How Trump feels about them: He still thinks highly of them.
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VylyV, the company behind the shorts, really thinks highly of the shorts.
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Stanton obviously thinks highly of Unsworth; his testimony about Unsworth was glowing.
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"(Trump) thinks highly of him and he knows I do too," Inhofe said.
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Henne should find work somewhere, and I know Bradley thinks highly of his work.
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But Beasley said that he otherwise enjoyed the experience and that he thinks highly of Rambis.
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Odom still thinks highly of Kardashian, who is expecting her first child — a baby girl — with Thompson.
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Chief of Staff John Kelly thinks highly of him, and he's trusted by Sanders and communications director Hope Hicks.
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And Obama made clear in a rare statement issued from his office on Thursday that he thinks highly of Biden.
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Trump thinks highly of Cohn and has spoken often of the financial sacrifices he made to leave Goldman to join the administration.
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But getting to that place through contingencies— I'm only worthwhile if my boss, friends, partner, or teacher thinks highly of me—can backfire.
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Odom still thinks highly of Khloé, who is expecting her first child — a baby boy — with Cleveland Cavaliers star Tristan Thompson this year.
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Odom still thinks highly of Khloé, who is expecting her first child — a baby boy — with Cleveland Cavaliers star Tristan Thompson this year.
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Sandy certainly thinks highly of himself, even as he confesses to leaving his wife and children behind after a disastrous love affair that made headline news.
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I know that he thinks highly of you, and you&aposre going to be in the room tonight for that moment in history, and we will be watching.
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I know that he thinks highly of you and you&aposre going to be in the room tonight for that moment in history and we will be watching.
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According to Axios's Jonathan Swan, Trump thinks highly of Jackson and delivered rave reviews about his performance during the press conference when he explained the president's physical results.
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" ORRIN HATCH, REPUBLICAN U.S. SENATOR OF UTAH: "Everybody I know who works with him thinks highly of him, but I do think it ought to be put off.
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They did not know each other well before the campaign and Marcus said he had only met Rebekah Mercer once for an hour -- and he thinks highly of her.
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Billionaire investor Carl Icahn, who earlier this year sold his position in Apple, said Thursday he still thinks highly of the tech giant but remains concerned about its prospects in China.
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Despite their split, Odom, 38, thinks highly of Khloé, 33, and believes that she'll be a "good mother" when she welcomes her first child — a baby boy — with Cleveland Cavaliers star Tristan Thompson this year.
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In recent weeks, Mr. Obama has told people he thinks highly of Mr. Patrick but that his entry into the race was coming "very late," according to two people who have spoken with the former president.
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Outside of the technology landscape, Blade Runner artistic director Syd Mead thinks highly of Tesla's Cybertruck, telling Business Insider's Aaron Holmes in an emailed statement that it "has completely changed the vocabulary of the personal truck market design."
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As Axios' Jonathan Swan has previously reported, White House staffers would love nothing more than to make Flynn disappear, but Trump still thinks highly of him and has not authorized his staff to criticize the ousted national security advisor.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican White House hopeful Ted Cruz said on Wednesday he is looking at who he might select as his vice presidential running mate should he become the party's presidential nominee, and that he thinks highly of former rival Marco Rubio.
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White House officials have been eager to throw the former national security advisor under the bus, but a source familiar with the President's thinking says he still thinks highly of Flynn and has never authorized any of his staff to undermine the retired general.
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He has brown hair and purple eyes. He thinks highly of himself. ; : : The director at Torvas. He has long blond hair and green eyes.
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Thakkar was born to Prabha Thakkar and Chandrakant Thakkar in United Kingdom and was subsequently raised in India.News. (2016). Oscar- winner Rahul Thakkar thinks highly of Indian VFX. Ankita Chaurasia & Dominic Ferrao. Times News Network, The Times of India.
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Sushil Kumar "S.K." Pant, Lalita "Nauti" Nautiyal and Sundar Mohan Tripathi are childhood friends based in Tehri, Uttarakhand. S.K. is an unscrupulous lawyer making money from out-of-court settlements. Nauti is an over the top fashion designer who thinks highly of herself.
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She is friends with Azusa and thinks highly of Iori. She is Kōhei's favorite voice actress. ; : :Played by: Yūki Morinaga (live-action film) :One of Iori's classmates at Izu University. A self-styled playboy who is largely unsuccessful in attracting a lover.
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In 2011, Gallagher joined the Donegal senior football team as a selector. As soon as he joined he knew all the players' names. Jim McGuinness had originally recruited Peter McGinley but he had work commitments and spoke of Gallagher as an impressive coach. Martin McHugh also thinks highly of him.
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Achuthankutty (Mukesh) wants to become a Bank manager and thinks highly of himself. His father Pothuval brings a marriage proposal for him with Aswathi (Sangita). She is a nurse and for that reason Achuthankutty insults her without seeing her before her father. He gets a job as peon in the same town where Aswathi works.
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Anand slowly falls in love with Shanti, but Shanti thinks highly of him and doesn't want to get close with him. Meanwhile, Anand's cousin Laila (Laila) comes back from U.S.A and starts pursuing Anand. She slowly comes to know that Anand was in love with Shanti and leaves him. Anand and Shanti at last reconcile and marry.
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She last appears in Aunts Aren't Gentlemen, in which she places a bet on a horse, and intends to ensure that her wager is successful with a plan that involves kidnapping a cat. Though Bertie thinks highly of his Aunt Dahlia, he decides that her moral code is not as strict as his. In any event, she wins her wager.
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Head of one of the most distinguished Noble families in Alpha, he holds the title of 'Lord' with the rank of captain. He is currently the head of the Elite Intelligence department. Lord Vizaist is also the father to Felinella Socalent, whom he loves to dote on. He thinks highly of her daughter's potential and Alus, even offering his daughter's hand in marriage to Alus.
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Patty is best known as a girl who thinks highly of herself, and because of her self-opinion, she often torments the hapless Charlie Brown. She usually accompanies her best friend Violet and sometimes the abrasive Lucy. Patty has appeared in numerous Peanuts television specials, cinematic films, theatrical plays, and video games. In the 2015 film The Peanuts Movie, her last name is given as Swanson.
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The novel tells the story of fifth grader Jesse Aarons, who becomes friends with his new neighbor, Leslie Burke, after he loses a footrace to her at school. Leslie is a smart, talented, outgoing tomboy from a wealthy family, and Jesse thinks highly of her. Jesse is an artistic boy from a poorer family who, in the beginning, is fearful, angry, and depressed. After meeting Leslie, however, his life is transformed.
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Yuk-fung thinks highly of her friendship with Winnie and refuses to abide with Robert. On the day of her release, Yuk-fung leaves with her kitten, waiting for Robert to pick her up but the conscienceless Robert runs her over with his car and crushes her to death. The kitten flees back into the prison and Winnie picks it up where the film ends with her sad expression.
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Leon Carosi (portrayed by Ernie Sabella) is Stacey's father, who takes a strong dislike to Zack due to his constant snarky remarks and attempted courting of his daughter. He is also the gang's greedy boss for the summer. He also is very narcissistic, pompous and sometimes bumbling and thinks highly of himself and his daughter. However, despite his dislike of Zack, he eventually warms up to him towards the end of Zack's summer employment and says he approves of Zack and Stacey dating.
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Nicart found him to be so collaborative and fearless, having never refused any stunt, that soon enough he sensed that dela Cruz would become famous. On dela Cruz's talent, Dolphy praised his sense of humor and physical skills, while Guerrero thinks highly of his acting abilities. Dela Cruz had several friendships throughout his career. Guerrero describes that the first time he met dela Cruz children were around who did not know what to make him, and when dela Cruz spoke the little girls got scared.
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Quiet and shy, she contributes to her own emotional frailty. She is the first girl to fall for Keitaro and in the manga attempts to avoid him because of this. In both the anime and manga, she thinks highly of Keitaro and will often be at the verge of tears when she thinks that he is in trouble or likes someone else. In the epilogue 4 years later she has since grown her hair out and has become more mature, though she retains her sincere personality.
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Complimentary Other enhancement is said to "involve communication of directly enhancing, evaluative statements" and is most correlated to the practice of flattery. Most often, other enhancement is achieved when the ingratiator exaggerates the positive qualities of the target while leaving out the negative qualities. According to Jones, this form of ingratiation is effective based on the Gestaltian axiom that it is hard for a person to dislike someone that thinks highly of them. In addition to this, other enhancement seems to be most effective when compliments are directed at the target's sources of self-doubt.
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Similarly, at QuakeCon in 2011, John Carmack noted that he "thinks highly" of people who do 64k intros, as an example of artificial limitations encouraging creative programming. Jerry Holkins from Penny Arcade claimed to have an "abiding love" for the demoscene, and noted that it is "stuff worth knowing". Certain forms of computer art have a strong affiliation with the demoscene. Tracker music, for example, originated in the Amiga games industry but was soon heavily dominated by demoscene musicians; producer Adam Fielding claims to have tracker/demoscene roots.
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Izawa has a strong command of diverse historical materials and treats the society and history of Japan from an original point of view. He sees as the animating undercurrents of Japan the unconscious faith of the Japanese people in kotodama, onryo, kegare, and wa, or harmony. Izawa thinks highly of and has been heavily influenced by Chin Shunshin and Umehara Takeshi. He reveres Takeshi, a pioneer of the view that Japanese history has been shaped by the fear of onryo, as being “someone who is like a beloved teacher to me”.
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He discovers that she has left the school. On the train back to Jefferson, he runs into an unctuous state senator named Clarence Snopes, who says that the newspaper is claiming that Temple has been "sent up north" by her father. In reality, Temple is living in a room in a Memphis bawdy house owned by Miss Reba, an asthmatic, widowed madam, who thinks highly of Popeye and is happy that he's finally chosen a paramour. Popeye keeps Temple at the brothel for use as a sex slave.
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Sir Geoffrey Champneys is very proud of his son, Talbot, an uninspired and weak youth. Mr. Middlewick, a retired butterman, also thinks highly of his son, Charles, an enthusiastic and lively young fellow. They are delighted to welcome their 'boys' home after a three-years' sojourn on the Continent. The Baronet — proud and poor — has determined that his son should marry Violet Melrose, an heiress; but that young lady and Charles Middlewick have already met at Vienna and decided differently (although she was, at first, unhappy with his lowly station).
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Hemel thinks highly of Christine, but knows that Joe loathes the thought of his daughter becoming associated with a canal worker. On arrival, Ronnie takes Joe to the local pub to get him out of the way while Hemel and Christine get together. Christine, who hates the idea of living on a boat, attempts to persuade Hemel to leave the canal and get a job on land, but Hemel refuses, alarmed by her talk of marriage and settling down. Then he narrowly escapes from being caught by Joe who returns home drunk.
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Southern Taiwanese triad member Lam Kong (Andy Lau) flees to Hong Kong after killing another triad leader (Blackie Ko) in a motorcycle race. He hides in the house of triad leader Nip Ching's (Chan King-cheung) mistress Sue (Shirley Lui), who is also the lover of Nip's underling Chiu Kwai (Sunny Fong). Nip thinks highly of Kong due to his hard work and living up his demand to assist Chui Kwai in trading. Detective Ronny Cambridge (Robert Zajac) has been investigating Nip and Chiu's illegal activities and after his informant was recently killed, he blackmails Kong to be his new informant.
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This self-described "god of calamities" is routinely a magnet for troubles of one sort or another. Death is his only constant companion, as he pragmatically does not allow other people, especially those he loves or thinks highly of, to get close and stay there for long; such would lead to eventual tragedy. Death does seem, like a shadow, to actually follow an often reluctant Zatoichi almost everywhere he goes, and despite his mostly compassionate nature, killing appears to come entirely naturally to him. His lightning-fast fighting skill is incredible, with his sword held in a reverse grip; this, combined with his unflappable steel-nerved wits in a fight, his keen ears, sense of smell and proprioception, all render him a formidable adversary.
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Also referred to as Natasha. Natasha is a seventeen-year-old daughter of Dar’ya Mikhailovna. She is observant, well-read and intelligent, but also quite secretive. While her mother thinks of her as a good-natured and well-mannered girl, she is not of a high opinion about her intelligence, and quite wrongly. She also thinks Natasha is ‘cold’, emotionless, but in the beginning of Chapter Five we are told by the narrator that “Her feelings were strong and deep, but reserved; even as a child she seldom cried, and now she seldom even sighed and only grew slightly pale when anything distressed her.”Turgenev, I., Rudin at The University of Adelaide Library Electronic Texts Collection, Chapter 5 She engages in intellectual conversations with Rudin (which are not discouraged by her mother because she thinks that these conversations “improve her mind”); Natasha thinks highly of Rudin, who confides to her his ideas and “privately gives her books”, and soon falls in love with him.
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