Taalo: [Kurdish] Souhayla: [Kurdish] Taalo: [Kurdish] Callimachi: Whispering a question to her, she whispering an answer back.
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Imagine being on a photoshoot and there are people behind you whispering — and you know what they're whispering because they whisper loudly — and they're pointing out everything that's wrong with you.
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The problem with the Trump administration is not that there was a white nationalist whispering in Trump's ear; the problem was that there is a white nationalist whispering inside Trump's own brain.
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We don't outlaw whispering or drawing the blinds for privacy.
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So I would record things, whispering quietly into a microphone.
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It's as if someone's whispering in your ear: It's time.
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And some people watch videos of someone whispering to relax.
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Instead, they turned their backs to her and started whispering.
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Rubio looked taken aback and started whispering with an aide.
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"I just prayed over all of us, whispering," McGee says.
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Previously whispering voices of hate can now trumpet their views.
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" Another note described someone in a bathroom whispering, "Please help.
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That grandmother is a key part of that whispering strategy.
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Whispering is a way to get inside, to take territory.
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Some Democrats have been whispering about canceling the debate entirely.
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She saw its taillights blend into the whispering Brooklyn night.
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When you're on a reality show, whispering doesn't really work.
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"So beautiful," much of the audience could be heard whispering.
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"I can't take a tantrum today," Mom was overheard whispering.
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Little Scream, makes delicate, whispering pop with a melancholy edge.
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The two laughed pointing out people in the room, whispering.
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A who's who of the Silicon Valley execs whispering into Trump's ear A who's who of the Silicon Valley execs whispering into Trump's ear Most of Silicon Valley did not vote for Donald Trump.
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We can thank the Oscars for "Whispering Ryan Gosling," amongst others.
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People were whispering things — mostly the N-word — behind my back.
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Also, several people have spoken about angels whispering in their ears.
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I certainly wasn't enjoying Whispering Angel at five-star Miami resorts.
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The voice whispering "Don't be such a bitch" in my head?
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It also increases the risk of rats whispering in your ear.
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MurmurZ literally murmurs, echoing the whispering qualities of the ASMR aesthetic.
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So it's basically Jake Gyllenhaal whispering sweet nothings into your ear.
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"This is a business of relationships," Barry kept whispering to her.
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"The constant whispering — just shut the [bleep] up, dude," Phoenix said.
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If he's whispering into Trump's ear, mud-slinging should be expected.
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From behind the door, I can hear him frantically whispering something.
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Politicians here have already started casting blame and whispering about arson.
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But Garland's distinctive voice keeps whispering through those corporate-campus trees.
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Let me just hint at my position by whispering: Monumental. Amounts.
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But if it goes on, whispering soon becomes annoying, even aggressive.
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And my mom whispering something to the effect of: Not true.
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Kravitz's whispering and bottle-scraping may have freaked out some viewers.
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Within minutes, people were scrolling through phones, whispering with shocked expressions.
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TO: I love Damian's creepy whispering when Giannina yells at him.
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Apparently that rule doesn't stop them from whispering under their breaths.
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"Sometimes you'll get someone who's whispering on the phone," she said.
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Kennedy was touching on a whispering campaign that emerged around Rao.
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"Thank you so much," Ms. Smith recalled whispering in his ear.
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I can say that I doubt the Virgin Birth without whispering?
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Who would have known that Jon Cozart was so good at whispering?
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She saved my butt so many times by coming up and whispering.
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She'll be able to tell when you're whispering — and she'll whisper back.
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"He's whispering and talking to his family a little bit," Padula said.
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Everyone has their doors closed and there was a lot of whispering.
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All of her Japanese peers proceed to nod in whispering, mumbling agreement.
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Crystallizing, rooting, whispering — there are so many cool new trends to try.
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Then he leans toward the audience as if he's whispering a secret.
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Feel your heart race as they move toward you, laughing and whispering.
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Colin Joyce whispering into the unlistening, overcast morning sky, over on Twitter.
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The whispering cacophony of its ambient soundtrack is audible at some distance.
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But will setting a personal example by whispering work in this situation?
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Two little girls, one in a bedraggled party dress, followed us, whispering.
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He went to Pride and he wasn't dealing with whispering or pointing.
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Some of his advisers are probably whispering these prophecies in his ears.
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Sada is whispering commentary in Hanako's ear as the models pass him.
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Sort of like the angel and devil whispering persuasions into your ears.
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Whispering "oh yeah, baby" to yourself as you plate your dish.10.
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He and Alex fucked me together, whispering to each other behind me.
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They are licking your neck and whispering frisky things into your ear.
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He then escorted Messi to the stadium tunnel, whispering into his ear.
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There are subtle cues to notice, like who's whispering excitedly to whom.
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And even when it's far away, it never stops whispering our name.
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Two associates flanked him, wearing dark sunglasses and whispering in his ear.
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"I keep whispering, 'Stay in … ' " the third-time dad-to-be joked.
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But it means that sometimes I'm not doing much more than whispering.
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There was a faint murmur, as if he was whispering to himself.
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You'll wander the streets whispering "Roast chicken what temperature?" over and over.
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Democrats from Congress to Los Angeles began whispering hopefully about Michael Bloomberg.
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Ms. Moremong maneuvered around them, whispering to the guides as she passed.
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"I heard the Holy Spirit say, 'Shanann,'" she said, whispering the name.
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When Ms. Roston entered, she grabbed the nearest librarian and began whispering.
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Originally, these included soft whispering, pages turning or having one's hair brushed.
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Suicidal Anna hadn't been whispering directly into my ear as I read.
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It's like somebody whispering in your ear, producing a very warm feeling.
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Without warning, the camp would fill with new faces, whispering among themselves.
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Out of earshot of the feeds, one was whispering in his ear.
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At night she would hear whispering voices up and down the river.
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Campari, the maker of Aperol, took a page out of Whispering Angel's book.
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I would walk past their bedroom and see them snuggled tightly together, whispering.
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By whispering to Nick, he is able to keep trust with both sides.
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Off screen, he's a disembodied voice whispering orders and intel into your ear.
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"It's a fun, creative suggestion tool whispering over your shoulder," Sjöholm told Gizmodo.
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Then she pulled me down toward her and started whispering in my ear.
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Charles Foster Kane whispering "Rosebud;" Keanu Reeves growling loudly at a mountain lion.
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" People in the audience are nodding in agreement, whispering "yes" and "they're right.
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It's a focused, enveloping record, and it's always whispering something in your ear.
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The most popular of these ASMR channels is of course Gentle Whispering, a.k.a.
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Sure, Tyga's just whispering "Taste, taste," but that's got to count for something.
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Mukbang is a Korean-born cousin of ASMR that swaps whispering for chewing.
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Is not poetry a megaphone held up to the whispering lips of death?
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"He will not have his lawyers there whispering in his year," Napolitano said.
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"It appears that the same someone's been whispering in Marco's ear," Christie said.
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After Gentle Whispering, Heather Feather was one of the giants of early ASMR.
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"He surely had people whispering in his ear for years to do that."
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He became the devil on your shoulder, whispering evil thoughts into your head.
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Dan walks into the New Hampshire campaign headquarters flexing his Jonah-whispering muscles.
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I heard the receptionist whispering into the phone, her mouth covering her hand.
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Reif isn't hopeful that will happen, especially with Bolton whispering in Trump's ear.
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He took out his prayer book, flipped through the pages, whispering a prayer.
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Like every casting director would say: [whispering] &aposIt&aposs Leonardo, it&aposs Leonardo!
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Those voices felt so current, as though they were almost whispering from yesterday.
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I would go through hours listening to these voices talking, chanting, whispering, confessing.
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August 22019, 20193 | Vox's Matthew Yglesias explains why everyone's whispering about a recession.
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Whispering into my ear, it began: I thought you were sending a message.
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President Dupont-Aignan was whispering in my ear that my combat was noble.
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I recently visited the ranch and got a private horse whispering demonstration from Grant, and despite my initial skepticism and confusion about what horse whispering actually was, by the end of it, I did understand why it's useful to business leaders.
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They are whispering in the background about impeachment but who is their real leader?
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The salesgirls wander the floor whispering to the air, asking if it needs help.
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A headset that is supposed to improve your sleep by whispering into your brain.
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Or maybe you like unintelligible whispering or the crinkle a tea bag's packaging makes.
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Hoepfner switched from ear to ear, whispering a brief explanation of ASMR to me.
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"Do you hear that?" said Kevin, whispering as if the storm could hear us.
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Justin, as a nurse sponge-bathed him, kept whispering, "Fuck, fuck, fuck," to himself.
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He's out 7 million dollars and the streets are whispering about his wavering status.
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At that same time, other handmaids were whispering their true names to each other.
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Millions of people have watched a video of a woman whispering into a camera.
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The two remained playful and affectionate all night, whispering to one another and smooching.
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So clearly somebody else is whispering in his ear or he's talking to himself.
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Don't give out titles, don't make people VP, SVP, Co-CEO, Whispering Operator Extraordinaire.
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"This is something that people were sort of whispering about at meetings," he said.
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By week six, she's just softly whispering to herself whenever he's on the screen.
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So looking at a place where things are only whispering is a good idea.
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It certainly seems like someone has been whispering in Trump's ear about technology policy.
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The commander in chief could be seen whispering in his wife's ear and laughing.
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Some in the crowd were heard whispering, asking what Brooks's motions were all about.
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As I answer the phone, she is whispering and I can barely understand her.
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By this time, Isabelle has called the police and is whispering into the phone.
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Instead, she remembers going out to eat and hearing people whispering about their loss.
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Finally, I illuminated my front porch and saw two policemen whispering to one another.
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He retreats back to whispering for a final verse that comes naturally to him.
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TRUMP: [whispering into a live microphone] I'm the best hider, he can't see us.
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Oh, how we enjoyed brushing their coats again and whispering proud and tender words.
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It's fun: like watching the play with a clever friend whispering in your ear.
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"The constant whispering — just shut the [bleep] up, dude," Phoenix says in the clip.
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" It even includes an update on the first song she ever wrote, "Whispering Sea.
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These days, you can get this sensation from videos of people whispering on YouTube.
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I don't bend over and pet something imaginary; I just start whispering to myself.
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Only whispering that we could start by lifting the cap on the payroll tax.
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The lights are off, your screens are off, you're not whispering to your partner.
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Purple and orange splotches explode like land mines against a backdrop of whispering gray.
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It is not like whispering lies about which famous women are panting for him.
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One child on this side of the curtain, and another whispering from beneath it.
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It's like trying to hear someone whispering to you while at a rock concert.
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According to Sasse, Trump's advisers are "whispering" that racial division would serve his agenda.
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The soundtrack features Jónsi breathing, whispering, and making his own versions of ocean sounds.
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Let me say that I vehemently disagree with the whispering campaign directed against Sen.
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" Tamir leaned over and in a low voice, almost whispering, said, "You are innocent.
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The whispering has already begun: she might one day be a Supreme Court nominee.
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No one laughed, and there was a lot of hushed whispering in the room.
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I'm glad he also grew up with a vigilant parent who insisted on helmets and kneepads and safety goggles and sunscreen — a yen for adventure whispering in one ear; a sober respect for 53,000 pounds of barreling Yukon whispering in the other.
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That's the problem with hearsay is that it's a whisper down the lane situation and if some of the people that are doing the whispering are predisposed to not like President Trump then what they're whispering down the lane becomes even more distorted.
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Depending on the direction of the speakers and where you're standing in the darkness, Jónsi's breathing and whispering are far away and barely audible but then suddenly right beside you — a disembodied friend, lover, or stranger at your shoulder, whispering into your ear.
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It appears that the same someone who has been whispering in old Marco's ear too.
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Then there's automated laser phishing, a tactic Ovadya notes security researchers are already whispering about.
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In order to avoid whispering and influence-peddling, the appointment was kept secret until 2015.
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People in Chicago's Humboldt Park neighborhood had been whispering for years about Detective Reynaldo Guevara.
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We were whispering: 'Maybe this is the last salary we'll collect under Daesh (Islamic State).
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If people were going to talk about him, he said, he'd rather they were whispering.
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I'll just be over here, clutching my coffee and whispering, "I'll never let you go."
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They took turns holding his hands, hugging and kissing him, and whispering in his ear.
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He's probably whispering treacherous words about Jon into Sansa's ear — but is she buying it?
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He then grabbed her and gave her a hug, whispering as He wiped back tears.
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Many people have made full-time careers on YouTube creating bizarre whispering or repeated actions.
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He was emotionless, briefly whispering with his attorney, with a plain expression on his face.
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It appears that "same someone has been whispering in old Marco's ear, too," Christie said.
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Knicks president Phil Jackson hasn't exactly been whispering sweet nothings about Carmelo Anthony this season.
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There was that voice in the back of everyone's head whispering, What did you expect?
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Ever since, people passing the property have reported hearing moans and whispering coming from within.
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Photos of the couple at the event show them laughing and whispering to each other.
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He would continue to hum along with Darline's song, and keep whispering in Paris's ear.
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I whisper because I am a bad singer, because I like hearing other people whispering.
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The one called "Gentle Whispering" features a lady with a soft voice and brushing sounds.
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And public shaming — also common on university campuses — frequently leads to perpetual silence, or whispering.
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Strategists for Mr. Biden's rivals are already whispering about whether he has lost a step.
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Fans started whispering almost immediately after the Red Wedding capped Game of Thrones' third season.
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Talbot told Le Caplain that it almost seemed like Aayla was "whispering secrets" to Stanley.
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This week, lawmakers have been overheard whispering in the halls about who could be next.
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"He's whispering," the commissioner said of Detective Veve, recalling how irreversible his injuries first appeared.
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I was in middle school when Taylor Swift began whispering fairy tales in my ear.
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He taps in the number and walks away from us, half whispering into the phone.
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I actually now think that maybe it's going to be something whispering in your ear.
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The Hat had a memory of people orbiting him, clasping and bending and whispering conspiratorially.
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But it was this fundamental moment when I was at St. Paul's Cathedral with my father when I was eight years old, I went to the Whispering Gallery and we had this kind of bizarre, magical conversation by whispering along the curvature of the walls.
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" Chad Michael Murray confirms he is ripped Edgar Evernever shirtlessly whispering, "Does that satisfy you, Betty?
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Or, maybe it wasn't a kiss and he's whispering "Your publicist or mine?" into her ear.
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"Guys are even whispering we wouldn't have wanted it any other way," quarterback Cam Newton said.
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The officers then proceed to search the suite room by room, whispering instructions as they proceed.
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The soundtrack sometimes clears to reveal the woman's voice whispering an almost inaudible prayer in Portuguese.
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"I'm supposed to act like I didn't know Kenya was coming," RHOA editors captioned Bailey whispering.
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As you wander through, you'll hear characters talking and whispering, revealing the bones of a story.
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Murkowski seemed pained as she revealed her vote on Friday, whispering "no" and looking straight ahead.
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"Whispering Sea" is the oldest song, the first song I ever wrote, and that's Jack's favorite.
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Oooh, here it comes, they're getting in bed, whispering each other's names, kissing and...that's it.
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This pathway seems to be additionally sensitive and responsive to ASMR triggers, like whispering, he says.
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Ever see those videos where he is doing the massages and the whispering to young women?
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As I recovered at home, color started slowly creeping back into my life, whispering around corners.
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During dinner, it was like America's least favorite chiropractor was whispering banal platitudes to a corpse.
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Harry, Ron, and Hermione are ignoring their classwork and whispering intensely about the upcoming Yule Ball.
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I'll sit on my stoop until dark, whispering "Voldemort was right," at anyone who walks by.
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" He starts guffawing again, before whispering half-kidding, "so please help me to get another one.
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I passed couples whispering on park benches, and a grandmother following a toddler across fresh asphalt.
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" An earlier version of this article misspelled the surname of an actress in "The Whispering Star.
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MAUNA KEA, Hawaii — Little lives up here except whispering hopes and a little bug called Wekiu.
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At first, these monologues glow with a hopeful trust, though you might detect a whispering fretfulness.
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Can you tell me more about the dark ominous whispering voices being played throughout the exhibition?
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This guy comes to the glass and starts whispering to me through the little speaker-hole.
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We spent nearly 12 hours together lately, Perel's cat-nippy French-accent whispering in my ear.
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They're whispering and then there are people coming around and they dress differently than other families.
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A pair of parentheses is the sound of a text leaning over and whispering to us.
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You want Jared Leto creepily whispering "Happy birthday" to a newly born, goo-covered replicant girl?
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The repetition, the lulling rhythms, the touch of mystery (who is the old lady whispering hush?).
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Sober and penitent, she's almost catatonic, whispering as if afraid to wake up the internal demons.
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Whispering (and shouting) campaign Ernst's misgivings were nothing like the fireworks that went off when Sen.
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"If you can hear me, Abbie, if you're in there, give me a sign," she kept whispering.
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From quivering in fear to whispering "Maaariiioooooo," each moment with this unlikely hero is endearing and immersive.
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He looks like he was distracted by someone whispering his name and Merkel just grabbed his hand.
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Once Walden got into my head, I heard its liberatory message whispering to me from every corner.
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They're having sex, and Sara is whispering lewd, lewd things no mother should ever have to hear.
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Inside the event, the pair looked super cute and cuddly, smiling and whispering together during the show.
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And why are the young fraternal twins spending so much time whispering secrets to that billy goat?
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Body camera video showed police approaching the house with flashlights, whispering to each other in the dark.
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Pretty fitting Jamie was whispering sweet nothings to Katie while Jay-Z's "Excuse Me Miss" was blaring.
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Somewhere in a dark tower, Kanye is looking at Cam Newton's pants & whispering to himself "...soon." pic.twitter.
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So there isn’t that people whispering behind their hands 'you know they met on Tinder.
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At times, she rapped like she was talking on the phone with a crush, giggling and whispering.
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Inside, the girls are whispering, laughing, and sipping cans of Pepsi while waiting for class to begin.
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I don't think any amount of individuals whispering in either guy's ear is going to solve it.
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" The others are nudging Jade now, whispering for her to tell me about something called "Woman's World.
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"I think the [ISIS] folks whispering in his ear was a big part of it," Hughes said.
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The rosé flavoring comes from Whispering Angel wine, though the alcohol burns off during the cooking process.
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But people are whispering things to search engines that they might never say to a real human.
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Her mouth is usually open, as if she saying something — whispering or yelling — that we cannot understand.
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Jane Montgomery of Washington, D.C., reported that she loved drinking a Whispering Angel rosé from Château d'Esclans.
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Scores of videos are available online featuring people whispering, fingernails scratching terrycloth, and hands stretching Play-Doh.
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" The two table tennis players conferred for a moment, whispering back and forth to each other. "Yes.
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She resembled any other teenager, shopping for casual wear and whispering into nooks of Grand Central Terminal.
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Envoy Technologies, which operates the program, declined to share usage rates for the cars at Whispering Pines.
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Officers in the house were whispering because they didn't want the shooter to hear them, he said.
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When Trump asked him what his secret was, Kissinger said, [whispering] 'I committed war crimes during Vietnam.
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This is the voice in your head whispering that it's "incredibly selfish" to attend your dream college.
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Does it like to lie in a hammock with the wind whispering sweet nothings in its ear?
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Ben Sasse could be seen whispering something to him on his way back in, and Graham smiled.
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The boxes and their contents live on, whispering of lost time to whoever next stumbles upon them.
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When buying used, think of your heart and brain as the two voices whispering in your ears.
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"Who is whispering in his ear about a supposed threat from Montenegro," he added, as an example.
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I opted for the first activity on the first result: the Whispering Gallery at St. Paul's Cathedral.
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So I feel relieved that he will not be whispering his policy prescriptions in the president's ear.
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Like a sort-of coffee-whispering Goldilocks, the team managed to find a mix that was just right.
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Everyone's whispering that the awe-inspiring turn in the weather is the presence of a person they've lost.
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One resident said that her son saw several clowns whispering together and "making strange noises" in the woods.
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There's a war coming, and Earth's only hope is the fish-whispering hero known as Aquaman (Jason Momoa).
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" Our pair of spare scissors calls to us from the bathroom drawer whispering, "It'll only take 5 minutes.
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Their PDA continued inside, as the pair remained cute and cuddly, smiling and whispering together throughout the show.
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Over the last few years, we've see more and more last-minute whispering and frantic strategizing at tribal.
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Even then, his political opponents were waging a whispering campaign about his affairs, especially as election day neared.
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The couple spends a moment whispering to each other, sharing a kiss, before he gets on one knee.
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How often have hidden players on the web influenced our behavior by shouting or whispering in our ears?
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Before Steve Bannon was whispering in President Trump's ear and founded Breitbart News, he was an aspiring filmmaker.
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" In the video, Hilaria, 34, is cuddling her newborn, whispering sweet words to him including, "Hi, beautiful boy.
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There's a reason why, throughout the Golden Globes, stars have been whispering her name like a prayer: Oprah.
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In a second photo, Scott is seen whispering in Jenner's ear as he drapes his arm around her.
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The couple slow danced for the crowd before sitting down, Mr. Harvey whispering and softly singing the lyrics.
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I bolted into the tent and zipped the mesh door closed, whispering frantically to Aimee, who shushed me.
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"It was like she had a megaphone and I was whispering," Mr. Ashton said ruefully in an interview.
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There may not be a lot of young javelin throwers on neighborhood fields whispering about their favorite Olympians.
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Gentle Whispering ASMR, for example, has done videos teaching viewers Russian, in Russian, and with her Russian accent.
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Dan and Dan are wise sesh gurus whispering sweet sesh nothings from the ghost of their own sesh.
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The whispering pipes belonged to Muhammad Ali, the towering, though visibly shaking, former heavyweight champion of the world.
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Maybe the same writer who plagiarized Michelle Obama for the convention speech was whispering into a hidden earpiece.
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" The mention of silence in "A Dreamer Who Studied Linguistics" is followed by singers whispering the word "silence.
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Let me tell you, it is never good news in the service industry when a guy starts whispering.
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Spend some months ordering takeout and avoiding parties where everyone is whispering about what they think you did.
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When audiences arrive at a secret location in Hell's Kitchen, they'll find women babbling, whispering, walking and rocking.
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Next to me, a graying ponytailed foreigner in a white seersucker suit was whispering to his blond girlfriend.
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Whispering: Sending my friends money on Venmo is just as much for me as it is for them.
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At peace talks, it was always Adams and McGuinness outside, whispering to each other away from prying ears.
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KW: Her bridal party whispering... "This is so embarrassing for her" is just the end of my life.
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Never mind that Trump and Vladimir Putin were already whispering sweet nothings to each other over the phone.
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Even eating sounds have A.S.M.R. devotees, especially if it involves chewing candy and whispering at the same time.
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So if you want to make YouTube videos of yourself whispering or methodically unwrapping something, there you go.
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It even reignited a whispering campaign among progressives that the 70-year-old justice is preparing to retire.
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And if it comes, Navarro will be one of those whispering to Trump to react with extreme force.
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I had a rosé at lunch with my girlfriend, we split a bottle of Whispering Angel, which is normal.
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"Effectively, they serve as whispering galleries both physically and metaphorically," Bolton said during a press preview of the exhibit.
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In Salford, Bertha creates a brand-new life for herself while whispering into the dreams of her new neighbors.
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Update 5/2, 11:14 AM ET: A reader named Roy has sent us a sample of Alexa whispering.
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She smiled and covered my eyes with a white strip of silky fabric before whispering gibberish in each ear.
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For six minutes, the kids weren't on their phones or whispering to each other, they were just paying attention.
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Off-stage, he was just as involved – whispering words of encouragement to cancer survivors before and after their segments.
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But he always relies on holding her hand or quietly whispering questions in her ear when he is confused.
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What had once been seen as preciously cute ("Oh, your child is ever so sensitive…") became worthy of whispering.
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A leading American politician has said aloud what many have been whispering: It's time to break up Big Tech.
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But one night in November, Ms. Wardlow awoke to a man holding a flashlight in her face, whispering angrily.
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Among Korea watchers, there's whispering about the probability of traffic accidents in a country with outdated roads and infrastructure.
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One can easily imagine Bannon whispering "Islamic terrorism" into one of the President's ears, and national security adviser Gen.
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This album is always whispering something in your ear Rojus looks outward where Music for the Uninvited looked inward.
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I did find, however, that speaking commands sotto voce — not whispering, but in a low register — worked just fine.
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He lays the horse on its back, stretching it, rubbing its tummy, and whispering sweet nothings into its ear.
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ASMR videos feature pleasant looking women gently tapping objects, and whispering mostly nonsense into hypersensitive microphones that amplify sounds.
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Obama: Joe, it's the medal of freedomBiden: *whispering* I'm gonna tell people I got it playing Mario Kart pic.twitter.
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Soft golden lighting is refracted from the coffered ceiling to illuminate whispering couples tucked into mint-green upholstered booths.
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At other times you hear her voice, whispering to other members of the crew or coaching an interview subject.
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Mr. McBurney suddenly seems to be standing right next to you, whispering and (oh, wow!) blowing into your ear.
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Fortune 500 companies like Google and Disney have paid more than $10,000 for horse whispering demonstrations for their employees.
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After the successful event, they started hosting corporate events with Grant's horse whispering demonstrations as part of the evening.
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When Grant asked me if I wanted to see a horse whispering demonstration, I didn't hesitate to say yes.
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The enemy of the Muslims Satan will do every whispering while you stare at the wall or the floor.
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Then there are conferences, field trips, cocktail hours and retreats, whispering co-workers, rolling eyes and sadly shaking heads.
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The climactic dream, which weirdly implicates Weevil and ends with dead Cervando whispering "I am God," is downright haunting.
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Lions slinking against jeep tires, with buffalo blood on their noses, the guides whispering and turning off the engines.
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Qandeel, with her kohl-rimmed eyes and whispering sexual soliloquies, challenged the age-old hierarchies of modern-day Pakistan.
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One night, Gibi stumbled across massage videos, which resulted in ASMR whispering videos showing up on her recommended page.
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We love sharing snacks, whispering to each other while staring at the screen, and theorizing the whole way home.
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Just before singing "Million Reasons," Gaga paid homage to Hollywood's #MeToo movement, whispering "Time's Up." Follow Noisey on Twitter.
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He reviewed the tape while we were at the pool and heard a voice whispering at 4:30 a.m.
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Whatever my neighbor or other people said, the little figure was whispering a message of inclusion directly to me.
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But after (and during) class, we'd huddle around the Marvel books, whispering heady 7- and 8-year-old philosophy.
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Senators settled into their telegenic gazes, steely but approachable, often whispering to one another as the witness held forth.
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The bearer can use the music box to then manipulate someone nearby by whispering their name into the box.
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Another woman, in a red sweater, ran her hand gently down her cat's back, whispering to it in German.
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"I felt embarrassed and ashamed, and I imagined everyone around me whispering about how 'irresponsible' we were," she continued.
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That led to the stuff toward the end of Season 1, at Wentworth Prison, impersonating Claire, whispering Claire's name.
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He said he hoped the protests remained peaceful, but that some are whispering that more aggressive action was needed.
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I remember Fred Talbot" — a fellow pitcher — "saying, 'You know, Bouton, taking notes like that is worse than whispering!
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" George Clooney is a Jim Cramerish investment-show host with Julia Roberts whispering in his ear in "Money Monster.
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Their stories spilled into the media after years of whispering that the radio host's behaviour towards women was creepy.
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The whispering wind and magical landscape that greet Fionn make it immediately clear that this island is not ordinary.
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That first night, Mateo was inconsolable as Caceres held him tight, whispering he was "with your mama," she said.
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His wife, Jane Sanders, broke the news to her husband by walking on stage and whispering into his ear.
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But Papa Poutine should be more careful about where he's whispering secrets because Archie hears him through a bathroom window.
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People have fretted for years that pedestrians, especially the visually impaired, won't be able to hear these whispering wonders approaching.
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Sugarfina, a luxury candy company, came out with Rosé All Day Bears, little pink gummies infused with Whispering Angel Rosé.
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Whatever Pompeo has been whispering into Trump's ear, it has not been a message to lay off the State Department.
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She was whispering, so the call took a while, B.T. said, and James came into the restroom at one point.
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The lawyer also argued that Germain could be heard whispering words to Potter in the background during calls with lawyers.
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The palace has its own billiards room, underground pool, outdoor pool, marble squash courts, a whispering gallery and numerous terraces.
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Put your phone on to record audio and you might capture someone – perhaps even yourself – whispering, swearing, or even weeping.
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I wouldn't say it swung in our direction, we made a fuck load of noise where everyone else was whispering.
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The bizarre videos often include someone whispering into a microphone and are said to give viewers a tingling, relaxing sensation.
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The indecipherable whispering that opens The Brood's entrance portrayed what fans knew of the secretive, late 90s vampire wrestling trio.
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A Japanese woman peers at you through a YouTube clip, whispering words in Japanese and English that are barely audible.
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Especially when so much is going on, everyone is constantly whispering, and people are always there, kind of listening in.
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You don't want someone coming up to you and whispering the line to you, and then you just echo it.
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What's more, triggers vary from person to person, although the most common include massage, hair-touching, whispering, scratching, and tapping.
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When her daughter first called to let her know about the shooting, she was whispering to avoid alerting the gunman.
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Just watch this video: *Look at their faces* and the whispering as Trump admonishes leaders over NATO financial obligations. pic.twitter.
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There are milestones and tombs, And puddles on the road, and you can just imagine the whispering of the cistern.
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In videos of committee hearings at the time, Wheeler is often seen whispering in Inhofe's ear and handing him paperwork.
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Jogging half a block to catch up with friends, I hear a whispering voice pushing me to just keep running.
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Little boys peeked out from second-story balconies dressed like miniature versions of the men, whispering "buenas" as I passed.
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Beyond the fear of being yanked out of my seat and made to polka, I'm gripped by some whispering dread.
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Think of them like ASMR, but without the lingering creepiness of women whispering as they massage you through a screen.
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Breathe in the timeless truths of nature itself and nature will reward you by whispering in your ear: Tom Brady.
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The company wants its whispering robot voice to be your go-to for everything in your day to day life.
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Whatever the voices whispering in her ear are saying, she does not let them sway her from what she believes.
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" Ms. Mathis' mother, Teresa Mathis, a semiretired nurse, said, "I can hear my husband right now whispering in my ear.
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Related: Freud Would Have Analyzed This Takeshi Murata's Melting Color Landscapes Whispering Pines 10 Is An Interactive Multimedia Pop-Opera
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But by the time Tyrion started whispering treason to Jon, the worst of the bloodshed may have been behind her.
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During my "at bats," he blurred the line between father and umpire by whispering, "swing," as the ball approached me.
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I love writers who take risks, break rules, don't succumb to the censoring voice whispering that it can't be done.
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"I was born in Brooklyn — haven't been back in a long while," she said, her voice hard and almost whispering.
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"Everyone was whispering and consoling everyone because a lot of people were really startled," Mr. Drew said in an interview.
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The whispering went beyond the Kim Jones-to-Versace rumors, which may be true but are largely presented as fact.
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In America's ruling Republican Party, you can criticize the president, or vote your conscience, if you're dying, retiring or whispering.
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" But by the end of the song, she breaks through the refrain, whispering in falsetto: "I have it, I have.
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Still, she can feel his chapped lips at her ears, her breasts, whispering things into her that she'll never forget.
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Barcelona, Spain: "Horse Whispering with an Equine Therapist", from $91 a personThis very unique experience is an animal lover's dream.
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People were taking his picture and whispering, "There he is," and they swarmed around him until he entered the marquee.
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A teacher can be heard whispering to her 25 students to stay down while her 911 call was still ringing.
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Château d'Esclans in Provence is a partner in this venture, and its popular rosé wines, including Whispering Angel, are featured.
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No, the male kangaroo wasn't whispering sweet nothings into her floppy ear, as she descended into the soft kangaroo afterlife.
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Clearly, some aide or somebody sitting behind Schiff saw what was happening on Twitter and started whispering in his ear.
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" I heard a woman speaking German, another speaking French and a third whispering loudly, "They have another shot at the deal.
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While Bannon has often been characterized as the shadowy adviser whispering things to Trump — "Trump's brain" — the truth is more complicated.
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Gentle Whispering ASMR has more than 872,000 subscribers, and her top five videos alone have amassed more than 47 million views.
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Their logic assumes a woman is incapable of making difficult decisions without the state whispering in her ear at every turn.
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Side note: What a prolonged and uncomfortable set of missions with this ghost elf supremacist whispering in your ear 24/7.
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In Paterno, we see these men whispering in hallways together and strategizing on the phone, all to avoid responsibility and scandal.
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Awet described how he hugged his four young children hard, whispering only to his weeping mother that he was leaving forever.
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What triggers this relaxing response varies for each person, but some common triggers are personal attention, tapping, whispering and mouth sounds.
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And later, after DiCaprio received his award, Winslet made a beeline for him, whispering into his ear as he laughed uproariously.
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The sensory experience has gained popularity on YouTube, which is filled with whispering videos and hands kneading slime (a personal favorite).
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But in a race that has been full of surprises, another potential race-shifting development has campaign handlers and observers whispering.
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The young women who approached us were laughing and whispering to one another when the bolder of the two stepped forward.
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The quiet strains of Phil Collins singing "Take Me Home" in the background are his inner voices whispering to us, friends.
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"I imagined people whispering, 'That's that girl who was raped,&apos" Stapley, now a 62-year-old grandmother, tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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The individual behind the camera can be heard repeatedly whispering "No" and "Don't do it" as the man approaches the bison.
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My body may not be a temple, but it's certainly seen a lot of men on their knees, whispering desperate prayers.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads There is whispering in the background here, or perhaps it's talking I can't make out.
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Holland sits right behind me, whispering in my ear about how excited she is that I'm about to witness this greatness.
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"My Willing Heart" was co-written with R&B's eminent loner Frank Ocean — Blake is almost whispering through the entire track.
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She's struggling to finish her second novel, as the voices in her head are whispering seven different endings for the book.
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In the docs, David also accuses Jennifer of shading him with an Instagram video where she's whispering about hate and jealousy.
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What is troubling for the Yankees is that Beltran is not the only one who has recently spent time whispering invocations.
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They got to watch a real-life gaucho do what gauchos do, which can truly only be described as horse-whispering.
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A man telling me he wanted to fuck me, whispering it into my ear, it was like a sip of whiskey.
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It makes sense that both "Love & Peace" and "The Whispering Star" were projects that Mr. Sono first thought of decades ago.
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Danielle Jonas and Sophie Turner were whispering into each others' ears while the Jonas Brothers accepted the award for best pop.
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After some lip-locking Kaia caressed Pete's head, whispering sweet nothings to him, which prompted him to give her another peck.
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He's followed the evidence presented closely, taking notes with his glasses on and whispering to his lawyers to discuss the action.
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Radio is the voice whispering in our ear, in the background of dinner, in an office, or while driving the car.
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In an interesting, if seemingly unimportant scene, we finally find out who has been whispering secrets to Varys all these years.
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I paid three visits to the Whispering Pines apartments, which was included in the service by Electrify America on Nov. 1.
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Ben Sasse (R-Neb.), who sat in the back room, whispering something and chuckling and putting his hands on Sasse's shoulders.
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Warped narratives form around candidates, often courtesy of whispering competitors, that have nothing to do with the quality of the work.
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"(I) can only read this in the voice of Robert Durst whispering into a hot mic," another user, Brandy Jensen, said.
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This could turn out to be the whispering of sweet nothings, or it could turn out to be a heady romance.
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"Whispering is the only way to go," Tanya said, referring to the technique of gently encouraging rather than bullying an animal.
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And if that requires kissing him, praising him, and whispering in his ear, he showed he was up to the task.
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"Whoever is whispering in the president's ear on this is giving him bad advice," said the former senior special operations officer.
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A chastened Mr. Christie is suddenly singing the tunnels' praises, whispering their urgency, or so he says, in President Trump's ear.
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But he has to have Steve Bannon whispering in his ear saying, 'Hey, stick with these ideas; these are winning ideas.
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Some are whispering in the hallways at State about who could be next to fill Pompeo's shoes, those two officials said.
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Still, she walked into her bathroom, whispering, No, as she grabbed the clippers, the razor, the rubbing alcohol, and a towel.
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Betty had poorly controlled paranoid schizophrenia, and often called the clinic agitated, alternately whispering and screaming about government agents stalking her.
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"You have the possibility of doing something much more intimate: doing it quietly, whispering, actually breathing," she said in an interview.
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But Robinson's strength lies in making moments of grandeur quiver with candlelit intimacy and turning screeching electronics into whispering bummer jams.
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He could be seen gesticulating and whispering at the elaborate display of tanks, soldiers on horseback and military jets flying overhead.
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But once we ditch the cords, we can look forward to a new generation of snappy sonic entertainment whispering in our ears.
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"Once there is no giggling and whispering, then we can talk about it and realize it's not something to be ashamed of."
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No whispering about your crushes either; there is no noise or talking allowed during the night as not to disturb the sloths.
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Beyoncé is heard whispering throughout the clip and the footage even features an appearance from model Chantelle Winnie (aka Winnie Harlow). 6.
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"I love you, baby brother," Vale can be heard whispering before leaning over to plant a gentle kiss on the new baby.
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"I'm mystified what I'm supposed to do," Lindsay said in court as Sandusky listened intently, occasionally whispering to co-counsel Andrew Salemme.
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" VERMONT WOMAN REVEALS HORRIFIC WILD PARSNIP BURNS IN WARNING ABOUT DANGEROUS PLANT She recalled her dad whispering, "Don&apost take my legs.
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When Bachman mentioned Weinstein's presence during her set, Stuckless was grateful that someone was acknowledging what the entire room was whispering about.
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Some loyalists are playing coy about their desire for a particular job, while others are whispering their names hoping to gain traction.
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I remember I went out to brunch with her and her friends, and someone was whispering, you know, Whose dad is that?
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His work reminds me that we are always whispering "Rosebud" under our breath, desiring many things but unable to have them all.
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Since the campaign, Ivanka Trump has assiduously cultivated an image as the voice of moderation, even liberalism, whispering in her father's ear.
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There's another of trumpeter Miles Davis whispering something into the ear of Steve McQueen that draws a mischievous smile from the actor.
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And I feel like now I'm just sort of whispering down the alley and handing the torch to kids who are younger.
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Prasad's team trained algorithms to detect the characteristically sibilant sounds of whispered speech to enable the whispering upgrade coming later this year.
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A survey found that the most common triggers for ASMR are whispering, personal attention, crisp sounds, slow movements, repetitive movements, and smiling.
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By "familiar," I mean that he was comfortable placing a plastic robot cockroach on my lower spine and whispering in your ear.
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It's like the show is sitting behind the wheel of a car that's not running and quietly whispering, "Vroom, vroom!" to itself.
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Those whispering in the ear of Trump about the legality of dashing or shrinking Bears Ears are uttering worse than alternative facts.
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The doctors had nothing to say, for once, though she could hear one whispering to another, It' s all the changes—moody.
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His mother was close by, whispering the correct answers to Jordan's questions and shouting at him each time he made a mistake.
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Wait until midnight, when the foxes are clattering outside, the January winds are whispering around the windowsill, and the streetlights are humming.
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You could hear people close by whispering to each other and occasionally to whoever was speaking, reminding members to face the camera.
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The company demonstrated how whispering a request – like "play a lullaby" – to Alexa would trigger the voice assistant to respond in kind.
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The porn star cradles the androgynous head while they do their thing, whispering sweet words into the binaural microphones in its ears.
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But if it is (or you've just always been curious about those odd whispering videos), check out our favorite relaxing options here.
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I'm gonna be here in the shadows, wearing a cape, and whispering something like "it's nearly time now" to nobody in particular.
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" Hob seemed beside himself and almost on the verge of tears for a few seconds before gathering himself and whispering, "It's easy.
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Because when someone is whispering something in your ear, there's no way to think your own thoughts or feel your own responses.
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The Starks and Targaryens have a number of special skills — warging, dragon-whispering — that could come in useful against a zombie army.
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For the ranch's corporate events, Grant has started to evolve the horse whispering process from a demonstration to more of a collaboration.
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Mr. Trump probably performed well enough to silence the 11-hour whispering campaign among Republicans about somehow ejecting him from the ticket.
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I saw her a couple times whispering into Mr. Reagan's ear the name of someone who was approaching he should have known.
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I don't remember disruptions in the classroom, other than occasionally passing notes or whispering to a friend seated at a nearby desk.
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Roll credits over an image of Laura whispering something into Cooper's ear in the Black Lodge, something we are not privy to.
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Not everyone sees a woman in her second or third trimester and immediately hears the green-eyed monster whispering in her ear.
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The GOP sources keeping track of the Mississippi whispering say the establishment favorite, should there be a Cochran vacancy, is former Gov.
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As camera panned to her, the woman reacted visibly whenever Madison was brought up: pulling faces, sneering, rolling her eyes, whispering viciously.
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And I can see myself starting to fade out, and I hear Axelrod whispering the fucking Kaddish quietly to himself, tears streaming.
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Mr. Liu's promotion will thrust him into international prominence after a career mostly spent whispering advice into the ears of China's leaders.
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"Can you see why some of us are whispering?" asks Roiphe in her Harper's piece, citing angry things Donegan has written online.
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The person I created on the internet shielded me from the slurs of promiscuity high school bullies kept whispering in my ear.
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Lopez traced the videos' popularity from a YouTube channel called Gentle Whispering — 1.6 million subscribers as of this writing — back to 2009.
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It gets awkward when they try to hide in the broom closet only to hear Melania say, [whispering] 'Get your own spot.
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"I would go to the beach in this giant balloon of a bathing suit, and hear people laughing and whispering," she said.
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He said he did not believe Ms. Patel's denials that she had orchestrated a whispering campaign against him with the news media.
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This way you can make out when someone is whispering, without getting your eardrums obliterated by an explosion in the next scene.
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For example, it will soon be able to detect when you're whispering, like if you're asking for a lullaby, and whisper back.
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Confession can also be conducted via an iPad, for those too hard of hearing to catch the words of a whispering priest.
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In this unfolding tragedy, Scaramucci is Horatio to Trump's Hamlet, scouring the shadows for plotters and whispering rumors of deceit and betrayal.
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But it would still be beneficial to have someone like Happer whispering in the president's ear on the importance of basic research.
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His partner, a woman with knives crisscrossed in her hair bun, leans on him, close enough to be whispering in his ear.
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Without it, we simply have a government of know-nothings -- advising a President desperately in need of better angels whispering in his ear.
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Matching in nave blue ensembles, the actresses had a blast, often whispering to each other throughout the ceremony and lovingly embracing several times.
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And if the only thing stopping you is that little voice inside your head whispering, You'll miss your ponytail — we have the fix.
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That's another potentially powerful development, but it mostly surfaces via a couple of throwaway lines, and one joke about LeFou's Gaston-whispering talents.
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As I pushed through illusions and hacked my way through the minions of the foul raven god Valravn, I heard a familiar whispering.
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I should be whispering this into your ear but instead I'm writing it on Instagram as you lay 2 feet away from me.
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The fact is that people appreciate content that resonates with them, and the internet appeals to so much long-tail content: unboxing, whispering.
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Amma's final smirk after whispering, "Don't tell Mama," as Camille gapes at her like she's seen a ghost, sent shivers down my spine.
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The woman in the blue dress leaned in close to the sheriff of Sweetwater, whispering something into his ear — and he suddenly froze.
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All three lived in the "quiet, friendly" Whispering Palms Apartments complex, with Williams and Johnson reportedly living in the apartment above the suspect's.
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Even if you aren't into ASMR, it is still Jake Gyllenhaal whispering sweet nothings into a microphone, which you hear through your headphones.
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The album feels intimate, like Taylor is whispering stories from her life and how she lives it into the ear of the listener.
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She is very good at whispering in your ear; she's good at embodying the itchiness of sitting in bed while suffering a crush.
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Placed in the center of a choral arrangement, voices emit from freestanding speakers, singing, speaking, whispering; interrupting each other- until they fall silent.
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He invited her to go in to the shower with him, allegedly whispering "I'll even let you have my babies" in her ear.
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"I pray I catch you whispering, I pray you catch me listening," she sings, hoping for concrete evidence & an opportunity to confront him.
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Their victims get threatened, beaten, harassed, and shot, the camera lingering on teary faces, eyes rolling in trapped terror, and lips whispering prayers.
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The chamber was silent, with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell whispering to an aide, standing up and appearing like he would speak. Sen.
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Meanwhile, Littlefinger's been whispering vague yet dire warnings into Sansa's ear for some time, as he also failed to take his own advice.
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Some on Capitol Hill are even whispering about the viability of Trump's presidency; a couple Republicans have joined Democrats in openly discussing impeachment.
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Perry, 31, was all smiles as Bloom, 39, lovingly leaned in close to the singer, whispering in her ear and kissing her cheek.
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Like, people are trying to say the right things online and then whispering how they really feel to their friends in dark rooms.
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These calming clips on YouTube aim to give listeners "brain tingles" through various visual and auditory techniques such as whispering, scratching, and tapping.
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One ETF industry insider told me that at recent conferences, smart beta competitors could be heard whispering about this Goldman Sachs fee approach.
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"This is just putting on the Internet what's been going on forever—women whispering about bad experiences they've had within companies," she said.
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A balloon arch by Balloon and Paper kept in with the festive theme, as well as bottles of rosé by The Whispering Angel.
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The reason ASMR exists in the capacity it does today is because of Gentle Whispering ASMR, who used to go by Maria GentleWhispering.
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His seasons last an entire semester, enough time for whispering roommates and screenshotted texts to rip players apart and ruin real-world friendships.
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You study Korean, whispering, Murorŭda , murorŭda , meaning, literally, Water rises , but really meaning to improve or to rise in sap , in springtime trees.
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I spent hours kissing, fucking, holding others' hands while they masturbated, whispering things into strange ears, sharing moments lost but for my memories.
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Animation fans have been whispering about Only Yesterday for years, passing around bootlegs, but they're only just now enjoying easy access to it.
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There's some lady whispering about weird shit, a dude carving wood, crunching noises on a hike, and what's supposed to be soothing rainfall.
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The narration has a kind of cosmic consciousness, entering the world of the characters, the whispering pine trees, the falling dusk, the soil.
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The Daily Voice, a local news website, reported that Ms. Amico made the remarks after having asked students to stop whispering in Spanish.
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Principled disagreement is so easily mistaken for provocation that it becomes easier, if you're not inclined to howl, to not even bother whispering.
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Whether explaining his dastardly plans to the audience or whispering sweet poison into Othello's ear, this Iago's manner is usually jocular and expository.
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His soft denunciations of hate ring hollow when he has white nationalist advisers like Steve Bannon and Stephen Miller whispering in his ear.
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We decided that Lexi's middle name would be Syd, a name that carries her grandfather into the present by whispering his enduring presence.
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There is an obvious racial dimension to their conflict, though "Fist Fight" tiptoes around it, winking and whispering, with typical big-studio timidity.
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"In the dark, I practice whispering 'Dee-troit' and trying to get my mouth to wrap around the word just right," Fabiola says.
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My husband keeps whispering about how cool this is so I also pick up a copy of the Gashlycrumb Tinies for him ($62.58).
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After a brief conversation, the aide went straight to her boss, whispering something to McConnell and then scribbling on a sheet of paper.
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The sign whispering the shop's existence is so inconspicuous that you would never notice it if you didn't already know it was there.
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His mother worked as a prompter in theaters, occupying a nook underneath the stage and whispering dialogue to actors who forgot their lines.
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If you watch the show (do you watch the show?), you often see the "pros" whispering to the contestants throughout the dance routine.
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Moreover, whoever is whispering in his ear about how to deal with Mexico has no clue, either, about how to deal with it.
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But there are other characters whispering in your ear, too, imploring you to keep pushing your parks to the absolute limit of ethical practices.
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When people think of rosé, they think of life in the French Riviera, St. Tropez, St. Barts, and the Hamptons, says Whispering Angel's Chevalier.
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"I really like her," he told Vanity Fair after a photo of him whispering in her ear at the Cannes Film Festival went viral.
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The teen audience was screaming at every song, applauding every cast entrance, whispering in-jokes to each other at all of their favorite lines.
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Lorelai whispering the question of how much time they have left nearly every 10 minutes is the only thing that breaks the deafening silence.
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No amount of port switching or cable switching or holding it really close to my face and whispering could get it to power on.
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Along with being a minister, author, composer, lyricist, organist, teacher, and child-whispering lion, for a moment Fred Rogers was also an art critic.
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Last year, Milich, a 43-year-old second-grade teacher at Whispering Wind Academy in Phoenix, posted a shot showing her $35,000 teaching salary.
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He's a sort of Henry Kissinger of Mordor, whispering into Talion's ear how his realpolitk worldview is the only way to see justice done.
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So they're at the Applebee's and she excuses herself to use the restroom and in the restroom, she calls the cops and she's whispering.
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"Hi guys, Chris Pratt here for another episode of 'What's My Snack?' and honestly it's pretty late and I'm so hungry," he says, whispering.
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It has a whispering, undulating beauty made more wondrous by the flight paths above it, and the world famous skyline on the distant horizon.
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In it, we hear what seems to be Denis O'Hare's voice gleefully whispering that he "found" it — what it is, we still don't know.
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Families huddled together in the terminal, whispering and peering at their phones but some only heard about the crash when journalists started to arrive.
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"Sometimes people watch me, but never adults, only kids," he said, adding that the attention never gets more serious than children whispering about him.
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Walking silently along a trail of sand in order to avoid making a noise, as the film portrays, Glover begins whispering about West's tweets.
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I have spent countless nights scrolling through the app, tears streaming down my face, cackling and whispering "Vine is the future" softly to myself.
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" Porter said she and her family were sitting at the pool when they noticed a woman "constantly watching us and whispering amongst her friends.
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Shane, nicknamed "The Whispering Giant," is modelled after the 520 class steam locomotive, which entered service on the South Australian Railways in November 1943.
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With Navarro whispering in Trump's ear, the world can expect a rocky road ahead as the United States pushes for a wider trade war.
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Hundreds of mourners gathered, whispering prayers for the 19 people gunned down there just two nights earlier, during the terror attacks of Nov. 13.
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It then shows Trump whispering into Epstein's ear and appearing to point at the women in attendance as the two men share a laugh.
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We tell him thank you, no, and we wait for him to run off before we start whispering our panic all over each other.
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The ad, which was funded by the Republican National Convention (RNC), featured a white woman whispering, "Harold, call me" before winking at the camera.
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" In another instance at the same airport, Ryan says he encountered two flight attendants whispering to one another before telling him, "You're somebody famous.
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Then he ruins everything by whispering something crude in her ear when they lean in for a hug at the end of the date.
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It's not like you had death whispering in your ear since you were a child, egging you on like a psychotic cheerleader (I hope).
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Jason Momoa's take on Aquaman, the fish-whispering king of the sea, was one of the few bright spots in 2017's Justice League.
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That's so much less offensive to me than someone coming over to me and whispering in my ear that they're in love with me.
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It wasn't until Wästberg departed for South Africa on a collegiate exchange program that he discovered a whispering internal monologue, edging him towards songwriting.
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Tough to tell, and Deschamps whispering in his ear on the way back to the bench seems to imply it might be the latter.
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LOS ANGELES — On the morning of his first day of school, when he was 7, Abiy Ahmed heard his mother whispering into his ears.
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Shortly after we turned to peeling and chopping, I noticed two cooks at the other end of the kitchen whispering excitedly to each other.
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Behind me, between whispering pine trees is a door to the blocked-up secret cave full of, well, some secret Swedish air force stuff.
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But deal makers have been whispering about how Broadcom and its C.E.O., Hock Tan, may have been laying the political groundwork for this deal.
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"There's a lot of people that are not whispering in my ear ... they're giving me the finger as I go by," Kasich told them.
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The shift has rankled members of the Writers Guild of America, which represents about 13,000 screenwriters and has been whispering about a potential strike.
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He's Trump's unabashed Iago, whispering sweet fictions about the magnitude of the "movement" that the president is leading and specifying how to feed it.
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How the Federal Reserve – I mean, you have people on the street whispering about how we might get a half point emergency rate cut.
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Later, the lawsuit charges, some members of the department "started whispering 'Black Lives Matter' while pumping their fists as they walked" past Sergeant Brown.
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The sound is a bit like someone whispering in your ear — you wouldn't want to listen to music on these, the Amazon folks admitted.
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In Sioux City, Iowa, I found myself whispering with my collaborators in a bustling cafe they'd assured me was friendly to liberals like us.
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Two vocalists — Alice Teyssier and Lucy Dhegrae, whispering, barely, through small megaphones — appeared, and the audience was beckoned into the center of the space.
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After 30 years of clandestine whispering about his alleged sexual harassment and assault, Hollywood is finally speaking out: Harvey Weinstein has no place here.
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From the immediate beginning of the record, you can feel a kind of metallic claustrophobia with loud percussive elements striking over a voice whispering out.
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The Thunder's building was so loud... I love golf, but I'm not out here trying to be a golf reporter whispering away from the hole.
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"He started whispering to me that it would be so hot for me to bone other guys, or go to a glory hole," she recalls.
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The anecdotes about Miss Delvey, who calls people "peasants" and is seen whispering "I'm so rich and pretty" to her own reflection, are unfortunately brilliant.
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A woman, whom Porter said she'd noticed "constantly watching us and whispering amongst her friends" from the time they arrived at the pool, approached them.
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Previously in my career, I always played it safe by locking down solid, hired employment, my inner voice/insecurity whispering, So, listen… love you, girl.
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But if a dead nun was whispering to you that your body carried the "stench of Satan," wouldn't that freak you out a little bit?
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Even Alexis Tsipras, who as Greece's prime minister is more used to taking instructions from Berlin than giving them, has been whispering into her ear.
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Opposed: The one that's full of history and humor and fantastic fodder for debate and also [whispering] doesn't have Jonathan Toews in the top 100?
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It is mostly frequented by New Delhi's politicians, lawyers, top civil servants and journalists – all the ingredients for a gossiping, plotting, whispering and tweeting elite.
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He made reckless and harmful disclosures and proclamations about the Clinton investigation while not whispering a word about the concurrent investigation into the Trump campaign.
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Seems even in the land of pasta and wine they've heard of Barack's baby whispering skills and it appears he hasn't lost his magic touch.
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Maybe they're rocking the same designer again as they jet off -- but something tells us they're whispering something hotter than fashion tips to each other.
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Her whispering voice, her powerful pipes, the way she even pronounced words like "cereal" or "booklet": It all shook me to my young impressionable core.
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Just hear that sweet boy Prompto whispering in your ear reminding you it's just as capable as a LOKTON LX-X1R and get to shooting.
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Children and parents and grandparents and friends and lovers, whispering and holding each other for what, as far as they knew, was the last time.
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The boys' story advances in clips that are shorter than thirty seconds; the couple are usually shot in closeup, whispering, gazing into each other's eyes.
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According to a law enacted in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, whispering in a church is illegal and is seen as disturbing the act of peaceful worship.
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However, while this law may technically still stand, it would take a particularly angry churchgoer to call the police on you for some quiet whispering.
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Horse whispering is a lesson in subtle communication, empathy, facing fears, and maintaining consistent boundaries, all of which can be applied to business and leadership.
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Maple ASMR whispering the entire script of the "Bee Movie" in 2016, at the time when the internet loved it most, is a great example.
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Up to this point, a characteristic Czernowin mood of tense expectancy has prevailed, with stretches of rustling and whispering interrupted by spasms of orchestral fury.
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So when he begins his latest project, the long-promised Thot Breaker, with an ad-lib whispering "catch up," it might be worth paying attention.
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When Karen sings the titular hook on "Always" six times, it feels as though she's whispering her vows to you while maintaining burning eye contact.
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ASMR, which stands for Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response, is a tingling sensation in the body caused by audio and visual triggers like tapping or whispering.
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Would people on the parade route be whispering about whether I was on the wrong float, or questioning how I'd managed to take the crown?
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But as ugly as the intellectual environment is online, if people are truly whispering their discomfort with #MeToo, why are they so easy to hear?
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President Donald Trump threatened the destruction of North Korea in a speech to the United Nations Tuesday, leaving the audience of delegates whispering in shock.
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"It could be a big day," she said to Dee as she put on her Waffle House apron, whispering so she didn't wake the kids.
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As they glided across the ice in whispering strokes, it seemed as if they were no longer skating in an arena, but on a pond.
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Surrounded by a sea of bikers, young couples floated on two wheels, one steering and the other on the crossbar, whispering into each other's ears.
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Some birds have what researchers call a "quiet song," which is their version of whispering, used to communicate something they don't want others to hear.
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Tim Scott of South Carolina and Ben Sasse of Nebraska dug into Sasse's stash of jaw breakers, while whispering to each other and trading notes.
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The ad featured actress Zoe Kravitz whispering softly into a microphone, tapping her nails against the bottle, all to get us to buy some beer.
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"Her last moment was spent with her No. 1 cheerleader, her mother, holding her hand and whispering in her ear how much she loved her."
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Rivals quickly came to view him as a Rasputin-like figure, whispering in LaPierre's ear and billing the N.R.A. into oblivion, but he moved forward.
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Sleep and Relax ASMR If whispering doesn't do it for yah, this podcast's library boasts a much wider variety of ASMR triggers, including ambient noises.
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"I knew he was moved when I saw him in the darkness whispering along to Jane's lines, tears streaming," Mr. Hayter-Menzies said by phone.
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Whether or not Bolton advises Trump, the U.S. president still has many voices whispering in his ear about strategy and policies regarding the Middle East.
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Republicans on Capitol Hill had been whispering all week about whether Van Drew might join their ranks — some senior Republicans had even encouraged the move.
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Of course Hollywood has its reasons, like using one hairdo on all shows for continuity, but really, why is whispering so loud but nobody hiccups?
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I am not a gambler, but I remember as a child hearing my grandfather whispering in the phone as he made bets on horse racing.
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Along with being (besides much else) a minister, author, composer, lyricist, organist, teacher, and child-whispering lion, for the moment he was also an art critic.
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" Brock J honestly did not like it, and it doesn't seem like he's part of an anti-tourist whispering campaign like Michael and Lisa: "Awful beach.
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" After some muffled whispering between the cast to determine what would and wouldn't be a spoiler, Gatiss — who portrays Sherlock's brother Mycroft — landed on, "Oh Sherlock.
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At the short hearing, alleged shooter Adam Purinton, 51, sat quietly, wearing an orange jumpsuit and looking haggard, his hair scraggly, sometimes whispering to his attorney.
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Maury obsesses over the sexual nature of anything from hanging bathing suits to cat clocks, whispering filthy nothings into Andrew's ear to encourage him to masturbate.
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Tasha: Tyrion whispering "Run, you fool" to Jaime from a safe vantage point above the battle was the most poignant moment in this show for me.
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After a few hours have passed, you've become an expert in the world, and all without cumbrous tutorials or invasive fairies whispering tips in your ear.
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In the chandeliered ballrooms of Bally's casino, Democrats spent the first two days of their meeting whispering in large part about Perez's appointments to the DNC.
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As ASMR videos have sped across the internet, artists have started making their own versions, inducing shivers with soft sounds like clacking, cracking, scratching, and whispering.
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Yeah, whispering the word "swag" and chatting about fondue isn't exactly on par with "Sorry" but seriously, even before this album he had serious pop credentials.
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The "Formation" singer — who showed off her growing baby bump in her form-fitting red sequined gown — was spotted whispering into her husband's ear and giggling.
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When the sky goes dark before you've finished your daily grind and gotten a chance to relax, an irresistible little voice starts whispering in your ear.
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By contrast, her husband has been visibly restless throughout, looking around, scratching and whispering to a sometime associate, who is also a defendant in the case.
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But why has it taken almost a year to officially announce what everyone in the industry has known and been whispering about for months and months?
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"I knew he and his neighbors were having difficulties because he was complaining about the noise," Whispering Pines resident Freddie Delgado, 52, told the Bay Times.
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So alas, the claim is unsubstantiated, lovely though it is to think of Gomez and Tesfaye whispering romantic confessions to one another on a red carpet.
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When the dust settled after the financial crisis in 2008, there was some whispering privately that low-income Americans, who just didn't know better, had overreached.
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Click on to see the pieces that got the crowds whispering, iPhone cameras snapping, and our style-focused minds wondering which we'll be trying out first.
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On set the next morning, Bette is essentially co-directing, whispering in Bob's ear as Joan performs, then expressing her desire to cut the scene altogether.
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There were 17 contestants for this year's White House tree, and the owners of the Whispering Pines Tree Farm say they were honored to be chosen.
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One woman filed a report with the sheriff because her son saw "clowns in the woods whispering and making strange noises," according to the incident report.
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And now, some of them even whispering, they're ready to throw in for Hillary over Trump because they can't afford to see the status quo go.
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The family members, for their part, installed microphone detectors, jammers, and scanners but were often reduced to whispering and using sign language in their own homes.
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It already has the world's largest teahouse, mainly Chinese-financed and mostly empty; and an immense national library—sadly devoid of books, according to whispering sceptics.
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The other skeleton has their hands pressed together at the heart, as if they've just finished a yoga session and are whispering "Namaste" to their instructor.
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Kadyrov believes "someone is whispering bad things to the president, trying to persuade him to replace the boss in Chechnya," Shulman wrote in Russia's Slon magazine.
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Many top executives had departed the Trump Organization, and those who remained were often huddled in closed-door meetings with bankers and whispering worriedly among themselves.
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The president is famous for his baby-whispering ability — he's been caught with kids so many times that there's an entire Tumblr devoted to documenting it.
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W.'s forces fought John McCain in the Republican primary by whispering that the war hero had snakes in his head from his years of torture.
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Ms. Victor had been whispering, hissing and tisking in a spill of sibilant percussion while Ms. Melford improvised freely across the keyboard, moving in all directions.
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But 2200 years ago, vast swaths of the United States featured only the sounds of chirping birds, thundering waterfalls, croaking frogs, or wind whispering through trees.
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And Caroline's rare moments of stricken, wondering silence — when self-knowledge seems to be whispering in her ear — are the production's most poignant, and the funniest.
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Wilder was also able to shed light on the enduring mystery of what the fighters are whispering to each other in the moments after a fight.
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Around the time when Allen found SteadyHealth, there were, by one count, 12 whispering channels on YouTube; three years later, that number had more than tripled.
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"My time whispering in the ears of kings has come to an end," she said, before mentioning she was heading to Volantis before returning once more.
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Whether you admit it or not, your 13-year-old self is still living somewhere inside you like a feral demon-child whispering in the dark.
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Before Biden entered the race last year, some rivals were quietly whispering about the bad optics of his son getting lucrative contracts based on family connections.
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"You're not going to have so many people coming in, making end-runs or dropping ideas on the president's desk, or whispering to him," he said.
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I read the e-mails at the office, whispering "I'm in such trouble" so loudly that a colleague later asked what I was in trouble about.
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And it was told in intimate, confessional first-person that made Ponyboy feel as though he were there in the reader's head, whispering all his secrets.
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"Yeah, just imagine a camera on [Ali] and a camera on [Michelle] and me with the headphones, [whispering] yeah, we got it," she says with a laugh.
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"Wow!" came from all over the room, along with a few unprintable expletives said in stunned appreciation, the crowd's excited whispering and laughing bouncing across the theater.
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The tabloid also ran a series of extremely creepy paparazzi shots of Malia drinking Whispering Angel rosé and what appears to be a cocktail while relaxing poolside.
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With all learning at our fingertips we would be augmented, like a politician with aides at every turn whispering details of the personages at a diplomatic dinner.
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Moreover, Trump has done all these things not in the time-hallowed Bush family manner of starting whispering campaigns, but out in the open, publicly and brutally.
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Kira, who is coloring in the same room, gets irritated by their constant whispering — a part of her larger frustration of being kept out of the loop.
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"Lyanna starts by whispering 'His name is,' and then what follows appears to be a three syllable word that appears to start with a J," wrote sparkledavisjr.
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"Last night some girl came running up to me whispering 'please pretend to be my friend this man has been following me for 6 blocks,'" Rich tweeted.
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"[Rihanna] was rooting for LeBron the whole game, and finally I got irritated and I said (whispering), 'I am the owner of the Warriors,'" Joe Lacob said.
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Lauren Dix is whispering into her phone in the dressing room of a Madewell — politely, so that her neighbors in the next stalls won't get weirded out.
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The ball veered into the sky with an insane amount of draw, only to line up cleanly along the pin, almost whispering its way to an albatross.
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The chamber was silent during this moment, with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell whispering to an aide, standing up and appearing as if he would speak. Sen.
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From Tiffany Young whispering "Listen boy, my first love story" to the candy-colored jeans that started a fashion craze, this is an explosion of mischievous fun.
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Another comment was that the angels were whispering everything she needed to know so that she could overcome all the earthly obstacles that may come her way.
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And really what's more absurd than one of our generation's most famously euphoric celebrities whispering about her hit songs while rubbing a gray blanket on a microphone?
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As I walked up, that whispering—it turns out, a multichannel spoken-word piece by the Norwegian artist Ann Lislegaard—morphed into sounds more wonderful and strange.
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And in the background every day has been the whispering of an unavoidable question: Could these be Durant's final days in the team's blue and orange uniform?
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Definitely adds to the intimacy of the song because it feels as if someone is next to you, and then the added whispering enhances it even more.
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When I'm going to a crowded place, I usually get drunk, or if that's not an option, I end up whispering to a dog who isn't there.
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In fact, if this were 1997, a more bellicose time at Microsoft, people inside the company would be whispering that the new application was a Slack killer.
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Whispering into somebody's ear is way more personal—you actually have a one-on-one audience, so I think guys are interested in that part of it.
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K. Chesterton, "Lepanto" There ain't nothing like being in the corner, and the trainer is whispering in your ear and another guy is putting in your mouthpiece.
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His character — referred to as Tigrero aloud and Loco in the subtitles — is a whispering sociopath and a symbol of the Darwinian brutality that governs Snow Hill.
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He was a bit wild-looking—compared to those of us in suits and ties—and was animatedly whispering to his attorney, whom he had just met.
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As couples move from whispering sweet nothings to mounting strategic wedding-planning campaigns, their minds and inboxes will be deluged with checklists and countdowns, vendors and venues.
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"Response" was just to say that it was not a constant state; it happened in reaction to a set of stimuli, like whispering, gum chewing and tapping.
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It is hard to look at anything when you feel as if someone is whispering not-so-softly in your ear, making sure you get the point.
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More than mere accompanists, these players are participants in the drama, following the singer across the platforms with their instruments, and often whispering their own indistinct phrases.
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Now he could fully turn toward the projects that had been whispering in his ear during all these months of writers' rooms and outlining and script writing.
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" The narrator, similarly, notes "the language of the dance whispering its magic words," or he states: "I've come to believe in the total mutability of the self.
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What executives are whispering about: Whether Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who has led the arrests of Saudi royals, plans to seize Prince Alwaleed's Rotana entertainment company.
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During the parade, he could be seen gesticulating and whispering to Mr. Macron at the elaborate display of tanks, soldiers on horseback and military jets flying overhead.
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However, Clinton's insinuation that Gabbard may be an unwitting Russian asset voiced a concern that some party insiders have been whispering about in private for some time.
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We hear a voice (sponsored by Weight Watchers and Revlon and Planet Fitness and Jenny Craig) whispering This can be yours, if you just work hard enough.
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New computer programs went one way, and data — including scratchy photos of new landscapes and the whispering moans of interplanetary plasma fields — came back the other way.
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Whether we're watching crayons getting crushed by a hydraulic press or subscribing to listening to gentle whispering ASMR, people are constantly turning to online videos for catharsis.
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Navajo oral culture was a rope that stretched thousands of years, tales passing from ancestors to grandparents to a mother whispering to a baby in her womb.
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And Cohen told Congress that he believed he had heard Trump Jr. whispering to his father about the Trump Tower meeting in the days leading up to it.
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One woman said her son reported seeing clowns "whispering" and trying to lure him into the woods and, later, saw clowns in the same area flashing green lights.
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But a patent filed by Apple and made public today suggests Siri may someday detect when you're whispering at it, and in turn know when to whisper back.
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As depicted on the hit Netflix series The Crown, whispering courtiers – along with Elizabeth's father King George VI – had reservations about Philip Mountbatten, a young, dashing naval officer.
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But the full video is worth watching to see everyone else's reaction *Look at their faces* and the whispering as Trump admonishes leaders over NATO financial obligations. pic.twitter.
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French brands like Whispering Angel began marketing their traditional unsweet rosés to Americans, transforming the coral-colored liquid from an object of derision into an aspirational status symbol.
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Several Cabinet members -- including Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen -- are being targeted by whispering campaigns, leaks and speculation about their fates as trial balloons float about possible replacements.
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Unlike the number of marbles on a table -- or whether scientists hid a whispering voice in some TV "snow" (tests which have an objective answer) -- in Yanny vs.
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Or a whole series of heaven-can-wait white at Zero + Maria Cornejo made from sustainable fabrics cut to slip softly around the body, just whispering the point.
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I tiptoed out the door, whispering to my husband that I needed to make calls and leaving him to attend the rest of the back-to-school sessions.
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We will be like this all night, whispering our special brand of kindness at each other, so pull up some chairs and put your heads in our asses.
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His portfolio of rosé wines, Garrus, Les Clans, Rock Angel and Whispering Angel, some in dramatic, oversize bottles, range in price from around $10 to more than $100.
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It wedged itself between us in restaurant booths, whispering anxious thoughts into my ear, encouraging me to overanalyze every single thing that happened during an otherwise fun night.
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Henry sings in tense, foreboding tones of killing the vermin that give the track its title, whispering with an startling self-possession as the song swells around him.
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"So many plants and trees were destroyed, but you can see they're all coming back," she added, pointing out the new growth on a stand of whispering pines.
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Your sister will tell you that she was crouched by her desk, choking back tears while whispering to the kids that they were doing such a good job.
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She gave shape to the early online community around ASMR, which now includes all sorts of things: whispering, scratching, gargling, using a hair dryer for hours on end.
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And I have been to temple in Paris and had another retailer spend half the night whispering loudly in my ear about the New York City school system.
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Already Republicans are whispering of a confirmation vote in mid-to-late October to make Democrats squirm as they attempt to remain publicly undecided for another two months.
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The mixes fuse a buffet of elements; WET's most popular upload to date, "Zaumne - Élévation," is an amalgam of pleasantries: falling rain, rustling leaves, a whispering voice, chimes.
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Among the biggest genres on Youtube, "autonomous sensory meridian response" videos usually involve people whispering, tapping on a glass, or even crunching on pickles straight from the jar.
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Yet a whispering ominousness pervades this story, couched in fretful speculations and evasive references to earlier events, that suggests any one of its central characters might eventually implode.
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A pair of university students with floppy hair and denim sat in the back corner, whispering during the speeches and snatching pastries from a nearby table during breaks.
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Nick and his three partners slowly sloshed through ankle-deep water, crouching at times to avoid hitting their heads and whispering as not to be detected from above.
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The Washington Post reported Tuesday that a list of possible successors is circulating in the whispering Republican class, headlined by McCain's wife, Cindy McCain, and former US Sen.
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There's a kind of fierceness to the rigor with which this book keeps itself whispering, to the way each restrained and understated sentence has been polished to glittering brightness.
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Soon, in her community and beyond, antifa activists could be heard whispering about a new comrade who was bringing real, and potentially actionable, data-gathering skills to the cause.
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"I bet a lot of those leaders around the table at the G-20 might be whispering to Donald Trump, 'Strike a hard bargain with the Chinese,'" Burns said.
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At the end of the episode, Tayshia stands next to Kirpa, whispering that, at the end of this show, it's just going to be the two of them left.
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If the actors suddenly turn around and they go somewhere else, without shouting at the cameraman or whispering in his ear, you have no control all of a sudden.
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There was no actual footage from upcoming episodes, just 60 seconds of Jordan Peele walking around the Mercedes-Benz Stadium, whispering ominously like some kind of ASMR Rod Serling.
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Feeling the heat from lawmakers, Green asked Richard Fuller from the ruling Conservative party not to stare at him and complained a whispering committee clerk was putting him off.
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Republicans have so far avoided even whispering about the possibility of using a congressional override of Trump's veto, which would require two-thirds support in both chambers of Congress.
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Shortly after Tobey Maguire and Jennifer Meyer announced their divorce, TMZ published photos of the actor whispering into Sofia Richie's ear at the club 1 OAK in West Hollywood.
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Some of the most powerful moments are the intimate scenes between Mary and her ladies in waiting, who dress and bathe her, whispering confessions and secrets in the dark.
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Every night John Legere stares at himself in the mirror for 15 minutes whispering "I'm not a regular telecom CEO I'm a cool telecom CEO" before going to bed.
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Mickey then went on to order nine pints, six different vodka-mixers, plus other drinks for his friends, who were standing behind him whispering their orders into his ear.
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Cernovich claims Clinton "freezes" during the speech and Madison, who he says is "clearly" not a regular member of the Secret Service, is whispering "hypnotic language" in her ear.
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French manufacturer Nexans priced a 250m five-year at 3.25% having pulled the deal a year ago when leads at the time were whispering it with a two handle.
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Twitter is the voice whispering sweet 140 characters in my ear: news, jokes, random thoughts and the president's tweets, a scrolling list of mash notes compiled expressly for me.
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We all huddled like scared geese by the coffee machine during the interval while David and Neil Armfield, our marvelous Australian director, were coiled in a corner whispering — recasting?
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With his birth, I have become a father to a living child and a spirit — one child on this side of the curtain, and another whispering from beneath it.
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The ranch has worked with Fortune 500 companies like Google, Disney, and Toyota for corporate events that cost upwards of $10,000 and feature horse whispering demonstrations by Grant Golliher.
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Phoenix appeared blindsided when the host shared an outtake from the set of "Joker" in which the actor is seen cussing out a crew member for whispering during filming.
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He was in there, whispering to people he knew well – Dick Schaap, Howard Cosell, Dave Anderson, Bingham — the mother wit, the intelligence that no I.Q. test could ever measure.
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Only one recording that was released came from inside the school, and it was made by someone who sounded like a male student whispering during the 40-second call.
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Then came Ms. Campbell's book with Taschen and a commercial for Beats, where she drove a Rolls-Royce Phantom with DJ Khaled while whispering sweet nothings in his ear.
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Will other bosses in the sector feel obligated to praise collective organizing out of one side of their mouths while whispering anti-union talking points out of the other?
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Replacing text articles are photo spreads of soundscapes from around the world, ranging from a burbling Hawaiian lava field to a whispering gallery created by India's Gol Gumbaz mausoleum.
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It was 6 in the morning and, for hours, she had been broadcasting herself softly scratching and whispering into her microphone for an ASMR stream with cozy piano music.
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Mr. Greitens, who is 44 and wore a navy suit and purple tie on Thursday, sat focused but nearly expressionless, paging through juror questionnaires and whispering with his lawyers.
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Call it the salary whisper network for getting paid, "except we're not whispering, we're yelling," said Claire Wasserman, the founder of a career development platform called Ladies Get Paid.
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"Stop the whispering, stop the corridor coups, stop trying to pressure an elected leader of the Labour Party to stand down without any vote or democracy," his spokesman said.
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You thought maybe a dip traveled a gentle slope, stocks trickling lower just a bit each day, all the while whispering, "Don't worry, everything's going to be fine," maybe?
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Sutton is getting used to picking up endorsements from whispering voters and those Sutton voters have distinct reasons for secrecy -- "I have too many Republican clients," said the businessman.
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When Ann Coulter unloads on Trump as a"shallow, lazy ignoramus," there is no need to guess what Democrats are saying publicly and Republicans are whispering in congressional cloakrooms.
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He arranged access to the second and third tiers, the balconies, after hours, up the hidden staircase, the two of us crouching and whispering along the inlaid walnut bookshelves.
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What is patriarchy, after all, but a con being run on all genders, whispering to both victims and beneficiaries that any suffering they experience is for their own good?
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When she is out with Ms. Jones at movies or plays, she has this annoying habit of turning to her friend and whispering precisely what's about to happen next.
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In late August, multiple school children in Greenville, South Carolina, reported seeing a group of scary clowns "whispering" and "making strange noises" at the edge of a local wood.
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The advent of 'conversational computing' is no exception, and manufacturers may want to look into this sort of hack before the inaudible whispering campaign against them starts up in earnest.
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The two looked comfortable showing PDA as they mingled with the rest of their group, with Felker keeping his arm around her and whispering in her ear at one point.
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Among the super-blooming wildflowers are bright yellow Parish's poppies, desert lilies, desert sunflowers, dune evening primrose, monkeyflower, whispering bells and the Little Gold poppy, according to the state park.
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Plus, any friends of his with big commercial real estate operations may likely already be in his ear, whispering about the potential loss of billions of square feet of space.
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Producer Richard Fischoff said that the actor would make comments about Streep's late boyfriend John Cazale, who had died earlier that year from cancer – even whispering remarks into her ear.
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I waited for one of the organizers to approach the microphone with whispering or tapping or maybe some of the mouth sounds a lot of people online like so much.
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For her solo exhibition The Dump Is Full of Images, artist Holly Hendry has produced a mechanized sculpture suited to this beautiful space, filling the room with whispering and whirring.
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It opens with a remake of "Whispering Sea," one of the first songs Ms. Lynn wrote, and ends with "Lay Me Down," a duet with Willie Nelson that contemplates mortality.
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I said hello, and I guess I thought that was the end of it until next thing I knew the flight attendant was talking to him, and they were whispering.
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There, Upton stuck to fresh juice at brunch — though supermodel pals Olivia Culpo, Christie Brinkley and Kate Bock, who were also in attendance, sipped on Whispering Angel and Barcelo cocktails.
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Contrast that with Infosys, an Indian technology firm, whose own retired founder succeeded in getting its boss to quit on August 18th, after a months-long whispering campaign (see article).
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Our sweaters are whispering to us from the bins beneath our beds, Starbucks is already serving Pumpkin Spice Lattes, and we're itching to get manicures in Lincoln Park After Dark.
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With Little Finger whispering in her ear, Sansa is realizing that she's more than a noble lady or wife — that she might be the leader Westeros needs if Jon isn't.
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The puzzles themselves are numbing mishmashes of flashing tiles, icons and feverish streams of binary, hints whispering through the madness, their inherent simplicity masked by the breath-taking visual chaos.
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The skateboard rumor mill had been whispering about the fate of Transworld magazine since early February, when the Enthusiast Network (TEN), which owned Transworld, was bought by American Media, Inc.
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In one of the most memorable sequences, Ledger points the camera at his own face as he wanders through a hallway, whispering improvised dialogue about a supervillain chasing after him.
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But public property code violation complaints in Baltimore County show that Kushner Cos.' properties, which have elegant names like Whispering Woods and Harbor Point Estates, have dozens of combined complaints.
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The text-to-speech service today is capable of things like whispering, speech marks, using a timbre effect, and dynamic range compression – all which make the voices sound more natural.
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We have in the palms of our hands the ability to speak to each other across time and space as though we were whispering to each other in our rooms.
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The Whispering Angel candy line features traditional "Rosé All Day Bears" and gummy buds titled "Yes Way Rosé Roses," each sold in small lucite cubes priced at $8.50 a pop.
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Since then, we've been all about the hot sauce in our bag and whispering "swag" throughout the day, patiently waiting for the rest of her new album to come out.
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But it's easier to slip into the fantasy of the digital stage, to get past the inner voice whispering that playing with a fake musical instrument is a little silly.
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Since then, we've been all about the hot sauce in our bag, whispering "swag" throughout the day, and patiently waiting for the rest of her new album to come out.
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I was in mid-sentence, whispering to my friend about how how tranquil the sound of the Tibetan singing bowl is, when a lady across from us turned to me.
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He was leaning forward and whispering some encouragement to her ... he was encouraging her about how to get through a day with lots of cameras and lots of folks watching.
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A Siri-enabled device like an iPhone or Apple Watch would measure an audio input's amplitude and frequency patterns to determine if a user is whispering, according to the filing.
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Family attorney Lee Merritt said during a news conference, per CBS News, that Jefferson heard the police officers "prowling and whispering" outside, and she went to the window to investigate.
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While the cameras were focused on the Jonas Brothers onstage, Kevin's wife Danielle Jonas and Joe's wife Sophie Turner were sitting closely and whispering to each other in the audience.
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She saves her most savage takedown for Tom, whom she literally dances with in front of the news media while quietly whispering in his ear all the dirt she has.
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Maybe I shouldn't have been surprised by the subtlety of something called "horse whispering," but I was blown away by Grant's understated yet somehow ultra-effective communication with the horse.
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Back in Brooklyn, he ran through the scene yet again, off-camera technical advisers whispering keystrokes ("typing, typing, mousepad, click, click, click, return … ") as he pecked at the salvaged laptop.
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Lingerie-clad women entice this Casanova by grazing a rose across his cheek or whispering what is probably something along the lines of "Yummy yummy mami horny" into his ear.
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Either way, it's obviously absurd—yet another example of the NFL pounding its gavel and screaming "I will have order!" because someone is whispering in the back of the courtroom.
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Because hey, even though a bottle of Whispering Angel may be tacky, there are still a lot of us out there who are down to split one with our BFFs.
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Why people willingly allowed themselves to derive some pleasure from Christina Aguilera being smushed into The Strokes, or The Ying Yang Twins whispering over "Bittersweet Symphony" we'll never really know.
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In "Judgement Day," the glories of Renaissance painting register as a counterpoint to the disarray; look at his protagonist's sidelong glance toward the cropped portrait whispering in his right ear.
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During the first wave of ASMR content on YouTube, which was typically identified less as ASMR, a relatively unknown phenomenon, and more as "whispering" and "relaxation" videos, she watched those.
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Then a hundred thousands of nozzles integrated within the surface of the sphere began whispering from the lower half of the room, blowing warm air jets directed toward the center.
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With "Formation's" hoarse whispering intro, Beyoncé Knowles Carter entered a new dimension, a realm where she's not only a force of pop music but also a driver of political conversation.
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Continuing a personal tradition, he devotes this track to the names of black people killed by law enforcement officers, whispering the roll call over lively strings and discomfited, irregular drumming.
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Certain senior aides, with business leaders whispering in their ears, are at odds with some health advisers about what restrictions are needed and how heavy the government's hand should be.
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Joni Ernst of Iowa and Tom Cotton of Arkansas — two rising GOP stars who are seated next to each other — were also repeatedly whispering and laughing quietly on the floor.
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If that may not be your cup of tea, you can try for other types of ASMR videos first; such as videos that use whispering and other sounds and visuals.
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He could be seen gesticulating and whispering to Mr. Macron as an array of jets thundered past, including one leaving trails in the colors of the French and American flags.
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Before it went private, the document gave women a place they could go to share things with one another that they'd been keeping to themselves or whispering about for years.
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"They're two minutes out," the lead security agent said over his shoulder, whispering a series of instructions to his team into the microphone clipped to the shirtsleeve at his wrist.
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In season three, Pennsatucky (Taryn Manning) got close to guard Coates (James McMenamin), but the burgeoning friendship turned sour when he raped her — all while whispering that he loved her.
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This year, Amazon announced that Alexa's deep neural networks would be updated so that it can understand a whispering person, ask smarter follow-up questions, and pick up new languages faster.
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One of the candidates for treasurer gives his speech, calling NU Hacks a cross between an authoritarian dictatorship and an anarchist collective, and meanwhile everyone's whispering; No Confidence is gaining momentum.
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"All the guardians of the swamp are already whispering in the ear of Republicans in the Congress and in the White House telling them not to keep their promises," DeMint said.
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"Paradise" hits in all the right places, with a coaxed out beat, airy melody, and whispering vocal line that haunts the entire track by calling out the five boroughs of NYC.
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At key points, Mija and Okja are seen whispering in each other's ears, and there's no question as to the fact that they understand each other despite being different species altogether.
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But then the weird part about "rubbing" comes back, and DJ Khaled starts whispering again, and he and Smith start shouting "you ain't NEVER had a friend" real loud, and— ahh!
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Or possibly those arms just demonstrated how her voice, the whispering or crying height of it and drop-jaw depth of it, seemed to pass any limit that people might imagine.
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Corporate-governance experts decried his method—notably a whispering campaign that suggested, but fell well short of proving, that Mr Sikka had profited from an acquisition Infosys made under his watch.
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Meanwhile, Claire has gone to Rose Hall in search of Young Ian, but is sent directly to Geillis when her stealth mission — whispering his name in the slave quarters — goes awry.
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"For decades, this intolerable, unacceptable behavior was the subject of whispering and now, we're shouting, and the shouting is being heard," says Daniel Medwed, a professor at Northeastern's School of Law.
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One parent at the complex said her son told her he saw clowns in the woods whispering and making strange noises, according an incident report from the Greenville County Sheriff's Office.
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I can't recall the first time I heard someone at Refinery29 whispering about The Baxter Project, but I do remember how delighted I was when I searched the hashtag on Instagram.
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It uses ASMR, autonomous sensory meridian response, which is a technique that uses various sounds, such as tapping on glass or whispering, to make people feel a calming or tingling sensation.
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It's not totally original: midway through, I remember leaning back in my chair and whispering, "Ohhh, so it's like Harsh Realm set inside Reign of Fire!" to no one in particular.
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The video above features the two of them sitting on the "H" of the Hollywood sign, whispering to each other while the vocals for "Lust For Life" play in the background.
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"He was trying to kiss her on the cheek, and she was blushing and trying to pull away, and he was pulling her close and whispering in her ear," Ramsey said.
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It's about guilt and depression, and though this performance doesn't include the minute-long outro of Staples whispering "sometimes I feel like giving up" nearly 15 times, it's just as haunting.
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Tory Lanez might be best known for his penchant for sampling songs from the late 90s and early aughts on his Chixtape mixtape series, which makes his experimentation with whispering expected.
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Rand Paul, at best, is whispering in Trump's ear for the greater good on issues like criminal justice, at worst flattering him because he knows it's the only game in town.
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His colleagues at the police department were whispering "Black Lives Matter" while pumping their fists as they walked past him and his police chief referred to him as "Kunta," he said.
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Gentle Whispering ASMR was the first channel to surpass 1 million subscribers, but ASMR Darling was close behind – a major accomplishment, since her channel first started posting only three years ago.
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All that moors Vivian to the world is her 17-year-old sister, Audra, who calms her by stroking her hair and whispering "Klickitat," the street Beverly Cleary's Ramona lived on.
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Grand Central Terminal: Crossroads of a Million Private Lives (Sunday) This tour examines Grand Central Terminal inside and out, from the stonework on its facade to the so-called whispering arch.
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But for whatever it's worth, the godfather of the "dark enlightenment" is on the record as saying that he's not whispering into the ear of the president's most trusted adviser. Reassured?
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In other words, an advocacy group pushing for the creation of an as-of-yet nonexistent government agency has the ear of the White House — and it's whispering some troubling stuff.
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Throughout the evening, Cristina Vidal follows five actors around a nearly empty stage with a script, whispering her memories of 40 years in the prompter's box for the performers to declaim.
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Farage claims he was whispering in Trump's ear during the interview: Trump's quotes dropped while he was posing for photos with May at Blenheim Palace, the ancestral home of Winston Churchill.
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The low-speed autonomous shuttles currently whispering their way around a handful of downtown areas and campuses across the country are among the first real-world tests of self-driving technology.
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Or a horror film which commandeers a house's lights and makes them flicker at the appropriate moment, or plays eerie sounds—even whispering the viewer's name—from speakers in another room.
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I noticed her whispering to the teacher and nodding in my direction as we lined up to go outside for P.E. "Leave your bags here today, girls," the teacher called out.
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Then that spring we got ABC Kitchen, with Dan Kluger in the kitchen, Jean-Georges Vongerichten whispering in his ear and a new way of filling our stomachs on the menu.
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But as I worked my way around the puzzle, my brain started tugging insistently at my sleeve and whispering to me that I had seen some of the other clues before.
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The experience is caused by a range of "triggers," including whispering, soft speaking, tapping, scratching, slow hand movements and close personal attention, reports one of the few studies into this phenomenon.
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She was whispering, "Last one, I promise," while her husband set up a tripod and timer, far, far away, struggling to frame his teensy family against the universe of the tree.
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She is at the center of viral photo, which shows Biden grasping her shoulders and whispering in her ear, an image Carter says was "misleadingly extracted" from video of the day.
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Washington, D.C. is finally feeling the crisp notes of fall in the air, and establishment Republicans are whispering ghost stories about the monster that wanders the country outside their swampy fiefdom.
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The night quickly devolved from bad to worse for Clinton, and it soon became clear to Hoffman that he certainly would not be celebrating — or whispering into the president's ear, either.
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Sure, I might occasionally need a little help in the form of toys, porn, or a partner whispering dirty secrets into my ear, but generally I'm only thinking about reaching my orgasm.
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When Kevin quietly, nearly whispering, told me these details while we stood on the bridge in 2003, I felt a pit in my stomach and stinging in the back of my eyes.
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"I would embarrassingly catch myself whispering 'queer' as though … I don't know if I was embarrassed or I had some kind of shame, but it still felt taboo from childhood," Porowski said.
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" In the following verse, she references "a boogieman under my bed/ Putting crazy thoughts inside my head/ Always whispering, 'It's all your fault'/ He was telling me, 'No, you're not that strong.
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The performer might claim that information was obtained telepathically, or they might claim that the information was obtained by spirits whispering in ways only a psychically sensitive person like themselves can hear.
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Faced with a conservative court that could frustrate their ambitions for decades, some have begun whispering about court packing—adding justices to the court should they retake Congress and the White House.
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A 2015 study published in PeerJ looked into ASMR and suggested it can improve mood and even pain symptoms through various common triggers, including whispering, personal attention, crisp sounds, and slow movements.
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"I would embarrassingly catch myself whispering 'queer' as though… I don't know if I was embarrassed or I had some kind of shame, but it still felt taboo from childhood," Porowski says.
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ASMR, which stands for autonomous sensory meridian response, refers to the sounds of people whispering, tapping or stroking a microphone, or eating foods to create a sense of relaxation for their audiences.
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"Whispering makes everything sound way sexier, unless you're like 'Can you pass the salt,'" says sexologist Megan Stubbs, Ed.D. And who knows, even that could be hella sexy in the right context.
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I started laughing nervously, and she just smiled and started whispering more stuff, like, just graphically describing what would happen after I finished in her mouth—like in a weirdly biological way.
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Jim White is still sitting at his desk, occasionally adjusting his bright yellow tie, humming contentedly to himself while thinking about Stoke's excellent defensive acquisitions and occasionally whispering "Shockaroonie" under his breath.
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The Venom symbiote that infects Hardy's character, Eddie Brock, also appears to be able to communicate telepathically with him, whispering evil nothings in his ear like a space devil on his shoulder.
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"I would embarrassingly catch myself whispering 'queer' as though… I don't know if I was embarrassed or I had some kind of shame, but it still felt taboo from childhood," Porowski said.
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Both are spectral, sparse tracks, imbued with a warm intimacy thanks in part to the opening bars where Rose may as well be whispering secrets a hair's breadth from your right ear.
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He wanted to tell the Big Boss how badly he had been treated and that he deserved better, but at the last moment he decided against it, whispering a quick " aber" (fine).
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Washington (CNN)They are the dueling imps hovering over President Donald Trump's shoulders, whispering in his ear, cajoling, enticing, threatening as they stretch their president and their party in wildly divergent directions.
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Because all anyone seems to be doing on Twitter is pointing at the black hole and whispering "SpaghettiO," we've compiled a list of other items the black hole has brought to mind.
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I turn to tell her she can keep it, whatever it is, my pencil or book cover, because as long as her hand is on mine, people are whispering about me, too.
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"I was constantly in tears about something," he said, recalling himself at the Primrose Hill Junior School playground, watching two kids, whose names he still remembers—Stewart and Jackie—whispering about him.
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Now in our 50s, Dan and I are like two aging philosophers still whispering unanswerable questions in the dark, even though there are no children left in the house to overhear them.
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It's not too difficult to imagine what Mullin finds distasteful about a career fate hanging on the whims of teenagers and those — parents, friends, the shoe-company crowd — whispering in their ears.
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"Bolton and Hook keep whispering in Trump's ears that Iran is all show-off and if you attack it, the regime will fold like puff pastry," the host of the event, Col.
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Mr. Hilsenrath began his novel "Jossel Wassermann's Return" (19753) with the wind whispering to a rabbi as it rushes past the window of a train deporting Jews from an Eastern European shtetl.
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Fearing he would be killed at any moment, Mr. Jubori said he pulled at the ropes that bound his hands until he freed them, whispering to his brother to do the same.
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Dinesh is numbed by the camp's terrors: the "faraway whispering" that precedes falling shells; the brief silence before the cries of the injured and the bereaved; gruesome scenes at a makeshift hospital.
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Before long, she was the small hand in mine as we crossed the street, the smile to prove she had brushed her teeth and the curious voice whispering until we fell asleep.
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There's no half-listening to a Tanya Tagaq song: This fiercely charismatic, Canadian Inuk singer's throaty voice demands full attention, whether she's whispering in her softest register or howling at the sky.
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"It's a reminder to come back to the world and fight to stay alive and be a person, be a part of life," Bortner says, her near-whispering voice rising and clearing.
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Rubio's stumble on Saturday was an "oops" moment; it confirmed underlying doubts about his candidacy — doubts that the rival campaigns have been whispering in Republican ears for months now, with surprising success.
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Kylie Jenner Recalls the Most Romantic Thing Travis Scott Ever Did for Her "He was whispering to me the whole time," Kylie told the magazine about how Travis reacted during their joint shoot.
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If Jerry's voice always seemed slightly distant, like an extraterrestrial angel, Weir's was immediate, the slightly unsavory new friend buying you Tequila shots at the bar, whispering bad advice with the best intentions.
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The singer/actress visited the "Tonight Show" on Tuesday and told host Jimmy Fallon what her "The Dead Don't Die" co-star Murray was whispering in her ear at the Cannes Film Festival.
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But if enough folks are whispering in young folks' minds, or ears rather, hey listen, there are easier ways to skin a cat here, then you will have a long-term effect. Right.
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Clusters of families wait in groups, whispering to each other, babies crying in strollers, preteens playing on parents' phones, a grandmother clutching her rosary as she waits for her name to be called.
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I can still hear ambient noise from the outside world, but there's also a voice whispering directly into my ears, one that feels like it's curling up along the edges of my brain.
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"It was very difficult, because I was whispering to 911 on my watch in a very dark room while trying to hold the door closed so the bear couldn't get in," Hayes said.
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That kind of talk has at least some people in San Francisco's business and political communities whispering that the 54-year-old may run for mayor and use Prop C as his springboard.
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On the night of Billy's death anniversary, Tyrone starts haunting Connors, hiding behind him, disappearing, stealing his gun, putting it back in Connors' holster, whispering "you killed me," and then disappearing once again.
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This is a theme of my book "Media Madness," in which Steve Bannon and Jared and Ivanka and Reince Priebus and others are constantly pointing fingers about who&aposs whispering what to journalists.
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It didn't come from people whispering to the president's ear, 'Sir, this person is a political opponent, this one didn't support you in the election, so include him... the president isn't that shallow.
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Some data suggests that touch (massage, hair touching, and physical examination) and sound (monotone whispering, scratching, and tapping) are the strongest triggers of ASMR, because those are the ones most present in infancy.
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For months, people in Merkel's entourage have been whispering that Alain Juppe, another former prime minister who came in a distant second to Fillon on Sunday, represented the best hope for achieving that.
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"Every time I hear that they're inevitably coming, I believe that I hear some commissioner of some big league in the United States whispering into a reporter's ear that they're coming," he said.
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The chorus is reminiscent of Arabic metrical rhymes as Huey's voice crescendos over the opening verse and chorus: "I finesse, kawal, finesse, kawal"—Apac's whispering adlibs float behind heavy bass and piano instrumentation.
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Neighbors clustered below, whispering in English and Yiddish about how hours before some had watched helplessly as an early-morning blaze tore through the home in the largely Orthodox and Hasidic Jewish community.
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Instead, they said, she would have a prime opportunity to forcefully remind the country that there is a reason people have been whispering about her running for president since she arrived in Washington.
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In the Andes, where an Inca-related people believed that the moon was whispering lies into the sun's ear, solar eclipses provided an occasion for a discussion about the evils associated with lying.
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And since Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama raised tariffs and were re-elected, some of the president's advisors might very well be whispering in his ear that he can survive this.
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