Twitter was not amused, with hoards of fans vocalizing their distress.
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Even vocalizing it, I felt calmer and more prepared to address my phobias.
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Unlike previous demonstrations in Chile, there are no clear leaders vocalizing unified demands.
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"He is trying to stand up and he's vocalizing," another Facebook post said.
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Dianne Feinstein has never been one to shy away from vocalizing her views.
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Instead we discovered that Trump gained votes and support for vocalizing those positions.
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Vocalizing goals is a great step, but it can't be the only step.
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When "Improvement" was staged originally, the singers were vocalizing over their recorded parts?
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At first, they behaved as if they'd seen another individual by vocalizing and threatening.
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With one or two touches, it's just the job of prophesying and vocalizing left.
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Articulating the extent of my emotional injuries was difficult—vocalizing it made it real.
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Without ever vocalizing these apprehensions, we both worried communally masturbating could affect the friendship.
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BROADLY: A lot of the film is just the girls vocalizing what they're thinking.
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From October to April, there were 34 detections — or possible detections — of whales vocalizing.
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Kim was ultimately voted off of the show after vocalizing her concerns about Spilo.
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"It sounds awful, telling myself all this, right, like, actually vocalizing it," he said.
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Rather, she is vocalizing that there are parts of his behavior that bother her, too.
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Jaguars might not always be vocalizing, but the animals around them are, birds and things.
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They also tested the system on the patients miming the words (instead of vocalizing directly).
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Some viewers responded to the performance by tweeting and vocalizing their displeasure with the singer.
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"People out there are fired up and they're vocalizing it; things are still ongoing," he said.
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For one, he says, she was vocalizing what a large portion of the French likely believe.
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Shapiro recommends publicly vocalizing what you like about your company and talking openly about your team's accomplishments.
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Librarians across the country are vocalizing their frustration with LinkedIn over a new policy to its Lynda.
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"Republicans who oppose that strategy will feel no compunction vocalizing that," said one Republican strategist, citing Cheney's remarks.
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It has made me uncomfortable being around her and seems like a mean response to some lighthearted vocalizing.
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Vocalizing these issues provides safe spaces for black students and has contributed to the rise in enrollment within HBCUs.
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It wasn't until I started vocalizing support for a then long-shot Donald Trump presidency that this behavior stopped.
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With recent changes in administration, more people have become comfortable vocalizing xenophobic, along with homophobic, racist, and sexist, thoughts.
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Franklin's songs had compulsively singable melodies—there was little of the sweaty, melismatic display typically associated with gospel vocalizing.
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Corker now-famously announced his retirement after vocalizing his deep concern about the direction Trump was taking the Republican Party.
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The site also notes that users are not permitted to antagonize conservatives or goad Trump supporters into vocalizing their support.
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However, with Mercury retrograde in your seduction house until the 22nd, you could have a hard time vocalizing your desires.
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It is a metonym for the memory of a living person, as well as the vocalizing embodiment of death itself.
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None of the Kermadec whales were vocalizing song type 3, so it's unlikely any traveled from the Australian wintering grounds.
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You can start to rewire your brain into creating more positive thoughts by visualizing and vocalizing your goals each day.
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Prisoner vocalizing unprompted meant it was winding down, but Pace'd get in trouble if he let on that he knew that.
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Hannah likes to talk about things whereas I'd prefer to get things straight in my own head without actually vocalizing it.
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He's also been praised by many for passionately vocalizing his views on issues of social justice, toxic masculinity, and mental health.
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Some layers might have more tension than others when vocalizing, but because of those cross-links, they still all vibrate together.
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In other cases, the chatter is dense enough that we can be fairly sure the fish are vocalizing as a group.
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When you feel like it's okay for you to abuse your body by vocalizing negative thoughts, it becomes a downward spiral.
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Jo Anne Worley, who was Ms. Channing's standby during the original production, remembers once vocalizing before a performance in the hallway.
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This was measured through a "duty cycle," or the percentage of the time that a dolphin will spend vocalizing per minute.
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Performances and primatologists aside, vocalizing during sex can actually be a great tool to help women get what they want in bed.
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A thin, surface-level critique would be that Dear White People is about privileged Ivy League students vocalizing think pieces about microaggression.
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Warren praised McCain, who was a prisoner of war during Vietnam, for vocalizing that there is no "military-only solution" in Afghanistan.
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Later, "Pastor Dick" is the a standout, a fed-up descent into near-insanity that Lake has a particular talent for vocalizing.
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"If I transfer them to the tickle box, some rats already start vocalizing because they know I will tickle them," said Ishiyama.
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As memes became increasingly popular during the 2010s, people started to become more comfortable joking about and vocalizing their horniness — especially on Twitter.
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But they suspect what they are vocalizing is, perhaps, a language, because it mimics a mathematical pattern shared by all languages on Earth.
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Ironically, several people seemed to illustrate her point by vocalizing just how much they were grossed out by her discussing menstruation so publicly.
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Trump has frequently provided backing to his embattled aides but then abandoned them weeks later, pushing them to resign after previously vocalizing support.
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And the aircraft manufacturer credited the internet for inspiring their designers and vocalizing what changes they wanted to see in a plane cabin.
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The work's impassioned central tenor, who performs a kind of stylized love song with a vocalizing soprano, recedes for a final spoken narration.
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America in 2019: 13 days after El Paso, Latinos are increasingly vocalizing their fear of attacks motivated by their race, ethnicity and culture.
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"Making noise with their mouths" is a thing that humans do by vocalizing or by chewing up plants and animals with their teeth.
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Vocalizing your pain, Lugosch-Ecker adds, can help you feel more comfortable and aid in the flow of hormones like oxytocin, which induces labor.
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It's actually kind of heavy, and my jaw is always sore after a day's work if I have to do a lot of [vocalizing].
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Once the cat's name was spoken, the researchers looked for five specific behavioral responses: ear moving, head moving, tail moving, vocalizing, and changing locations.
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They also started playing music—Casale on bass, Mothersbaugh vocalizing over an early Moog synth—hoping to capture the sound of things falling apart.
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Protest as a form of vocalizing dissatisfaction is not only necessary and constitutionally protected but, in the context of our political process, nothing new.
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What's emanating from your throat should sound unpolished, marked by cracking and what linguists call ingressive phonation, or vocalizing as you suck in breath.
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Lex spent much of Thursday on Twitter, vocalizing her frustrations with how the events and traumas of what happened at her school are being portrayed.
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The senator added that he applauded the young woman for vocalizing her opinion, noting the skepticism of climate change is shared by millions of Americans.
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There are future Bieniemys and Staleys within its ranks, and even just vocalizing the issue could force those in power to take it more seriously.
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Vloggers are vocalizing their objections and calling on YouTube to offer an explanation that actually lays out specifics as to why the filtering is happening.
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Since the Cosby Tweet, Kanye has continued vocalizing sexist rhetoric with yet more tweets and the lyrics of his semi-released album, The Life Of Pablo.
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The 11-year-old mother, Calli, is currently bonding with her new pup, which seems to be "nursing, moving, and vocalizing well," according to zoo officials.
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With several hate crimes reported in the aftermath of the election, marginalized communities have been vocalizing their fears of safety and well-being in Trump's America.
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It thinks that it's saying something deep and meaningful and vocalizing the horrors most of us feel as we go about our day to day lives.
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"I really wish I was a normal girl," she sings, vocalizing the insecurity many women swallow every time we are made to feel unwanted or inconvenient.
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She is a supporter of Donald Trump, vocalizing her thoughts about making America great, claiming that with her vote, she was trying to shake things up.
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I appreciate how often Costanzo shows people doing this; you get the impression that the background noise of vocalizing matriarchs is as constant as bird song.
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And while Jud Jud was largely a self-sustaining entity, they needed someone to press the record button and make sure they weren't clipping when vocalizing.
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Let's be honest, it's pretty damn hypocritical that Linda inserted herself into Teigen's pregnancy conversation in order to make a point about Teigen vocalizing her political beliefs.
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Over the past few months the world has watched Raisman become a champion at vocalizing her own truths, speaking up even in instances when it's extremely uncomfortable.
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Vocalizing their experiences with race doesn't mean people of color aren't aware of other forms of oppression; they may even experience some of the other forms themselves.
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Rankine depicts pain as part of a collective social body, as a force simultaneously communal and contagious, impossible to articulate precisely and also impossible to stop vocalizing.
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As the market for boutique fitness grows more saturated, brands are experimenting with new tactics focused on personalization, vocalizing on social issues, and expanding into branded products.
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I knew that, when it came down to it, I would have trouble vocalizing my thoughts to the class, so I let the video speak for me.
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Now Miller and his former boss, Attorney General Jeff Sessions, are vocalizing the same views, both to the media and to the president of the United States.
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Along with the video, Young, 72, wrote a heartfelt post vocalizing his support for gun control, just days after a shooter killed 11 people at a Pittsburgh synagogue.
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Pentatonix Vocalize a Christmas Classic The Grammy award-winning a capella group Pentatonix sang "O Come, All Ye Faithful," vocalizing all the instruments and lyrics in their signature style.
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Trump delivered a speech on foreign policy Monday, another on policing and inner cities Tuesday and still another vocalizing regret over some of his campaign rhetoric on Thursday night.
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Judges have been calling bullshit on possession-related cases due to the "ridiculous" laws they hinge on, and politicians are vocalizing their visions for having cannabis sold in liquor stores.
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Either way, the exclusion of 13 Reasons Why is one of the most shocking developments to come from the Emmys and the TCA, and fans are vocalizing their frustration online.
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Therapy is one of the best ways to help you through a tough time, because vocalizing your thoughts helps you to stop ruminating and finding yourself in a negative spiral.
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On "I Know You See Me," he reaches back into the black musical canon, with the singers Melanie Charles and J. Hoard vocalizing references to Nina Simone and black spirituals.
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Herman Cain doesn't intend to withdraw from consideration for the Federal Reserve Board, despite an increasing number of Republican senators vocalizing opposition to his nomination, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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He's the one that created the proposal for the act, at a time when the Civil Rights Movement was in full swing, and minorities were vocalizing their dissatisfaction like never before.
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"We have direct evidence of male right whales singing, and we think this may be exclusive to males, but we have very limited data on vocalizing female right whales," said Crance.
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Two of the performers, both women, had even developed a method of singing under water, which involved vocalizing into a submerged microphone while pushing a bubble of air around their mouths.
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The horns were having trouble nailing the inflections on "Chega De Saudade," the bossa nova standard, so Mr. Charles sang the lines out loud, vocalizing a kind of hand-drum pattern.
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It's got poutine, Céline Dion, ice skating, universal healthcare, and a sexy leader — one who doesn't shy away from vocalizing his strong support for people of color, LGBT issues, and women's rights.
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Vocalizing such sentiments has long been taboo, but now it seems that the only way to make it through parenthood in one piece is to talk about how hard it can be.
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The score, by Laurent Perez del Mar, does include some wordless choral vocalizing, but the story, like the visual style, is simple and elemental, like a picture book that needs no words.
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With more and more models vocalizing their concerns, and with public platforms like Twitter and Instagram available for them to do so, maybe — just maybe — someone will make moves to address these cries.
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For the next 12 hours after that, CB said she felt "pleasantly high," mostly sat in a chair, "frothing at the mouth, occasionally vocalizing random words and vomiting frequently," according to Haden's account.
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Colton Underwood shocked audiences when he sent not one, but two contestants home during part 1 of the Bachelor finale — and Bachelor Nation didn't hold back on vocalizing their opinions over his polarizing decision.
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Every alternative-leaning artist from Black Sabbath to My Chemical Romance has been pulled up by the media for "glorifying" or "promoting" harmful behavior—in teens, particularly—for vocalizing issues like depression and suicide.
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This one, similar in tone to Maurice Béjart's sexed-up version, makes the mentally deranged couples, tuneless vocalizing and pretentious oddity that fill the remaining sections of "Unknown Pleasures" seem more tolerable by contrast.
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A magnitude 5 earthquake rumbles near Challenger Deep on July 16thA baleen whale vocalizing just before and after the magnitude 5 quakeDziak hopes to return to Challenger Deep to capture more audio in the future.
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I found the tea-ordering exercise interesting because I'm very good at vocalizing my needs in certain contexts (work, restaurants, returning clothes at Nordstrom), but I can be a Shy Shonda in my romantic life.
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But there is hope, especially since hundreds of thousands of creators are vocalizing their support for a bipartisan bill called the Copyright Alternative in Small-Claims Enforcement Act of 85033 (the CASE Act), H.R. 3945.
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Her breathless performance shines in the opening scene, the death of Pan, a moment that calls for sounding the flute as she exhales, but also vocalizing on the inhale and speaking in an invented language.
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Washington (CNN)Former Secretary of State John Kerry said he has not met with any Iranians since President Donald Trump pulled out of the Iran nuclear deal, despite vocalizing his disagreement with the administration's decision.
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The multi-Michelin star television personality rarely ever shies away from vocalizing his opinions and trying new things—sometimes blindly, like he did a few weeks ago in a mystery taste test segment on Jimmy Fallon.
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Much like "Don't Wanna Know," the group's collaboration with Kendrick Lamar, this song strips away much of SZA's withering attitude and tart vocalizing in order to get her closer to that denuded lite-soul comfort zone.
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Although Warren has not yet revealed who she will endorse — Bernie or Biden — her supporters are vocalizing both their own theories about her endorsement, as well as deciding which candidate to now switch their votes to.
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When the actors found they didn't have time to move from one part of the stage to another during "Getting It Right," the opening number, he suggested adding a little vocalizing to bridge the timing gap.
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Parrots learn to speak them soon after birth, during a transitional period of vocalizing equivalent to human baby babbling known as ''subsong,'' in order to better communicate with members of their own flocks and with other flocks.
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I thought I had banished old "scared-of-vocalizing-feelings Rachel" before this journey had started, but suddenly that old fearful me was in my chair staring across the dinner table at Bryan and starting to panic.
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"This will take you to another world!" she promised of the link, which leads to about three minutes of Mr. Tkachenko-Papizh vocalizing the sounds of crickets, bird wings rustling, water dripping and hyper-dramatized operatic chanting.
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Though it may be hard for "Despacito" listeners to wrap their head around the idea, he used to be quite the deejay (not a DJ), vocalizing on par with many of the Jamaican artists of the time.
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Actresses like Jennifer Lawrence and Natalie Portman are vocalizing their pay disparities in hopes that it won't just change their industry, but will get women in all sectors of the work force thinking about how their salaries compare.
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While Campbell does receive a kickback when new drivers sign up for Uber, Lyft, or Sidecar through his blog, he doesn't directly work for any of them, nor does he shy away from vocalizing criticism on his blog.
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Some CEOs may have been concerned that vocalizing their thoughts around a contentious election would have impacted their business, although the particular irony of that will now be determined by how a Trump presidency affects the broader economy.
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The soloist is asked to create multiphonic sound by playing one note, vocalizing another and, through the magic of acoustics, summoning a third; the effect is like wind sneaking through the cracks of poorly insulated windows in winter.
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"I thought I had banished old 'scared-of-vocalizing-feelings Rachel' before this journey had started, but suddenly that old fearful me was in my chair staring across the dinner table at Bryan and starting to panic," she wrote.
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Allowing thoughts to rush around in your head without vocalizing them can lead us to obsess and find ourselves in a negative spiral, so it's nearly always better to speak about what you're feeling out loud than to ruminate.
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And everything else — the ruffled skirt around Mr. Wey's shoulders that concealed his face, his elegant yet broken motions, the unintelligible voice emanating from the speakers and Mr. Wey's own mournful vocalizing — contributed to a private and inscrutable ritual.
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Democratic Senator-elect Kyrsten Sinema had previously said she would not back Schumer for the leadership role while she was campaigning for an Arizona seat in the upper chamber, but she did not end up vocalizing this opposition on Wednesday.
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With #MeToo making headlines day in and day out, it can be easy to gloss over the fact that it remains excruciatingly intimidating to speak up about gender inequity, harassment, and mistreatment, especially when it comes to vocalizing concerns at work.
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Jessica stops short of vocalizing her apology for keeping her involvement in Luke's wife's death a secret, but her regret is clear, and Luke insists "we have to move forward," especially considering that either of them could've died at Midland Circle.
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A special advocate in the courts ensures foster youth are getting all their legal needs met by getting to know those children and their situations, and then vocalizing their opinions of a positive and sensitive care plan in the courts.
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"Because I'm watching him a lot and he's covered so heavily, the odds are I'll hear from the television or online if something terrible happens, rather than from his wife," he adds, vocalizing a scenario that has evidently occupied his thoughts.
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About 160 organizations are vocalizing their opposition to the administration's recent decision to let states implement Medicaid work requirements, arguing the policy is "directly at odds" with the country's efforts to fight the opioid crisis and improve re-entry from prisons.
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"We would have wanted to know how the pope could have assisted us by vocalizing his support and acknowledging the mistakes of the past," said David Ridsdale, who as a boy was abused by his uncle, a priest at the time.
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It's also her enduring predication for championing the female talents around her, from her collaborations with Karen O, Yoko Ono, Kathleen Hanna, and Kim Gordon, to vocalizing the need to make creative space for trans/non-binary women and women of colour.
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As Ms. Forté-Saunders performs her "Memoirs," Tuce Yasak's lights pick out the different nooks, corners and corridors through which Ms. Forté-Saunders passes, moving through the audience and occasionally interacting with it, talking and vocalizing perhaps as much as she dances.
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Jay Belloli, "Amerika is Devouring Its Children" (1970) (click to enlarge)A small sampling of the posters alone reveals a nation and a world shaken by violence as well as a highly organized resistance movement bent on vocalizing its disapproval of government operations.
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Suddenly, everything is political in a way that it never was before — especially in fashion: Designers are vocalizing their beliefs through their collections, dressing the First Lady has become more divisive than ever, and Vogue even formally endorsed a candidate for the first time.
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Named for two female African American icons—Maya Angelou and Nina Simone—Shipman has long taken her cultural identity to heart, from recording herself reciting feminist manifestos on cassette tapes to vocalizing the representation issues she faces as a woman of color in the music industry.
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After over a decade of expanding her ready-to-wear line into a lifestyle brand with a strong environmental conscious, McCartney has set somewhat of a standard across the industry, with several luxury brands and e-tailers following suit, including vocalizing her opinions on those who aren't.
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Instead of a political speech, on July 25, Senator Bob Casey, vocalizing at a disturbing, robotic pace, regurgitated the text of an unknown human fifth grader's school report on the state of Pennsylvania, including the word "quote" whenever the text had a quotation mark in it.
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This year's guest list included singer Idina Menzel, who performed the national anthem and tweeted that the White House was "by far the best vocalizing spot," singer Beyonce, her husband Jay-Z and 4-year-old daughter Blue Ivy and retired National Basketball Association player Shaquille O'Neal.
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The Texas mom was known for her hilarious slice-of-life blog entries and social media posts, and vocalizing her stance put her out of many conservative evangelicals' good graces — off the shelves at LifeWay, the country's largest Christian bookstore chain, and accused of sloppy theology by critics.
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The second drug — the paralytic — also has one other notable and insidious side effect: By preventing the prisoner from vocalizing or moving in response to pain, the paralytic drug conceals his suffering from public view, and thereby helps disguise the brutal reality that using these lethal drugs without first providing anesthesia imposes excruciating pain.
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Edwards was on the forefront of community action in response to the Flint water crisis as a member of the Concerned Pastors for Social Action, a local group of religious leaders who joined with mothers and local activists in vocalizing their concerns about the quality of Flint's water — which were largely ignored by state officials.
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Listening to those records, and especially in seeing those live performances, you could hear the germinal versions of the vocal physicality Drewchin would come to explore as Eartheater—something about those performances went beyond just singing, but vocalizing as a way of engaging a whole body's force, channeling something bigger than the words and syllables she'd choose to expel.
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While Trump himself, with his abrasive way of vocalizing common sense ideas, is a genius at backing opponents into hysterical defenses of highly unpopular causes — think kneeling for the National Anthem, a lottery for immigrants from developing countries or having anchor babies to gain a foothold in America — average mortal congressional candidates may not be so adroit.
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One of the virtues of reading a narrative aloud, to children or indeed to anyone, is the way that vocalizing a story clarifies its power, especially in the quavering passion that you try to keep from your voice (because you don't want your kids to think their dear dad is too emotional) but that bleeds through in spite of everything.
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Apropos of Tupac, I told Duncan about how I was planning to move to L.A. I said it casually, as if this plan were already in the works rather than a doubtful dot on an undrawn time line, and I was unexpectedly filled with a brief but heartening sense that, merely by my vocalizing that something would happen, something would actually happen—as per pop psychology.
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Democrat 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's campaign Thursday night dismissed Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE vocalizing regret for the first time on the campaign trail, pushing him to be more specific.
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