" Here's the President on tariffs: "I'm not liking or not liking.
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We've got Donald Trump not liking them, we've got Hillary Clinton not liking them.
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"I'm pretty vocal about not liking Trump and not liking right-wing politics in general," she said.
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Actually, I've seen some reactions recently of people not liking the show that really excite me, because at least they're not liking the show for the right reasons.
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"Over the years, we've had times for sure where it didn't work, and we were not liking each other and not liking being around each other," Eileen said.
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LAS VEGAS — Gamblers are not liking Mike Bloomberg's odds.
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I was like, 'Jules, I'm not liking this, are you?
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It is much more than simply not liking someone's art.
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" Zoe's Kitchen: "No, I'm not liking the restaurant stocks here.
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"I came away not liking her at all," he said.
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"The idea of someone not liking me or not liking my movie was always easier to deal with than someone really liking it," Mr. Affleck, 41, said in an interview last month in Manhattan.
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There is nothing wrong with liking or not liking a sport.
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And you asked her what she was liking or not liking?
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I don't want to slight anyone by not liking their post.
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Q. What's another reason for not liking the anniversary this year?
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"I've never noticed anyone not liking my body hair," he said.
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I don't have an issue with people not liking the movie.
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It has nothing to do with not liking the Apple Watch.
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I can understand if people watching come away not liking him.
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No medical therapy can compensate for not liking your sexual partner.
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So, of course, you're going to have people not liking me.
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I understand him not liking the Lodges having a monopoly on the real estate and I get not liking the way they came to own the property, but still no one in this town is a saint.
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So for anybody who's judging it and not liking it, that's fine.
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It's a weird feeling for me, not liking a cult TV show.
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And he's not liking Snapchat these days but he uses it excessively.
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I do remember not liking Maurice Sendak as much as everyone else.
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"I&aposm not liking the sound of this, but go ahead," Trump said.
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"Our conversation was I was complaining about not liking Donald Trump," said Markle.
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Because me not liking where I'm at is such a waste of energy.
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"I just thought not liking to swim is a funny detail," Ellickson said.
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Easy to get up for this game, growing up, not liking them anyway.
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And also telling the audience that abortion is not about not liking kids.
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Not liking football is reason enough, but did anything else affect your decision?
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If I'm not liking listening to something I used to hate something's gone wrong.
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There's a big difference between me answering it and you not liking the answer.
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There are lots of games I'm okay with not liking, even if they're popular.
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Not liking Once Upon a Time in Hollywood for literally any reason is fine.
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Or maybe critics will get mad, if they end up not liking the film.
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"But here's where not liking a guy [Trump] gets in the way," he continued.
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"This is another human being that is obviously not liking it," Muck told the outlet.
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I've never loved it, but I always hope I'll grow out of not liking it.
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"Anger is necessary for people to go beyond not liking what they see," she said.
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And then the prequels came out and through Spaced, I ended up not liking them.
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In terms of him not liking stuff about her, that's what he disliked the most.
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"There is such shame with Matt Lauer not liking you," an unnamed former employee told Variety.
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I know all of these people came up not liking it who are loving it now.
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That became the new normal for her, not liking to be touched, at least by me.
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AND THAT'S WHY YOU'RE WONDERING WHAT'S GOING ON AND WHY THEY'RE NOT LIKING REPUBLICANS OR DEMOCRATS.
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Now he's got everybody not liking his son and he's gonna have to deal with that.
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William Shatner has been very vocal about not liking Nick and I just think that's funny.
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Not liking someone's — or some Steller's jay's — voice is enough of a reason to despise them. .
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"With really young babies, it's not about liking or not liking," Susan Johnson had told me.
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Similarly, the bar for removing content would need to be higher than simply not liking it.
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As the voice of his generation, Frank is distraught at reports about millennials not liking sex.
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So, it's just been a process — me getting different artists, and then not liking what they're doing.
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British citizens were surely looking at their neighbors across the channel and not liking what they saw.
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The menstruating people I spoke to who don't like period sex cited not liking their periods, period.
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I also wasn't enjoying making music and not liking what I did, or the ideas I had.
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President-King [Bashir al-]Assad is not liking the fact that he's being portrayed in this way.
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Julian Castro's supporters also dislike Williamson far more than any other candidate, with 44% not liking her.
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"This isn't about liking or not liking Donald Trump," Van Drew told reporters immediately after the vote.
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With The Zookeeper's Wife particularly, I noticed a difference between men not liking it and women liking it.
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They&aposre allowed to go from not liking to each other to liking each other, and vice versa.
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Here they are beginning to work with each other, but you are not liking what they are doing.
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I, on the other hand, am seven pieces of chicken to the wind and not liking his tone.
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How do you come to peace with not liking someone who is much loved and no longer living?
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"Sometimes skaters get to an age and they start not liking it, so it's bye-bye," she said.
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Americans are taking another look at the death penalty — and increasingly they are not liking what they're seeing.
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"Data should be released as per the calendar, whether it is to your liking or not liking," he said.
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"When the reasons for not liking someone are superficial or easily changeable, then ignore the haters, LOL!" she writes.
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Your parts are the most compelling, including being unhappy with people and not liking reaction, getting angry at people.
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I can see some people (like athletes who wear gloves) not liking the touchscreen, but I really like it.
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For Julia, autism also means not liking loud noises like sirens, even if they might seem normal to others.
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I don't know what it is they are seeing, what they are liking, or what they are not liking.
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On the flip side, looking in the mirror and not liking, or recognizing, what you see can be terrifying.
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Not liking what you see in the mirror is depressingly common, but it doesn't have to be that way.
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Their concerns are based on past research showing that if exercise is intense, most people report not liking it.
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But I think there's a difference between not liking something and targeting the person who works in that field.
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"Our conversation was I was complaining about not liking Donald Trump, he said &aposgive Donald Trump a chance,'" Markle said.
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But that makes it all the more hilarious/depressing when a writer is chastised for not liking a game enough.
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" The Instagram account Comments by Celebs noticed that Khloé commented on the photo writing, "I'm not liking this picture btw.
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Personally, that’s not an issue for me, but I could see diehard Android fans not liking this lockdown.
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Cory Booker's supporters actively dislike Williamson far more than any other candidates, with 39% of Booker supporters not liking her.
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"I'm not — I'm not liking short range because short range is Shinzo's — you know, it's really his territory," Trump said.
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I absolutely hated going to school and now that I don't have it, I realized that I loved not liking school.
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Today, I try an Austrian dish that I end up not liking, so I have to get another plate of food.
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I love showing that because I think so often in movies, you see women just fighting and not liking each other.
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I always say that you may come not liking me, but you're leaving as someone who wants to see me again.
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"Most high functioners, they have a deep fear of failing or a deep fear of people not liking them," Chong said.
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The demo version doesn't have all the lyrics, but it's about not liking cops and drinking whiskey and some other stuff.
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If you're worried about someone not liking it as much as something else you did, you shouldn't be in this game.
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If you do have a specific reason for not liking the revamped version, you now have a chance to provide feedback.
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" She said that despite not liking the tone, Americans are more interested than ever in being a "part of the process.
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He was also an Eagle Scout who had passed AP Calculus despite, as he noted in all caps, not liking math.
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It seems like investors are not liking that international expansion number, given that the service is launching in so many new countries.
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Yelling about emails you know nothing about and not liking her clothes or her hair she wanted to protect you even you.
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"We anticipate some people not liking what we're doing but we think it's the right thing to do," said former GOP Rep.
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You get scratch protection, color customization, and none of the bulk of a case (or risk of the recipient not liking it).
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I made excuses for not liking food I hadn't tried before, just so I wouldn't have to potentially gain affection for it.
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I remember not liking the meal because they were completely new flavours and foods to me and I was still like a child.
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They&aposre not liking it enough, I think, to elect this fellow, though, I don&apost know what is going to happen here.
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Still, Kondabolu found it necessary to back off at times, cutting short a joke about white people not liking being called white people.
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The old you that liked things because you liked them, not because not liking them was less of a statement than liking them?
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"When children are just starting school, pay attention to certain comments about kids not liking them or not letting them play," Ladd said.
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Firefox users are gettin' scammed and Uber is gettin' slammed—but first, a cartoon about not liking what you see in the mirror.
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"Once Republicans did the tax bill with a huge deficit, their ostensible reason for not liking domestic spending — the deficit — vanished," he said.
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"And we do want to make sure that guys aren't singled out for discipline because of the department not liking them," he added.
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In the latter case, it's less often a political statement than a result of the husband not liking his last name, she said.
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And as a liberal under Reagan and a conservative under Obama, I've become a personal expert at not liking the outcome of elections.
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Instead, we learned that ruling politicians can make any excuse to take those rights away — even not liking the color of our eyes.
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Everyone used the story to scold everyone else — for liking it or not liking it enough or liking it for the wrong reasons.
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If companies have this much to fear from the government not liking them, I could really imagine taking us further down that dangerous path.
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"Trump was sitting there with his arms crossed, clearly not liking the fact that they were ganging up on him," Bremmer told CBS News.
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People are constantly accusing Davis of being a bit of a misanthrope — of preferring the company of animals over people, of "not liking" people.
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"There have been presidents who have been very vocal in the past about not liking Native Americans and not supporting our rights," Wise says.
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But revenue aside, there's also the matter of Google probably not liking the idea of huge titles circumventing the Play Store as a precedent.
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It was, in fact, a reference to this tweet from January: I understand not liking crying Jordan but to not like the tea lizard.
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It's one thing to prepare yourself for people not liking your work, but it's quite weird when you haven't prepared for people liking it.
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It was never a question of not liking kids — for me, it's more of a question of: 'Am I ready, physically, emotionally, and financially?
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Greta's was very direct and visceral but normally you work with everything from indifference to somebody trying to make excuses for not liking something.
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So the question is: If you voted for Trump in 2016 despite not liking him, are you going to vote for Democrats in November?
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The Minutemen were an influential punk band beloved by many who, prior the ascension of poptimism, take particular pride in not liking George Michael.
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"It's partly about not liking Trump, but it's also the GOP and how they're just playing dirty politics," Morgan said, referring to the Republicans.
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"She had a pen in her hand, which Secret Service is not liking because they don't know what it is, whether it's a little bomb."
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I get banned for not liking Bush and now Trump can practically put a hit out on Hillary and he's still all over country radio!
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I definitely have had some misses — just like any online shopping experience, sometimes things don't fit or you end up not liking them in person.
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And worse than men not liking it, they had to dismiss it or put it down for it's, like, it wasn't even inherently gyno-centric.
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Nervous of people not liking it…but that became one of the biggest records — an album that saved so many young women who felt alone.
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The warrant's scope was deeply troubling—an overt attempt by the government to gather information on Americans whose only crime is apparently not liking President Trump.
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Not liking the look of a painting or sculpture, or the sound of a certain composition does not diminish its ability to fulfill its intended purpose.
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Anytime Beyoncé does anything, everyone has an opinion on it — even those who seem to feel as if they deserve a prize for not liking her.
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Whether you like the patient—which can sometimes be just as bad as not liking the patient—or not, always talk to [your supervisor] about it.
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"Since I'm not a traditional sports fan, I've kind of learned some things here — rivalries, people not liking other teams because of geographical locations," Maggie added.
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The Brooklyn-based musician, who says he grew up not liking exercise, now finds himself expanding physically as well as mentally through various types of workouts.
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As I approach the three-month mark, I know the how's-it-going conversation is coming, and I find that I'm really not liking the job.
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"She had a pen in her hand, which Secret Service is not liking because they don't know what it is, whether it's a little bomb," he said.
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Of course you don't want to look rude by not "liking" it when a friend — or even a friend of a friend of a friend — gets engaged.
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I don't know if was more pissed about not liking that movie, "The Dreamers," or maybe, you know, the fact that Michael Pitt was in our bedroom.
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" He added, "That's the other thing, if we're fighting for 24 hours about me not liking the restaurant and the dog jumping on the bed, this is nothing.
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In Love and Saucers, he talks about hunting for arrowheads in nearby fields for fun and not liking the evangelical Baptist church his grandparents took him to sometimes.
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"I think women in the suburbs, for all the talk about not liking tone, they know the difference between what offends them and what affects them," she continued.
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They've been notorious for not liking their live performances, but they've since released a four-track EP from that gig, so they were obviously happy with that one.
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We realized the film would be about the fear of our daughter not liking us, that we wouldn't be able to relate to her when she became a teenager.
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We are getting to know Melania Trump more and more the longer her husband is in office, and it seems that many people are not liking what they see.
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Ergo, these men were sexist, implying that not liking Marvel's first solo superhero movie about a woman meant having an issue with the female lead, not the movie itself.
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We also think that not liking the taste of marshmallows doesn't mean you wouldn't at least try the treat in a s'more simply because it's a essential part of camping.
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It was only a matter of time before a couple of dudes not liking each other because they both feel ownership of the same woman devolved into lyrics about balls.
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Trying on numerous outfits — and not liking anything in your closet — can make for one hectic morning, but one woman has figured out how to opt out of it completely.
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"They did a great job with letting us know, look, when it comes to trolls or when it comes to audiences not liking you or people being mean," Sasso said.
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I would agree that the depth and size of the bowl are much better for a dog than the Drinkwell Platinum, though I can see some cats not liking it.
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He recalled a conversation in which he told a young mathematician that he would sometimes read a paper and, not liking the proof it presented, start thinking of other approaches.
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On the table, while Maggie clears his veins, he makes a speech about not liking his job and not knowing what they're doing anymore now that they're taking kids and doctors.
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While Karp understands a guy not liking her back isn't comparable to global catastrophes, she does hope her book goes a long way to defend her younger readers' myriad of emotions.
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"You go from not liking the guy because he's doing so well against your team to a guy that we have on our side," Cubs center fielder Albert Almora, Jr., said.
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And, not liking what he's hearing from a Democratic-controlled House of Representatives after he invited foreign powers to investigate his 2020 rival Joe Biden, Trump has essentially stopped listening to Congress.
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I do have a few memories of floor-length pants from middle and high school, though I remember not liking my Abercrombie & Fitch bell-bottoms because the hems weren't messed up enough.
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Earlier, Ava DuVernay was talking about not liking the word diversity because she just doesn't know what that means, but she does know what the term not being included is, so inclusion.
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After all, a decent chunk of those are already Brexiteers, and not liking Trump doesn't make you a good person—just look at his Republican rivals, or for that matter Hillary Clinton.
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These long-term effects could be from as minor as one faction not liking the player's faction because they chose to build their internal industry instead, to the player's faction changing entirely.
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MDMA was kind of a band-aid solution for her not liking my kind of music... You shouldn't do drugs just to keep up with your partner or because they do it.
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The long-term investor, while maybe not liking short-term swings in the market, is more secure in the knowledge that these events are blips in the life cycles of the markets.
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The backlash from the comments was severe ... with people saying Draymond had no right to inject race into what seemed to be a case of just two guys not liking each other.
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The segment of the community that felt personally stung by The Last Jedi — which, to be clear, isn't the same thing as not liking the movie — was loud, but is ultimately rather small.
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"It just happened to be a perfect storm of this 'No Gay Thursday' tradition and them not liking this freshman and taking it out on him in a pretty horrible way," Hogan said.
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That most of my political viewpoints, from despising free trade agreements to not liking Hillary Clinton, are influenced by the permanent Larry David voice in my head is something I constantly wrestle with.
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Raw footage certainly isn't for everyone — my colleague Thomas Ricker told me about the 1980 "Announcerless Game" between the Jets and the Dolphins, and how he remembers not liking it at the time.
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"And I would have never voted for him if I ever believed that was the case," she added before asking the government worker if marching was more about not liking Trump winning the election.
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Everyone is going to go through that phase of not liking their hair, but at the end of the day you're going to regret that you ever put relaxer or anything in your hair.
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There's not much thought that goes into not liking celebrity photos besides "they won't see it, so why bother," but then again I'm (relatively) old, and Instagram likes hold no social value for me.
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In a race where Ossoff has appealed to the area's country club Republicans who, despite not liking Trump, helped Price win the district by close to 13 points, this could prove a winning strategy.
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When the discussion was opened up to questions from reporters, Mulligan was asked how she felt about the red carpet selfie ban — even though, Vulture reports, she had just talked about not liking social media.
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Because I am focusing outside of UK in the main for business and investment, despite me not liking it, all the negative domestic economy issues will probably be monetarily beneficial apart from rising prices, i.e.
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But not liking that Warren and Sanders are fighting and/or believing that it's counterproductive for the broader goals of liberals and Democrats is very different than saying that it's not a story at all.
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The Beard in the Mirror (at least the parts I wrote) has strong themes of not understanding where your life was going and not liking where it was, because that's where I was at the time.
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LeBron James just smashed all rumors about the Cavs not liking Khloe Kardashian -- because he gave her a big ol' bear hug after a night out with her in L.A. and TMZ Sports has the video.
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Perhaps the traditional incumbent advantage will keep the Republican ship afloat if the focus is on reluctant Trump voters, the Republicans who voted for Mr. Trump in 2016 despite not liking him and campaigns are well run.
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Related: Not 'Liking' Photos On Instagram Could Be Making You DepressedExperts from the London School of Economics looked at surveys from four different countries that included data from 200,000 people about how different life events affected their happiness.
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Graduate students and early-career researchers are watching what the government has done to their colleagues at shuttered federal agencies like the National Science Foundation and the Department of the Interior, and they're not liking what they're seeing.
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President Donald Trump said Thursday that he's "not liking" the military dynamic in eastern Asia, citing the militarization of the South China Sea and the ongoing development of North Korea's ballistic missile program as causes for global concern.
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Ever since Geraldine had taken to keeping her shampoo and cleansing gel in a hunter‑green canvas kit that traveled with her to and from the bathroom each day, Barrett felt free to accuse her of not liking Katrina.
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I do remember not liking either Tom Sawyer or Huckleberry Finn, first, because they were always being shoved down my throat, and second, because they lived the same life as I was living, and I wanted to escape it.
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Our trip to Hersheypark was the first time that I felt guilt-free heading into an amusement-park experience, because I have since accepted that people are just wired differently, and not liking roller coasters is nothing to be ashamed of.
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In a Facebook post encouraging one student to cut off her family in April 2018, Shaleia described a parent "implanting lies" in a student's consciousness and not liking a haircut in one of Shaleia's dreams as examples of abusive family dynamics.
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The lira is "not liking all this flux in the U.S.-Turkey relationship (and) the sense I think in markets is that sanctions are still coming down the pipe on Turkey from Congress," said Tim Ash of BlueBay Asset Management.
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Plenty of people would like you to believe that the weak link between box office earnings and critical opinion proves that critics are at fault for not liking the film, and that audiences are a better gauge of its quality.
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"The children who are frequently bullied are not only not liking school and not wanting to be there, but are finding it hard to participate in the classroom," said Ladd, adding that there are a lot of factors that probably discourage their engagement.
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"And just to be totally clear: this is not about fans liking or not liking the movie - I've had tons of great talks with great fans online and off who liked and disliked stuff, that's what fandom is all about," Johnson wrote.
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I know what public perception about NMS is, I know why people don't like it—and fully believe that they're being honest in not liking it, even when the degrees to which they shout that from the mountains can feel dramatic sometimes.
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Amiya Nelson from Illinois thinks racism is on the rise: I feel as if racism is on the rise we've had plenty of killings in the United States on the account of another race not liking African Americans and it's not fair.
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On Friday, jurors saw a videotaped confession, more than an hour long, during which Mr. Wilson explained in detail how he tricked the car dealers, explaining away his lack of a credit score with a quip about not liking to borrow money.
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Fallon's role as Jared Kushner had him standing bashfully in a blazer and bullet-proof vest (an outfit the real Kushner was derided for wearing during a trip to Iraq) while Alec Baldwin as Trump made comments about Kushner not liking to talk.
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Not liking people prettier than myself should go without explanation, life is hard enough thanks, and, since I was 15, when my father's boyfriend gave me my first Richard Hell and Patti Smith albums, I suspected the deleterious effect Baudelaire could have on a rocker.
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"For a lot of people, whatever you're passionate about, as soon as you start not liking what you're doing, and as soon as you're just doing it for the sake of doing it, it's probably time to figure out you're burnt out," he said.
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" On the potential danger posed by the reporter: "She had a pen in her hand, which Secret Service is not liking because they don't know what it is, whether it's a little bomb ..." On an earlier misstatement by Cruz: "His home state is not Florida.
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Instead, the reasons for some of the biggest names to stay home vary from pressing domestic needs, to having elections to win, to just flat-out not liking the experience of the whole spectacle that comes along with the high-level week at the UNGA.
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"That 12-month trial period lets you revert back to the Medigap plan you were previously enrolled in if you end up not liking Medicare Advantage," said Elizabeth Gavino, founder of Lewin & Gavino in New York and an independent broker and general agent for Medicare plans.
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He was about a foot shorter than me, and we had nothing in common except not liking PE. I realized the other day, I haven't been single for longer than two weeks since him, and these aren't flings—these are one and two-year committed relationships.
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That is to say: I have little to which I might compare my experience of this festival in the Swiss Alps, which puts me in the precarious position of liking or not-liking something — in my practice, the weakest possible metric for the evaluation of art.
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SCOTT I was recently at an event, attended mainly by well-off New Yorkers of a certain age, where nearly everyone who approached me wanted to talk about "Jojo Rabbit" — either to scold me for not liking it enough or to tell me how much they did.
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Here's the theory: Disable the metrics on your social media channels of choice and you don't have to fret over why your latest Instagram photo only seems to be half as popular as the one before it, or worry about who's liking or not liking your witticisms on Facebook.
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"Many on the center-left and the center-right, who for years had a grip on the Barcelona model, are not liking that they are not part of the picture any more," says Isabelle Anguelovski, an urban researcher and director of the Barcelona Lab for Urban Environmental Justice and Sustainability.
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Plus, we like to think of the mini, TSA-friendly sizing as a bonus for a few reasons — you won't feel too bad setting the product aside if you end up not liking it, you can carry it out at night in your clutch, and you'll never miss the expiration date.
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But the second comes shortly thereafter, when Newbury (played by a pitch-perfect Emma Thompson), who's faced with the threat of being replaced by a hot-shot young comedian (Ike Barinholtz) after 10 straight years of dropping ratings, is accused by her own producer (Denis O'Hare) of not liking women.
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Robyn even said please and thank you, and she told Valerie the name of her teacher, but when Valerie asked whether she liked the teacher her eyes slipped uneasily away from her stepmother's and she shrugged, as if such an idea as liking or not liking hadn't occurred to her.
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It's a symptom of people in privileged positions not liking their privilege being challenged, feeling uncomfortable with the idea of having to be self-reflective and I'm sure you've seen, from some of the things people have said about me that many interpret my content in a complete untruthful way.
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In 2014, Carissa Tozzi had been told her son, Wolf, who was 4 at the time, might have "sensory issues," a catchall term that could mean anything from not liking the feeling of clothing tags to being capable of a full-on freakout when the lights are too bright. Mrs.
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" The ACLU has come to Oliver's defense with a tongue-in-cheek amicus brief that begins, "this case is about Plaintiff Robert E. ("Bob") Murray not liking a television program and somehow believing that is a legally actionable offense," and also includes headings such as "Anyone Can Legally Say 'Eat Shit, Bob!
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After paying lip service to unity and insisting he loved all Americans, Trump accused members of the media of not liking the US. He blamed the media — singling out the New York Times, the Washington Post, and CNN — for divisions within the US and accused them of giving a platform to hate groups.
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Though often a subject of ridicule and criticism on MMA's ever-steaming internet hotbed, the UFC's perceived poor treatment of Goldberg perturbed large numbers of MMA fans who jumped to his defence, akin to an older brother, who picks on his little brother, not liking it when someone else picks on him.
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"I dream of black freedom and resistance that isn't unduly occupied by and centered on some dudes being mad at each other and not liking each other and thus pinning the entire moral failing of American empire on other individual dudes and making us read about it," Eve Ewing, a writer and sociologist, wrote on Twitter.
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" Bradley Jr. said that the area around home plate "can chalk up a lot" and said of the infield hits: "It's one of those things where, as an offensive player, you're loving it, but as a defensive player, you're not liking it because they didn't really hit you hard, but they were able to get on base or get a little rally going.
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There are countless ways we do this, but here are a few: Not liking other people's recent posts in hopes they notice, subtweeting (posting without directly naming or addressing the person who we are posting about), taking screenshots of the texts or posts of the person we are angry with and then sharing with the person we are "venting" to (see above).
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Though more people approve than disapprove of his handling of the economy, most voters in the poll were opposed to his high-profile executive action suspending refugee admissions to the US. (Though most respondents also thought of Trump as being "strong" and "intelligent," so life's a rich tapestry I guess.) That poll follows a trend (stretching back to before the inauguration) of Americans not liking Trump.
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I write a little bit about some of the harassment that I faced, although I never felt like I was really at risk or in danger, but I do write about meeting with a bunch of men in an election that I was part of in Indiana in 1976 and a guy not liking what I said reaching over and grabbing my turtleneck and just really threatening me, and that was not really pleasant.
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