Sentences with word «subtweet»

Does his undeniable impact in turning the Church's public focus to issues of global poverty and migrants» rights, not to mention his use of the position to advocate for environmental causes or his papal subtweeting of Donald Trump, make him a valuable ally?

I can imagine Peter and John going at it in the Facebook comments or James subtweeting about his brother, but I can't quite conceptualize how Jesus would respond.

In songs like «8Teen» and «Young Dumb and Broke,» he focuses on the struggles of living with your parents and the rollercoaster of teen romance, where love is lost in subtweets.

Subtweeting occurs when you tweet about someone or something without tagging them using the @ symbol.

Subtweet = Tweeting behind someone's back.

History Lesson: Jim Harbaugh's epic subtweet for the ages is a loose quotation from Galatians 6:7 in the Bible's New Testament.

Jeter responded the only way college kids know how: by subtweeting about the hire with a Joker meme on Twitter:

He's the former Ole Miss commit whose gleeful subtweet on the school's NCAA allegations eventually made its way into the Rebels» response.

That beef exploded over the final week of the season, and it's featured subtweets, clothing statements, and plenty of thinly veiled shots in interviews.

Next he'll go emoji crazy and then probably start embedding subtweets.

If your teen's friend regularly posts about the disagreements they have or subtweets mean comments, this is not a healthy friendship.

Heastie, a Democrat from the Bronx, spent the day subtweeting the titular head of his party with arguments in support of higher taxes.

Whatever the reason for her absence, Thompson addressed it this weekend in a spectacular subtweet.

In a piece positively dripping with subtweet shade, former Slant contributor Calum Marsh took a look at the role full - time Oscar bloggers play in devaluing the entire enterprise — an enterprise, one hastens to add, built on awarding such enduring classics as Cavalcade, Cimarron, and The Great Ziegfeld.

The aforementioned subtweets, sliding in and out of people's «mentions» on Twitter, tagging (and more acutely, failing to tag people that very well should have been tagged), failing to respond to tags in a timely fashion, following and unfollowing, friending and defriending, all create an ecology that breeds bullying.

The snide comment in the hallway that was only heard by four of five people has been replaced by the snarky subtweet that has everybody taking screenshots.

Besides turning meat into cooked meat or learning to move metal through force of will, I can't wait to spend many in - game hours subtweeting Calamity Gannon.

New York Times journalists immediately begin subtweeting Bret Stephens» defense of climate change skepticism

Meanwhile, the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau (aka the U.S. Government) subtweeted Rocket Mortgage so hard:

Other times, teens are less direct and will engage in subtweeting or vague booking to share their disappointment and anger.

Tyrone Wheatley, Michigan's RB coach, had three (not so subtle) subtweets about arguably the Wolverines biggest remaining targets.

A subtweet can also be a general complaint directed at no one person in particular.

It certainly appears to be a subtweet of Stormy Daniels's account of their 2006 affair and what she alleges were attempts and threats by those close to Trump to silence her.

Instead, they subtweeted the British authorities, urging them not to «obstruct» OPCW's upcoming visit to Syria to investigate the suspected chemical attack in Douma.

Former FBI director James Comey — who's been known to subtweet the Trump administration since he went public on Twitter — reacted with a scoff.

Michael Wolff's dishy Fire and Fury sold nearly two million copies in three weeks, thanks in part to Donald Trump's rants, while former FBI Director James Comey's memoir A Higher Loyalty — whose very title is a subtweet aimed squarely at the president — will almost certainly top next week's bestseller lists, with Trump taking to Twitter to call Comey a «slimeball» and «the WORST FBI Director in history.»

(CNN rounds up the other «subtweets.»)

After Jim Harbaugh threw some shade at Ohio State over the Mike Weber incident on Saturday, the subtweeting escalated quite quickly...

A new NCAA rule states that subtweeting (the act of tweeting to or about someone without actually using their name / nickname) is now...

A new NCAA rule states that subtweeting (the act of tweeting to or about someone without actually using their name / nickname) is now considered a violation with any unsigned recruit.

To subtweet the Mets.

Following TE Naseir Upshur picking Florida State over Michigan, Wolverines QB commit Brandon Peters seemed to be subtweeting the prospect with this message:

Following TE Naseir Upshur picking Florida State over Michigan, Wolverines QB commit Brandon Peters seemed to be subtweeting the prospect with this message: Oh well......

You're not following Oladipo on Twitter to see who he'll subtweet, or watching his highlights closely to discover the subtle shade.

After Jim Harbaugh threw some shade at Ohio State over the Mike Weber incident on Saturday, the subtweeting escalated quite quickly with the Director of Player Personnel Mark Pantoni and Jay Harbaugh firing shots back and forth.

Noel was subtweeting the hell out of it on twitter and I had no idea what he was subtweeting until looking up this thread.

(This is not a subtweet, btw.

They also may take the bullying online and engage in cyberbullying, shaming, and subtweeting.

In a refreshing departure from the subtweet - level hostilities that characterise many E3s, this year's clash felt like a sparky double - act rather than a catfight - each company playing to its own strengths without really treading on the other's toes.

Relying on the evidence of the witnesses (the three above and a police constable qualified as an expert on Twitter), the judge defined around 30 terms including basics like «handle» «follow» «retweet» and «hashtag», and more advanced ones like «subtweet» «storify» and «troll».