Sentences with phrase «own philandering»

The one - time icon to millions of American children (now grown - ups) is a philandering cad and liar.

I bet you voted for the philandering Mr. Clinton..

He describes a difficult upbringing with a father whom he said was philandering and verbally abusive.

Interesting article; however, in reference to Judy Dushku, Honey, you missed the message regarding your friend forgiving her philandering ex.

She tried to help, it didn't work out, and now she's being publicly named as someone who callously helped a philandering friend when he wanted nothing but to make his angry wife shut up.

Hopefully Kartheiser isn't a philandering snake in real life.

My preoccupation with the conflict between faith and suffering deepened when I began my philosophical studies at Shorter and Philander Smith colleges.

Professors James and Alice Boyack of Philander Smith made philosophical issues concrete, and I wrote several papers on the problem of evil and suffering.

It was not until I left Garrett and Northwestern and returned to Philander Smith to teach religion and philosophy that I began to ask more formally about the relation between faith and suffering as that contradiction is defined in the black community.

But, according to The Atlantic, «Scandal is no more salacious than the accounts of Old and New Testament biblical figures, from King David and his philandering - but-wise son, King Solomon, to Apostle Paul, pre-conversion.»

The philandering husband denies that anything is happening by asking, «Who are you going to believe, me or your lying eyes?»

The religious upon this land of spiritual and libertarian freedoms seem awashed by premonitions» philandering of amassings» drunkard like revelries surrounded by bits and pieces of presidential hopefuls» tastiness whines!

After I completed the Ph.D. in systematic theology in the fall of 1964, I returned to Arkansas to teach at Philander Smith College in Little Rock.

Hayat's father is a philandering alcoholic neurologist who wears his atheism proudly, scorns the local immigrant Muslim community, and regards all religions and Islam in particular as backward and embarrassingly crude.

Philander Knox has to be the best named Sec.

He was paying his way through Philander Smith College in Little Rock, majoring in business administration, when he decided not to apply for another student deferment.

Merely a philandering drunk with no interest in children.

In one recent episode the team's philandering captain returned from a graphic barroom rendezvous with a fan to find his wife faking her suicide to scare him; in another, a player's fiancée — a topless model — is injured at her own bachelorette party when some of her candelabra - wielding fans get a little too aggressive and accidentally burn her.

In no particular order I give you: the Bond scheme, Mannygate, Tevezgate, the treatment of Bobby Moore and Billy Bonds, the Icelandics, Brown sacking Redknapp in a fit of pique, Pardew's philandering, Curbishley's constructive dismissal, transfer business conducted by twitter culminating in the unseemly spat with Sporting Lisbon regarding William Carvalho.

South Africa's bowling attack still looks a very good one with the highly impressive pace duo of Kagiso Rabada and Morne Morkel backed up by Vernon Philander and orthodox left - arm spinner Keshav Maharaj.

Of course, my dad had no idea I knew of his own philandering and so I took his advice — which for many years I sought — with an acknowledgement of his agenda (it worked for your mother and me, and so...).

My dad sent me a long impassioned letter not entirely dismissive of my then - husband's philandering, but presenting what he thought was a rational decision to stay married for the kids.

I have tried to find the same image of a long - suffering husband standing by his philandering wife as she explains herself or apologizes before the public, but I am hard - pressed to recall a time that happened — are you?

Former Rep. Vito Fossella reportedly «looked uncomfortable» when a comic made jokes about philandering pol John Edwards at the Staten Island GOP Lincoln Day Dinner.

This act of betrayal was the film - makers» effort to justify Bond's philandering nature in later films.

Whether this is due to Hollande's philandering ways - jumping in and out of beds, kids and palaces with a trio of Ms's who have influenced him - I don't know.

In England, drug - taking celebrities and philandering footballers have also had contracts advertising contracts cancelled.

And how the Cuomos seemed to be aware of his philandering well before the public did, and told advisers the then attorney general had no «honor.»

A comedy bit poking fun at philandering pretty boy John Edwards should go over well at a Republican banquet — except when disgraced former Staten Island Rep. Vito Fossella is one of the main speakers.

In a clear nod to Eliot's philandering, both sides had agreed, pre-divorce, not to use the farm «in any way, including choice of visitors, that would cause any of their children emotional distress, unhappiness, embarrassment, hurt or harm in any way.»

It undoubtedly sounds better than Justice Vito Fossella - although Monica Fleming, 65, endorsed the philandering former congressman for the next court opening.

Not since Presidential frontrunner Gary Hart challenged reporters to follow him around to prove he was faithful to his wife (they did, he wasn't), has a politician made such a bonehead move as George Latimer did by introducing the issue of his widely known history of philandering into the County Executive race with three weeks to go.

Studying El Niño and people's reactions to it has also taught Philander about human nature.

Along the way, Philander spent time in Geneva, Switzerland, as a consultant to the World Meteorological Organization and a visiting professor for the Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle in Paris, France.

Pursuing his academic aspirations, Philander left South Africa for Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where he received his doctorate in applied mathematics in 1970.

In fact, many of Princeton's graduate students in the field have little experience in oceanic and atmospheric sciences; most come from physics, mathematics, and engineering backgrounds, according to Philander.

Philander's 2004 book, Our Affair With El Niño: How We Transformed an Enchanting Peruvian Current into a Global Climate Hazard, gives some insight about the man who wrote it.

Dr. George S. Philander came a long way to becoming one of the world's preeminent oceanic and atmospheric scientists.

In the book, Philander addresses how our perception of El Niño and global warming — as well as other scientific phenomena — depends on politics, the media, and other nonscientific factors.

Whereas most people have a basic understanding of the human body (and hence appreciate the need for hygiene, a healthy diet, and exercise), Philander is distressed that most «people have no idea why the earth is habitable and see no connection between the way they live and the state of the environment.»

Besides steering the field's educational pathway, Philander has helped steer its scholarship as well.

As a black man in South Africa, Philander had to cope with apartheid's brutal white - supremacist system on his path to becoming a scientist.

The goal of several of Philander's articles and books is to correct that state of affairs.

During our phone interview, Philander never mentioned his honors; instead he described his coming to America as a «wonderful opportunity,» humbly adding, «I've been terribly fortunate since coming here.»

It was Philander's mastery of basics scientific principles that allowed him to master his chosen specialty.

«It doesn't follow that it's relevant to today,» says George Philander, an ocean scientist at Princeton University, who points out that today's ocean currents are very different from those of the Eocene.

Falk suspects the size discrepancy can be linked to the philandering tendencies of our primate ancestors.Falk found that like humans, male rhesus monkeys had larger brains than females, while male and female gibbon apes were equally endowed.

Philander, a meteorologist at Princeton University, argues that understanding this phenomenon - which affects millions of people worldwide - will help us cope with human - induced climate change.

Furthermore, the less time it takes to philander, the more time there is to eat — another essential component of survival.

Not so with the prairie vole's close genetic cousin, the philandering montane vole.