Remini was even louder and more overbearing as herself than she was as a fictional character in "The King of Queens," and she destabilized the show, like a Mentos dropped into a bottle of Diet Coke, especially since her neighbor at the table was the soft-spoken, reasonable Gilbert.
The Spanish beauty later shot back at critics, dismissing claims that she "destabilized the team" as "nonsense".
But much more significantly, in destabilizing the assumption of gender of the author of an image or object, she also destabilizes the assumptions reinforcing gender identity.
In real life, those three words help Bamford get a hold of herself when she wakes up, when she's about to go on stage, when she feels destabilized.
She was harassed by an energetic opposition, led from Punjab by Nawaz Sharif, she was destabilized by violence in her home province of Sindh; and she was faced with the growing hostility of both the Army and the Muslim clerics.
But the scope of her success brought her a notoriety that was, she said, "destabilizing, and even devastating.
But she acknowledged the destabilizing fault lines in the organization, saying: "Conservation countries will never agree to permit commercial and lethal scientific whaling, in my view".
BANGKOK — Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, in Thailand for a meeting of Southeast Asian nations, expressed concern on Wednesday that North Korea was transferring nuclear technology to Myanmar, which she said could destabilize the region.
Where's my trophy at?" Wong can get away with a considerable amount of vulgarity — and hollering — because she is funny, but it also helps that she uses her differences, as she put it, to destabilize her audience's expectations.
In a patient group interview, she attributed her outburst to diabetes ("diabetes destabilizes a person") but additionally expressed remorse at a comment that might "hurt him".
