Sentences with phrase «stuck to his script about»

But in public Mr Xi stuck to his script about the virtues of co-operation while Mr Trump insisted they'd formed an outstanding relationship and made great progress.

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As the corruption trial of his former close aide and confidant Joe Percoco played out in New York City, Gov. Andrew Cuomo stuck to a largely similar script when asked about the details of the testimony.

One day after Democrats suffered bruising losses around New York State and the country, Mayor Bill de Blasio stuck to a positive script about the party's future.

Once he's moved into the director phase of filmmaking, it's about actors sticking to his script while digging into their skill set to bring their own perspective into the character they're bringing to life.

And yet the A-word is never mentioned, an uncomfortable diatribe about his being «retarded» adding to the discomfort and sticking out like a sore thumb in an otherwise «woke» script.

I hoped the performance and the integrity of that would be the most important thing to her, and it was... She's very strong - willed, as am I. I'm pretty pedantic about sticking to the script and making sure it's all word for word.

The story does not pivot about Barbara - it's Violet who is the black hole that sucks the life out of everyone she comes in contact w. Stick to the script people.

Unfortunately, that's all I can really tell you about how the OS works since the executives here are sticking to tight scripts and demos.

By far the best thing about The Stick of Truth is its script and willingness to go places that other games don't, whether that's the range of exotic dildos and crack pipes in Cartman's Mom's bedroom or the cavalcade of mental and physical and ethnic distinctions among its extensive cast.

We've given Mike Hulme of the Tyndall Centre a bit of stick in our time, but he's very good in this — «The real issues are about why we disagree about what to do about climate change, and science can not provide us with the script from which we all read from» — as are Chris Rapley of the British Antarctic Survey, Hans Von Storch, and Joe Kaplinsky.

But when you're relating about an incident or situation that you're making up, it's not experienced based, you may tend to stick to a «script» and there are no details to elaborate on.

Your kind of plastic, time - to - flip - the - on - switch talking heads don't need to worry about giving me a wide berth; I can I detect political candidate - style stick - to - the - script begging - for - votes (listings) wind - up actors a mile away.