Sentences with phrase «ostriches sticking»

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer likened President Trump's lack of action to punish Russia for meddling in the 2016 election as an «ostrich sticking its head in the sand.»

Not exact matches

I can't get myself to commit to buying a $ 30 - 40 ostrich egg, and I've always thought it was so silly to buy expensive quail eggs when you can get so much more egg for your money if you stick to regular eggs.

Old favorites included booths selling whitebait wontons and huhu grubs, ostrich on a stick, and possum stew, all of which were accompanied by beverages such as manuka flower and gorse flower wines.

Sadly the exhibition doesn't tell us what all the crabs, ostriches, peaches and Loch Ness monsters represent, merely sticking to explaining the well - trodden symbolism of a pearl strategically perched to imply «Virgin Queen».

Speaking of lists, I haven't forgotten the looming date of Christmas (though I've been pulling an ostrich and sticking my head in the sand a bit.

When it comes to ostrich, alligator, and snakeskin leather, it's okay to go faux — just remember to stick to clutches, wallets, and belts, because the smaller the item, the more real it looks.

This argument picks up on previous post, where Balance Junkie referred to passive investors as ostriches who ignore macroeconomic conditions when they invest: «Sticking your fingers in your ears and singing while the markets tank is not a good investing strategy.»

The Ostriches aren't concerned with valuation metrics or Stein's Law, and let's face it, they've been right to stick their head in the sand — at least so far.

Perhaps we are all like ostriches, sticking our heads in the sand when it comes to the important issues in this world.

(5) Deniers: Mirror image of the Alarmists, they are like the ostrich who sticks his head in the sand to shut out the real events in the world.

Of course, Posner being Posner, hastened to inform us that ostriches don't really stick their heads in the sand.

The ostrich who sticks its «head in the sand» is asking for serious complications, a shorter life span, less time with their family and very little chance at quality life insurance rates.

«The fact is the banking sector can't act like a bunch of ostriches and stick their heads in the sand and pretend these digital currencies aren't a real thing that's heading their way — it is.

Some might call it the ostrich approach — stick our heads in the sand and pretend no one can see us?