Sentences with phrase «figurehead now»

A couple of my colleagues have said that O'Reilly, the man, is strictly a figurehead now, not expected to be personally «attentive,» as Walter would have said to us, and thus disconnected from his own company's dots.

The 11th issue of Ta - Nehisi Coates's Black Panther: A Nation Under Our Feet positioned Wakanda as a kind of constitutional monarchy, so it's probably easiest to understand the Black Panther as a ceremonial figurehead now.

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While Layton remains the figurehead, the NDP now spotlights its bench strength in MPs like Thomas Mulcair.

Now, he's a figurehead.

Now, however, he is regarded as an industry figurehead, and he has been included on Worth Magazine's Power 100 list, Investment Advisor's list of top 25 most influential people in the industry and many more in recent years.

«Regardless of who serves as its figurehead, Planned Parenthood is now firmly situated within the pro-life imagination for what it is: the nation's largest abortion sales company and trafficker of fetal parts, Prior said.

With a crime spree stunning in its ferocity, The Joker targets the figureheads and rallying points for the side of the law, including District Attorney Harvey Dent (Aaron Eckhart), Lt. James Gordon (Gary Oldman) and Assistant D.A. Rachel Dawes (now played by Maggie Gyllenhaal).

Bristol Cars» long - time figurehead and patriarch, Tony Crook (now well into his eighties but still very much at the centre of the action), has always had a thing about useable, sensible, comfortable cars.

So now with Gates planning to leave his day - to - day duties and act as a figurehead, shareholders see one less steady hand on the wheel.

We've talked to plenty of celebrities and industry figureheads over the last few weeks for our «music sounds better with...» series of features, in collaboration with Cambridge Audio, but all of the interviewees have been men up to now.