Just one problem — Lieberman's former Democratic colleagues are decidedly non-plussed by his potential selection.
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McConnell has instead plussed up funds to stabilize markets and backstop plans that cover sick people.
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In the hallway, they found the world's worst burglar, non-plussed by the scene it was causing.
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He knows his dad is alive, he can tell Williams is still breathing, and he's simply non-plussed.
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TechCrunch's scooter aficionado Megan Rose Dickey dived into the current state of the scooter market, and came back decidedly non-plussed.
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That's probably why the voters we spoke to—give or take the odd comment about immigration or Germany—seemed almost non-plussed.
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The frustration was obliquely mentioned by several high-ranking Republicans in critical or non-plussed statements by the end of the weekend.
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Two teenage boys looked non-plussed as they gazed at the smoke billowing from Avivim, the site of the attack in Israel.
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Jamanka appeared stunned when she finished and looked at the scoreboard and was similarly non-plussed in a news conference an hour later.
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While the couple's nuptials have dominated the news in Britain, a poll suggested more than a half of Britons were fairly non-plussed.
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Unemployment compensation, where we, you know, plussed it up so that unemployment insurance will be equal to your wages, that will run through the unemployment system.
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Others were non-plussed: "You can honour the struggles of women for equality, safety and respect and at the same time enjoy a good discount," commented another user on Facebook.
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Landing in Canada on Saturday with his royal parents the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge for a Royal Tour, the young prince was non-plussed when Trudeau crouched down to greet him.
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There are also weird physics things, like when I'm driving a car and hit another car that's exactly the same as mine, and their car goes flying through the air while mine continues non-plussed.
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Disney "plussed up" its marketing efforts for its new streaming service, Disney Plus, with advertisements and promotions across its TV channels, retail stores, parks, and resorts, as the platform's top marketing exec, Ricky Strauss, said.
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And on Wednesday, footage of a frosty exchange at United's training-ground between the pair, with Pogba looking quizzical and non-plussed by stony-faced asides from Mourinho, only added fuel to suggestions of a major rift.
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"We have plussed it up with a synergy campaign that is unrivaled, unprecedented in the history of the Walt Disney Company," Ricky Strauss, president of content and marketing for Disney Plus, said at a media event in New York on November 8.
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On this week's MashTalk, I talked to my colleagues Lance Ulanoff and Pete Pachal about my non-plussed reaction to mobile operating systems, especially in the light of Android N. Nearly two years ago, I wrote about how iOS and Android had basically reached feature parity with one another, even if the way the two operating systems have very different approaches at how things are done.
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When Bond is informed that sherry has no vintage, he replies (to a non-plussed M) that he was discerning the vintage of the wine on which the sherry is based – 1851.
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Although Cox dearly loved the job, he overrode Katzenbach's strong objections to his decision. Johnson accepted the resignation on June 25, 1965. Chief Justice Warren was "non-plussed and made unhappy by the news" that Cox was not reappointed. Senator Kennedy delivered a tribute from the well of the Senate.
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Clara is getting hostile glances from people who think she is fraternising with the enemy. Erin is dropped by taxi at Abu Dis, where Omar lives, which is near the separation wall. He is playing cards on the roof, and non-plussed when Erin says he had agreed to give her a driving lesson. He also tells Erin that he is a Palestinian Christian.
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Rover then sets off for the London coach, but realising he has no money left, instead takes employment with a new troupe. He then meets Dory, who mistakes him for Harry, then meets Amaranth, with the two falling in love. He and the troupe then end up performing at Amaranth's house, with Amaranth playing Rosalind to Rover's Orlando in As You Like It. Sir George Thunder hears that 'Harry' (actually Rover) is already wooing Amaranth as hoped. He then meets with the real Harry, who is non-plussed and goes to meet Rover.
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His review praised Tate's acting as Donna before she met the Doctor as a "real character performance" which exemplified Tate's multi-faceted portrayal. His main points of criticism were the appearance of Rose and the Time Beetle prosthetic: he was "non-plussed" by Rose's reappearance, but he admitted that Piper was an "integral part of the early success of new Who"; and he thought the prosthetic beetle was "an unconvincing lump of plastic" and was reminiscent of the classic series' low budget. He closed his review by saying the episode "says as much about Doctor Who’s past as well as its future", and looked forward to the last two episodes of the series. Travis Fickett of IGN gave the episode a 7.8/10 rating.
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Later, Carla begins a new relationship with a man named Roger McGrath (which she clumsily, and unsuccessfully, tried to keep a secret from a non-plussed Peter) and eventually marries him. At the end of Season 5, Carla more or less tells Peter that her new marriage to Roger means she will be taking Reese with them to Roger's new job in Germany, and responds to Peter's shocked and angry response by saying "this WILL happen". At the start of Season 6, legal proceedings have begun over Peter's refusal to agree to Carla's demands. Carla once again angers Peter by whining that he should just step aside and agree with her, and then shocks Peter by telling him that he may not be Reese's father, saying that she needed him to be a father at the time but Roger can fill that role in the future (back in Season 3, Carla hypocritically was angry when Peter asked if she was sure he was the father, implying he was a jerk for suggesting what turned out to be entirely true).
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Kayla Sutton, a social media curator and the major contributor for the digital publication Black Girl Nerds, cried when the character was unveiled. Via email to The Daily Dot she said: “We don’t get many black cartoon characters and when we do, we’re just the comic relief”. Danielle Ransom, herself of The Daily Dot stated that she originally experienced excitement at the introduction of a Powerpuff girl with remarkably darker skin than the others, but when she viewed the film she thought that the creators should have taken time to make a character that was more than what she felt was a caricature of an angry black girl, something which she reported had non-plussed many other fans. Paula Poindexter who teaches media representation of African Americans at the University of Texas, who saw it as a positive that there is a person of color in the series, did express some concern about Bliss's characterization as an emotional teenager who can't control herself to The Daily Dot as well.
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