They allow him to go on using the radical rhetoric of tough-love welfare reform, thus impressing out-of-city voters, without actually putting more people on to the streets and so probably upsetting voters in the city.
When he felt self-conscious about arriving at certain homes in Connecticut in a semi-beater, he instantly boosted his confidence by impressing out-of-towners and ex-New Yorkers with the news that he parked on the street for free.
Not a bad way to impress out-of-town guests, especially when they are weighing an investment in your next musical.
The Tavern has long been known as an establishment where one could take one's parents or easily impressed out-of-towners for an average meal in an outstanding setting.
If Apple wants to mainstream the wearable, it needs to impress out of the gate, and that could be part of the reason rumors say it won't actually ship the device until early next year, despite an initial reveal next week.
The mayor's political adviser, Kevin Sheekey, had carefully calibrated the guest list to maximally impress the out-of-town visitors, with media powers like Brian Williams and Charlie Rose and glittery Young Turks like Ivanka Trump.
Tom Botts, managing partner at Hudson Crossing, a strategic advisory firm dedicated to the travel industry, reviewed the Dramamine campaign and was particularly impressed with the out-of-home approach.
Here are a few 2011 Bordeaux — red, white and sweet — that impressed me, out of hundreds of wines tasted last week.
The quality of the sound honestly impressed me out of the $59 model.
All this heavy breathing suggests feelings so classy that I am impressed right out of feeling them.
Whether potential bidders will be impressed with a proposed out-of-court settlement that involves a cash consideration of £10m followed by staged payments on a five-year bond remains questionable.
