Is it a way of standing up to the big-ticket U.S. banks?
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In a crowded media marketplace, quality and integrity are a way of standing out.
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She realized her best way of standing up was to stand before voters herself.
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Voting against steroid users, he said, was his small way of standing up for fair play.
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And flatly written secondary characters have a way of standing out more starkly in TV's longform storytelling.
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He wore an asymmetric jacket and silver sneakers, his way of standing out in a sea of dark suits.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren's passion for policy minutiae has become her way of standing out in a crowded field of candidates.
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Its owner, Stephanie Wilkinson, told the Washington Post that kicking out Sanders was a way of standing up to the Trump administration.
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He still exemplifies the classic way of standing with one leg crossed tightly over the other, so that the ankles are dovetailed.
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Meanwhile, both lecturers saw that an unexpected political endorsement by a newspaper would be seen as a way of standing out to the public.
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Fortunately, one upcoming movie has a way of standing out: The trailer for new movie Cam is so disturbing, it will be burned into your brain forever.
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Hank Carter -- Baker's old coach at Lake Travis H.S. in Texas -- tells TMZ Sports Mayfield's comments were just his way of standing up for his Cleveland teammates.
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Among the highlights was Ms. Sperber's way of standing on the spot, hands clasped high above her head, while sending rapid vibrations from her knees and heels.
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" She added: "It's a lovely way to honor the people who looked after me and a way of standing up for young people who also go through this.
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It's a way of standing up for yourself, she said, without having to directly confront or call out someone, which is hard to do without straying into stridency.
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You'll see on Friday, but it's a lovely way to honor the people who looked after me and a way of standing up for young people who also go through this.
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"It's a lovely way to honor the people who looked after me and a way of standing up for young people who also go through this," she told ITV's "This Morning" ahead of the wedding.
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You can include your CV, some examples of your work, and maybe a video presentation too, and pack everything up smartly and send it to prospective employers as one way of standing out from the crowd.
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HANOI (Reuters) - As Vietnam's aviation sector booms and passenger numbers rise at double-digit rates, local upstart Bamboo Airways is embracing what it hopes will be a novel way of standing out in a crowded market: Golf.
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"China's counter tariffs are a spectacular way of standing up to America's bullying tactics, not only for itself, but for other countries threatened by the United States' new trade policies," the nationalist Global Times said in an editorial on Thursday.
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"I hope it's a new way of being a church — a new way of having an impact on society, a new way of standing up for vulnerable people," said Mr. Stegeman, a Protestant Church pastor who has acted as a spokesman for the Tamrazyans.
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To some extent, future-proofing is always partly actually handcuffing yourself to the past, and the trajectory Musk envisions for Tesla doesn't allow for much in the way of standing still, even in the interest of helping customers feel like they're getting more value out of their investment.
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"I had an operation when I was 12 on my back, and you'll see on Friday [at the wedding], but it's a lovely way to honor the people who looked after me and a way of standing up for young people who also go through this," she told ITV's This Morning.
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Some may see online shaming as a way of standing up for justice and equality, especially when powerful people say something mean or stupid and are socially shamed in response ("punching up at a category of smug, entitled, misogynist dudes," as Caitlin Dewey put it in a Washington Post article describing a particular set of cases).
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The narrator considers himself "Adam who opened his eyes in the false paradise," refuses to grow up, and instead, immerses himself in art. At the end, he chooses writing, as a way of standing against this corrupt world. The typewriter, unlike the book of Munch's paintings and turntable, is something he buys without bargaining his body and soul. He aims to find the 'real' paradise, through the painful job that is writing with the typewriter.
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In order to provoke the audience, the band covered themselves in black greasepaint and used such elements as Petrine Cross, crown of thorns, or a horned Lucifer's mask. The band states that the usage of those symbols in their performances started as a mere way of standing out, but later they built a concept around it. In early 2016, the band released their second EP "Ophelia" that contained two alternative versions of the track previously released, the lyrics in which were inspired by the story of Shakespear's Ophelia. Later that year the band released their debut LP "It Is Not The Night That Covers You".
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Hilton, p. 262 When Ruskin did call on the La Touches for the first time, he was "taken with them" and "felt there was something exceptional about Rose".Hilton, p. 264 Upon first meeting Rose, Ruskin wrote in the final pages of Praeterita that > presently the drawing room door opened, and Rosie came in, quietly taking > stock of me with her blue eyes as she walked across the room; gave me her > hand, as a good dog gives its paw, and then stood a little back. Nine years > old, on 3 January 1858, thus now rising towards ten; neither tall nor short > for her age; a little stiff in her way of standing. The eyes rather deep > blue at that time, and fuller and softer than afterwards.
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"Cognitive Development Environment of Sign Language Animation System Using Humanoid Model" in Knowledge-Based Intelligent Information Engineering Systems by Ernesto Damiani 2002 pages An example application has been the development of an animated humanoid-based sign language system to help the disabled. Another application of an animation database is in the synthesis of idle motion for human characters.Arjan Egges et al "Personalized Real-time Idle Motion Synthesis" in the Proceedings of the 12th Pacific Graphics Conference, pages 121–130, October 2004 Human beings move all the time and in unique ways, and the presentation of a consistent and realistic set of idle motions for each character between different animation segments has been a challenge, e.g. each person has a unique way of standing and this needs to be represented in a realistic way throughout an animation.
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