BRUNI: I think this naysaying about DiCaprio has gone too far.
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Any naysaying beyond this gets your back as you walk away.
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A Kasich spokesman said the naysaying only fuels the governor further.
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Despite the naysaying and some close calls, Tesla is still in the ring.
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So, I suspect, would many of the naysaying commenters, if actually given the option.
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As well as making me considerably happier, this naysaying makes me bang on trend.
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Where are those same caveats and naysaying about the labor force participation rate now?
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And the thing is — the naysaying prediction will be right most of the time.
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If that happens, then I bet one of these naysaying analysts upgrades the darned thing.
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"Brexit" and Trump exposed the folly of pollsters; Leicester City defied the naysaying of pundits.
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Your shitty naysaying can't take away this spectacular golazo from NYCFC's 19-year-old Jack Harrison.
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She strides against the norm, even when it's her parents doing the naysaying, to achieve her goals.
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To Sanders fans, this naysaying is just more evidence of the anti-Bernie bias in the media.
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Whatever no-third-place-for-Rubio naysaying was going on in the media, I missed it completely.
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Those results prompted inevitable headlines about "Joker" overcoming the naysaying and laughing all the way to the bank.
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While underground transmission lines avoid NIMBY naysaying, they also cost about twice as much per mile to build.
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By contrast, "Game of Thrones" has received more naysaying and nitpicking than usual since adopting its faster approach.
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Though Apple's profits remain the envy of the corporate world, a naysaying pessimism now surrounds everything it does.
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She could have a debate so terrible that naysaying about her health is the least of her worries.
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But despite this naysaying, I'm not sure that she has ever tried this arrangement with her dog, Frieda.
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But the position may require someone who is also realistic, analytical, or proactive, which sometimes brings with it naysaying.
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It's so easy to believe that naysaying inner voice that insists you can't, you won't, you suck, it'll never happen.
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From its naysaying title (from a Talking Heads song), "This Ain't No Disco" screeches like a repressive, single-message scold.
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Others, however, dismiss those fears as naysaying from officials who failed in their own efforts to deal with North Korea.
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By far the most important and influential of these naysaying authorities was Samuel Tissot, one of Europe's most acclaimed physicians.
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Right now, the last thing this mama-to-be needs is more grief or naysaying about what she can and cannot do.
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But it would not be an excuse to record his every insult or attend to his nonstop naysaying about politics and government.
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And for all your naysaying, he'll be elected president, and he'll show that all your anxieties are as imaginary as I am.
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Only during their general-election face-off in the latter half of 20133 did Trump and Clinton confront equivalent tides of naysaying.
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Think about how much conviction and resilience a designer needs to have to continue believing in a project through years of naysaying cynicism.
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A good example of the naysaying can be found in Caitlin Flanagan's March 2017 piece in The Atlantic, 'Can Megyn Kelly Escape Her Past?
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He repeatedly defended Putin's honor, taking umbrage at talk of Putin's Russia as a place where naysaying journalists and political opponents wound up dead.
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Sanders nearly won the Democratic nomination in 2016 by taking M4A to the people despite the naysaying of the Democratic Party establishment and newspaper pundits.
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"The Chinese have defied a lot of naysaying for close to 40 years, and I think that will continue to be the case," he said.
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Despite the liberal critics, naysaying pundits, and the pessimists in Reagan's own party, he quickly found a way to work with a Democratic House of Representatives.
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Neighboring nations often exert soft power through various institutions, convincing organizations such as the Samdani Art Foundation, which organizes Dhaka Art Summit, to succumb to their naysaying.
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But what's so interesting about all the economic-growth naysaying today is that former President Barack Obama's first budget forecast roughly eight years ago was rosier than Trump's.
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In contrast, James's defenders have considered him the most scrutinized and criticized American athlete, much of the naysaying unwarranted and aggravated by the polarizing effects of social media.
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Granted, the naysaying about "The Walking Dead" has become its own kind of slow-rolling virus, in part because of the perceived passion among what's left of its cult audience.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - As world leaders meet in Poland to beef up the Paris accords, Cornerstone Capital's founder explains why the economics of battling global warming trump naysaying politicians.
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His defeat was a setback as well for two of the naysaying lawmaker's right-wing backers — the Koch brothers' political money machine and the Club for Growth, a conservative advocacy group.
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Despite naysaying by energy officials, Mr. Museveni liked the idea of balancing the Americans and Chinese in the oil industry, and he was intrigued by G.E.'s involvement, Ugandan officials said.
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And as for those naysaying college friends, Ms. Dorkhman and Ms. Zhang said that they have mostly come around; a few have even admitted to going on real estate listings sites after visiting.
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I really wanted to tell the story of them taking an idea and having the guts to trust their own instincts and go after that idea, despite a lot of naysaying and difficulty fundraising.
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Cher is ready to do her part to help those affected by President Donald Trump's decision to end DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) — and she has no time for trolls naysaying her bona fides.
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Despite some pushback from naysaying higher-ups in the FBI, the fledgling research team is chugging along smoothly for a good part of Season 1 — until Ford goes off book in an interview with Speck.
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Of course, I am well aware of the obvious response a naysaying hater could throw back at me with the burn of tofu oil: Just don't order take out or eat out in the first place!
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Within Bowie's negativity, beneath his apparent naysaying and gloom, one can hear a clear Yes, an absolute and unconditional affirmation of life in all of its chaotic complexity, but also its moments of transport and delight.
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The video, housed on a Tumblr site, Facebook and other social media platforms, asks everyone to use the hashtag, #ConfrontTheConfidenceGap to spark conversations about how people can quiet the naysaying voice inside and better realize their potential.
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Uzi Arad, a former Netanyahu national security adviser, said Israel's naysaying on the Iran deal had eroded its leverage - especially with Obama, an outgoing Democratic president who saw the rightist premier as siding with his Republican rivals.
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If he could peel off several dozen moderate Democrats in the House and a handful in the Senate, he could neutralize the far right's naysaying and give moderate Republicans a chance to vote for measures with broad, bipartisan support.
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First would come sustained praise for a film or song or celebrity; then that praise would start a groundswell of resistance, naysaying and condemnation; then all that hostility would arouse a volley of even more ardent adulation; and so on.
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RICHARD GYURO Eagle Point, Oregon Bartleby's bestiary of bothersome babblers omits at least two: the Archival Archies, who command the lore of how things were once done; and the Naysaying Nellies, who have never met a proposal for change they approve of.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R-Texas) naysaying the businessman's odds.
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The problem, the optimists argued, was that — just as during the Vietnam War — naysaying pundits and politicians were not merely undermining popular support for the war, but giving our enemies hope that they could win by waiting for the American people to lose their will to continue the fight.
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What I'm tired of is the lack of options, the naysaying to any change in a system that doesn't work for most of the people in the United States, and being systematically dismissed for proposing measures that most other democracies have in place already, all with healthier, happier people.
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Another is that the most unconventional of dresses are having their moment right now: think gothic florals, off-the-shoulder necklines, and 3-D embroidery that remind even the most naysaying frock-haters that there is a way to integrate these pieces into your wardrobe (even if you swore you'd forever be a shorts-and-tee type of person).
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If and when a revamped DNC and other party committees start to get with the program, however, then donors and activists should stop naysaying and fragmenting their efforts and get on board — because the key to electoral and policy victories for America's future lies in a robust, nationwide Democratic Party built to engage citizens everywhere in election and policy campaigns year round, every year.
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For example, the article comparing LeBron James and Michael Jordan makes the crucial distinction that they played in different eras — and thus it's hard to compare them since we remember Jordan through "rose-colored" memories, while James, playing today, is considered by many "the most scrutinized and criticized American athlete, much of the naysaying unwarranted and aggravated by the polarizing effects of social media" that didn't exist in Jordan's heyday.
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Mārdava (Sanskrit: मार्दव) or Maddava (Pali) means mildness, softness, gentleness, kindness, weakness and pliancy (leniency). Mardava as a divine quality is to be lenient with those who make mistakes, to never be offended and remains always quiet when people revile or ignore God. To be gentle is to make friends easily. It is to know that ignorance is the likely reasons for the naysaying response.
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Despite initial naysaying, the organization grew. "Above all, I wanted to make sure that the group was inclusive, so that a new person coming into town would feel welcomed," he told Asian Week. He served as the organization's founding president from 1993 to 1997, and led the organization from conception to one of the largest Asian Pacific American organizations in United States, with over 10,000 members. Liu remains active in the organization and serves as chairman of the board.
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Paramount executives rejected this cost-conscious approach, claiming their sound stages were booked, but the industry was in a slump. Hitchcock countered he personally would finance the project and film it at Universal-International using his Shamley Productions crew if Paramount would distribute. In lieu of his usual $250,000 director's fee, he proposed a 60% stake in the film negative. This combined offer was accepted, and Hitchcock went ahead in spite of naysaying from producer Herbert Coleman and Shamley Productions executive Joan Harrison.
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The current majority owner, Marvin Goldklang, also owns a stake in four other Minor League Baseball teams: the Fort Myers Miracle, Sioux Falls Pheasants, Hudson Valley Renegades, and Charleston RiverDogs. Comedian and actor Bill Murray is also a part owner. Despite the considerable naysaying at their inception, the Saints became one of the most successful teams in the Northern League and all of independent baseball. From 2002 to 2004, the Saints saw severely reduced attendance, owing partially to renewed interest in the Minnesota Twins of Major League Baseball, who won the 2002, 2003, and 2004 American League Central Division championships.
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The song features a narrator who is proud of who he is and where he is going in life, undeterred by the naysaying of others. He begins by declaring that like any plant or animal, he has a name of which he can be proud. The narrator acknowledges, however, that not all people take pride in who they are in such a way: for instance, he carries his name with him "like [his] daddy did," but the narrator, choosing to handle life differently, is "living the dream that [his father] kept hid." The narrator, unlike his father, is able to have a proud connection with his name, and live out the dreams that his father was unable to accomplish in life.
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Missing Links and Secret Histories: A Selection of Wikipedia Entries from Across the Known Multiverse (2013), edited by L. Timmel Duchamp, is a collection of speculative fiction short stories in the form of fictitious Wikipedia entries. The protagonist of Glass by Alex Christofi teaches himself about the world using Wikipedia, and the author claims in the acknowledgements that Wikipedia is 'the best answer we can give to profiteering, naysaying, ignorance, Ludditism and the cult of the individual'. In The Hidden Oracle by Rick Riordan, the first book in The Trials of Apollo series, Emperor Nero, when discussing humans' knowledge of him, announces that he is "immortal on Wikipedia." The titular character, Apollo, then claims that his referencing Wikipedia is a sure sign of insanity, and that Wikipedia is always getting stuff wrong about him.
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She also posted a statement on Twitter saying that "the film is not a true story. It is based on someone's imagination not in any way related to my family." In another interview with Rob Salkowitz for Forbes, Marston argues against two aspects of the film. The first lies in the depiction of Elizabeth and Olive: “The relationship between Gram [Elizabeth Marston] and Dots [Olive Byrne] is wrong; they were as sisters, not lovers.” The second part revolves around the depiction of the origin of Wonder Woman, which has “William Moulton Marston presenting an idea for a female hero, and Elizabeth naysaying the idea, declaring that nobody would ever publish it.” Christie Marston states instead that when her grandfather was asked by his publisher to create a comic character, he “went home and discussed it with my grandmother.
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