Ben Shapiro wrote on breitbart.com, "The easy comparison is to British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain's appeasement of Hitler in Munich in 1938, when he signed allowed Hitler to consolidate his gains in the Sudetenland on the bare promise of no further aggression in Europe".
In countless videos, lesbians and gay men — including Project Runway's Tim Gunn — bare their souls, share their triumphs and make that simple promise: It gets better.
Pressure-driven membrane separation processes bare the promise to significantly reduce energy requirements and operational cost compared to classical thermal separation processes.
The grass, shabby evergreen bushes — though the trees give me a little hope — the desolate bare branches promising maybe there will be spring and maybe they promise hope.
Laser-assisted assembly of ultrathin, ultrasmall bare dice holds promise for enabling a new class of very low cost flexible electronic devices with applications in many areas.
As winter's cool fog envelops bare grapevines and whispers promises of future fruit, Oregon's Willamette Valley hums with more wine appreciation than ever before.
Plivo offers its own Internet telephony platform, built a custom stack that runs on "bare metal" servers, and promises better scale and higher call quality.
To be fair, the Web site seems also to have long pushed a far more ambitious phrase, "We get the job done!" But can you imagine, dear reader, companies fighting over a motto that promised the bare minimum of customer service?
Once you have whittled down your list to a bare minimum, you must promise to stick to it.
Members of the hard-right Freedom Caucus, who are pushing for a spending bill that goes beyond Dec. 9, are trying hard to make their case to Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin, the House speaker, even as their arguments lay bare their distrust of his promises.
