Sentences with phrase «in a funk right»

Interestingly, active management is in a funk right now — just take a look at the below chart from Morningstar's most recent U.S. Asset Flows report (includes both mutual funds and ETFs):

However, the Canadian economy is in a funk right now — possibly even in a recession — and that's putting pressure on jobs and wages.

Not exact matches

Charles J. Reid, Jr., who teaches law at the University of St. Thomas in Minnesota, recently posted something at a blog (tellingly called www.religiousleftlaw.com), which the National Catholic Reporter picked up and ran as an op - ed, in print and online, under the title «Archbishop Chaput's right - wing funk.»

Except when folks are in a funk, drunk, in France, or at a university, almost all of them seem to believe that some things are really right and wrong and not just right and wrong because they happen to think so today or because natural selection has programmed them with the illusion that some of their choices are more virtuous than others.

We also don't even know what their condition is right now, are they physically fatigued, mentally fatigued, or just in a shooting funk?

They are just in a bit of a funk right now.

Arsenal and Liverpool have also been in an domestic title funk, albeit not nearly as long as Spurs, and are listed right behind Tottenham.

If memory serves me right the Astros broke out of their early season funk last year in Seattle.

I've been in a bit of a funk lately and looking down and seeing these would just cheer me right up, I just know it!

Her pieces can be jazzed up in countless ways and funked right on up!

They call me Brother to the Night and right now, I'm the blues in your left thigh Tryin to become the funk in your right....

So, how does an author overcome writer's funk and «get it exactly right» when faced with words on a page that look nothing like the thrilling prose that coursed through his / her head in the shower that morning?

He had the kid tucked up under his left arm as, with his free right hand, he worked through the eighth of fifteen crates from the Benezra estate, the records in crate number 8 favoring, like Archy, the belly meat of jazz, salty and well marbled with funk.

The title of the exhibition was taken from Cornel West's 2014 book Black Prophetic Fire, in which he speaks to the enduring resonance of blues, jazz, hip - hop discourse, and the writings of Malcolm X within the tradition of parrhesia, saying that with the civil rights leader, «It was always «bring in the funk, bring in the truth, bring in the reality.»

spring fever and spring cleaning will whip us right out of the winter funk & help us to remember to savor the moments we're in!