Either way, the numbers suggest a dismaying order of magnitude.
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Bouteghmès was seized with a dismaying sense of déjà vu.
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Some antibiotics also have dismaying, even alarming, side effects in themselves.
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Syphilis continues to make a dismaying comeback in the United States.
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The bottom line, though, is that all these sources have dismaying limitations.
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The new pricing changes aren&apost dismaying all of its customers, however.
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The result, in terms of how others would view his condition, was dismaying.
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Alas, taken in context, Mr. Trump's point was all too clear and dismaying.
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Yet this was still a dismaying, disconcerting speech to hear from an American president.
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The earth wasn't created for us, as much as some people find that dismaying.
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At each level — middle school, high school and college — we encountered a dismaying consistency.
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The film, though, doesn't convey the complexity of Syria's dismaying orgy of self-destruction.
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"Whitney" is too funereal to be a party, too sad, strange and dismaying to cheer.
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In a dismaying echo of that tragedy, Arturo and Carla suffered an equally devastating loss.
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Comey showed a dismaying disregard for norms that have governed the behavior of FBI directors.
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With dismaying regularity, my students find him to be a scold, a killjoy, and a hypocrite.
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Trump's transformation of the presidency into a kleptocracy has unfolded at a dizzying and dismaying pace.
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Since we are all to some extent his hostages, I find this dismaying and rather frightening.
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"It is no less dismaying in terms of international law and international trading relations," he said.
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Finally, it's dismaying to see the fecklessness of those on the left supporting third-party candidates.
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Writer and reporter Lina Lecaro details the dismaying realities of her life as a music journalist.
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Having survived that close call, China's leaders focused again on the economy's dismaying reservoirs of red ink.
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The idea of being a voluntarily celibate millennial—especially an agnostic one—is, for many incomprehensibly dismaying.
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As a classical liberal and a recent convert to Catholicism, I find all of this deeply dismaying.
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That's dismaying, because although this is a female-centered movie, the women's roles are not exactly empowering.
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But their success is dismaying precisely because it goes against a particular idea of Anglo-American exceptionalism.
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In an unusual 15-minute announcement explaining the FBI's findings, Comey ended up dismaying both Republicans and Democrats.
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Our combined experience of over 60 years in child psychiatry and psychology leads us to a dismaying conclusion.
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The pharmacist, with dismaying cheerfulness, handed me a strip without asking for a prescription or recording the sale.
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It is devouring the Roman church — erasing trust in its hierarchs, dismaying the faithful and blackening its image.
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But along with the dismaying news came an offer: Was Mr. Campanale interested in taking over the space?
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In a dismaying WTF future, we do end up with war and instability that we don't get out of.
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The dispute has spiraled intoa fight with racial overtones, dismaying Democrats as the 2020 presidential and congressional elections approach.
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The effect on children, especially, is dismaying: after a sharp fall in the 29.00s, absolute child poverty is rising.
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It is also dismaying to think an American research professor could have assisted in the project in any capacity.
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But Europe's larger problem in the face of Putin's serial aggressions isn't a dismaying and potentially compromised U.S. president.
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His findings make for a riveting, if ultimately dismaying, read, underscoring the profound inequities built into our education system.
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Now is the perfect opportunity to convert the island from a dismaying preview to a model for effective reform.
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The sight of fractured headstones and overgrown weeds was so dismaying that she turned around and drove back home.
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Taking another tactic towards disappearance is Urs Fischer's dismaying and singularly masculine meltdown, "Untitled" (2011), made entirely of wax.
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It was a dismaying start to a new year that had been preceded by multiple acts of terror in 2016.
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Moreover, Israel's government remains in flux; it may face the dismaying prospect of going to war without a prime minister.
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A whopping 3 out of 4 people admit to using emojis professionally—it's unsurprising but still dismaying, especially for bosses.
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"Yes, fat shaming is dismaying, but this show's answer to it is fit shaming," Neil Genzlinger wrote in The Times.
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What once seemed a charming dream for the richest country in the region has now turned into a dismaying present.
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But, she told The Vancouver Sun at the time, the need to fight such battles generation after generation was dismaying.
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A former backbench rebel, he has refused to say anything nice about the past five years of Socialist government, dismaying ministers.
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In a dismaying but no-longer unusual parallel, she faced the kind of bullying at home that she was fighting abroad.
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This is "dismaying, but not surprising," said lead author Dr. Emma Morton-Eggleston of Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Institute in Boston.
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", the inability of young students to tell "fake news" from real news is alternately "dismaying," "bleak," and a "threat to democracy.
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It is dismaying that our federal government is making the conscious decision to try and worsen healthcare access for many Americans.
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Its dismaying lack of delicacy is ill-suited to Wilde, a writer who, if anything, can often seem fey and arch.
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Its contents were dismaying; the singer's social media housed a litany of racial slurs and memes, posted in her early teens.
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One lawyer, who graduated from an Ivy League law school in 8403, recalled that her own experience was dismaying and disorienting.
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The internet has loosened our collective grasp on the truth, and efforts to fight that dismaying trend are obviously worth pursuing.
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And while all their stories are equally dismaying to hear, those of women who don't hold cultural sway are particularly impactful.
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This year the University of Oklahoma decided to close its respected organ technology and repair program, dismaying some in the field.
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It's a predictable, if dismaying response both to the current U.S. tax code and to the changing nature of big corporations.
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What begins as an incisive critique of how economists and policymakers abandoned community ends as a dismaying illustration of the problem.
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This is dismaying to fans of "fighting chess," although it's understandable given how well-prepared, using powerful computers, GMs now are.
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The results they found were pretty dismaying: Young millennials don't seem to have progressive views when it comes to women and housework.
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Even if May wins, another vote will be required for Britain to legally exit the EU and the uncertainty is dismaying investors.
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Even if she wins, another vote will be required for Britain to legally exit the EU and the uncertainty is dismaying investors.
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It is dismaying to see so many Americans either nod in agreement or pretend not to hear what he is really saying.
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Yet Mr Macron's move has been even more dismaying for those at home who want the state to get on with privatisation.
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This is why it is so dismaying to read that only $1.8 million is allocated to mosquito control in Miami-Dade County.
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"Kitsch tends, or at least strives, to evoke only the comforting, evicting anything painful, disquieting, or dismaying from its realm," he writes.
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This case is a particularly dismaying and consequential example of what happens when no one bothers to engage in scientific fact-checking.
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What is dismaying is that it is not simply a case of greedy officials harvesting illegal payments, like those in soccer's ruling body.
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Their blinding similarity — old, male, white — was dismaying, so he put out the call on Twitter to find himself a more diverse replacement.
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Yes, fat shaming is dismaying, but this show's answer is fit shaming: Katie has contempt for all those well-toned bodies in Westport.
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The overall trend is dismaying to Nick Troiano, executive director of the Centrist Project, which encourages moderate independent candidates to run for office.
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All of this has been hugely dismaying for the only standout player in Mets history to have played his entire career in Queens.
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It is thus dismaying to consistently encounter new graduates who haven't a clue about thinking through a challenge and devising well-considered approaches.
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Still, it's a bit dismaying to see this as the search question that has most quickly risen in Americans' minds over the past day.
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Trump's announcement reversed decades of U.S. policy, delighting Israel's government but dismaying Palestinians, who want the eastern part of the city as their capital.
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He also said tax reform in many ways would be "a lot simpler" than healthcare, dismaying tax experts who said that is not so.
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At first this was another unrealized sketch, to a dismaying degree: One quartet for two couples was tedious in plan and limp in execution.
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This placing of subjective impressions over objective scholarship makes Briggs's interest in Helen Lowe-Porter, Thomas Mann's translator (and Boris Johnson's great-grandmother), dismaying.
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He therefore knows that he cannot possibly match Mr. Roosevelt if he embraces the dismaying anti-environmental agenda Mr. Trump has saddled him with.
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The Ebola response was put on lockdown in Beni, dismaying health experts who say every attack hurts crucial efforts to contain the deadly virus.
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As an organization that for decades has campaigned for an end to the death penalty, last year's setbacks were as disturbing as they were dismaying.
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As dismaying as all of that is, we've still made several steps towards more LGBTQ+ equality in 2017, in the U.S. and across the world.
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"I find it dismaying and objectionable that President Trump continues to deny the undeniable fact Russia launched a major cyberattack against the US," Burns said.
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Reports for months have pegged the Boston Celtics as the most serious of those suitors, delighting Boston fans and dismaying Utah fans in equal measure.
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Our current advocacy priority is eliminating the nationwide backlog of untested rape kits, a dismaying reflection of how victims of sexual assault have been regarded.
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Mr. Byford announced his resignation four weeks ago, dismaying many workers, and riders, and ending a two-year tenure marked by repeated conflicts with Gov.
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The FEC's frozen state is particularly dismaying given how campaigns, nonprofits, and Super PACs are making a mockery of the law during the 2016 campaign.
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"This dismaying decision adds to the already widespread fear that the checks on unbridled presidential power, corruption and self-enrichment have been seriously undermined," said Sen.
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The stand-off was dismaying too, showing that even near-conflict with a foreign power is not enough to unite an America gripped by partisan furies.
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What came across, with dismaying clarity, was that this president's critics listen to what he says about guns, and do not believe a word of it.
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This comes just months after she responded to the North's growing threat by embracing an American missile defense system, angering China and dismaying many South Koreans.
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It was an incongruous sight, simultaneously heartening and dismaying; golden against the grim gray of destruction, an orb among the shards, tattered but still largely intact.
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Bret Stephens Of all of the dismaying and disgusting details of the Harvey Weinstein saga, none is more depressing than this: It has so few heroes.
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But it is especially dismaying when science-denying hacks and self-serving industries block action that is in the obvious and urgent interest of all humanity.
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We interrupt your regularly scheduled selection of depressing news stories and dismaying tweets to bring you the most amazing thing that happened on the internet today.
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Still, the gathering at the Environmental Protection Agency on Tuesday was deeply dismaying — and not only because of Mr. Trump's tired complaints about job-killing regulations.
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But it's dismaying, as it feels like political "business as usual" for Bernie to lack transparency, even for a few days, and even under these vulnerable conditions.
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It was a bad instance of mistaken identity; the impulse to honor survivors' testimony, riddled with "perplexing and dismaying mistakes," pushed the court in a wrong direction.
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Of course, this takes a toll on the types of stories that get told, a particularly dismaying prospect in an era of resurgent misogyny and white supremacy.
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Worst Movie: My first reaction here is to go with Warcraft, which was so dreary and dismaying I found myself questioning the actual utility of motion pictures.
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"I can't tell you how dismaying it was when we found out stuff wasn't working well for Skype Translator when we first embarked on that," Lee says.
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Over the last two years, the Obama administration politicized and undermined the integrity of the TIP Report, dismaying many of us who see it as a critical tool.
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To some, Lil Xan's success is an exciting sign of changing times in rap; to others, it's an utterly dismaying indicator of more or less the same thing.
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While attending to ballet — always the thorniest of dance arts, as controversial as it is prestigious — I draw attention to two very unalike trends: one heartening, one dismaying.
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In the saddest statement in her book, she reflects on this dismaying history: I owe everything I am to my birth, upbringing, and education in the United States.
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There's something almost dismaying, in a wonderful way, about being a part of the audience experiencing City Ballet's melding of music and dance at this time of year.
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It's with a heavy heart that we deliver unto thee equally dismaying news—news that may forever more change your view of both Millennials and the American breakfast.
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But it's dismaying that even if the victim were his own daughter or sister, neither man could bring himself to place blame on the actual person doing the harassing.
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A dismaying number of political disagreements are presented as zero-sum battles, in which one economic class, demographic group or race is accused of harming the interests of another.
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Or, even more dismaying, Edgar Mitchell, the sixth astronaut to set foot on the moon, a man who saw magisterial vistas the rest of us can only dream of.
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Their behavior — the politesse that grows increasingly cold, the contempt that seethes among people who believe themselves to be not only right but righteous — is dismaying, but hardly surprising.
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The larger issue today is the contrast between the Waterbury lawsuit's accusations of dismaying manners and language offstage and the beauty of the stage behavior shown in Balanchine's ballets.
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When I sent Joanna Weiss, of the Fines and Fees Justice Center, a copy of the 2250 Corinth audit, she noted that this would be dismaying enough in itself.
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That prospect was so dismaying to many physicists, who seek a deeper explanation for things, that Dr. Polchinski vowed to quit physics if a cosmological constant were ever found.
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But her answer to when Germany would meet NATO's target of spending 2% of GDP on defence was dismaying: in 12 years' time, and that is not settled policy.
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"Let me just say how very, very dismaying and disappointing that the chief law enforcement officer of our country is going off the rails, yesterday and today," Pelosi said.
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It was dismaying because it reaffirmed the administration's support for older, dirtier energy sources when all the economic momentum and new investment lies with newer, cleaner forms of energy.
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Its leader, Rahul Gandhi, had in fact narrowed his popularity gap with Mr Modi from a dismaying 35 percentage points in May 2017 to just ten points a year later.
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Despite his effort to push Mexico into deterring border crossings, they are soaring, which is dismaying his base even as the administration's brutal treatment of poor migrants angers everyone else.
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Either way, this statement serves no one but herself, and it's dismaying to see from an industry leader — especially one who claims to be an advocate for women in film.
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" The most up-to-date if occasionally dismaying aspect of the book is its framing as a self-help guide, along the lines of "How Leonardo Can Change Your Life.
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Shellshocked Democrats, struggling to pick up the pieces in the aftermath of a dismaying election, return to Washington Monday mulling the party's future — and what went wrong at the polls.
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But to his critics, Hannity's approach is at best dismaying and at worst emblematic of the corrosive, fact-free, "at-any-costs" partisanship that helped propel Donald Trump to power.
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Might art afford new things to know and new ways to feel about matters that are so dismaying and depressing that they hobble the brain and lock down the heart?
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Newly uncertain about Washington's allegiance, Mr. Modi has recently sought to mend ties with Moscow and Beijing, dismaying some American policymakers who have cultivated India as a hedge against China.
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The author's state-of-the-art detailing of protocol stands in dismaying contrast with his retro characterization of guys who crave steak and the women who desperately hunger for them.
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Even more dismaying for Canada is the weakening of America's commitment to the institutions that have sustained global peace and commerce, such as the UN and the World Trade Organisation (WTO).
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Ignatieff furnishes the dismaying example of Myanmar, where brutal military dictators agreed to a peaceful transition to a political party led by the Nobel Peace Prize recipient Aung San Suu Kyi.
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The Carpetbagger Margot Robbie adored the script for "I, Tonya," the bonkers, ultimately dismaying film about the American figure skater Tonya Harding and the 1994 attack on rival skater Nancy Kerrigan.
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It's impressive that the Obamas managed to bear the burden of both at once; it's both unsurprising and dismaying to see, however briefly, just how much effort it must have taken.
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And I&aposm sure it must have been very puzzling and dismaying to these traditional western allies who are trying to figure out what exactly it is that he is driving at.
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The explanation for President Donald Trump's dismaying rise, he argues in The Atlantic on Tuesday, is that economic and political elites have engineered a society that pampers themselves while punishing working people.
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Burnett's reluctance to discuss the Trump Presidency is dismaying to many people involved with "The Apprentice," given that Trump has succeeded in politics, in part, by borrowing the tropes of the show.
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Uncertain. Twitter seems to be trying, at least — but it's dismaying to see how at-sea the company still seems to be in managing a problem it has repeatedly failed to effectively address.
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Editorial Even at a time when new scandals erupt with dismaying regularity in big-money sports, the revelations about Russia's elaborate doping scheme at the Winter Olympics in Sochi in 2014 are breathtaking.
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Nobody comes out and says anything gross or actionable — this is not "Mad Men," and every company has binders full of rules about appropriate conduct — but the lessons are clear, indisputable and dismaying.
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It's all very dismaying, not just because of how obviously fake the photos are, (That tweet above is a photo of Floyd Mayweather) but because of how joyfully racist this whole hoax is.
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For many women, the jirga got off to a dismaying start when Mr. Ghani appointed as chairman Abdul Rab Rasoul Sayyaf, a combative former warlord known for his harsh views on women's rights.
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In the past, the company hasn't let its engineers go on the record to explain the "People You May Know" feature, which recognizes who users associate with in real life with dismaying accuracy.
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So I've been trying menstrual cups (greater capacity, re-useable) paired with Thinx (cutest of the period underwear I tried and Wirecutter approved; order a size up) — and the results have been dismaying.
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Whether or not Davis was trying to cause controversy, his personal life became tabloid fodder, dismaying his black fans and turning off his longtime friends including Sinatra, with whom his relationship was never repaired.
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A dismaying percentage of the art has already been shown in New York, Los Angeles, London or Berlin, and the globalism of the biennial's last two editions has been jettisoned for Western institutional preapproval.
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"It is shocking and deeply dismaying that our government would stand with the nation that facilitated the Cole bombing, and against the surviving American sailors and their families," the group said in a brief.
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Although dismaying to some Lee fans, the belated publication of "Watchman," an apprentice work containing the germ plasm of "Mockingbird," cast light on the virtues and limitations of the author and her canonical novel.
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Whether or not the show encouraged him to lie about being assaulted, Lee managed to evoke a whole dismaying history of black men being falsely accused by white people of all kinds of violence.
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The United States has focused its Syria operations on fighting rebel jihadis like Islamic State - dismaying Israel, which has tried to persuade both Washington and Moscow that Iran's expanding clout is the greater threat.
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Heritage sat by helplessly in 2003 while President George W. Bush, dismaying conservative purists, promoted and then signed into law a new federal entitlement that used Medicare to extend prescription benefits to senior citizens.
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It's a six-part examination of a shameful chapter in New York's recent history that is also a dismaying case study of the overwhelming shortcomings of the law enforcement, criminal justice and penal systems.
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U.S. President Donald Trump announced in December that the United States recognized Jerusalem as Israel's capital, infuriating even Washington's Arab allies and dismaying Palestinians who want the eastern part of the city as their capital.
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These developments are especially dismaying to Washington since an international court in The Hague ruled against China's territorial claims in the South China Sea in July, saying Beijing had infringed the sovereignty of the Philippines.
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"It's dismaying that the new N.L.D.-led government is continuing this wrongheaded effort to police the language of Yangon-based diplomats about the Rohingya," said Phil Robertson, deputy director for Asia at Human Rights Watch.
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" Julius Rosenwald, the president of Sears, Roebuck and Company, who used some of his fortune to champion black causes, called Trotter a "notoriety seeker, whose methods are dismaying to the conservative members of his race.
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Pro-Remain Labour members of Parliament were dismaying over what they saw as dithering on the most important issue of the day, and gifting votes to the anti-Brexit Liberal Democrats, led by Jo Swinson.
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But that's far from true, and it's regarding the other work of the Justice Department, particularly its central mission of protecting the civil rights of all Americans, that the prospect of Barr's service appears dismaying.
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This has been one of the most dismaying discoveries, for me, of a couple of decades in journalism: the direct relationship between mental fatigue, incoming deadlines and a kind of corrupted and humorless high style.
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The pro-voucher Fordham Foundation, which analyzed Ohio's program, was honest that it found those results dismaying: "We did not expect — or, frankly, wish — to see these negative effects for voucher participants," the researchers wrote.
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The background and meaning of that policy is laid out in Mr. Maing's meticulous and dismaying film, which also illuminates some of the deep, perhaps intractable problems of policing in New York City and beyond.
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U.S. President Donald Trump announced last December that the United States recognized Jerusalem as Israel's capital, infuriating even Washington's Arab allies and dismaying Palestinians who want the eastern part of the city as their capital.
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From my point of view as an infectious disease control physician, it's dismaying to see both the promises of and demands for widespread testing that, if met, will do little good and possibly some harm.
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President Trump's tense relationship with leading U.S. intelligence officials is "dismaying" and hurts the individuals who staff the country's vast intelligence networks, a former director of national intelligence said in an interview that aired Sunday.
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It was dismaying also because it repudiated the rock-solid scientific consensus that without swift action the consequences of climate change — rising seas, more devastating droughts, widespread species extinction — are likely to get steadily worse.
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So it has been very dismaying to see how much commentary on these proposals either demands an immediate, detailed explanation of how Democrats would pay for their ideas, or dismisses the whole thing as impractical.
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Some of the more famous people profiled include designer John Maeda and Gizmodo's own former editor Brian Lam, but I really enjoyed just picking someone I didn't know to hear an inspiring—and sometimes dismaying—story.
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" A lawyer who was involved in the case, on the gay-rights side, told me that he found the ruling "dismaying and intellectually suspect," but added, "Kagan has to live with these five conservative Justices forever.
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An inaccurate horoscope can be dismaying, and even make you want to give up your weekly practice for good, but it's normal if you aren't perfectly aligned with your sign every week (or month, for that matter).
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This realisation, he went on, is "at first surprising, then dismaying and finally hilarious, thanks to the poverty of the screenplay, the laziness of the dialogue, the heaviness of the direction, and the weakness of the acting".
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With dismaying formulaic rigor, the actions of "both sides" came in for criticism, even as the overwhelming body of evidence shows that white nationalist attacks have surged exponentially over the last few years both domestically and abroad.
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And there's more to worry about than just exhibitions, as has been made clear with the dismaying "Epic Abstraction: Pollock to Herrera," a long-term display of nearly 21949 works drawn mostly from the Met's permanent collection.
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But there was something disproportionate, not to say dismaying, about the way that so many readers rained scorn on The Times's good-faith effort to better understand just what it is that makes someone like Hovater tick.
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So it was dismaying when, on accepting her party's nomination on Tuesday as its candidate for another four-year term, she joined in the spreading European campaign against the full-face veil worn by some Muslim women.
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Sliced into three increasingly dismaying sections — abruptly labeled Mother, Father and Family — and shot in liquid black and white, the story (by Mr. Pesce) details the gradual unraveling of Francisca (Kika Magalhaes), a young Portuguese-American woman.
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President Donald Trump last month recognized Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and said he would move the U.S. Embassy there - dismaying Palestinians who claim the eastern part of the city and angering Arab states across the region.
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President Donald Trump last month recognized Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and said he would move the U.S. Embassy there — dismaying Palestinians who claim the eastern part of the city and angering Arab states across the region.
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"Given how authentically good Apple is at protecting user privacy, it's very dismaying to see it doing the wrong thing in other areas, especially its relationship with the [Chinese Communist Party]," one former Apple employee told BuzzFeed News.
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IN MARCH 2016, at a dismaying moment in the election campaign (there were a few), the Republican Speaker of the House of Representatives, Paul Ryan, urged a gathering of congressional interns to recall the "beautiful" experiment that created America.
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The section on American film included clips and props like the chariot from the 22015 movie "Ben Hur," dismaying critics who would have preferred a more serious, official picture, heavy on historic documents and portraits of the founding fathers.
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" When asked how dismaying it was to witness a necessary conversation about the treatment of victims get sidelined by headlines about spatting female stars, Lovato is thoughtful: "Listen, there's nothing positive that comes from pitting women against each other.
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The show ends with a big, bold new banner by the Guerrilla Girls, whose handsome, emphatically designed posters have pelted the art world with dismaying facts about the demographics of gallery rosters and museum collections for over four decades.
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Perhaps the most dismaying failure of liberal Democrats is their consistent inability to hammer home the extent that would-be rugged individualists (most of them white and disdainful of "welfare") are in fact dependent on the kindness of strangers.
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And Erivo is recognized for her turn as Harriet Tubman in Harriet — stellar work, to be sure, but it's hard not to find it dismaying that the one black person with a big-deal Oscar nod played a slave.
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At the same time, Reno's career is a dismaying example of how difficult it can be for the woman who takes the first step — the woman who decides to defy gender norms, and faces a hurtful backlash as a result.
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"We've had a lot of wins, and a lot of good shit happen, but it's also been kind of dismaying to see the state so violent," Moskowitz says, referring to the harsh way Philadelphia police broke up the Occupy ICE encampment.
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Prime Minister Theresa May pushed back a vote in parliament on her Brexit deal to as late as March 12, just 17 days before Britain is due to leave the European Union, dismaying business, Europhile MPs and some European leaders.
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Indeed, there is a predictable yet dismaying amount of gender stereotyping in most wedding planning tools, with online resources almost exclusively assuming an opposite-sex partnership in which the stereotypically feminine bride is taking on the bulk of the planning.
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The Trump administration's decision to try to weaken President Barack Obama's landmark 21 agreement to increase fuel efficiency and decrease global warming emissions from automobiles is dismaying on so many levels that it is hard to know where to begin.
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"Let me just say how very, very dismaying and disappointing that the chief law enforcement officer of our country is going off the rails, yesterday and today," Pelosi said during a news conference at a House Democratic retreat in Virginia.
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Marwan Muasher, an analyst at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and former foreign minister of Jordan, said Mr. Netanyahu's announcement was another dismaying — if unsurprising — sign of deep trouble for Jordan, where many Palestinian refugees and their descendants live.
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He argued the "divisive and often vulgar rhetoric" is dismaying, but so is "the sometimes well-intentioned but I think misguided attempts to shut down that speech" — such as the protesters who managed to get a Trump rally in Chicago canceled.
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Jared is especially drawn to Cameron (Britton Sear), a quiet kid who is by far the most beaten-down enrollee — his inability to make "progress" in Love in Action results in Victor staging a bizarre and deeply dismaying fake funeral for him.
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He has been a professional if unexpectedly partisan chief of the sprawling Department of Homeland Security, dismaying some early Democratic admirers—who had hoped he would be a figure above party politics, and might rein in some of Team Trump's more controversial policies.
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If so, Miami has.) And there is sex, deployed with a dismaying reductiveness; it seems in the first episode as if every character who is introduced has to be immediately shown in bed (or, in one case, in the shower), always gratuitously.
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One of the more dismaying features of last year's election was the extent to which "white working class" became a catchall identity for people whose travails we were supposed to pity but whose habits or beliefs we were not supposed to criticize.
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Three television specials in the next few days revisit that dismaying moment in American history, but all seem reluctant to spend much time exploring the connections between 1992 and more recent headline-making events in various cities that have left black residents dead.
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The reckless deportations of harmless immigrants like Ms. Trujillo and Mr. Montes are spreading fear far and wide, and dismaying those who recognize their senseless cruelty, like John Kasich, Republican governor of Ohio, who said, "We have enough broken families in the country."
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Although the report documented lapses on Lion Air's part, like shoddy maintenance and undertrained pilots, examples of Lion Air's culpability were underplayed when the report was presented, dismaying critics who note that Indonesia, the world's fourth-most populous country, struggles with endemic corruption.
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DuVernay, and her humbling roster of thinkers and activists, trace a dismaying line from a clause in the 13th Amendment of the Constitution (used to re-subjugate freed slaves by criminalizing them) to the abuses of the Jim Crow South to today's mass incarceration crisis.
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It's the kind of high-wire satirical act it's hard to imagine anyone pulling off, especially at a time when real Nazis pop up in the headlines with dismaying regularity — and yet if anyone can, it's probably writer-director Taika Waititi, who also plays Hitler.
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With the same stew of hope, despair, shame and perverse pride endured by the long-suffering fans of a long-losing team, Kureishi's readers have stuck by him even as he churns out, with dismaying industry, a series of leaden farces and desultory intrigues.
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The latest dismaying detail comes from a report by Brian Rosenthal in The Times, which concludes that the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, the state agency that runs the subway system, spends far more to build tunnels and extend train lines than agencies doing comparable projects elsewhere.
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One of the things that was dismaying going into [the hearing] was how many people couldn't imagine he'd actually be found guilty because they are so convinced that the privilege and power of the rich white male with lots of lawyers would override the system.
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The mysterious, class-cutting senior in a poetry seminar full of sophomores could never!) aside, the fact that a penetrative sex toy that strokes (instead of pulsating) is the bar we have to clear for "innovation" is… actually kind of dismaying, on a sensual level.
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During the months of snarled traffic, choked sidewalks and tightened police checkpoints that clogged the streets of Manhattan around Trump Tower after the building's best-known resident was elected president, Charelric Lenglain noticed a dismaying change in the foot traffic to his nearby salon.
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Texas approved new rules this week requiring health care facilities that perform abortions to bury the fetal remains instead of disposing of them in a sanitary landfill like other forms of biological medical waste, ending months of contentious debate and dismaying abortion rights groups.
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Romania would be one of the first countries to relocate its embassy following the United States after U.S. President Donald Trump recognised Jerusalem as Israel's capital in December, infuriating Washington's Arab allies and dismaying Palestinians who want the eastern part of the city as their capital.
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Given the dismaying accumulation of such embarrassments, it is not surprising that Pew Global, a polling group, last year found Indians to be less enthusiastic about democracy, and more drawn to having a strong leader or even military rule, than citizens of any other democracy surveyed.
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Where Bohemian Rhapsody takes its story beats from Mercury's life — albeit with some dismaying alterations — to paint a straightforward portrait of the artist, Rocketman does away with the cinematic conventions of a more typical biopic, forgoing restaged, famous performances to instead reimagine and recontextualize John's catalog.
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ANKARA, Turkey — It is dismaying that Turkey's military operation in northeastern Syria is being spun in the American news media as an attack on Kurds, as weakening the fight against the remnants of Daesh (or the so-called Islamic State) and hurting America's credibility with its allies.
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As dismaying as the appointment of someone with no relevant experience to HUD is, a new book shows that it may not be bad news for poor black people that Black Lives Matter's approach to uplift won't be getting much of a hearing in the near future.
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If you've been out of the labor force for more than six months, your income doesn't change in month seven, but your propensity, your vulnerability to all the sorts of dismaying social indicators we were talking about, just start skyrocketing, and we see the opioid numbers.
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Maybe it's different for the 0.1 percent at the top of the pyramid (you with your shining eye on the back of the dollar bill), but for most of us the world is a confusing, complicated, mind-numbing place over which we feel a dismaying lack of control.
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I suppose it is a reflection of the amount of that interest, but it is dismaying to see The New York Times, of all papers, devoting pages (let alone a major editorial!) to the coverage of these piffling nonentities living in the most expensive social housing in history.
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It was dismaying because it flew in the face of widespread public support for environmental protection — including the pleas of the executives of hundreds of major American corporations who fear that without energy innovation their costs will rise and their competitive edge over foreign companies will be lost.
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Rather more dismaying -- and surprising for people whose only knowledge of aid work comes from golden-hued industry marketing -- is the sheer toxicity of the work environment in many NGOs: the bullying, the exploitation of local workers, the arrogant mistreatment of the people the organizations are supposed to be helping.
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To return to Mr. Robot, the most dismaying thing about how easily the season two twist was guessed was that the discussion became entirely about how poorly the twist had been hidden from the audience, with very little conversation around how Esmail intended the reveal as a way to explore Elliot's relationship with the audience.
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To learn, for instance, that the Anglo-Dutch giant Unilever, one of the world's largest consumer-goods companies, had by the 1990s achieved control of a third of the world tea trade is dismaying to those who unfashionably recall with affection the imperial planter life of Assam and Ceylon and the hills of Kenya.
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Having certain types of bodies makes you more likely to die an early and unnecessarily painful death that will be blamed on you before your body is even cold, so I'm not sure why it's so mystifying and dismaying to the world at large that people in those bodies might not think much of themselves.
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With lines like "searching for a boy in high school is as useless as searching for meaning in a Pauly Shore movie," it's surprising and a little bit dismaying that Heckerling, a dialogist of the highest order, is not more readily mentioned in the same breath as filmmakers like Whit Stillman or Noah Baumbach.
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"The situation is so dire that the Anti-Defamation League has created, for the first time, a task force to evaluate the problem, develop recommendations and spark public conversation about this dismaying trend," it said, noting that two Forward columnists who are on the task force have been attacked personally for their criticisms of Trump's policies.
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Americans know well the dismaying case of a medicine like sofosbuvir (trade name Sovaldi), a cure for Hepatitis C, that cost about $43 to produce yet was originally sold for $24,24 per pill, with the monopoly power of patents and the protection of an absurd law that blocks the government from negotiating prices with the private pharmaceutical industry.
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Another particularly dismaying sequence shows scenes from a series of US experiments in which unbearably cute dogs, monkeys, pigs, and doves are put into cages and pens within the blast radius of nuclear tests, like a kind of Noah's Ark of Horrors as part of a number of experiments to study the effect of radiation on flesh and blood.
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Mr. Robbins, who was named a Pulitzer Prize finalist in 2016 for a series of stories on prison violence that was published in The New York Times and now teaches at the City University of New York Graduate School of Journalism, said news of the layoffs was dismaying, especially coming right after word of the print edition's impending demise.
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And for reasons that make no cosmic sense, a few of those men — Prince, David Bowie, Prince Be of P.M. Dawn, and now Mr. Michael — died in 2016, a year in which dismaying ambivalence about aggressive, invasive male behavior was matched by the reinstatement of duller performances of masculinity in both our pop music and our politics.
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The service was friendly and engaging but also a bit lackadaisical: Entrees and desserts arrived before plates from previous courses had been cleared, and used glassware remained on a table next to ours long after the patrons had left (and as our waitress ate at another nearby table, which was either charming or dismaying, depending on your point of view).
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It's both interesting and dismaying that a career regulator would hold such a view without a formal study of the evidence — which he couldn't have done because TMM has yet to file a proposal for its mine, which by law would lay out exactly what the company plans to do, including its strategy for preventing the kind of environmental damage Mr. Dombeck fears.
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"For those of us that work in this space, seeing the rates of emissions accelerate is deeply dismaying, and it confirms the very clear lack of systemic action and change that we're seeing across many lines of state, national and global organization," said Sarah E. Myhre, a research associate at the University of Washington who was not involved in the studies.
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But when they finally arrived in Nogales about two weeks ago and made their way to the fortified crossing where they planned to submit their request for asylum, the family's quest for safe haven was turned upside down by a dismaying new turn on the Mexican border, as the numbers of asylum seekers surge once again: They would have to wait.
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Having been a professor at U.S. military colleges for 27 years and hearing so much about educating officers in Prussian General Carl Philipp Gottfried von Clausewitz's dictum that war is the continuation of politics and policy; I find it dismaying to see that Trump and apparently key members of his policymaking team embraced an approach that is guaranteed to fail.
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His take on the city of Calais in its role as unwilling receptionist to the 8,000 or so migrants who clustered there at the entrance to the Chunnel — on the camps set up to deal with them, the impassioned reactions to them by local citizens, and the migrants' abrupt, ruthless dispersal by the state — is as balanced as it is dismaying.
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Even if Embiid and Simmons someday lead the 76ers to glory, those tanking seasons are lost forever, and the fans forced to sit through a 10-22010 season in 22014-22016 will always have the dismaying memories of a team that often played hard on the court but was continually undercut by an intentionally woeful performance by its front office.
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One of the things that I find personally a little dismaying is in all of our talk about politics and tech and the next election and what do we do, we don't spend enough time talking about the fact that the suicide rate is skyrocketing, and the opioid crisis, and all of the ways that I think we as a society have neglected ourselves.
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Whenever I asked Siri how exactly his technology would affect something like the emergence of Donald Trump in US politics or the authoritarianism of President Maduro in Venezuela or, in perhaps the most formidably dismaying scenario, the total power of the Chinese Communist Party, Siri would change the grounds of discussion away from the political exigencies of the moment and toward the contemplation of more ethereal, long-range goals.
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To a dismaying extent, outlined brilliantly by Shelby Steele as early as 1990 and even truer today, the relationship between black people and educated America is after all a ritualized dance of ready reaction that pretends it is political activism: White people show their guilt; thoughtful black people excoriate those that don't as moral reprobates; white fellow travelers earnestly support them in this, hoping that they won't be next in the line of fire.
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"Let me just say how very dismaying and disappointing that the chief law enforcement officer of our country is going off the rails yesterday and today," Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) told reporters as she kicked off House Democrats' annual "issues" retreat at a golf resort 85033 miles northwest of Washington.
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One of the most dismaying aspects of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's speech on Saturday was that he showed total disregard for the federal workers and contractors who are not getting paid even though some of them are required to work, others are not able to go to work and some are neither working nor will ever get paid for the time lost.
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Memoir is not journalism, but since the mode of this book is one of intimate observation, the use of composite characters feels a little dismaying; if you read that author's note and then follow along as Gaffney draws characters like Tony, Randy, Eliza and Joey with tremendous sensitivity and sympathy, it brings you up short to realize that in fact there may be no Joey, the defeated young man who forms a bond with the wounded horse, Luna, after she watches him rescue a litter of feral kittens.
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