President Bashar al-Assad's supporters and opponents alike share a sense of misgiving.
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He said the biggest misgiving in the community was about the abuse of opioids.
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"This is exactly what they wanted, which is my biggest misgiving about leaving," Ms. Levin said.
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My one misgiving about Let Me Die is that Keckler didn't delve into these fascinating topics more deeply.
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Her face, as she grasps that her life has somehow been leading to this, is a study in misgiving.
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Despite McConnell's reported misgiving with Trump's tweets, the Kentucky senator has appeared confident that Kavanaugh would be confirmed in the future.
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Colombians have good reason to mistrust both the FARC and the government, and there are parts of this deal in particular that generate understandable misgiving.
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Examining it, you feel a mystified wonder, and perhaps a slight misgiving about the inventor's soundness of mind, remembering what happened to Wile E. Coyote.
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My only misgiving here, judging by the leak, is that Fitbit doesn't appear to be going far enough to make the Charge 3 exciting in 2018.
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"The first misgiving reflects concerns that the government is squeezing as much growth as plausible from relatively opaque sectors via accounting techniques," he wrote in a note.
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A Pen of All Work, masterfully curated by Gary Carrion-Murayari and Massimiliano Gioni, blows apart every assumption and misgiving I might have harbored about this artist.
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That's the question I keep hearing from old friends on the right who voted with misgiving for Donald Trump last year and now find reasons to like him.
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My one misgiving about the device is the hinge, which can be adjusted between three positions: one at a right angle, one completely flat, and one somewhere in between.
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The idea behind that was always that sense of misgiving ... nobody's safe – that's what I tried to establish there ... Have a listen and you'll see, that one note changes everything.
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The world of Mr Bowie's most productive decade was, after all, a time "fired not by optimism, but by dread and misgiving", as the cultural historian Peter Doggett has written.
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Keeping images of "our" war dead out of sight signals a distrust of the viewing public, a fundamental misgiving about our ability to view images ethically, to do anything to repair the violence we see.
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That is an ancient misgiving, yet the movie is itchy with the paraphernalia of today; information about the killing seeps through cell phones, entry phones, and computer screens, and you come to dread yet another buzz at the door.
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"I had a bit of a misgiving about it because men glorifying women's death feels a bit 'urgh,' but when they played the clip of Earl Spencer, that's when I felt moved—it felt less cynical," says attendee Claudia Saviotti.
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The mainly ethnic Tajik Jamiat-i-Islami party behind Abdullah, a veteran of the old mujahideen Northern Alliance, as well other groups like the mainly Shia ethnic Hazaras and the ethnic Uzbek minorities of northern Afghanistan have watched his return with misgiving.
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All but shocked at her ability to circumnavigate what he called "Male Shackles," in his essay "Woman in Art," in not only laying claim to O'Keeffe's success, photographer Alfred Stieglitz probes what is perhaps the fundamental misgiving behind these sorts of situations.
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I doubt they thought he would win, but he would encourage or exacerbate divisions in the society, challenge many fundamental norms over his own narcissistic sociopathic views of himself and his entitlements, and break a lot of crockery without a second's misgiving.
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"The second misgiving reflects concern that if the data is wholly accurate, then it implies a deepening shift towards state-led growth in both the secondary and tertiary sector, which raises major doubts about the long term productivity and thus sustainability of current economic activity," Jackson added.
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It starts with a lone guitar picking slow arpeggios, speeds up as the band gradually joins in and finally allows itself the relative luxury of multiple layers of vocals and guitars, revving up to a swirling, shimmering waltz — a brief stretch of instrumental euphoria despite every misgiving.
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"It was this deep, gut-felt misgiving of remaining in the group, remaining in the cult," Lyford — who defected from the alien-obsessed religious sect when he was 39 — recounts ahead of the next episode of People Magazine Investigates: Cults, which airs on Investigation Discovery on Monday, June 17, at 9 p.m.
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Rutenberg Yup, my biggest misgiving when I would write debate-night stories back in my last job as a political correspondent was that whatever I thought immediately after the debate might prove wrong or at least off-kilter in the clear light of the real polls, voter reactions and late-night comedy.
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"My biggest misgiving about the plan is that it's really hard to transition 160 million people from employer-provided coverage — many of them, and I'm one of them, really like that coverage — without a much longer transition plan than I see in here," added Bernstein, who was in the Obama administration when the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, was being crafted.
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It's not just that inequality is so deeply embedded in our genes and environment that we don't know how to make progress — it's that it's dangerous to even try: HARRIS: I guess one thing that must be occurring to listeners now — and this is my misgiving about having this conversation and going into this area at all — the question is why talk about any of this?
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Part of the Art Not Oil coalition, the protestors have since 2012 been calling for the museum — among other UK institutions — to end its sponsorship deal with the oil giant, but this new exhibition for them captures every misgiving they have about the relationship: "BP driving climate change, doing dodgy deals with repressive regimes, and using the museum to distract attention from or even legitimize both," as BP or Not BP?
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During 2017 Misgiving picked up member Aaron Wilson as a second guitarist. After the release of "Beg for Forgiveness," Misgiving immediately started working on new material for a second EP. During the writing processes the band picked up new member Cass Clary as a bassist. The remainder of 2017 was spent writing the new EP. The band stated to have written over 30 songs for the upcoming release but only 5 made the cut.
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Chandler, John (2008) "X-Ray Visions (review)", Portland Monthly Magazine, August 2008 The bands' songs have been covered by Hefner ("Goethe's Letter to Vic Chesnutt"), The Delgados ("The Dirge") and Tullycraft ("Misgiving").
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Shortly after the release of "Resolve," Aaron Wilson left the band due to unknown reasons. The band has never made a public announcement about the departure. Misgiving has stated they are already writing for a third EP.
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The title refers to the feelings held by various characters in the episode. Marlo's misgiving about Little Kevin led to his murder. Bodie worries about the appropriateness of his new boss's actions. Doubts spread about Randy's character lead to bullying at school.
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Misgiving was formed in 2017 by Tyler Morris and Joseph Sauret. They immediately began working on their first EP "Beg for Forgiveness". The four track EP was self produced. The EP was released on July 13, 2017 and was met with positive reviews.
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Misgiving is an American melodic metalcore band from Richmond, Virginia, United States. The band formed in early 2017 and self-released their debut EP titled "Beg for Forgiveness" on July 23, 2017. The band released a single titled "Absolution" alongside announcing the release of their EP "Resolve" which was released on February 22, 2019.
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952 The Musical Times review began with: "We took up this book with misgiving, feeling somehow that Mr. Shaw was too young to be writing an autobiography. We laid it down (at an hour when we ought to have been asleep) wishing there were lots more of it."The Musical Times. "Review: Up to Now by Martin Shaw". Vol.
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Misgiving incorporates elements of metalcore, melodic metalcore, ambient, djent, and post-hardcore in their music. They often feature calm atmospheric passages and intense metalcore breakdowns. The band delivers vocals in a wide range, including high pitch, mid-pitch screams and clean singing. The band has been compared to The Amity Affliction, Saosin, I See Stars, Underaoth, Invent Animate and Oceans Ate Alaska.
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The band spent the latter half of 2018 recording their upcoming EP. While in the recording process, bassist Cass Clary left and Chris Waite joined as their drummer. While still recording, the band set out to record a video for what would be the first and only single off of "Resolve." Misgiving released a teaser for a music video premiere. "Absolution" was released on January 3, 2019.
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When a sinner is so hardened as to feel no remorse or misgiving of conscience, it is considered a sign of reprobation. This isn’t teaching that because of their wicked actions that God will not save them, but that God has withdrawn his offer of salvation and he gives them over to a seared conscience and now they can do vile actions. The vile actions and the many different things are evidence of a reprobate mind.
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Invited to recite "The Gift Outright" at the inauguration of President John F. Kennedy, Frost composed a new, prefatory poem that became "For John F. Kennedy His Inauguration". At the actual event Frost wasn't able to read the latter poem, but still recited the former from memory. After the Kennedy inauguration, Frost had "high hopes" of finishing the collection of poems he had been promising Holt for the past several years. As of 1954, the title was "The Great Misgiving".
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He was born in Olive Branch, Mississippi, and relocated with his family to nearby Memphis, Tennessee at the age of eight. Despite initial misgiving from his Pentecostal parents, Shannon developed an interest in the blues and played part-time with several local bands, whilst his daytime occupation was with a hardware firm. He began a full-time musical career when he secured a spot in Shirley Brown's backing ensemble. In 1993, his own Preston Shannon Band played at the Long Beach Blues Festival in Long Beach, California.
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His only misgiving was Odinga's contradictory role as a "nationalist and a patriot" on the one hand and "an ethnic baron" who "uses both nationalist and ethnic cards for the advancement of his political project". But he exculpated Odinga from this contradiction arguing that he "has always struggled against dictatorship and oppression and has been for social justice". Ahead of the divisive 2007 presidential campaign, Mutunga threw his weight behind Odinga, saying "I am convinced Kenya's transition needs Raila as the president of this country".
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Mike Love in 1966 Mike Love is sometimes cited as the reason for the album's collapse. According to Love, he did not have an issue with "crazy stupid sounds" or following Brian's odd requests, but he still desired "to make a commercially successful pop record, so I might have complained about some of the lyrics on Smile." Carl said that, with regard to the Smile material, Love's only misgiving was Parks' lyrics. Brian denied that Love's opposition to the lyrics made him shelve the album.
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He demanded that all available Panzer units cooperate in a concentrated attack aimed at recapturing the Contentin Peninsula and cutting off U.S. forces in Brittany from resupply. According to OB West Operations Officer Bodo Zimmermann, Kluge knew "very well that carrying out this order meant the collapse of the Normandy front", but his misgiving were ignored. Kluge could only muster four depleted Panzer divisions by the time operations commenced on 7 August. The offensive came to a halt from Avaranches, primarily due to Allied air superiority, leaving German units vulnerable to entrapment.
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During the overland journey, they stopped at Salt Lake City, where Ludlow found an industrious and sincere group of settlers. He brought to the city prejudice and misgiving about the Mormons, and a squeamishness about polygamy which embarrassed him almost as much as his first view of a household of multiple wives. “I, a cosmopolitan, a man of the world, liberal to other people’s habits and opinions to a degree which had often subjected me to censure among strictarians in the Eastern States, blushed to my very temples,” he writes.
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This relieves judges of any misgiving they may have. For when > they confess to infanticide, parents find their children have been > suffocated or their blood completely sucked out of them. When they confess > to digging up corpses and violating the sacred nature of graves, one > discovers that bodies have been torn from their graves and are no longer > found where they had been put. When they confess they have given a piece of > their clothing to Satan as a pledge, one finds this tell-tale scrap upon > their person.
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He is shown with strong shoulders and a keen, alert gaze, in which some detect an air "of combativeness...disquietude...and misgiving". Unlike the Madrid canvas, the portrait does not refer to his occupation as a painter, although art historian David Rosand believes that "instead of an implement of his craft, however, the open brushwork itself declares the painter's art". Further, the emphasis on his hands may reference that as a painter his talent derived from them. That the canvas is unfinished gives insight into Titian's working methods and techniques.
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Film critic Bosley Crowther certainly did not like the screenplay, but seemed to appreciate the acting. He wrote, "Meanwhile, the rest of the performers—Jean Peters, as the girl who gets killed; Jeanne Crain, as her misgiving sister; Mr. Reid and several more—make the best of Harry Horner's brisk direction to make it look as though they're playing a tingling film. It might be, indeed, if the story were not so studiously contrived and farfetched, and if Mr. Boone did not wear a label that virtually says, 'I'm IT.'"Crowther, Bosley. The New York Times, film review, September 8, 1953.
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Walters, however, who was an exceedingly strong and competent guide, but without the genius which is fired by difficulty, had previously remarked, with reference to the last precipice of the mountain, ' We may still find difficulty there.' The same thought had probably brooded in other minds; still it angered me slightly to hear misgiving obtain audible expression." :"From the point on which we planted our first flagstaff a hacked and extremely acute ridge ran, and abutted against the final precipice. Along this we moved cautiously, while the face of the precipice came clearer and clearer into view.
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Gradually, his autocratic style and uncompromising outlook destroyed any real influence among the expatriate community. Other Hungarian exiles protested against his appearing to claim to be the only national hero of the revolution. Count Kázmér Batthyány attacked him in The Times, and Bertalan Szemere, who had been prime minister under him, published a bitter criticism of his acts and character, accusing him of arrogance, cowardice and duplicity. He soon returned to England, where he lived for eight years in close connection with his friend Giuseppe Mazzini, by whom, with some misgiving, he was persuaded to join the Revolutionary Committee.
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The Queen of Hearts appears in the Once Upon a Time episode "Hat Trick", played by Jennifer Koenig. In the show's second season, it is revealed that the Queen of Hearts is, in fact, Cora (Barbara Hershey) a boy loving mature woman, with misgiving behavioral attitudes towards them, the mother of the Wicked Witch of the West and the Evil Queen. In her earlier life, Cora (portrayed by Rose McGowan) was also the miller's daughter (the heroine of the Rumpelstiltskin story). Cora abandons her first born, Zelena, after realising that the father is not royalty as she believed.
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A decision was soon put up to order a third aircraft, with the company considering both the Avro 547 triplane and the "Westland Limousine Machine". After initial misgiving by McMaster, Fysh and McGinness finally settled for the Avro triplane. The Avro 547 was bought for £A2,798, and was considered a revolution in airplane technology, able to hold 4 passengers in an enclosed cabin. The Avro had also won a £A10,000 competition sponsored by the Daily Mail for the "best commercial aircraft". Due to their financial circumstances however, the order for one of the Avro 504K was cancelled.
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In September 1834 Elssler appeared with the Ballet du Théâtre de l'Académie Royale de Musique (today known as the Paris Opera Ballet), a step to which she looked forward with much misgiving on account of Marie Taglioni's supremacy on that stage. However, Elssler and Taglioni were exceptionally different dancers, and the Opera's management saw this as an opportunity to incite some controversy by hiring Elssler. Taglioni was known as a , represented by the lightness of her leaps and jumps. Elssler, on the other hand, distinguished her dancing with the precision in which she performed small, quick steps.
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Socrates says that he is one of those people who is actually happy to be refuted if he is wrong. He says that he would rather be refuted than to refute someone else because it is better to be delivered from harm oneself than to deliver someone else from harm. Gorgias, whose profession is persuasion, readily agrees that he is also this sort of man, who would rather be refuted than refute another. Gorgias has only one misgiving: he fears that the present company may have something better to do than listen to two men try to outdo each other in being wrong (458b–c).
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The greatest misgiving of many of the Ceylonese leaders, both Sinhalese and Tamil, was the recommendation of universal franchise by DC. Jane Russell in her detailed study states that (p. 16) "Ponnambalam Ramnathan and most of the 'conservatives' believed and argued that the giving of the vote to the non-vellala castes and to women was not only a grave mistake, leading to 'mob rule', but Ramanathan explicitly suggested that it was anathema to the Hindu way of life". The political leadership of the Ceylon Tamils was left dumbfounded ... by the complete boulversement of the policies they had pursued for the last decade(p. 18 ).
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Tarrow displays skepticism at the notion that digital ties and communication can overcome interpersonal trust and ties. He argues “loose mobilizing structures have defects in their virtues (149).” If the Internet can only produce weak, diffuse ties, Tarrow concludes that social movements still require organizations that work out of an identifiable, physical space. Keck and Sikkink echo this misgiving about the diffuse ties digital technology cultivates, maintaining “networks are more effective when they are strong and dense (206).” However, the rapid expansion of information and communication technologies (ICTs) prompts a reevaluation of the traditional understandings of collective action models provided by Olson, Tarrow, and Keck and Sikkink.
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On the sixteenth of April with profound misgiving we gain from our Rapid Response group in Lori marz, that the human rights activists of Helsinki Citizens' Assembly Vanadzor Office had been assaulted. As per the declaration of the Helsinki Citizens' Assembly Vanadzor Office a few subjects, who were against screening of Azerbaijani movies, tossed stones towards the human rights association's office, ill-used, harmed the property and even hurt one of the officers. Savagery towards any individual is unequivocally censured, and brutality towards persons with exceptional mission including human rights shields and writers is over and again denounced. Savagery towards human rights guards and writers is a wrongdoing, as well as disgrace and disgrace for the general public.
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After 70 days and almost since the sinking of the Anglo Saxon, on Wednesday 30 October 1940 the two survivors landed on the island of Eleuthera in the Bahamas. Widdicombe and Tapscott were transferred to a hospital in Nassau, Bahamas, where they slowly recovered. Widdicombe commented on his survival: > I wondered if I was dreaming when I saw a strange face leaning over me. And > then the whole horrid situation came back to me with all its vividness, and > I suffered a severe misgiving, until the man started to talk to me and then > I realised that we had had the good fortune to wash up on one of Britain’s > far flung colonies.
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Pitts does not often mention women in his writings and it appears there were very few opportunities for him to be around women. Pitts encounters violence against women several times in his account, most notably when describing the Imperial Turkish camps where he wrote that the soldiers are "apt to drink, and are abominably rude, insomuch that it is very dangerous for any woman to walk in any by-place but more dangerous for boys, for they are extremely given to sodomy…" In his discussion of marriage, Pitts describes how the marriage agreement takes place between the groom and the father of the bride. The woman's possible feelings or misgiving about the union are not mentioned at all. Pitts appears to perceive women as having little to no power in their relationships with men.
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As well as being opposed by Batista and The Undertaker, the group faced a different kind of opposition from Chavo Guerrero. Chavo, Vickie's nephew, voiced his misgiving about her relationship with Edge, thinking it disrespected the Guerrero name, alluding to Vickie being the off- screen widow of Eddie Guerrero. Despite being forced to face Edge's enemies, Chavo was soon brought around and welcomed into the group when Edge appeared on ECW on Sci-Fi in mid-January to help Chavo win contendership for the ECW Championship by beating CM Punk, having lost twice already. Using her power to influence ECW General Manager Armando Estrada, Vickie turned Chavo's championship match into a no disqualification and with Edge using a spear on Punk, Chavo became the ECW Champion on January 22.
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He has been keeping an eye on them for long enough now to be familiar with many of the regulars and has noticed the disappearance of several - Bigby Wolf, Snow White, Boy Blue and so forth - linked with references to "The Farm". He has come to the conclusion that "the Farm" is actually a euphemism for execution, giving him the mistaken impression that the Fables willingly kill their own without reservation. He is aware that Tommy Sharp was also investigating Fabletown and was subsequently murdered, which has only served to heighten his misgiving about the Fables. During the Jack of Fables arc The Bad Prince the reason for Thorn being able to see through the Fables' illusions is finally given: he is, in fact, a Literal, beings who are like Fables, but represent literary devices rather than actual characters.
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However, he and Cathy escape and find the body of president Howard Glass after Leon had him killed inside Battle Frontier. He and Cathy are found by Bobby and return to the Macross Quarter to tell the truth about Howard Glass' death. Ozma learns that Ranka has left the Frontier fleet to recover her memories and decides that he must also choose his own path. When S.M.S. resorts to piracy and separates from the Frontier fleet in the Macross Quarter, Ozma battles Alto and, before joining the Macross Quarter in its fold jump, tells Alto (whom he has many misgiving due to Alto's at-times rebellious piloting behavior) that he has improved and reminds him to choose his own path. He was one of the primary investigators at Galia 4, where the Macross Quarter uncovers the truth behind the Vajra and the corrupted factions in both the Galaxy and Frontier fleets.
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When Church leaders (clergy) voiced their misgiving about the euthanasia program and Nazi racial policies, Hitler intimated that he considered them "traitors to the people" and went so far as to call them "the destroyers of Germany". The extreme anti-Semitism and neo- Pagan heresies of the Nazis caused some Christians to outright resist, and Pope Pius XI to issue the encyclical Mit Brennender Sorge denouncing Nazism and warning Catholics against joining or supporting the Party. Some pastors, like the Protestant clergyman Dietrich Bonhoeffer, paid for their opposition with their lives. In an effort to counter the strength and influence of spiritual resistance, Nazi records reveal that the Gestapo's Referat B1 monitored the activities of bishops very closely—instructing that agents be set up in every diocese, that the bishops' reports to the Vatican should be obtained and that the bishops' areas of activity must be found out.
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The intention of the IBA Emscher Park was to develop in parallel structural changes covering the whole area and to initiate lighthouse projects that work as local stimulation and attract attention. The region was suffering from its image as rust belt for more than a hundred years and even though a lot of green spaces and landscape existed this was not highlighted before and made the region – a misgiving of the government – not attractive for investments or long-term improvements. The time stretch of 10 years (1989-1999) was chosen to create changes that do not only present single solutions on buildings but to enable public partners to activate complex interdisciplinary planning processes that work in the long run. Moreover, the processes partly were organized in a way that projects like the restoration of the Emscher system were scheduled to last up to the year 2025.
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Kujat currently serves as the Chair of the Advisory Council of the Network Centric Operations Industry Consortium. He is married and has three children. Since July 2016, Kujat is a member of the Supervisory Board of the Berlin based Research Institute 'Dialogue of Civilizations'tagesspiegel.de/themen/agenda/wladimir-jakunin-gruendet- institut-in-berlin-potemkinsche-denkfabrik (DOC), allegedly financed by Vladimir Yakunin,DoFC Foundation: Management until 2015 CEO of the Russian Railways and by some sources considered a member of the Russian president Vladimir Putin's inner circle. By some conservative German media (Bild- Zeitung, Die Welt) Kujat was criticized for his pro-Russian views in German TV talk shows,Julian Reichelt: Ex-Generalinspekteur Kujat wird von @AnneWillTalk ganz offiziell als Unterstützer der russischen Kriegsverbrechen eingeladenEx- General-Inspekteur Kujat - Plötzlich macht er Propaganda für PutinPropagandisten wie Harald Kujat als „kritische Experten“ allegedly being considered with misgiving by the German Federal Government.
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It is only in so far as such assurance is > forthcoming in a form sufficiently convincing to enable him to depend safely > upon his real objects (parents) that he is able to gradually renounce > infantile dependence without misgiving. In the absence of such assurance his > relationships to his objects is fraught with too much anxiety over > separation to enable him to renounce the attitude of infantile dependence: > for such a renunciation would be equivalent in his eyes to forfeiting all > hope of ever obtaining the satisfaction of his unsatisfied emotional needs. > Frustration of his desire to be loved as a person, and frustration of his > desire to have his love accepted, is the greatest trauma that a child can > experience :— Fairbairn, 1952, pp. 39–40 The loved child does receive support and encouragement which gives him enough courage to let his parents go temporarily, while focusing on the establishment of new relationships with peers and future partners.
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