(2) He was no
handwringer, and believed in getting to the point.
Both models posit an active public administrator, not the passive
handwringer sometimes depicted by those who criticize or even caricature the bureaucracy.
Instead of paying $230 for a hand washer plus another $130 for a good
handwringer plus another $135 for a double rinse tub, I got out the Bargain Mart again and found a Maytag wringer/washer and a double rinse tub -- $75 for both!
If you're a
handwringer, the answer may be no, warns LeCount Davis, a certified financial planner and president of Financial Services Network in Washington, D.C.
But despite what old
handwringer Hugh Keevins might tell you, Hazard was guilty of none of the above.
You might have seen a Rangers fan tweet about "
handwringers" wanting to "grass us into UEFA" and thought "Why don't they realise objecting to anti-Catholic lyrics in 2019 is light years from handwringing?".
The police could handle this deplorable situation in less than a month, but the
handwringers who run the city can't summon the courage to protect the people they were elected to serve.
This was especially true if the advice was coming from
handwringers who were more worried about negative reactions than doing the right thing.
Veteran Steven Thompson has no truck with the
handwringers who fear Hearts kids face burn-out.
TV, newspapers and the climate
handwringers passing themselves off as radio journalists thrive, meanwhile, on the drama of the big story.
unless the
handwringers are prepared to cry over London and Coventry and other British cities which came under savage attack night after night from German bombers.
Leading the charge of the
handwringers was the Chief Constable of West Midlands Police, Chris Sims.