Yolanda's conflict with her father regarding the potentially controversial speech she has prepared for the Teacher's Day Address provides a classic example of the manner in which the García girls are pressured to conform to the norm.
The program, in which singing, reminiscence and reflection blend into a carefully modulated stream of consciousness, is a big step in the right direction toward the one-woman, potentially Broadway-bound show she has been preparing for the last several years.
And while Bristowe herself has repeatedly, publicly expressed how she stands behind her own choices – only regretting, she has said, potentially hurting other men she was currently also dating on the show, but not the sex itself – last night's Men Tell All special seemed like misogyny under another guise.
Plus she has this potentially life-altering book deal which she's so anxious about that she can't really write it.
He or she has a potentially fatal disease.
On the evening of July 24 , 2008 Danielle Chiesi, a hedge fund executive, called Raj Rajaratnam, the chief of the Galleon Group hedge fund, and told him some potentially interesting news she had gleaned about Akamai Technologies.
Ivanka's ownership of a clothing company, which does business around the world, means she potentially has a stake in trade issues.
But after Jesse Norman, the Tory MP who chairs the culture, media and sport select committee, asked questions that appeared to suggest a British winner of the London Marathon was "potentially" implicated, Radcliffe said she had no choice but to speak out in order to clear her name.
The New York Times revealed in July that he met with a Kremlin-connected Russian lawyer who said she had potentially damning information on Hillary Clinton.
Masha was able to find out she had potentially elevated risks for psoriasis, breast cancer, and arthritis and decreased risks for Alzheimer's, glaucoma, and multiple sclerosis.
