I think it disappoints a lot of football fans; it certainly disappoints me.
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"Today's news of the performance cancellation truly disappoints me as I know it disappoints you," Normani, 13, posted on Twitter and Instagram Stories on Thursday.
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MINNESOTA WILD: It's only fitting the team that perennially disappoints in the playoffs and the coach that perennially disappoints in the playoffs found each other.
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It disappoints on the spec sheet, where it maxes out at 4K at 30FPS, but it also disappoints in use, where the video it produces is passable but not remarkable.
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" - Cory"Kanye never fails, he never disappoints, that's number one.
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My choice has been stolen and it really disappoints me.
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It disappoints me that this is happening in my state.
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Why keep coming back to something that continually disappoints you?
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Other times it disappoints, with a series of unforced errors.
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Kate Bosworth never disappoints every time she hits the red carpet.
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As for Bootsy Bellows' annual daytime Coachella celebration, it never disappoints.
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We all enjoy the movie a lot; Jessica Chastain never disappoints.
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Nicholas Boles, a former minister, says that Theresa May "constantly disappoints".
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In fact, despite its many auditory delights, the exhibition disappoints visually.
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QUINTANILLA: TWITTER SHARES DOWN TODAY AS USER GROWTH DISAPPOINTS THE STREET.
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Ah yes, Startup Battlefield — the epic pitch-off that never disappoints.
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But then, where the butter meets the roll, Walker, too, disappoints.
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Hong Kong data disappoints Meanwhile in Hong Kong, manufacturing data plunged.
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If OPEC disappoints, however, oil prices are likely to fall further.
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For die-hard musical fans like me, "La La Land" disappoints.
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This guy never disappoints, except when it comes to his commitment issues.
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Since they've come to our attention, Shy Luv rarely, if ever, disappoints.
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And if the tax take disappoints, he may have to borrow more.
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I do things that make people proud and stuff that disappoints people.
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Or, if you don't have a grill, Momofuku's bo ssam never disappoints.
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And the 23rd annual Screen Actors Guild Awards never disappoints in either department.
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If some of its elements seem propitious for drama, the resulting play disappoints.
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Let's just say she's always on our red-carpet radar — and rarely disappoints.
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What disappoints: The dual-screen infotainment system is confusing and difficult to use.
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Fitch expects spending may be cut back in the event that revenue disappoints.
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The core everyday use that disappoints is taking phone calls through the headphones.
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It's the best medium for a swell word-match, and it never disappoints.
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Haldane said in his speech there would always be some data that disappoints.
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The voting bloc has long held potential for the Democratic Party but often disappoints.
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But while the Blade 15 excels in some areas, it disappoints in many others.
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What disappoints me about our generation is that we're absolutely indifferent to each other.
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"It disappoints and hurts us deeply," it said in a statement earlier this week.
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A colleague you have been guiding at work suddenly behaves unprofessionally and disappoints you.
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Too often, when planted in the wrong places, overcropped or made carelessly, it disappoints.
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"The economy disappoints the consensus forecast, but a recession is avoided," the list states.
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"This won't be the last time during this expansion that GDP disappoints," he said.
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"I go there often for meteor showers and it never disappoints!" he told CNN.
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If in the future the ECB disappoints the market, yields could rise to reflect that.
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There's not been much buzz about the artwork, though, because a lot of it disappoints.
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There are no limits to the demands fans can make when the show disappoints them.
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On the software front, OnePlus disappoints by not managing to ship with Android 8 Oreo.
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Each one disappoints and I am left feeling as empty as those sad, chalky rabbits.
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Closing out NYFW every season is no small task, but Jacobs rarely, if ever, disappoints.
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If, in the future, the ECB disappoints the market, yields could rise to reflect that.
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Not much happens: Dinners get cooked, boats are sailed, quarrels flare, sex sizzles and disappoints.
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And as always, K.G. Subramanyan's work rarely disappoints, always surprises, and never leaves one cold.
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They may be powerful enough that reality disappoints if it doesn't align with her vision.
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So begins yet another ruin-and-rehab tale, one that initially tantalizes then flatly disappoints.
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Kate Atkinson never disappoints, and her latest novel is another showcase of her mastery of fiction.
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It tends to get a bit hot down there without any air circulation, but never disappoints.
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Karrueche Tran never disappoints, so her beach shots over the weekend did the opposite of disappointing.
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This weak-kneed response surprises and disappoints all manner of opinion makers and anti-Trump Republicans.
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If a cheap bottle disappoints you, no loss, but it's harder to justify a $228 miss.
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She ultimately disappoints both the creatures she loves, one out of weakness, one out of strength.
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Buttigieg is one of the hot choices right now but he disappoints with this 404 page.
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He so often disappoints me that I generally make up my mind to go without him.
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The most notable is that Trump simply disappoints in terms of how well his plans are enacted.
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It never disappoints, and keeps getting better and better every episode in the best and worst ways.
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That not only disappoints me, but I'm scared to see that vitriol trickle down to my siblings.
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There's just one thing that disappoints about the Noris Digital: It's missing the regular S Pen's button.
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It disappoints supporters looking for the kind of strength we see in leaders who'll fight for justice.
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He has a job he doesn't care for, and a gambling habit that continually disappoints his wife.
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So be clear and direct about whether the project delivers, disappoints or falls somewhere in the middle.
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What should you do if your child does something that disappoints you like cheating, shoplifting or bullying?
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Florestan's aria, too, disappoints after a skillfully broody orchestral introduction darkened by the veiled sound of horns.
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But when you try to view Jennifer's Body as a spooky sex romp for men, it disappoints.
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Xur shows his vile mug once a week in Destiny's howling narrative wasteland, and he almost always disappoints.
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If Mr Trump disappoints, however, the relationship between Mr Putin and Mr Erdogan looks likely to get closer.
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Trump knows this win alone locks social conservatives in for his full term, even when he disappoints elsewhere.
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When The System disappoints "Hang the DJ"'s protagonists, they have nowhere in particular to direct their anger.
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" Wolf also referred to her as an "Uncle Tom, but for white women who disappoints other white women.
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"India is a country that disappoints both optimists and pessimists," notes Ruchir Sharma of Morgan Stanley, a bank.
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When it's the last third that disappoints, it sticks to the viewer as she walks out the cinema.
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This is the problem with pizza centrism: It futilely tries to please all parties and ultimately disappoints everyone.
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The former is a closet workhorse that never disappoints, and the latter is the perfect drapey desk sweater.
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Robag Wruhme never disappoints, and he is on glittering form with this remix of the EP's title track.
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It disappoints me that we fail to teach kids (especially girls) what creates that magic: math and science.
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"[The] resolution's taking on a political tinge that I don't necessarily agree with, which disappoints me," he said.
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I've been watching this runner perfect his Banjo Kazooie game (ha!) for years now, and he never disappoints.
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That's Darcel Disappoints, New Yorker, cartoon, and the brainchild of Aussie-born artist, Craig Redman of Craig and Karl.
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But that only works as long as you never have to make a final decision that disappoints one side.
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From her crop top in 2017, to the voluminous pink confection in 2015, her risk-taking style never disappoints.
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So the retail fat cats in Mexico are understandably unimpressed and uninterested by a digital channel that continuous disappoints.
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DJ Koze never really disappoints with remixes and this is very special, wistful but somehow a bit goofy too.
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"If the data disappoints, there is scope for markets to push back rate hike expectations even further," she said.
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But it disappoints in some aspects and is, once again, lagging a bit behind the best smartphones out there.
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Apple shares are currently trading around $140, but Rogoff warned that shares could fall if the next iPhone disappoints.
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They do not deserve a country whose commander in chief weakens, sickens, saddens and disappoints us at every turn.
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The question is where people will go, and how they will express their frustration, once Trump inevitably disappoints them.
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Conservative activists warn that if Trump disappoints them with his choice, he could face a backlash from the right.
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He said job growth usually disappoints in August, but this year the jobs report broke a long running trend.
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When to use it: Whenever someone disappoints you, and the internet collectively, as they inevitably will because life isn't fair.
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He's one of those authors that never disappoints and this book is now in my top three favorites of his.
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Nintendo was always good at making our inner kids smile, it's the failed delivery of its promise that often disappoints.
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She orders a mixed salad, something that clearly disappoints Julian, who sees the decision as evidence she is still struggling.
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Acer's Chromebook 15 is an option if you must have a gigantic screen, but the rest of the laptop disappoints.
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When it comes to holiday releases so cool they get us excited for December in September, Too Faced rarely disappoints.
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I think it's more likely the economy remains predictable — and therefore already priced in — and the [federal government] policy disappoints.
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"My dream of buying my first home is on hold, which obviously disappoints me," she wrote in her blog post.
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With its grand bands of winds, dizzying storms and anticyclones, and puffy clouds larger than Earth itself, Jupiter never disappoints.
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"At the end of the day, issuers will still have to fund whether the ECB delivers or disappoints," he said.
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Here's what's made Jazz Fest a must-do for a half century: The headliners The Jazz Fest marquee never disappoints.
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It never disappoints, from its onstage snowstorm to the one-ton Christmas tree that grows from 23 to 7183 feet.
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It never disappoints, from its onstage snowstorm to the one-ton Christmas tree that grows from 12 to 40 feet.
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In it, a young knight widows, woos and disappoints a lady in short order, then sets out to redeem himself.
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That's because, to a game creator, a game is only a failure if it disappoints the gamers who play it.
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"I'm sure to hear abuse from the president and his supporters," Romney predicted, knowing Trump never disappoints the meanest expectations.
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And none of them — even a particularly tricky one that involves people shooting at each other through a wall — disappoints.
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Break through the haze of nostalgia with us and see what holds up, what disappoints, and what got better with time.
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Perhaps the play disappoints because Mr Johnson is not the "perfect subject", as the playwright claims, but rather an impossible one.
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Bihar exam ace is old but not wise When it comes to cheating in exams, the state of Bihar rarely disappoints.
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Given China's importance to global growth, this means that 2016 may turn out to be yet another year when growth disappoints.
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"What disappoints me the most from the scientific community is they said we didn't do things that we did," he said.
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Presuming a reservoir of goodness in others can be a risk, and there will be times when the process disappoints you.
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They are the elites whom Trump ran against, and whom his supporters continue to despise, even when their hero disappoints them.
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Led by new R&D chief Hal Barron, GSK is investing where it see results and ending research when data disappoints.
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Presuming a reservoir of goodness in others can be a risk, and there will be times when the process disappoints you.
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Willingness to take long duration bets indicates investors are confident long-term yields will not rise in this period as growth disappoints.
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It also cannily reduces the chance of a single Brexiteer emerging as a rival if the process's outcome disappoints the diehard Leavers.
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And lucky for us watching at home, she usually brings a memorable moment — plus her show-stopping sense of style never disappoints.
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Stephen Colbert never disappoints, and on Wednesday's Late Show he took on the healthcare plan Republicans have suggested in lieu of Obamacare.
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This disappoints him immensely, because he's forced to pretend to be Dick's son and deal with annoyances including puberty and other teenagers.
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KeyBanc Capital Markets' Michael McConnell also said AMD's fourth-quarter gross margin guidance "disappoints" and missed his forecast by 0.40 percentage point.
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The murky future of NAFTA may be one of the first places where Trump disappoints his followers; it won't be the last.
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South Beach has so many wonderful hotels and Delano is and has been our "go-to" for years because it NEVER disappoints.
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As a play, "Animal" ultimately disappoints and even infuriates, for reasons that a critic bound by the code of spoilers cannot reveal.
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Those traders could start selling those positions if worldwide oil demand disappoints, OPEC members start cheating or U.S. output rises too sharply.
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He said the risk is now that the Fed disappoints by not hiking — and if wages miss expectations in the upcoming jobs report.
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My husband and I do not plan on having children, a decision that inevitably disappoints our audience and all of the human race.
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But if the data disappoints, and the weakness in Europe start to weigh on U.S. figures, "rates are going much lower," she warned.
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The obvious question is what will happen if, over time, Trump disappoints his buoyant supporters and revives their feelings of discontent and estrangement.
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Break through the haze of nostalgia with us and see what holds up, what disappoints, and what got better with time. a/s/l?
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"The biggest risk to crude prices is if Powell disappoints at Jackson Hole and doesn't signal more easing will be coming," said OANDA's Moya.
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But as an experience outside all that context, Trover Saves the World disappoints with a fundamental unoriginality and misfiring of shallow and juvenile humor.
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Though The Real Housewives of Orange County never disappoints in the drama department, the ladies are really kicking it up a notch this season.
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Online shoppers expect quick service with lightning-fast load times and can easily click to a different e-retailer if their chosen shop disappoints.
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Amazon's single-digit gains in the past 12 months can also be compromised if the e-commerce giant disappoints when reporting earnings next week.
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Before leaving for China she had asked that Lee's supporters to forgive him for anything he might say that disappoints them during the hearing.
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Part of what disappoints me when I read the news is that a lot of information is mined from social media, oftentimes without substantiation.
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Quincy Krosby, Prudential Financial chief market strategist, said she's awaiting the reaction in the 10-year and its yield could slip if data disappoints.
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There's Princess Carolyn, BoJack's ex/agent/sex buddy whom he disappoints not just romantically but also professionally, turning down every project she brings him.
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Vietnamese food usually disappoints me at home, and Cabramatta reminded me how thrilling it can be when it's seasoned with fresh herbs beyond mint.
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She is a brat to her very loving mother (Purbi Joshi), and her father (Azad Khan) disappoints them in the most universal of ways.
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"Maybe tomorrow's ECB meeting sees nothing but platitudes and disappoints a market that is getting ahead of itself," said Societe Generale analyst Kit Juckes.
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Kylie Jenner&aposs YouTube channel never disappoints fans who are eager for a peek inside the reality star&aposs extravagant closets, office, and home.
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But the part of the bill that most disappoints me is a small, simple change in policy: a new tax on large university endowments.
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I headed over to the West Hollywood location with not many expectations, but I assumed it would be good since Shake Shack's menu never disappoints.
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It's the show that, season after season, never disappoints with its one-liners and expertly-crafted, probably (let's be honest, definitely) pre-planned plot lines.
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John Kilduff, founding partner at energy hedge fund Again Capital, says traders may punish oil prices if the OPEC statement once again disappoints the market.
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Second Skin Women's Boyshort, $24, available at Tommy JohnSecond Skin Square Cut Men's Underwear, $32, available at Tommy JohnTommy John's ultra-soft underwear never disappoints.
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"Beautiful Sevilla never disappoints," she captioned a photo of the menu alongside a paper rose that the waiter made for her out of a napkin.
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"My reaction to the photo and accompanying text of you smiling and holding a 'family' of primates you killed, dismays and disappoints me," Trevey wrote.
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To us, there is risk to the economy, risk that tax reform does not help banks as much as expected, and risk that deregulation disappoints.
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Having handed the evangelicals so many longed-for prizes, and offered more, why should people jeopardise this by carping when the president occasionally disappoints them?
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Titled respectively, Land of Pixels, Wire Frame, and Escherization, the modum operandi from the design team, spearheaded by Peter Olschinsky and Verena Weiss, never disappoints.
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"There comes a day in every child's life when his Daddy bitterly disappoints him," former Breitbart News editor Milo Yiannopoulos wrote in a Facebook post.
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But at the same time, investors may be expecting too much from the economy and its growth — which could propel gold if economic data disappoints.
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Even when the show disappoints, as it so often does, the anticipatory thrill it provides in the moment is unlike anything else of its kind.
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Their reaction, in stark contrast to that of Koreans around the world who celebrated the historic summit agreement, disappoints and worries me a great deal.
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Mother took the place of a Bad Man because it deeply disappoints me when women co-opted to serve as proxies for male control techniques.
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This seems unduly optimistic and gives gold the opportunity for gains in 2017 if Trump disappoints the expectations now being built up around his presidency.
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Everyone I meet says residents no longer get paid in shrooms, which apparently disappoints a lot of newcomers who read the same article I did.
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It's the reality that disappoints: No one in this story seems drawn from life, whether we see them from Prairie's perspective or from outside it.
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Best known for her intricate and elaborate works focused on the histories, rituals, and myths of the African Diaspora, the Dominican-born artist rarely disappoints.
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Eating at a Manhattan destination restaurant is an increasingly vainglorious experience; no wonder the food often disappoints and the "fun" has become difficult to locate.
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Read more from Eater: The Restaurants of Netflix's 'Ugly Delicious'How Sanrio Turned Hello Kitty Into a Food Superstar McDonald's Coveted Szechuan Sauce Disappoints Big Time
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Florida Georgia Line and Bebe Rexha also received four nominations, most for their cross-format hit "Meant to Be." The ACM Awards performance lineup never disappoints.
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This disappoints me because I've been waiting a long time to finally see the promise of Ubuntu's unique mobile interface executed on a top-tier smartphone.
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Plus, no matter how many times we eat it, brown sugar and cinnamon toast never disappoints because it's a killer combination of buttery, sweet, and flavorful.
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What disappoints me about pho is the amount of artificial flavorings that often go into it to cut corners, to save time and to save money.
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I know it's such a waste of money, but there's something about a freshly toasted bagel with butter or cream cheese that just never disappoints me.
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Artist's choice The Modern's "Artist's Choice" series rarely disappoints and this iteration is one of its best — and among the most valuable of the inaugural shows.
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Experts previously warned that if India's growth disappoints in fiscal 2019, it could create new political and economic pressure on the government ahead of the elections.
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If the ADP data disappoints on Wednesday, and that line breaks to the downside, that suggests further suffering for the dollar's value relative to rival currencies.
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"Then you think that maybe this isn't the person I thought he was, but 48 hours later he tweets something and disappoints you," he said. Mrs.
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"I think Alphabet disappoints and then spends the rest of the quarter trading up as people realize [that] maybe that quarter wasn't so bad," he said.
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The idea was to give Belle more of a background, and more of a purpose in life than wandering around singing about how her community disappoints her.
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INVESTMENT DISAPPOINTS The latest readings on China's economy also showed fixed-asset investment growth decelerated to 5.6% in January-May from the same period a year earlier.
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Plus, this kind of hype confuses the public, and at the end of the day, disappoints many folks who only keep track of space on the periphery.
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Maybe I'm a little too serious about this, but it disappoints me as someone who's given up weeks of my life to play a game I love.
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He believes that if Snapchat stock disappoints investors in the coming days, it will be a negative indicator for other companies looking to join the stock market.
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Indeed, if the ECB disappoints, the euro could even rise, they said, as the yen did after a surprise decision by the Bank of Japan on Jan.
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When a draft disappoints you, instead of beating yourself up, it can help to try self-compassion: Remind yourself that you're human, and that everyone procrastinates sometimes.
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Expectations for stimulus are high, so the risk for the ECB is that it disappoints markets and its action pushes up borrowing costs, rather than lowers them.
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Expectations for stimulus are high, so the risk for the ECB is that it disappoints markets and its action pushes up borrowing costs, rather than lowers them.
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"McMaster's challenge is that some may hold him to this inappropriate standard, and then he will be open to even more criticism if he disappoints," he said.
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" Moreover, he reminds his readers that "if President Trump disappoints opponents of race-conscious admission policies, he would hardly be the first Republican president to do so.
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Werther is not just miserable but proud of his misery, which he takes as proof that he is exceptionally sensitive—finer than the world that disappoints him.
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Mylan disappoints: Shares in Mylan (MYL) plunged nearly 20.1% in premarket trading after the generic drugmaker reported earnings for the fourth quarter that missed Wall Street estimates.
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The second half of the play, in which fights over the direction of the business dominate — and larger questions about American values are rushed into position — disappoints.
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This is particularly clear in works like a 2019 painting that reads "don't do anything you could not explain to your mother," neatly printed on a lovely, bright purple plaid, which reads as an external or internal reprimand of women's sexuality, or "Disappoints" (2019) with the phrase, "Disappoints but does not disappear," which recalls failed relationships and the myriad of situations women enter into earnestly, only to be disappointed.
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But the twist that most disappoints is when Jimmy decides, during a subsequent float in the same pool, that he'd like a job with Davis & Main after all.
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Yet again, Texas disappoints us: Texas made a cannonball-sized splash when Governor Greg Abbott declared war on sanctuary cities and by extension both undocumented immigrants and police.
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China is facing a growing domestic fuel surplus as new facilities, including privately owned Hengli Petrochemical's refinery, ramp up output while demand growth in key transportation fuels disappoints.
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For a franchise that's meant to highlight humanity's darker nature and the things we'd like to do if no one was watching, it consistently disappoints in its execution.
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Here's what disappoints investors about their financial advisor Your retirement nest egg will stretch the most here Watch out for this red flag when paying your financial advisor
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I think that the thing that disappoints me the most is that it's not just men who have something to say about Larson's chest, but women as well.
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Goldman Sachs told clients to buy companies with strong prospects for future growth as these names will do well even if Donald Trump's economic agenda disappoints expectations this year.
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"Technically, we are due for a breather and if the earnings season disappoints, it could provide the correction that we need," said Josh Jalinski, president of Jalinski Advisory Group.
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"Although I have been pleased or even excited about Treasury's previous reports, this one disappoints," Representative Jeb Hensarling, who chairs the House Financial Services Committee, said in a statement.
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You might click at first, but if you're smart reader, you're going to become more hesitant and suspicious — and you're probably going to share a story that disappoints you.
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While other factors could be fueling the gains, such as the tax-cut legislation or global economic momentum, these shares could pull back if the federal infrastructure package disappoints.
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"This stems from a person that started their campaign talking about Mexicans and Muslims and, in a way that just disappoints me," Booker said to CNN, referring to Trump.
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Bitcoin smells like a bubble to CNBC advisor council Here's what disappoints investors about their financial advisorAdvocates: Cost of GOP tax bill puts entitlement programs at risk of cuts
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But the deeper reason that technology so often disappoints and betrays us is that it promises to make easy things that, by their intrinsic nature, have to be hard.
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If Congress disappoints and the job of updating the SCA to address extraterritoriality falls to the justices, center-right principles would best be served by a ruling for Microsoft.
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Though Nektar Therapeutics is biggest S&P loser, plunges 40 pct after data from trials testing its cancer drug with Bristol-Myers Squibb's Opdivo disappoints ** Tech up 0.7 pct.
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But in the final pages, as Peters dons the sports coat of the history lecturer and draws a lame comparison between Aaron Swartz and Noah Webster, he disappoints once again.
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Just when we hoped that wage growth was on the cusp of accelerating, it disappoints us again, rising just 2393 percent month over month and 2239 percent year over year.
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So in lieu of deep discounts and doorbuster deals, we're falling back on the go-to fast fashion shop that never disappoints: Zara — more specifically, their ever-changing boot department.
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Lloyd never disappoints with his vocals, but it's hard to stay engaged when, like you said, so much contemporary R&B takes on the challenge of unexpected experimentation in sound.
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They needed to feel welcome in their schools and it really disappoints me that we're back at square one in a lot of places after putting in so much work.
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We need a cultural plan matching the scale of the crisis, proposing bold, courageous action — but Mayor de Blasio's "CreateNYC" Cultural Plan disappoints, with its cosmetic and feel-good narrative.
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France, the show's style expert, never disappoints on the red carpet, and this ensemble was the perfect way to pay homage to his South Asian heritage — but make it fashion.
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Some Fed officials have begun to warn that they might need to cut interest rates later this year — further reducing the Fed's ammunition to fight a recession — if growth disappoints.
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But not all analysts are convinced that the BoE will follow through with its hawkish rhetoric as Britain negotiates its way out of the European Union, particularly if data disappoints.
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If, in this light, "Homegoing" disappoints, Gyasi's readers will have to learn to do what her characters do: wait for the spirit to find its way home at last. ♦
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Any new formula we try has to match or surpass the standards these holy-grail options set, and they are the ones we turn to when a new foundation disappoints.
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The market is struggling to digest a rapid about-turn from the U.S. Federal Reserve on interest rates as economic growth disappoints globally and fears of a deflationary environment return.
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On the flip side, if growth disappoints, the Fed might be tempted to cut the overnight lending rate again and the yield curve could steepen and help widen lending margins.
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"From Carsten Höller's psychedelic-themed exhibition (where visitors can stay overnight in the museum with 12 living reindeer) to Anne Imhof's groundbreaking performance art, Hamburger Bahnhof never disappoints," says Kambhu.
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It disappoints me to know that I'm going to be an 80- or 90-year-old man and most of the world is going to seem fucking insane to me.
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If growth disappoints compared with the OBR forecasts, the budgetary "headroom" that Hammond has allowed himself could easily be exhausted, resulting in more borrowing, according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies.
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" She continued, "While this news disappoints me to share, I am grateful to be on the mend and for the support from all of you – it means the world to me!
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And to be fair, the movie's third act is a bit of a disaster, especially because it disappoints in the wake of a much better action sequence around the film's midpoint.
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"If we feel triggered, if it angers us, if it upsets us, if it irritates us or disappoints us or scares us, we're not in a great position to intervene," Reichert says.
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"We think it is far more likely that Powell remains non-committal and disappoints those looking for shock and awe policy next month," said Mazen Issa, senior FX strategist, at TD Securities.
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Be it a wrap coat, a button- down, or a silhouette with a high neck, this tried and true closet classic never disappoints when it comes to dressing up your winter style.
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But the risk is that addiction viewed from the outside can become a somewhat mundane series of expectations that repeatedly get dashed as the person you love disappoints over, and over again.
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Mueller dodges and disappoints Mueller, who had spoken publicly only one other time about his investigation, did not always appear sure-footed when responding, and at times flatly declined to answer questions.
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Kotkin's account of this complex diplomatic dance disappoints only because it seems to turn him away from the more intimate, often chilling detail that he sprinkles into earlier sections of the book.
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Jamian Juliano-Villani, whose work has become highly sought after in recent years, disappoints in the first room with "Native Woman" (2013), a clumsily painted, didactic painting about the salacious male gaze.
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I pity the fool who disappoints Mr. T. Devin Heroux: It was more textbook American curling in the 5th end — cluttered, confusing and messy, which is exactly how this team wins games.
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Instead, Dickinson will be showing off the poet "getting turnt" in a far more modern fashion, depicting Emily as a rebellious free spirit who disappoints her parents and apparently… joins a circus?
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It's a portrait of an economy that disappoints a huge number of people who have heard that they live in a country where life gets better, only to experience something quite different.
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"My reaction to the photo and accompanying text of you smiling and holding a 'family' of primates you killed, dismays and disappoints me," former Commissioner Fred Trevey wrote Fischer in an email.
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If they established a commitment ahead of time to make up lost ground when inflation undershoots or growth disappoints, expectations of a catch-up boom could provide an automatic stimulus in any downturn.
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The Holiday is one of those dependable seasonal classics with a rom-com formula that never disappoints: an adorable meet-cute, a predictable romance, a touch of heartbreak, and of course, sweet redemption.
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The old phone-in-an-empty-cup hack disappoints every time, and even the majority of shower speakers lack the volume and fidelity to make your favorite tunes sound anything like they should.
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The yield curve has flattened in the past month as Federal Reserve speakers including New York Fed President William Dudley have indicated further monetary policy tightening is likely even as economic data disappoints.
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" After landing in Karachi, which disappoints Aden, she and Decker make their way by bus to Peshawar, "no less abject" than Karachi, she thinks, but still discernibly "the holy fortress it had been.
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Returning to action for the first time since September 2017, Mairbek Taisumov is a fighter who rarely disappoints in the cage but finds a way to keep letting fans down with his inactivity.
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When Apple disappoints its Mac customers, while it may not risk much in terms of the bottom line, it does risk shaking the faith of the company's most vocal and long-term customers.
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"The danger is that ... Powell disappoints markets and isn't nearly as dovish as the street is hoping," wrote Jeffrey Halley, senior market analyst at Asia Pacific for Oanda, in a research note Friday.
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"Without sounding like a broken record, the danger is most definitely that Chairman Powell disappoints (on expectations he will signal more rate cuts)," said Jeffrey Halley, senior market analyst at online trading platform OANDA.
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LUNCH (2) Bistrot Paul Bert – Book a table at this traditional bistro with classic French fare in the 11th arrondissement, which never disappoints its longtime clientele of locals, visitors, and in-the-know editors.
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This loss of detail is the thing that bothered me the most about the iPhone X camera, and while the iPhone XS is better, the smoothing still disappoints me every time I see it.
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Two seems like a reasonable number sitting here today, but it could be more if the economy is stronger and inflation comes back more quickly, or it could be less if the economy disappoints.
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When money runs short to buy canned foods, or there are no llamas available to turn into jerky, or the harvest from their farms and gardens disappoints, Andean families can always rely on chuño.
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"The thing that disappoints me about this is that they're only checking addresses that have a balance instead of all addresses that have ever been used," he said in an interview over the phone.
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If that disappoints you, let me comfort you by mentioning that technically there is a sauce, but it's a thick, spoonable sauce made of seasoned yogurt and it sits below (never over) the meatballs.
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So if Trump disappoints in his home state and in the Northeast later this month, then we'll have evidence that something truly has changed in the race, and that his campaign is in trouble.
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"I would be cautious on the mining sector because if global growth disappoints again, then commodities could also certainly be prone to disappointments," said Gerhard Schwarz, head of equity strategy at Baader Bank in Munich.
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A society where people have fewer children and hold diminished expectations for the future, where institutions don't work particularly well but can't seem to be effectively reformed, where growth is slow and technological progress disappoints.
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"I would be cautious on the mining sector because if global growth disappoints again, then commodities could also certainly be prone to disappointments," Gerhard Schwarz, head of equity strategy at Baader Bank in Munich, said.
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If there is one thing we know about Donald Trump by now, it is that he is masterful at monopolizing media attention by teasing a political revelation that either disappoints or never comes to pass.
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"Although today's sentence disappoints us, we have complete faith that Josh shall return to society as a true asset to his community," said Priya Chaudhry, a lawyer who represented Mr. Newman along with Eric Kanefsky.
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As for the Citi surprise index, he finds it to be a volatile indicator that often bounces back quickly from plunges like the recent one as economists adjust their expectations after the data disappoints them.
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All we have to do is live up to this privilege of being American, to take our turn narrowing the gap between the American Creed, which binds us, and the American reality, which always disappoints us.
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However, he argued that evidence pointed towards the effects of such measures having diminished almost entirely, indicating that if the ECB disappoints on stimulus next week, it will have to do much more in the future.
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Along that same line the one number that disappoints me a little bit is construction because if we bounced back on that we should have also bounced backed on construction jobs too given a weather improvement.
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The soaring prices could hit the cocoa users hard next season, especially if the upcoming crop disappoints, as they could be forced to buy large volumes at hefty premiums when they return to the market to restock.
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Offshore investors own nearly half of Pretoria's total debt, leaving the country heavily reliant on capital inflows to plug budget deficits, which are set to widen as growth disappoints and political uncertainty raises the cost of borrowing.
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That it disappoints shows how hard it is to reconcile Shakespeare's vague and ordinary life with his extraordinary, well-known works, and why many writers and screenwriters have opted for either irreverent mockery or dewy-eyed bardolatry.
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Every week, television cameras line up in the hallway outside Room 28500 of the Dirksen Senate Office Building in hopes of catching a quote from Graham that will dominate the day's news shows — and he rarely disappoints.
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The trackpad uses Microsoft's Windows Precision drivers, the keyboard is pleasant to type on, despite the limited room for key travel, and the screen is a standard 13.3-inch FHD panel that neither astounds nor overly disappoints.
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There's still too much noise from the super-and-turbocharged four cylinder engine and some harsh impacts make it to the driver's butt, but it easily scores near the top for a segment that often disappoints me.
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And if he disappoints voters early on, that could make the problem worse, hurting his new party's prospects going into October parliamentary elections that will determine the make-up of the cabinet with which he must share power.
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KAHLO DISAPPOINTS Frida Kahlo's typically enigmatic 1939 oil-on-metal painting "Dos Desnudos en el Bosque (La Tierra Misma)," showing two naked women in a Surrealist landscape, was one of the few museum-quality works in the sale.
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Mexico's challenges since transitioning from one-party-rule to democracy in the 1990s are so numerous and complex—corruption, drug violence, the rule of law—that the most probable outcome is that AMLO, like his predecessors, merely disappoints.
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However, it's worth noting that when Apple disappoints its Mac customers, while it may not risk much in terms of the bottom line, it does risk shaking the faith of the company's most vocal and long-term customers.
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The run up to the vote has already been marked by sporadic violence, including the killing of an election observer, and attacks from a breakaway group of Renamo fighters at risk of worsening if the party's outcome disappoints.
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Know that just because one person or situation disappoints you, you're at least not doomed to repeat the experience again—and, dear Pisces, some very fun times are on the way later this month as the sun enters Cancer!
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On Saturday, Lee's wife, Lee Ching-yu, asked during a news conference that supporters forgive her husband if he says something in court which disappoints them, as he might be required to give testimony against his own free will.
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"If the upcoming U.S. job data disappoints investors, risk appetite will not come back for a while," said Takako Masai, head of market research at Shinsei Bank in Tokyo, refering to the closely-watched U.S. data due on Friday.
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"It disappoints me to know we live in a society where people like Ilie Nastase can make such racist comments towards myself and unborn child, and sexist comments against my peers," the 35-year-old athlete wrote on Instagram.
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This disappoints Mr Cruz, who would like to fight a two-way battle with Mr Trump and keeps repeating that he is the only candidate who has won more than one state (nine so far) against the front-runner.
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"If the upcoming U.S. job data disappoints investors, risk appetite will not come back for a while," said Takako Masai, head of market research at Shinsei Bank in Tokyo, referring to the closely-watched U.S. data due on Friday.
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In Munich and Paris, she had played the Mozart piano concerto with Valery Gergiev and the Vienna Philharmonic, and the reception had been only O.K. A blog about the Paris concert saying, "Yuja Wang disappoints," had stayed with her.
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Why it matters: He blinks; he disappoints the people who still love him; he gets no credit for reopening the government, given he already took credit for the shutdown; and we're back where we started after 35 days of pointlessness.
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"It disappoints me to know we live in a society where people like Ilie Nastase can make such racist comments towards myself and unborn child, and sexist comments against my peers," Williams said in an Instagram post at the time.
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Investors who spoke with CNBC say if the data disappoints, the central bank will be under more pressure to allow the onshore currency to weaken, which will most likely result in a widening spread between the onshore and offshore yuan.
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"I don't see this moment as something that disappoints the aspirations of Brazilian women," said Teresa Surita, a supporter of Ms. Rousseff's ouster, who is running for re-election as the mayor of Boa Vista, a city in the Brazilian Amazon.
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But the net long position is still well within sight of the previous week's record high of 543,069 lots, meaning that if OPEC's decision disappoints the more bullish investors, the chances of a sell-off after the meeting are higher.
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If the Cubs do fall short, it will disappoint a great many people in the same way that Kerry Wood's 86-75 career record and solitary strikeout title disappoints; not-great-enough can sting as much as plain old not-great.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Maria Sharapova did not just reach the third round of the U.S. Open on Wednesday, she also showed that she is a rock star who never disappoints her fans, according to former world number one Mats Wilander.
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As Axios' Jonathan Swan puts it: He blinks; he disappoints the people who still love him; he gets no credit for reopening the government, given he already took credit for the shutdown; and we're back where we started after 35 days of pointlessness.
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Although Amazon has done a pretty decent job of filling out its app store for its Fire tablets, that store can't hold a candle to what's available on the main Google Play Store, and it definitely disappoints when compared to the iPad.
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"What ultimately disappoints me about the choice of Sanders to open the first Women's Convention in some 40 or so years is that we have some excellent leaders to choose from who are women," Valerie Street, who tweeted her disappointment, told CNN.
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With just days to go until the fights, UFC 205 is looking like it could be one for the history books and if any one of these title fights disappoints the participants of another will have the chance to steal the show.
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Neill Blomkamp's teaser for the new shorts series Oats Volume 1, which will be available on Steam, is dark and twisted; and it could be the grizzly science fiction fans need right now in a year when a new Alien film disappoints.
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This is a surly version that seems to focus on the way that Peter's immaturity disappoints everyone around him, especially Wendy (the poised Kelley Curran, a welcome still point amid the glum ruckus), who wants to love him, not to mother him.
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From the first Derby, won by Aristides, to the 2015 race, captured by American Pharoah en route to sweeping the Triple Crown for the first time in 37 years, what has been called "the most exciting two minutes in sports" rarely disappoints.
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They are of an Ashkenazi Jewish background and my fathers side is Jamaican with very prominent cultural differences, language being one of them … It disappoints me to see a "decline in language education" and I wish America saw the importance multilingualism holds.
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And while I love using it for some things — playing music and podcasts, setting timers and reordering items from Amazon — I've come to realize that, like Apple's Siri and all other virtual assistants, its Alexa voice-driven artificial intelligence system disappoints a lot.
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Critics correctly see my films as having a strong feminist viewpoint, and I am very pleased about that, but it disappoints me when they describe them exclusively as feminist, because I tried to have a conversation with viewers about many other issues as well.
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And, while I love using it for some things — playing music and podcasts, setting timers, and re-ordering items from Amazon — I've come to realize that, like Apple's Siri and all other virtual assistants, its Alexa voice-driven artificial intelligence system disappoints a lot.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)Despite designs that often make them look like they're part of the US military's advanced arsenal, Nerf's dart-blasters are just toys, and as a result their performance often disappoints compared to other mock weapons like paintball guns or Airsoft rifles.
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But at the same time, the action is choppy, a motorcycle chase through downtown San Francisco uses a laughable amount of green screen (I'm convinced Tom Hardy wasn't on set on the days those scene were filmed), and the final confrontation between Venom and Riot disappoints.
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Though it is Faith who disappoints Greer and not the other way around, Faith is only marginally responsible for the problem that brings about the rift, and in a way her only fault is that she chooses to do nothing about the thing that is bothering Greer.
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So revered is he, and so solid the reasons for that reverence, that one hesitates to attempt the role of devil's advocate, Luddite's friend, or grump, and yet, in one regard, "Ex Libris" disappoints, for it offers so little in the way of moral or political abrasion.
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"I think the stock is probably a bargain, but you can't buy this unless you're prepared for the fallout if the company disappoints when it earnings are reported in a couple of weeks ... and you can't handle the scrutiny that Zuck's getting," the "Mad Money" host advised.
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Fed to take away the punch bowl: High Frequency Economics Jim O'Sullivan thinks the release seals the deal for the Fed, writing that " the presumption is that there will be a rate hike" at the central bank's next meeting in two weeks, unless data in the meantime disappoints.
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Each participant who backed Trump spoke of worries about the president's inability to break the gridlock in Washington, D.C. "What most disappoints me is he's such an incredibly flawed individual who has articulated so many of the values that I hold dear," Tony Sciullo said, according to NBC.
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That said, I don't think Warren did well enough in the debate to recover from her weak finish in Iowa, while Sanders has a confident stage presence and a well-honed delivery that never disappoints his fans and makes him the likely front-runner in the Granite State.
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A smartwatch should undoubtedly do more than just tell time, but if I'm spending hundreds of dollars on a device that's supposed to out-perform a basic Timex, I'm looking for a wearable that saves me from having to pull out my smartphone every few minutes, and that's where the PowerWatch X disappoints.
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Then we go in on Mortal Kombat 11, which holds up the Kombat name in many ways—with a delightfully wacky story and characters, a wild time-traveling ending for Jax—and disappoints in some others, with the casting of famed TERF Ronda Rousey and rumors of unsound labor practices at the studio.
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Which, funny enough, is exactly how Apple depicts Siri in this recent ad, which features Dwayne Johnson using Siri to check his calendar appointments while pruning a bonsai, and listen to his email while painting the Sistine Chapel, among other things: In reality, that system needs work; Siri still disappoints more often than it delights.
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In most other ways, the man who performs it, Mary's future husband, Lord Darnley (Jack Lowden), disappoints her, but there is enlightenment as well as pleasure to be found in the full and complicated sexuality of the film's characters, including David Rizzio (Ismael Cruz Cordova), a musician who is part of Mary's inner circle.
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How absurd it will be if repeal-and-replace ends up retaining all too many of ObamaCare's defects, failing to unleash the benefits of the free market for health care consumers, gets opposed by Freedom Caucus members as a consequence, yet all Republicans get blamed when what gets enacted, "real healthcare," disappoints the American people.
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Many critics have pointed out how Far Cry 5 either disappoints or fails to deliver on the narrative promise the the trailers and the press tours hinged on, and I think that the inability to deliver is as much about who speaks in the game as much as it is about tone, mission design, and a lack of seriousness.
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THE last thing that America needs is more economic turmoil and political navel-gazing in Europe, a continent which—for all that it disappoints and maddens officials in Washington—remains a major trading partner and indispensable ally when the "free West" needs to act as one, for instance by sanctioning Russia over its actions in Ukraine.
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ET * Valeant surges on better-than-expected profit * Priceline falls as forecast disappoints * Indexes up: Dow 0.14 pct, S&P 2063 pct, Nasdaq 0.04 pct (Updates to open) By Tanya Agrawal Nov 7 (Reuters) - All three major indexes hit record levels in early trading on Tuesday as healthcare stocks rose on robust earnings and investors remained upbeat about a cut in corporate taxes.
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ET * Tesla falls after offering to buy SolarCity * Adobe falls after forecast disappoints investors * Indexes up: Dow 0.18 pct, S&P 0.14 pct, Nasdaq 0.05 pct (Updates to open) By Tanya Agrawal June 22 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks opened slightly higher on Wednesday as investors held off from making big bets, a day ahead of Britain's referendum on its European Union membership.
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In the other story, corporate America just performed another bait and switch at the common good's expense — making a show of paying bonuses and raising wages after the passage of the corporate-friendly Republican tax bill, but actually reserving most of the tax savings for big stock buybacks, enriching shareholders rather than employees in an economy where wage growth still disappoints.
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ET * Valeant surges on better-than-expected profit * Priceline falls as forecast disappoints * Futures: Dow up 12 pts, S&P down 0.5 pts, Nasdaq down 1.5 pts (Adds details, comment, updates prices) By Tanya Agrawal Nov 2.13 (Reuters) - Wall Street was set to open close to record levels on Tuesday as earnings season winds down and investor expectations shift to a much-awaited cut in corporate taxes.
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Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (R), has bashed McConnell as a "career insider" who routinely disappoints the conservative base.
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President Obama is seeking to preserve an open line of communication with Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, even if doing so disappoints a liberal base that would like to see him light up the president-elect.
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In a similar way, the U.S. disappoints Turkish expectations in not responding positively to Turkey's request for the extradition of Sufi Muslim religious leader Fethullah Gülen, who they assert directed the coup attempt from his self-imposed exile in Saylorsburg, PA. The visit of Turkish Justice Minister Bekir Bozdag on May 8 was widely believed to be another effort by Turkey to secure the extradition of Gülen, regardless of the reportedly weak evidence submitted for the extradition request.
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Adds closing prices, details) * FTSEurofirst index falls 1.2 pct * Mining, oil shares hurt by weaker commodity prices * Banks outperform as U.S. rate increase looks more likely * Travel stocks lower after Egyptair plane goes missing * Bayer slumps on Monsanto move; Thomas Cook disappoints By Danilo Masoni and Atul Prakash MILAN/LONDON, May 19 (Reuters) - European shares fell on Thursday as weaker oil and metals prices put pressure on commodities stocks and concern mounted that U.S. interest rates would be raised soon.
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ET * AMD falls after revenue forecast disappoints * GE gains on quarterly profit beat, cash flow forecast * Mattel surges on surprise jump in quarterly revenue * U.S. GDP growth slows less than expected in Q212.5 * Futures: Dow and S&P flat, Nasdaq up 213% (Adds comment, updates market action) Oct 221 (Reuters) - Wall Street was set to open slightly higher on Wednesday as investors digested another set of earnings reports ahead of a widely expected interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve later in the day.
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ET * AMD falls after revenue forecast disappoints * GE gains on quarterly profit beat, cash flow forecast * Mattel surges on surprise jump in quarterly revenue * U.S. GDP growth slows less than expected in Q212.5 * Futures: Dow and S&P flat, Nasdaq up 213% (Adds comment, updates market action) By Arjun Panchadar Oct 221 (Reuters) - Wall Street was set to open slightly higher on Wednesday as investors digested another set of earnings reports ahead of a widely expected interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve later in the day.
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Beginning with its successful taming of the internet, Beijing has treated the darkest episodes of "Black Mirror" as a how-to guide for social control and subjugation — with "social credit" scores and official public shamings for people whose daily conduct disappoints, official Communist Party apps that you'd better use if you know what's good for you, surveillance technologies and facial recognition software as boots on the back of nonapproved religions, and compulsory internet as part of the brutal, tech-enabled replay of the Cultural Revolution imposed in China's Muslim west.
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