travel ban, the UAE foreign ministry said it would also reduce the number of its diplomats stationed in Beirut.
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"The nature of the debate we had was rather appeasement and it stopped the escalation in terms of behavior," Macron, who had exchanged terse Twitter messages with Trump in the run-up to the summit, told reporters.
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The story combined Claremont's penchant for emotionally loaded superhero soap opera with Miller's terse noir influences, and while the writing comes across as more than a little cheesy today, the art still maintains a pure, primal power.
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The tiny dumpling spot, squeezed next to a barbershop, opened in December with a few stools at a window counter, heavy-eyelashed matryoshka dolls standing sentinel and a terse menu devoted to pelmeni, vareniki, blini and borscht.
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A third-person narrative unusual in Énard's œuvre, it suggests a sketchbook rather than a marble likeness, executed in terse, muscular scenes interspersed with lists, drawings, and letters—many of them taken directly from the artist's correspondence.
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In a terse 58-page opinion, a Reagan-nominated district court judge thoroughly rebuked Sessions' efforts to penalize sanctuary cities, saying efforts he has taken to impose immigration-related conditions on federal law enforcement grants are unconstitutional.
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In 1974, to inform its impeachment proceedings, Congress received what became known as the "road map," a terse document from the office of the Watergate special prosecutor Leon Jaworski detailing evidence of wrongdoing by President Richard Nixon.
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But those details put the conduct of Mr. Trump and his advisers in a far less flattering light than either Mr. Barr's terse news conference or his summary of the report's findings to congressional leaders last month.
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In the blue and gray living room are curtains designed by Jorge Pardo, Douglas Gordon and Rirkrit Tiravanija, one depicting the sun as flames, another as an ominous hand and eye, the last as a terse haiku.
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In that terse call, Ms. Li's ex-husband told her that she had missed a court hearing initiated by creditors who were chasing the couple for unpaid loans — debt that Ms. Li said she didn't know about.
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The play is set partly in a waiting room like so many that migrants pass through, where they fill out forms, whittling the details of intricate lives into facts terse enough to fit in the space provided.
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Directed by Anthony Jerjen from a script by Andrew Crabtree, "Viper" is a terse, controlled thriller about how the family ties that bind — love, loyalty, survival — are tested by criminality and amorality, which here aren't always analogous.
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Another terse logbook entry carries the seeds of his downfall: 8 July 1889: Captain Corrigan of whaling bark "Wanderer" came on board requesting assistance, his crew being in a state of mutiny … Sent an officer and boats.
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It has also strongly objected to U.S. warship passages through the Taiwan Strait this year, and issued a terse warning about Taiwan after talks in Beijing on Tuesday with the U.S. Navy's top officer, Admiral John Richardson.
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The dump was far from overflowing but the reports prepared by Mr. Bian's colleagues described, in the terse words of engineers, unease at cracked drainage, poorly packed waste and other risks that could erode or destabilize the debris.
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As a literary villain, Trump is so over-the-top that he becomes cartoonish, and within the context of this testimony, the contrast between his absurd menace and Comey's terse detachment renders itself as a classic antagonistic tension.
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" The secretary of state, who has come under fire for failing to publicly defend his workforce, offered a terse line of confidence when asked about a White House statement suggesting Taylor and other diplomats were "unelected radical bureaucrats.
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During a terse exchange on Sunday with Iraqi police, gunmen on a convoy from the Shi'ite holy city of Kerbala jumped off their vehicles at a checkpoint south of Mosul carrying assault rifles, some with fingers on triggers.
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He also faced terse questions -- and accusations that he was dodging them -- on GOP efforts to block federal dollars from flowing to Planned Parenthood because some of the organization's clinics provide abortions as well as women's reproductive care.
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In a terse letter to Alexis Tsipras, Greek prime minister, Ms Lagarde defended IMF staff who have found themselves at the centre of a furore over a leaked transcript of a teleconference where they discuss difficult bailout negotiations.
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The orchestra said in a terse statement only that after it had received reports that the two players had "engaged in misconduct," it retained Barbara S. Jones, an attorney at Bracewell and a former federal judge, to investigate.
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Over the years, Mr. Scott and his press officers have relied on a package of terse talking points that dismiss the possibility of conflicts and stress the governor's humble beginnings (he spent three childhood years in public housing).
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In choosing the American artist Trisha Donnelly for the Shed's first solo exhibition, the curators here opted for a tactician and a troublemaker — one whose terse, enigmatic maneuvers stand far from the sparkle and retail of Hudson Yards.
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But Defense Secretary Jim Mattis on Election Day told officials to drop the name, and the Pentagon sent out a terse news release a day later saying the operation was now simply to be known as border support.
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However, Macron decided ahead of the meeting not to try for a communique after last year's quarrel, and in the end France issued a terse one-page summit statement that mentioned trade, Iran, Libya, Ukraine and Hong Kong.
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In a terse directive on Wednesday, Mr. Trump said anti-Semitism would be covered by the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which "prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color and national origin," but does not mention religion.
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After beating the stuffing out of no-good soldiers on a moonlit rooftop, Chloe Frazer and Nadine Ross engage in a terse exchange that has everything to do with being a professional and nothing to do with men.
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The terse warning was made in a letter from Haley to other countries, including U.S. allies in Europe and elsewhere, ahead of the vote on a symbolic resolution rejecting the Trump administration's recent recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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And when they compare his full-throated denunciation of a piece of musical theater to his garbled, terse, and delayed disavowals of the support by white supremacists, they see a wink and a nod, and fear it's a nudge.
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In a terse, single-sentence statement, the commission said that Trump's mic had "issues...that affected the sound level in the debate hall," without elaborating what the problem was, or to what extent it had impacted the audio quality.
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Musk has also claimed that of the more than 1 million auto deaths per year worldwide, "approximately half a million people would have been saved if the Tesla Autopilot was universally available," he told Fortune in a terse email.
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Plans to recall about 500,000 diesel vehicles in the United States because of the emissions issue were granted a single terse paragraph at the bottom of the second page, according to the memo, which was obtained by The Times.
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" In a terse statement released earlier Friday, the NYPD chief criticized the Trump administration's "willful disregard for the facts," saying that New York "is experiencing a steady decline in overall crime that includes major reductions in murder and shootings.
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Scotty Moore, a guitarist whose terse, bluesy licks on Elvis Presley's early hits virtually created the rockabilly guitar style and established the guitar as a lead instrument in rock 'n' roll, died on Tuesday at his home outside Nashville.
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The unclassified report gave only terse descriptions of certain matters while making no mention of key topics like Mr. Trump's changes to the drone strike rules, suggesting that they were relegated to the classified annex the public cannot see.
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The North's terse announcement on Thursday served to highlight many other unanswered questions about Mr. Warmbier, such as why North Korea kept his medical condition from United States officials for so long and why it decided to release him.
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Its successor, "Steps"—which David Foster Wallace later described as a "collection of unbelievably creepy little allegorical tableaux done in a terse elegant voice that's like nothing else anywhere ever"—won the National Book Award for fiction in 1969.
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Our dating app default photos are the creme de la creme of our accumulated Facebook profile pictures, and our bios commit to showcasing some aspect of our personalities — sharp wit, terse sarcasm, unrelenting "chill" — that we find generally attractive.
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But this year, these events were overshadowed when, on June 0003, two weeks before classes ended, the head of the school, Jessica L. Bagby, issued a terse announcement that George Burns, the longtime principal of Fieldston Lower, was retiring.
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Zuma's lawyer Michael Hulley said the reason behind Abrahams' decision was not clear from the "one-page and somewhat terse response" received from him "advising that the representations made on behalf of Zuma were unsuccessful," eNCA said on its news website.
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The cycle of clumsiness and well-deployed ire escalated just before Christmas, when a DUP minister combined a terse festive greeting with news of the axing of a small bursary for people to hone language skills in remote Irish-speaking places.
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One evening in July 2006 Cuban state television broadcast a terse statement from Mr Castro saying that he had to undergo emergency abdominal surgery and was temporarily handing over his powers to a collective leadership headed by Raúl, his deputy.
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LA MALBAIE, Quebec (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron and U.S. President Donald Trump, who exchanged terse Twitter messages ahead of the G7 summit, had a brief "very cordial" discussion about trade and North Korea, a French official said on Friday.
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I know from both having worked for him and witnessing his public testimony over the past decade and a half that he is typically comfortable responding to questioning in a clipped manner, opting for powerful terse replies rather than waxing poetic.
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Education Inequality On April 4, a terse letter signed by the heads of the major education lobbying organizations in Washington — teachers unions, school boards, superintendents, principals and governors — landed on the desk of John King Jr., the secretary of education.
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Only a ruling this terse and will-o'-the-wisp could enable religious groups' advocates to claim Zubik is a "clear win for the religious non-profits" while supporters of the government's position see the ruling as "salutary for employees".
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Under the current system, terse phone calls between the Russian military and the American command post in Qatar are supposed to allow each side to notify the other about the movement of its jets — sometimes giving only minutes of warning.
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Both spoke more softly and slowly than usual, but only Williams seemed subdued, keeping her answers terse, even to questions that lent themselves to rambling on, and not so subtly checking her watch as the allotted 20143 minutes neared an end.
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Yet even with new details to dissect on how the majority party envisions a simplified federal tax system, the relatively terse tax proposal leaves unclear the effect it will have on different groups of Americans, as well as different industries.
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The July 5 opening of "The Eight Hundred," the first movie in China filmed entirely in Imax, has been abruptly canceled, according to a terse statement posted Tuesday on the film's official account on Weibo, the Twitter-like social media site.
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Bärtsch starts with patterns — often a terse little riff in an odd meter — that get stacked up in countless ways, ricocheting from keyboard to bass clarinet to drums to electric bass, getting subdivided or having multiple instruments suddenly pile on.
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Reports suggested that Trump had a terse phone call with the prime minister of Australia, who struck a deal with then-President Obama to accept 1,250 refugees into the United States — many of them from countries covered by Trump's travel ban.
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LONDON — Two days after being ordered by Britain's Supreme Court to seek Parliament's approval before beginning the process to take the country out of the European Union, Prime Minister Theresa May submitted a terse, 132-word bill to lawmakers on Thursday.
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Asked on Wednesday at the White House what he had to say to those concerned he is not taking the situation seriously enough, Mr. Trump offered a tart, terse reply: "Fake news," the president snapped, before dismissing reporters from the room.
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Nearly a half-century ago, the special counsel investigating President Richard M. Nixon over the Watergate scandal, Leon Jaworski, had a grand jury send to Congress a terse report containing spare factual statements with citations of evidence and no legal analysis.
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In a terse comment to reporters after he relinquished a presidential mandate to put together an acceptable Cabinet, Conte said he "gave the maximum effort, attention, to carry out this task with the full collaboration" of the 5-Star Movement and League.
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" Without expounding on what caused the apparent snafu, imperceptible to 84 million viewers watching at home, the Commission on Presidential Debates (CPD) issued a terse statement that "there were issues regarding Donald Trump's audio that affected the sound level in the debate hall.
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LA MALBAIE, Quebec, June 8 (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron and U.S. President Donald Trump, who exchanged terse Twitter messages ahead of the G7 summit, had a brief "very cordial" discussion about trade and North Korea, a French official said on Friday.
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It held quotations from Walt Whitman, poems or potential lyrics by Mr. Pop and other writings including, because Mr. Homme had been curious, terse but detailed notes about Mr. Pop's Berlin days and the making of the two albums with Mr. Bowie.
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Hong Kong (CNN)The United States' terse, 23-word response to the latest North Korean missile test is a stark departure from previous statements -- but is also unlikely to make much of a difference to North Korea's weapons program, according to experts.
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But if you give yourself permission to drop kick the terse robotic nonsense, you'll be in a much better position to write something genuine and interesting — and, even better, hint to the reviewer that you're someone well worth bringing in for a chat.
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But, while she was being led around by terse, determined guerrillas, it struck her that her elaborate American appetites for rock and psychology and The New York Review of Books were marks of the very luxury she longed, in those days, to abolish.
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In his terse nine-minute remarks, Mueller did not mention impeachment but said the Constitution "requires a process other than the criminal justice system to formally accuse a sitting president of wrongdoing" while explaining his decision not to reach a judgment on obstruction.
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UPON learning (via a terse government statement) that their bustling port city in eastern China had been tipped as the likely site of a plant to recycle used nuclear fuel, residents of Lianyungang took to the streets last month in their thousands.
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He made works on paper in which appropriated texts and images were combined and layered using transfer techniques, some utilizing official notices by Soviet administrators — the terse, usually handwritten flyers that punctuated the everyday life of Soviet citizens with warnings, admonitions, and exhortations.
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Trump's move to delay delivering the annual address capped off a day of terse tit-for-tat feuding between the president and Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) over the speech and the partial government shutdown, which entered its 33rd day on Wednesday.
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In a vetting interview with some of Mr. Trump's senior aides during the transition, Judge Gorsuch answered a question about the 2015 decision that legalized same-sex marriage nationwide with a terse reply — "settled law," he said, according to one person present.
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"Singles Going Steady," the 1979 compilation that was the first American Buzzcocks album (it consisted of material that had already been released in Britain), is a quintessential punk collection: fast, terse and tuneful, shielding a lusty yet tender heart behind a brash attack.
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The terse post-debate exchange between Warren and Sanders was all the more striking because it came during a routine round of pleasantries among the rivals, as the crowd's applause still echoed inside the Sheslow Auditorium at Drake University in Des Moines.
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On Thursday afternoon, Judge Lamberth refused, saying in a terse, two-page order that the court was "obliged" to protect Mr. Nashiri's possible right to access the report and saying that nothing had changed since he issued the original, "crystal clear" order.
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Lightfoot, speeding on a country road in a stolen muscle car, picks up the fleeing Thunderbolt and outdrives the gunman for kicks—and experiences a sort of fraternal love at first sight for his terse, coolly confident and worldly-wise older passenger.
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None of his neighbors were surprised when the only notice of Jerry Canterbury's death was a terse three-paragraph notice published in The Canton Repository, his hometown newspaper in northeastern Ohio, on March 23, fully a week after he died at 78.
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Stone's lawyers had submitted a sealed document to the court on Friday giving the judge a heads-up about the new book introduction, and in a terse response the same day, she demanded to know why Stone didn't tell her about it sooner.
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In the first trailer from A24, we meet Steven (Colin Farrell), a terse heart surgeon and former alcoholic, and his seemingly normal family: wife Anna (Nicole Kidman), 14-year-old daughter Kim (Raffey Cassidy), and 12-year-old son Bob (Sunny Suljic).
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The dismissal of Xiao Gang, coming in the form of a terse statement from state-run news media, represents a rare public reversal for the Communist Party — and a gamble by its leader, Xi Jinping, whose management of the economy has come under growing scrutiny.
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Seavey flatly denies the charges and claims that someone may have sabotaged his dogs' food, and released a terse (but long!) 17-minute video excoriating the Iditarod for this decision, claiming there is a serious security issue during the race protecting musher's belongings at checkpoints.
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CAVUTO: I wonder if he reads in the press their terse, snippy comments, much like -- remember Justin Trudeau in Canada, when he felt that he was saying -- that is, the president felt he was saying something differently than what he had said at G7 summit?
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Compared to the masterpieces of the 80s trilogy and Underworld, the novels DeLillo has published in the new century have been terse and delightless affairs reminiscent of the 70s novels in their restrictive tone and vision, yet drained, now, of any profound social relevance.
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Slow interbank transfers since the end of April and terse statements by authorities have fed concerns in social media that Latin America's second biggest economy could be the latest victim of cyber attacks that have hit central banks and financial groups around the world.
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Week 17's brief look at Peyton, now supercharged with rage at Al Jazeera and communicating with the public only through advertisements and terse statements from Ari Fleischer, was encouraging, though just how effective he will be is hard to glean from only nine passes.
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He is professionally obliged to do so, however, and this often leads to a concise few minutes of terse replies, snark and sarcasm, which is in fairness a natural reaction to having a microphone shoved in one's face after a shite day at work.
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The way each member speaks feels perfectly balanced with the other two: Riley's quiet voice offsets Louis's broad almost-yell, and his terse, clear sentences in turn help give clarity to James's mumblings, which tend to begin strong and fray into a trillion disparate strands.
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Released in versions containing either 60 or 26 tracks spanning 1974-153, the collection includes unreleased songs, alternate studio versions, live performances and non-hit album selections from a songwriter who consistently pared down his music to what was terse and telling. Reprise. Sept. 28.
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" Instead, one after another, the defendants were summoned to the bench to enter their pleas and exchange a few terse words with Ross, a white-haired, pink-cheeked Corinth native who dismissed most of them with the same four words: "Good luck to you.
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After more than two decades interviewing writers of all kinds, he had almost abandoned the art form when a colleague suggested he meet Mr. Crimp, an experimental playwright whose terse and precise dramas had — so the colleague thought — an affinity with Mr. Benjamin's music.
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The White House told Bannon not to answer questions about his time working on the presidential transition and as chief strategist when he appeared before lawmakers Tuesday because President Donald Trump may later assert executive privilege, according to a terse letter written by Bannon's attorney.
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The Jets' Bill Belichick, after one day as head coach, quit in 2000 with a terse note on a napkin — he said he was resigning as "HC of the NYJ" — as he went to New England and built five championship teams with the Patriots.
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Though it is impossible to find the precise space where Djokovic conducted that memorably tense and terse news conference, it appears that the general area where he looked miserable is now an unfinished luxury suite filled with plastic piping, bare concrete and exposed metal beams.
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Shifting immediately from his father's terse masculinity to his mother's hesitations, the second sentence is a meandering declaration made by Tuten's mother, who has moved from an Italian neighborhood to a Jewish one in the hopes of bettering her son's chances in the world.
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Painful connections are built between this past and the relationship that Joel and his son never had, and through confrontational, photorealistic illustrations and terse narration in All the Answers, Kupperman also depicts a dark era for the United States that isn't very far behind us.
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Their initial meeting is marked by a dizzying bit of fisticuffs in a strobe-lit nightclub, and as fun as it is to watch the two generations of leading men in a super punch-out, the best moments in Blade Runner are their terse verbal exchanges.
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Better suited was Cube and Snoop collab "Go to Church," which, while an OK song, possessed a teeth-gnashing spirit and refreshingly terse, no-bullshit delivery during the set that felt in many ways like more of an NWA moment than any of the actual NWA songs.
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Like the originator of the role, the terrific Mark Setlock (who helped create the characters, drawn from his own experience), Mr. Ferguson has a wonderfully pliant voice that allows him to change personas within seconds — sometimes less — as he gives us both sides of tense, terse conversations.
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"The Absent One" finds Mr. Kaas as watchable as before, though a few well-intentioned attempts to lighten up his character — an orphaned cat is brought in, a speech about his motivations is given — are clumsily executed, and instead divert from his terse and magnetic personality.
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Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation Trump health official: Controversial drug pricing move is 'top priority' Environmental advocates should take another look at biofuels MORE (R-Iowa) got a little terse with Sen.
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In a terse decision, Judge Gregory A. Presnell of the United States District Court in Orlando rejected the former workers' arguments that Disney and the two contractors had colluded to make false statements when they applied for temporary visas, known as H-1B, for the foreign replacements.
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JON CARAMANICA Cowbells clink, the wah-wah guitar cackles, synthesizer lines wriggle and horns punch terse little riffs in the latest single from Ibibio Sound Machine, a London band whose lead singer, Eno Williams, is from Nigeria; the band releases its album "Doko Mien" on Friday.
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" Mr. Neal responded to Mr. Mnuchin's decision with a terse statement that indicated he believed the request was a matter for the Internal Revenue Service, not the Treasury secretary: "I will consult with counsel and determine the appropriate response to the commissioner in the coming days.
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" In a terse statement, Pentagon officials announced Sergeant Cardin's death the same day, but did not name him: "A U.S. Marine providing force protection fire support at a recently established coalition fire base near Makhmur in northern Iraq was killed after coming under ISIL rocket fire.
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" Hours earlier, late on Tuesday night, Mr. Tillerson sent a terse letter to Speaker Paul D. Ryan pledging to evaluate whether earlier suspension of sanctions against Iran, as required under the terms of the nuclear agreement, "is vital to the national security interests of the United States.
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But "The Looming Tower" is really about the process and terse interaction between key players, which, beyond those mentioned, includes the ubiquitous Michael Stuhlbarg as national security adviser Richard Clarke, Alec Baldwin as CIA chief George Tenet and Bill Camp as a grizzled agent operating abroad.
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Although she includes a few examples from the international arena — a passing glance at the films of Jacques Demy, a terse footnote for the wildly popular musicals of Bollywood — Basinger makes it clear that Hollywood occupies center stage for her when it comes to the movie musical.
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Their hourlong arc of slow-morphing shapes and terse repetitions was the essence of rigor without exertion — a friend whispered: "It's like they're competing to see who can burn the fewest calories" — and yet it transcended its own grid, ultimately becoming a surreptitious, mysterious expression of soul.
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"As of today, we are officially putting Iran on notice," said Michael T. Flynn, the national security adviser, making his debut in the White House briefing room to read a terse statement that was almost as critical of the Obama administration as it was of Iran.
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A terse announcement on Saturday night that Ms. Nauert no longer wished to be considered because of family considerations appeared to put Mr. Trump back where he started when his first ambassador, Nikki R. Haley, announced last October that she was leaving at the end of 2018.
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The exhibition at Venus is presented as an homage to the inaugural presentation of the terse "Electric Chair" paintings-as-monoprints — even though this unsigned "Big Electric Chair" was not part of it — that took place at the Jerrold Morris International Gallery in Toronto in March of 1965.
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"The import restrictions announced by the U.S. President (Donald Trump) are likely to cause damage not only outside the U.S., but also to the U.S. economy itself, including to its manufacturing and construction sectors, which are major users of aluminum and steel," the IMF said in a terse statement.
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At one point during the set, a vaguely African groove in 15/8 time suddenly tilted and tightened — morphing into a four-on-the-floor house beat, with Marquis Hill slashing terse provocations on trumpet and Justefan making a clackety racket along the resonator tubes of his vibraphone.
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And no matter how terse, competent, and together she is, she's still at the mercy of a checked-out boss who spends his time playing Jenga at his desk and smirking at Naomi about how the perceptions people have of her are more important than her actual successes.
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James Comey — the fired FBI director, who has a hotly awaited memoir, "A Higher Loyalty," coming out May 1 — uses his Twitter feed to lob some of the most biting, terse commentary on White House handling of the Russia probe: Above, you see Comey's hot take on The Memo.
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But in China, the country's censors have been hard at work taking down posts about the killings on social media that deviate from the terse, five-sentence account released Thursday afternoon by Xinhua, the official news agency, and dutifully reproduced in print and on the internet across the country.
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Kerry defends $400 million payment to Iran, says U.S. pays no ransoms U.S. woman killed in London was wife of Florida State professor "If you are not buying, move along," was the terse response from one man at the table, who appeared to be in his late teens.
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In a terse statement, he announced on Monday that he had called off a planned reception for the Philadelphia Eagles on Tuesday at the White House, after some team members said they would stay away because of Mr. Trump's insistence that N.F.L. players stand for the national anthem.
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Written in terse but flexible couplets, Terra Lucida takes its title from the "Earth of Light," the spiritual paradise of Iranian mysticism, and encompasses a range of discourses, including personal memories, historical and current events, reworkings of myth and parable, midrashic commentary, ecstatic prophecy, exhortation, hymn, psalm, and prayer.
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After a female employee, Cathy McBroom, filed a complaint against Judge Kent in 2007, a panel of judges from his circuit responded with a terse two-page public order characterizing the allegations as mere "alleged sexual harassment" and directing Judge Kent to take four-month leave of absence.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads On the heels of the Civil Rights movement, in a 1971 New York Times article, Toni Morrison made a terse assessment of the downstream effects of second-wave feminism, as observed by black women: What do black women feel about Women's Lib?
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No One Knows What Happened to Japan&aposs Lost $273 Million Black Hole SatelliteLast month, Japan launched a satellite it described as "essential" to unlocking the mysteries of…Read more ReadAfter a long, tense silence, Hitomi sent two very terse messages in response to JAXA's continued attempts to contact it.
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So, the movie opens on us casually scrolling through what looks like a years-long conversation between Eugene and Jane: everything from the first text to the inevitable nudes, the cute "I miss you"s all the way through to the terse, prosaic texts that mark the end of a relationship.
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The post, which featured a blue version of the classic Mustang logo on a black background, was a clear reference to a terse announcement Ford made 14 months earlier when — at the 13 North American International Auto Show in Detroit — it said it was working on a project codenamed Mach 1.
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The broadcaster did not reveal third quarter U.K. churn figures (turnover of customers), consistent with its regular patterns of financial results disclosure, and management resolutely declined when pressed on the call to provide further detail beyond its terse statement in the press release that "churn was stable on the prior quarter".
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So on March 29th, when the now eight-member Supreme Court released a terse, one-sentence decision in Friedrichs v California Teachers Association, it made all the difference that the ninth circuit court of appeals had turned back the challenge to the unions when it considered Ms Friedrichs's case last year.
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In the past, all those roadside markers were put up by the state, and terse; but lately other groups and organizations have undertaken their own projects, like the Mississippi Country Music Trail and the nascent Mississippi Writers Trail, that feature information-rich markers with text covering both sides, and even photographs.
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Several administration officials said it took most of the day for the White House to work out the terse, curt wording of a statement that sought to show sympathy for the Iranian public even as it pointedly suggested that the behavior of Tehran's clerical leaders made its people a target.
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In a terse one-line order on Friday, Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. of the Supreme Court tapped Judge Swain, of the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, to preside over Puerto Rico's filing for a form of bankruptcy relief from its many creditors.
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Israel's assertion last week that it will never give up the Golan Heights, captured from Syria in the 1967 war, drew a terse response on Tuesday from the United Nations Security Council, which said that a 35-year-old resolution rejecting Israeli sovereignty over the disputed land remains in effect.
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"I am disappointed and quite frankly I am angered by the fact, he knows me, he knows my son, he knows there's nothing to this," Biden said in a terse exchange that could call into question his claim that he can work across the aisle with Republicans if elected president.
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The Fed's unnecessarily terse and technical policy statements are obvious put-offs to the general media that are supposed to inform the public at large about what its monetary authorities are doing — that includes the costs of credit that affect families' mortgage rates, car purchases, home furnishings and entrepreneurial endeavors.
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Gretchen Whitmer of Michigan, who won last year with a mantra of "fix the damn roads," recalled the show-of-hands moments in the first presidential debates, which she said illustrated the party's shift left but were so terse as to offer no context or explanation about the candidates' positions.
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Mr. Tillerson has skipped every opportunity to define his views or give guidance to American diplomats abroad, limiting himself to terse, scripted statements, taking no questions from reporters and offering no public protest when the White House proposed cutting the State Department budget by 37 percent without first consulting him.
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First Boeing issued, then instructed the FAA to circulate, a terse directive to the aviation community essentially copying-and-pasting the 737 flight manual's instructions for handling a runaway stabilizer—a rare (but terrifying, and well-understood) situation in which the plane's horizontal stabilizer doesn't respond to a pilot's commands.
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In contrast, the painter Nicole Eisenman and the artist-activist A. L. Steiner (founders of the curatorial collective Ridykeulous) turned their back-and-forth into a terse, often sarcastic timeline of the campaign, the election and its aftermath, finessing the ban on language by posting pertinent screen-swipes from Twitter.
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"DIA's letter actually confirms, in a terse section that is partly redacted, that General Flynn provided information and documents on a thumb drive to the Department of Defense concerning the RT speaking event in Moscow, including documents reflecting that he was using a speakers bureau for the event," Kelner said.
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The breadth of style and texture on I.B.O. is stunning; few tracks are comparable to previous Ocean Party records, and many eschew genre or conventional form in favour of more experimental modes, such as on the distorted, maximalist opener "Feel All That I Can" or the terse, witty post-punk track "Folding Chair".
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Zac's songs from this period, like "Split" and "Cut Throat" and "Black Blood" captured a world that felt crushingly mundane and extraordinarily alienating in his terse, finely wrought way; his music is an integral part of my youth, as it is for countless others, and for that I will always be unbelievably grateful.
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Mr. Whitten made much of these opposing aesthetic approaches, often bringing them together in a single sculpture, like the metal-embedded, seemingly armored torso and bare white oak thighs of "John Lennon Altarpiece" of 1968 or the terse little sandwich of blonde cypress, metal and copper wire of "The Wedding," from 2006.
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The terse title characters then spend a good part of the film circling each other and quietly flirting — they're more sulky than sexy — as a sense of menace pervades the scenes: A crew of local losers goads Vincent and JC into fights, while past enemies threaten to track down the prospective lovers.
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On Monday, reports surfaced of Sanders allegedly telling Warren a woman could not win the presidency, which he denies, and new audio of the terse exchange between Warren and Sanders emerged -- in which Warren accused Sanders of accusing her of lying -- all of which makes such a fracture all the more likely.
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Released on an iconic house label, executive produced by the undersung Gladys Pizarro, written by the New York club mainstay Danny Tenaglia, and featuring piano by the future Hillary Clinton political adviser Peter Daou, "Equinox" samples the circular burble of Manuel Göttsching's prog-ambient classic "E2-E4" and a terse Grace Jones vocal.
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His announcement, delivered at a terse news conference, came after a day of rapid-fire developments in a murky affair that has shadowed President Trump, jeopardized his closest aides and intensified pressure for a full inquiry into Moscow's attempts to influence the election as well as the policies of the new administration.
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In a terse order, the full appeals court said it would rehear a case involving a House Judiciary Committee subpoena to Donald F. McGahn II, President Trump's former White House counsel, vacating a 2-1 panel ruling last month that Congress could not sue to enforce its subpoenas of executive branch officials.
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Aipac did not comment beyond a terse Twitter post on Friday, but that alone was exceptional: In 2017, when Mr. Netanyahu infuriated American Jews by reneging on a deal to improve access to the Western Wall for non-Orthodox worshipers, the group sent emissaries to register objections but said nothing in public.
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In his heyday, Costner tended toward a combination of likable jerks in movies like Bull Durham and Tin Cup and rugged saviors in films like Dances With Wolves and the notorious flop Waterworld, though you could also find him in terse thrillers like Clint Eastwood's A Perfect World and Tony Scott's Revenge.
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The official account of the crisis begins with a terse Pentagon statement, issued on October 93th, that the McCampbell, an Arleigh Burke class destroyer, had been forced to stop in international waters by vessels "answering to China's military chain of command" while conducting a "routine, lawful transit in the vicinity of the Paracel Islands".
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For a combative but contained 17 minutes, Mayor Bill de Blasio on Thursday offered terse answers to an abundance of questions from reporters, mostly dealing with the fallout from overlapping federal and state investigations into his administration, in a performance that in recent weeks has become a kind of house style for his embattled mayoralty.
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"Trust black women" has made stars out of April Ryan, the longtime White House correspondent who has had terse back-and-forths with the president and his press secretaries, and Representative Maxine Waters, now affectionately referred to as "Auntie Maxine" for her relatable yet cutting critiques of the administration and consistent calls for impeachment.
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At the heart of this terse novel is a love rectangle, decades in the past: a businessman commissioned a portrait of his wife, Irene; she left him for the artist; the narrator, a lawyer called in to settle a dispute over the painting, fell for Irene, too; then both she and the painting disappeared.
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The rest of the book consists of letters, most to her friend and mentor the Black Mountain poet Ed Dorn, and a list titled "The Trouble With All the Houses I've Lived In." Written in the late 1980s, in terse staccato prose, that list is the skeleton key to the rest of her work.
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A publicist might butt in, or another appointment might create a terse "hard out," or maybe I just realized that we were in the area of diminishing returns (and too much transcript to wade through) … none of these are natural end points, especially if the conversation had started to feel like a real one.
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A day after hearing brief arguments, a state appeals court in Manhattan issued a terse statement upholding a State Supreme Court judge's decision that Mr. Dietl, known as Bo, had been properly listed as "blank" on voter registration rolls after he tried to change his party affiliation to Democrat but mistakenly filled in two boxes.
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LinkedIn product manager Cissy Chen notes that the company based its selection of reactions on the kinds of conversations that people are already having on LinkedIn — and probably the kinds of conversations that LinkedIn would like to continue to encourage– and also what people were writing most commonly when providing one- or two-word terse responses.
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They're terse about it — winter is coming, time is short, gotta prioritize the ice-dragon scene — but I still found it thrilling to see the writers considering how Brienne and the Hound would size each other up after their last face-off, or how resentful Gendry would be at encountering Beric again, no matter what else is going on.
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But for those familiar with the occasionally barbed relationship between Fisher and the Star Wars mastermind — who changed Fisher's life in many ways, good and bad alike — it's hard to read this relatively terse response to Fisher's passing and not recall all the times over the years that Fisher spoke ambivalently about the film franchise that made her famous.
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"This will make America much safer," a stern and unusually terse president promised as he signed a memorandum re-imposing all sanctions lifted by his predecessor, Barack Obama, and giving foreign governments and firms up to six months to stop buying everything from Iranian oil to carpets or face tough secondary sanctions from his Treasury department.
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These Cryptic Wikileaks Tweets Don&apost Mean Julian Assange Is Dead [Update]Earlier today, Wikileaks tweeted out a series of three terse, confusing messages, each containing a …Read more Read"In recent weeks, WikiLeaks has published a wealth of documents, impacting the U.S. election campaign," said the country's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Human Mobility in a statement.
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McGrath's multiple stances on Kavanagh's confirmation -- first critical in 2018, then saying Wednesday that she would "probably" have voted to confirm him, followed by a terse "I would have voted no" statement later Wednesday -- lay bare the challenges that face a Democrat trying to unseat McConnell in a state President Donald Trump won by 30 points in 2016.
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Judge Kavanaugh lacks the matinee-idol face of Chief Justice John Roberts, the terse cerebral gymnastics of Justice Sam Alito, the up-from-the-bootstraps intrinsic of Justice Sonia Sotomayor, or the almost cocky self-confidence of Justice Neil Gorsuch, but he nevertheless is a tonic of distraction for what nationally ails us — which is plenty.
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But even if we stipulate that this friend has nothing more to offer — even though all we have from Keyser so far is a terse statement, and Blasey's somewhat evasive suggestion today that she's compromised by health problems — then what about the members of Blasey's family, the parents and siblings with whom she was living at the time?
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If you have difficulty relating to each other from the outset — for example, you find the agent terse and hurried in his or her interactions with you while you need more time and patience — this does not bode well for the long-term, and it's worthwhile to keep searching until you find someone with whom you mesh.
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But in response to a court order that it swiftly process those pages in response to a Freedom of Information Act, or FOIA, lawsuit filed by The New York Times, the Office of Management and Budget delivered a terse letter saying it would not turn over any of the 40 pages of emails — not even with redactions.
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" This brings us back to that unannounced White House meeting between Zuckerberg and Trump, which was attended by Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner and his digital media strategist Dan Scavino Jr. Facebook's readout on the meeting was terse: "Mark is in Washington, DC, meeting with policymakers to hear their concerns and talk about future internet regulation.
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In the terse order, Justices Clarence Thomas, Samuel A. Alito Jr. and Neil M. Gorsuch said they would have blocked the judge's entire order while the case proceeds — including the part that allowed American residents' grandparents and other relatives to travel to the United States from the six countries: Iran, Libya, Syria, Somalia, Sudan and Yemen.
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UNITED NATIONS — A terse note from the New York City Office of Chief Medical Examiner on Friday saying that it could not disclose the "cause and manner" of a senior Russian diplomat's death in February set off a flood of conspiratorial posts on Twitter, but both Russian and American officials said the announcement was a matter of diplomatic protocol.
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After releasing the politically charged concept albums "American Idiot" in 2004 and "21st Century Breakdown" in 2009 — in addition to a misguided trilogy of albums in 2012 — the punk band Green Day went back to basics for its latest effort, "Revolution Radio," a terse collection of rock anthems with searing indictments of America's gun epidemic and the political establishment.
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THAT WAS SPLIT EVENLY BETWEEN CASH AND STOCK, LIKE THE OFFER WORTH $200 THAT IT MADE IN EARLY AUGUST AND ONE IT MADE A FEW WEEKS AFTER THAT, EMERSON'S LATEST OFFER TO BUY ROCKWELL, WHICH HAS INCREASED IN VALUE GIVEN THE MOVE UP IN EMERSON'S STOCK PRICE, WAS MET WITH A TERSE-REJECTION, ACCORDING TO PEOPLE WITH KNOWLEDGE OF THAT CORRESPONDENCE.
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Mr. Cyrille is a forceful player who drums in isolated touches and leaves plenty of sonic space, so there was room to focus elsewhere: on Mr. Frisell's smoldering harmonies and terse melodic flow; on Mr. Street's responsive bass playing; and on the glinting electronics and piano of Mr. Teitelbaum, each full of a distant allure and vested with the density of rainfall.
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GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO The kondi is the Sierra Leone variant of the African thumb piano, and it plinks quick, terse, insistent syncopations all the way though "Titi Dem Too Service," by Kondi Band, which is the project of Sorie Kondi, a singer and kondi player from Sierra Leone, and Chief Boima, an American D.J. and producer with roots in Sierra Leone.
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While packed with weather observations, the logs are also terse and unrevealing, even during Healy's most dramatic moments, like when he rescued 160 people from five whaling ships wrecked by a storm: 5 August 1888: At 0640 got underway, 0755 came to anchor among the whaling fleet, Point Barrow… Received on board part of crews all wrecked and in destitute condition.
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I received the following terse response approximately six weeks after my request: Now, any self-respecting Catpappy wouldn't take this sort of abuse lying down, so I wrote the CA DMV in hopes I could talk some sense into a government finding cause for obscenity where there clearly was none: By laying my intentions bare, the state of California surely could no longer reject my plea.
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Nearly a half-hour into the event, Trump delivered a terse four-sentence statement acknowledging that Obama was born in the U.S. and attempting to blame 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 for the "birther" conspiracy.
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Jadis is an interesting character to add to the mix of prickly partners Rick has had to deal with; she's terse enough that you feel wary of her and her intentions, but blunt and straightforward enough that you can't help but feel delighted by the prospect of Rick joining forces with someone who's willing to toss you to a zombie in order to get shit done.
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The Henry Green novel—typically portraying failures of love and understanding, and noisy with the vernacular of industrialists and Cockneys, landowners and servants—was terse, intimate, full of accident and unnerving comedy, exquisite though still exuberant, sensual and whimsical, reflexively figurative yet always surprising, preoccupied with social nuance, generational discord, and sensory phenomena while maintaining an air of abstraction, as reflected in those flighty gerund titles.
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Villeneuve, whose muscular, melancholy thrillers are often drenched in a terse gloom, imbues the movie with a sleek but self-effacing style that lets his performers—be they capable and famous like Forrest Whitaker and Jeremy Renner, or solid character actors Michael Stuhlbarg (A Serious Man) and Tzi Ma (The Quiet American)—have plenty of room to build characters in a fashion that shouldn't feel old but oddly does.
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On Tuesday, a YouTube user who went under the name "mike m." copied and re-uploaded the video with a new caption: "DAVID HOGG THE ACTOR...." With that terse descriptor, "mike m." tapped into conspiracies circulating online that the survivors of the Parkland shooting, many of whom have recently spoken out in favor of gun control, were "crisis actors" hired to do the bidding of left-wing activists.
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At his first news conference in the White House, in the middle of the economic collapse, Mr. Obama issued a terse and sober assessment of the national situation that included a detailed discussion of his recovery plans and a comparison of the Great Recession to the situations that President Franklin D. Roosevelt faced in the 1930s and that Japanese policy makers dealt with during their crisis in the 1990s.
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The young country star Kane Brown brings adds an earthy sincerity to Khalid's soothing delivery of angst on this remix of "Saturday Nights," and Juice WRLD drizzles his melodically sweet melancholy on Halsey's impressively stern scold "Without Me." JON CARAMANICA Adia Victoria, a songwriter from South Carolina who's now based in Nashville, offers a terse taxonomy of breakups in "Different Kind of Love," from her second album due next month.
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A well-known programming book publisher had gotten in touch with me to discuss writing a book about Doom 3 modding, so I had an excuse to email id to let them know that was happening, to introduce myself, and to ask if it was OK. I think their response was a relatively terse "this is fine," so though the book thing didn't go anywhere, I least got to find out we weren't on not-speaking-terms.
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The subtle sewing through of the fittingly wavelike W-words in the first half ("wandered ... wrecked ... where ... worked") and the stormy S-words that knit together the second half, marrying the waves to the storm in which this man will suffer, made the terse injunctions to the muse that frame this prologue to the poem ("Tell me about ..." and "Find the beginning") seem as if they might actually answer the puzzle posed by Homer's polytropos and Odysseus's complicated nature.
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But Monday's terse, two-sentence letter from the Department of Justice to a federal appeals court reversing the administration's previous partial opposition to a lawsuit challenging the 2010 health care law, took many Republicans aback — in part because they see it as bringing high political risk for a party that has failed to unite behind an Obamacare alternative and which lost House seats in the 2018 midterms when Democrats made health care a focus of their attacks.
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