It's just too bad the military frowns on having fun.
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How can you hate a guy who frowns on rape!
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He sucks in his cheeks, frowns and walks toward me.
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Warning to Abby: the warden frowns upon that kinda thing.
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Is it all heads down and frowns all the time?
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The boy frowns with serious purpose and swings wildly, missing.
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Wozniak says he does what he can to minimize frowns.
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The federal government frowns on giving green cards to felons.
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Then he stands back up, frowns and shakes his head.
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Expect wet umbrellas on the subway and frowns on the street.
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As the Journal relates, even Rumsfeld himself frowns on the Undos.
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And if ethnography generally insists on anonymity, journalism frowns on it.
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That said, it sounds like the LACACC frowns on the practice.
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All these people, with their faces, little frowns and tics and habits.
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The customary smiles and excitement were replaced by frowns disappointment and betrayal.
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Dern, whose elastic face is one of Hollywood's great instruments, frowns wearily.
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The other part of the formula is just as important: Avoid frowns.
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The Federal Highway Administration actually frowns on crosswalk art, calling them distracting.
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She frowns at a man, also in uniform, standing next to her.
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What if the local government in your area frowns on your beliefs?
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Iran&aposs clerically overseen government frowns on Sufism, the mystical strain of Islam.
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That said, California law generally frowns upon non-compete and non-solicitation provisions.
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But Japan is home to "a culture that frowns on failure," he added.
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Both news outlets pointed out that the Federal Trade Commission frowns on such nondisclosures.
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International law frowns on making people stateless; Australia's law applies only to dual-nationals.
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Disney, for example, is using face recognition to spot smiles and frowns among moviegoers.
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As a consequence, political faces tend to be stern, frowns fixed and adjectives gloomy.
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He still frowns on founders at really early-stage companies trying to cash in.
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Related: Candy-Colored Illustrations Turn Frowns Upside Down Can a Cat Be Abstract Art?
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She walks around Stockholm unbothered, since the culture frowns on fawning over the famous.
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CIMON smiles when the mood is upbeat, and frowns or cries when things are sad.
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No one frowns on non-Muslims (or indeed non-fasting Muslims) taking refreshment in public.
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But he also said that he frowns on affluent travelers taking advantage of welcoming monasteries.
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"He also joked that he frowns upon extra martial relations because they need "extra action.
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Their open smiles will change into prim frowns; their eyes will glance me over suspiciously.
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Here's to hoping all those frowns get turned upside down in the Land of Smiles.
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Berenson either smiles or frowns depending on the frequency of either green or red circles.
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Unwisely tamped down, Mr. Smith delivers a generally monotonal performance flecked with grimaces and frowns.
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And my boss frowns on me leaving for a couple hours midday to see movies.
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There's still a slim chance those frowns will turn upside down, but for now ... #CryWithHer
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Pressed on whether he tests messages for those in power, he frowns, trying to answer precisely.
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It's a digital model, new and shiny, and she frowns as she tries to manipulate it.
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The government shifted the burden of integration to the migrants themselves, which Mr Penninx frowns on.
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Snoopy still lusts after Linus's blanket, Peppermint Patty is school-clueless, Charlie Brown sighs and frowns.
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But our party faithful should turn those frowns upside down: the Mueller report is good news.
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And third — and I am speaking from experience here — fake smiles are worse than real frowns.
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The markers of Muslim identity — beards, skullcaps and head scarves — invite frowns, even violence, in India.
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In a conservative society that frowns on female drivers, she said, she does not have a license.
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You could see little twitches and frowns as the inconsequential practice free throws bounced off the rim.
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Someone needs to tell Sessions that the First Amendment frowns upon governmental power being used that way.
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So information that could spark up any form of sectarian crisis, the government really frowns at it.
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SNS also frowns on Sulik's proposals to legalize civil unions for same-sex couples, euthanasia and marijuana.
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Society frowns on profiling or jumping to conclusions about people by their looks, and for good reason.
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"The girls are wearing these short shorts and there are young men out there, too," Muslet frowns.
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There are over 1,000 distinct kinds of frowns on display, from rakish to tragic, ironic to crushed.
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Our research found that the gang frowns upon those who put their personal business above the collective's.
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By not mentioning money, my interviewees follow a seemingly neutral social norm that frowns on such talk.
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He frowns, then spins a better excuse than the child could ever create alone, followed by ice cream.
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Major League Baseball frowns upon teams holding conferences during the Series, so as not to be a distraction.
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On a practical level, though, I have always thought the frowns were a natural byproduct of the situation.
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The Catholic Church, he wrote, "frowns on" such adaptation and has a habit of emphasizing aid over transcendence.
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It's a sad milestone, but our frowns could be turned upside down if her casting winds up breaking barriers.
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The German players trudged off goalless at halftime, with frowns on faces and whistles ringing out from the terraces.
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Generally, this court frowns on roping people who are just trying to do their jobs into personal art projects.
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It seems likely that a majority of the justices frowns on class-action awards that bring bupkis to millions.
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Notice who frowns when you show off your skills—you don't have to dump them, but do take note.
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Dad takes his time waiting for a confession, reminding her that Santa Claus frowns on this sort of behavior.
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And when you're in this business and you're unhappy, the figures all wind up with frowns on their faces.
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The American Society for Reproductive Medicine frowns on this, given the additional risks that come with twins and triplets.
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He stood by his bizarre code of honor, one that frowns on public assistance in favor of the coat hanger.
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For starters, Islam frowns upon publicizing the sins of others, with sensitive matters typically handled quietly to protect all involved.
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Also, only six-year-olds had more frequent smiles rather than frowns when they watched the mean puppet get punished.
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Sparkles and frowns all around As Twilight scholars know, Pattison's interpretation could not have been more accurate to the canon.
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From behind the counter, I watch customers greet each other by bumping elbows, nervous frowns tugging down their forced smiles.
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Although enthusiasts have been able to hack around and tinker with iOS over the years, Apple frowns upon doing so.
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" The flyer further says R.A.M. frowns on "weak men, addicts and apathy" and encourages members to revive their "warrior spirit.
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At best, deciding the case would be no more than issuing an advisory opinion, which the Supreme Court frowns on.
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Barack suggests a solution and showcases his political savvy in turning their frowns upside down with a "carry on" message.
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But he learned, over time, to reach across the aisle, even in small ways — something that the Central Committee frowns upon.
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Their willingness to speak to foreign media is itself brave, as China generally frowns upon citizens having contact with foreign journalists.
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Unfortunately, almost all of them have it beaten out of them by media training and a culture that frowns upon individuality.
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Apple deeply frowns on this activity and will not generally provide technical support for a jailbroken phone running someone else's software.
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"This incentivizes policing motivated by profit rather than public safety, which Florida law oddly both frowns upon and allows," Andersson said.
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The purpose of redaction ... is to safeguard the competitive process, not to withhold information that a party frowns on making public.
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Then I told him, 'And you look like me a little too.' and then he frowns and almost cries and says, 'What ?!
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F.Y.I., playing it safe, frowns on the notion that you should risk physically injuring someone even if you can beat the ticket.
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Mr. Higgins said he once had an intelligence officer make a recruiting pitch at one of his workshops, something he frowns upon.
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A key feature of the robot was that it could recognize basic emotions in people - smiles, frowns, looks of surprise, anger and sadness.
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There was an adorable mischief about Cozmo that you just smile about, even when it frowns and knocks over a tower of blocks.
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Watson's performance is placid and poreless, a collection of minimalist smiles and forehead-beetling frowns that do nothing to emphasize the story's stakes.
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The officer frowns — with his proud badge, he does not see the other's secret knowledge that his power is neither eternal nor absolute.
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In the back of my mind, however, I wondered what an algorithm would make of my answer, complete with nervous pauses and frowns.
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Android users will now be able to change their frowns to smiles, after a popular face-morphing app launched on Wednesday on Google Play.
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That last part is causing a bit of a theological bugaboo for the Catholic Church, which frowns on nearly every kind of birth control.
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Those smiles will turn to frowns when Republicans get a look at new numbers on the AHCA in a new Kaiser Family Foundation poll.
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He frowns a little, as if wary of attention, but you can tell he's kidding-serious, trying out a pose of artist as prodigy.
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There was a lot of tension in the air, lots of furrowed brows, frowns, nervous gestures, and a general sense of confusion and uncertainty.
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The image fits and doesn't — funny because of how unpresidential he looks and painful when added to this group of leaders history frowns upon.
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I wasn't surprised that in an email, she said she frowns on agreements to award fees only to lawyers hand-picked by class counsel.
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Turn your frowns upside down this week because we're challenging you to play with perspective and take your photos upside down for our community challenge.
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SCENARIO 1Your partner: reasonably frowns upon narcotics, but is rather unreasonably trying to force this opinion on you by being judgmental about the whole thing.
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Male and female students rarely sit together or walk around the school together without receiving disapproving frowns from clerics, old-timers and populist student leaders.
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The impact of his testimony had a perceptible effect on the faces of Republican senators who listened to him intently with frowns and furrowed brows.
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He was unhappy about keeping it, a common feeling in Gaza's conservative society: Islam views dogs as unclean and frowns on owning them as pets.
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In one study, published in the journal Emotion, my lab photographed male and female faces in various poses, such as smiles, frowns and widened eyes.
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Dress codes for women are strict and even a wisp of hair escaping from the required headscarf can prompt frowns, or worse, from the crowds.
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So if you do tell the truth, and the board frowns upon home offices, it might toss your application, and you would never know why.
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At health conferences, he arrived to the quizzical frowns of social workers and realized that, of some 200 attendees, he was the only police officer.
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As Kavanaugh grew increasingly emotional, it appeared to start having an effect on Republican senators who looked at him intently with furrowed brows and frowns. Sen.
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No one ever frowns when you hand them a bag of fresh holiday cookies, so making the treat is well worth the time and money invested.
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In Los Angeles, which may be the taco capital of the U.S., the news of the N.B.A. champ's filing was met with frowns, guffaws or shrugs.
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The fact that a number of ska bands in the 290s actually covered Propagandhi's "Ska Sucks" proved just how much ska loved turning frowns upside down.
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Blake Habermann, Ms. Baumwoll and newcomer Regan Sims are almost impossibly emotive, threatening to crack their pancake makeup with the force of their smiles and frowns.
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Even though Trump later called Obama a "very good man" and Obama said it was his aim to make sure Trump would be "successful," there were frowns.
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As it pushes to make apps communicate better, the scrappy San Francisco company has developed a culture that favors boldness and taking initiative, and frowns on perfectionism.
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Until today there was no tech with the Oculus Rift that can track your face, so it remains a frozen mask, devoid of smiles, frowns, or rage.
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Ducking into an empty exam room, her gaze quickly settles on a scuff mark behind the door where a chair has rubbed against it, and she frowns.
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That has been replaced by a more sober atmosphere where the Kremlin frowns on the flaunting of wealth and only Kremlin-connected tycoons make the biggest fortunes.
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While some athletes and coaches may not always recognize the signs of concussion, the larger concern is a sports mind-set that frowns on leaving the game.
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I try to imagine when they'd be like"—she makes an 'interested' face, brows raised—"'oooh', or like"—now she frowns and grimaces —"'uugghhmm what is that?
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Proud of her initiative (despite their obligatory frowns) and anxious to move forward, they set up their home dark room and developed the film while Paige watched.
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If you hate them as much as I do and live in a city full of them, you might find that chasing after them means getting weird frowns.
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When Penny first spots the Zamin family after she's been assigned to live with them she quite literally gasps, frowns, and even screams at the sight of them.
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" His girlfriend of three years, Radelle "Noonie" Martin, added: "He turned a whole lot of frowns to smiles every single day with no effort, it was just natural.
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You know, the kind that covers a man's face, not the kind that covers for a gay man's sexuality — although the university probably frowns on those as well.
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When blind you can neither read text nor frowns, but if somebody starts talking to you and you can't see them, hang loose till you figure it out.
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Contemporary NBA parlance frowns at that phrase, but scorers who don't need a screen and can fill it up from anywhere on the court will always be useful.
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The campaign is testing the limits of a government that frowns on citizen-led movements, has a poor record of promoting women's rights and controls all news media.
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And the challenges campaigners face include not just a patriarchal culture but also the ruling Communist Party, which frowns upon any citizen-led movements and censors discussion online.
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India has the highest proportion of female commercial pilots in the world at 237 percent, despite the country's patriarchal society, which typically frowns on women in such jobs.
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For instance, Farid said, when Obama delivers bad news, he frowns and tends to tilt his head down; he tends to tilt his head up when giving happy news.
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Noreika's speech challenged traditional U.S. thinking that frowns upon mixing banking and other commercial activities because of fears that customer deposits would fund or subsidize risky non-banking business.
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The"Evening Meditation" series, in particular, captures this sense of flux: here Marley paces, jogs, frowns and smiles on the beach, almost a silhouette in the blue light of dusk.
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She cocks her head this way and that, and then frowns, unhappy with the way she looks in spite of the gèlè, the expensive jewelry and the expertly applied makeup.
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The report frowns upon the recent growth in the number of creative-arts and business degrees, which are cheap to provide, but whose graduates are unlikely to repay their loans.
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As head of the Church of England, which frowns upon remarriages for those who have been divorced, the young Queen Elizabeth was torn between duty and loyalty to her sister.
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"It was great to have smiles on our faces instead of the frowns we've had so many times going through the line," said one of those eight, captain David Backes.
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In a country that frowns on public dissent, Otero Alcantara has led a rare campaign against the measure, known as Decree 349, by dozens of artists working outside state institutions.
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Cultural and social If your cultural or religious background frowns upon premarital sex or your sexual orientation, for example, it may be difficult to have a healthy enjoyment of sex.
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Spanish singer Rosalía narrates and tells viewers that in a town where everyone frowns, Styles&apos character is a boy with a blinding smile who is rejected by the community.
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Most subscribe to a moderate brand of Islam, though tradition frowns upon intermarriage — Hui men who break convention by marrying outside the faith often demand that their wives convert to Islam.
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At first, that seemed to be her fate in the show, too, as actress Amanda Brugel was restricted to a few short words with June (Elisabeth Moss) and some disapproving frowns.
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There was just nothing special about them – nothing that made him stand out in an industry already packed to the rafters with 30something white men with beefy biceps and handsome frowns.
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Cramer noted that Wall Street is "short-sighted" and typically frowns upon news that a company will make investments because investors are less inclined to buy into the long-term view.
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The water should be ten degrees cooler, frowns Mr Vermillion, and data retrieved by his smartphone from a nearby measuring station shows flows at less than half their historical median level.
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Sandy recalls Aunt Hager, a woman who frowns on secular dancing — even if that dancing takes place in her own yard — whirling round and round at a revival in religious ecstasy.
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So be it if achieving that now means tolerating China's heavy hand; this group frowns on any talk of separatism, or even just further democratization, that could invite retaliation from Beijing.
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"After the revolution we exchanged the Western frowns with the smiles from the East," said Asadollah Asgaroladi, one of Iran's wealthiest businessmen and the head of the Iran-China chamber of commerce.
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But for the time being, a suddenly skittish Chinese consumer apparently isn't willing to spend to improve their smiles — and that's causing a lot of frowns for Align's investors on Wall Street.
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But Trump is likely to get serious pushback from strategist Steve Bannon, who represents the nationalist faction in the White House, which frowns upon increased military interventions, especially in the Middle East.
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Hathaway frowns at clues so hard she seems in danger of spraining a muscle, and Rosie Perez does her best to breathe urgency into a supporting role as Elena's colleague and confidant.
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Even if the body is willing, Korean players said, the mind is inclined to think twice because of an age-based team hierarchy that frowns on a younger player checking an elder.
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In a blog post to "Sabato's Crystal Ball" on September 21, the online political site's managing editor, Kyle Kondik, spelled out the rationale Democrats would likely employ if a jury frowns on Menendez.
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"In the meantime, Athletics Kenya frowns upon and condemns in the strongest terms any case of anti-doping rule violation whether in Kenya or elsewhere in the world," it said in a statement.
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She winces and frowns a lot, and the camera conspires with the lighting and makeup to catch every twitch of distress, and the sweaty, oily sheen she never seems able to blot away.
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When Casey appears, wet hair combed, completely dressed, and finds Ian still under the covers and Kirsten standing by his bureau, Kirsten frowns and says that both boys seem really tired this morning.
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The group's official status at the private school the girls attend is in limbo at the moment, since the administration frowns upon the choice of the notorious Escobar as an object of study.
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Brief detentions are the standard response to opposition street protests in a country that frowns on public dissent and views dissidents as mercenaries in the pay of the United States to subvert the government.
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Social robots like those shown off at the 2016 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas may soon be interpreting many more smiles, frowns and tilts of the head, if recent forecasts come to pass.
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A shadow spreads over Bey's face, she frowns, possibly because of Curran's interloping, and then not-so-subtly extends her left elbow to create more space between herself and the oblivious woman next to her.
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And while skin care also isn't on the prescribed list, I treated my face to a charcoal peel-off mask because I don't want to live in a world where Taylor frowns upon exfoliated pores.
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And yes, I see many quizzical frowns out there in Digital Land, so let's keep moving along... KEEP IT MOVING ...which, by the way, seemed to be what Sunday night's ceremony was most concerned about.
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But the Texas law has now earned frowns from both a district court and the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals—one of the most conservative appellate tribunals—and the Supreme Court is unlikely to interfere.
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And despite a recent flurry of new development as civilization creeps across the island, the tranquil atmosphere remains, with long stretches of uninterrupted beach and an unwritten code of conduct that frowns on flashy behavior.
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Mkhize did not comment on his own chance of winning - the ANC, which presents itself as a collective that discourages personal ambition, frowns upon its members openly campaigning for posts well ahead of an election.
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The Green Meadow Waldorf School in Rockland County, about 25 miles northwest of New York City, costs roughly $25,000 a year in tuition and is grounded in an educational philosophy that frowns upon rote learning.
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" Todd adds, "He knew with his financial situation he wasn't going to be able to take her [body] back there unless he did something drastic, and unfortunately for him he did something that society frowns on.
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As for why ... Skrine seems conflicted on that part ... telling TMZ Sports -- on one side, the former USC QB is too good of a dude ... but, on the other, the NFL REALLY frowns upon doing that.
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In fact, he's been using it since before he co-founded Apple: "'Smiles minus frowns' was my original formula when I was about 20 years old," says Wozniak, who appeared on CNBC's Squawk Box on Monday.
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They do this by choosing to allow groups with fascist ideologies to operate freely until enough reports are filed and/or high-level political attention frowns down on particular individuals that they'll step in and act.
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Duterte also has not been afraid to upset the Roman Catholic Church in a nation where more than 80% of the people identify as Catholic, vowing to push ahead with birth control methods the Vatican frowns upon.
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Sadly, our gig economy world frowns upon R&R; as an adult, it's not socially acceptable to curl up and take a nap at work, no matter how tired or hungover or burdened with ennui you are.
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It is the question hovering over the weeklong festival that opened on Saturday in the ancient walled city of Pingyao: Can you create and showcase independent films in a country that frowns on independence, much less dissent?
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If people use the classical view to guide the development of their technology — if you're trying to build software or technology to identify scowls or frowns and pouts and so on and assume that means anger, good luck.
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The European Commission typically frowns on attempts to prevent parallel trade in the 28-country bloc, whereby cheaper products in one country are transported for sale in another, seeing such tactics as an obstacle to the single market.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. While society generally frowns upon our beloved sportsmen honking on drugs, it is hard not to harbour a sneaking admiration for those who have cultivated a taste for the venerable spliff.
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While there are certain identities that the otherkin community largely frowns upon (claiming to identify as a different race or ethnicity is typically seen as unacceptable, for instance), most kin are loath to tell anyone their identity isn't legitimate.
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Muslims do not assimilate as easily as Europeans or some Asians, said Denmark's culture minister, Bertel Haarder, partly because, as he put it, their patriarchal culture frowns on women working outside the home and often constrains freedom of speech.
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Another mage, fan-favorite Dorian, frowns at the Circle of Magi, but his counter arguments are weakened by his status as a foreigner: in his home country, mage-kings murder their slaves to power blood magic and summon demons.
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Shrugging off frowns from high-brow commentators and opponents, Salvini has made the beaches his political stage, a perfect venue for his down-market, "man-of-the-people" persona - and the more crowded and less exclusive they are the better.
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Not least because if you do not have any of these things, and you're not lucky enough to be, say, a successful novelist or a software engineer, then society frowns on you, and your prospects are frequently bleak and deeply uncertain.
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There's a new entry on the list of Things Stacey Dash Does Not Approve Of. Not only is the right-wing commentator not on board with Black History Month, she also frowns upon talk of human impact on the environment.
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For starters, a 203 percent tax on imports from Mexico would violate the North American Free Trade Agreement and most likely the rules of the World Trade Organization, which frowns on punitive levies imposed arbitrarily on imports from specific countries.
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The scenes of harvesting wheat with primitive equipment and caring for farm animals in a turbulent climate are a continual reminder that despite its beauty, life here is no idyll, and the rural community's strict Puritanism frowns on frivolity and idle pleasure.
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Myka Meier, an expert in protocol and etiquette at Beaumont Etiquette, said in an email that there was no official code of behavior for meeting the queen, though tradition frowns on turning one's back on the monarch or sitting before she does.
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Officials in Wausau, a community of 38,000 known for granite quarries, ginseng farms and downhill skiing, have finally grown tired of the periodic mockery inspired by their ordinance, and the suggestion that they are a city that frowns on old-fashioned fun.
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By night's end, the show had generated a Tumblr's worth of GIF-able moments — not least the visage of the House speaker, Nancy Pelosi, whose frowns, furrowed brows and occasional smiles functioned as a real-time guide to liberals' feelings about the speech.
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The FDA cracked down on kits Zayner sells to brew glowing beer and, while there are not specific laws to prevent someone from experimenting on themselves, the agency generally frowns upon anyone doing anything to their body that has not been thoroughly tested and agency-approved.
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While Poirot and Wimsey are deliberate about the foods they consume, their tastes are narrow: Poirot prefers his native European delicacies, like croissants, omelets, and soft cheeses; he generally frowns on English cooking, and he expresses the utmost horror when he is made to try Chinese food.
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While the government of India still frowns on porn, these blanket bans are against the law: In July 2015, India's Supreme court ruled that the government had no place interfering with people's right to consume whatever kind of media they wanted in the privacy of their own homes.
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Their health-and-training business has faltered as a result of the allegations they committed a hate crime and sold steroids, which they deny, and Abimbola Osundairo, who is straight, has suffered reputational damage among a Nigerian community that widely frowns on being gay, the brothers' legal team said.
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Against a backdrop of numerous proposals that ignore legitimate scientific findings and eliminate or water down safeguards designed to mitigate climate change and protect the nation's air and water, many among the agency's career staff now perceive that EPA's political leadership frowns upon meaningful enforcement of pollution control standards.
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The only way Apple's iPhone X Animoji's can track your face is through the iPhone X's TrueDepth camera, which uses depth information from your face to keep the animation in sync with your mouth, eyes, and all the rest of your facial muscles (it can track blinks, winks, grimaces, frowns and wide-eyed looks).
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She shared a photo of her bare arse on Twitter, while also slipping in a casual plug for her Christmas album: (The below is a bit NSFW by the way, if your workplace is of the sort that frowns on out-of-focus bare arses on employees' screens) Extremely chef's kiss, I'm sure you'll agree.
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Univision and Ciurana also argued that the satirical post simply compared the two men's similar frowns and hair, and that it would be a "stretch" and "far from plausible" that the post conveyed that both Roof and Trump "hold comparably racist views," but even if that was the message, this message still would be protected opinion.
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Joe ManchinJoseph (Joe) ManchinSunday shows - Recession fears dominate Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Trump vows to 'always uphold the Second Amendment' amid ongoing talks on gun laws MORE, who is in a tough reelection battle in a state that voted overwhelmingly for Trump, has already met with Kavanaugh and frowns on the idea of delaying his Senate consideration.
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I don't know if Wayne and Solange feel the same, but I like the way that Wayne tackles his frustrations in this verse, including his frustration with a certain "burden" (sounds a lot like Bird—you get it): But I got a lot to be mad aboutGot a lot to be a man aboutGot a lot to pop a xan aboutI used to rock hand-me-downsAnd now I rock standing crowdsBut it's hard when you only got fans around and no fam aroundAnd if they are then they hands is outAnd they pointing fingersWhen I wear this fucking burden on my back like a motherfucking cap and gownThen I walk up in the bank pants sagging downAnd I laugh at frowns what they mad about?
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