Sentences with phrase «disappointed by his comments»

But I certainly expect him to play hard every night and am very disappointed by his comments.

Collins said he was indeed disappointed by the comments Trump made in that 2005 recording, but also insisted Clinton's actions have been worse than Trump's words were.

«The Federation of Small Businesses is extremely disappointed by the comments made recently by Lord Sugar about small firms.

Rayner said she was disappointed by the comments, and, borrowing a phrase used by Hinds just yesterday, said the education secretary «seems to need reminding that the mere repetition of a falsehood does not turn it into the truth».

Not exact matches

First, I'm disappointed but hardly shocked by the hostility to the author in the comments.

After our recent disappointing experience with Carrot Macaroni and Cheese, we were inundated by comments and emails from people sending us their absolute favorite mac and cheese recipes.

I haven't posted on here much this season, but I was so angry and disappointed by the game today and this season in general — I had to comment; if for no other reason than to get this off my chest.

I'm insulted and disappointed by a lot of these Comments.

Acting Manager of Accra Hearts of Oak, Vincent Sowah Odotei is disappointed with recent comments by former Japanese - American manager Kenichi...

But while Ferguson has been disappointed by some of Ronaldo's comments, he does not want to sell the player and is convinced that Ronaldo will drop the issue when he learns of the extent of United's opposition to the sale.

Even so, I have to admit that I was very disappointed to hear the negative comments aimed at Arsenal and Arsene Wenger made by the Swede earlier this week.

As one of the groups that submitted comments to EFSA, Cattaneo told NutraIngredients that he was disappointed but not surprised by the outcome.

While respecting the verdict of the court and reiterating our condemnation of the utterances and comments made by the three, the party is extremely disappointed and saddened by the severity and harshness of the punishments imposed on them.

Commenting on the publication today by the FSA of its further consultation on the funding of the Financial Services Compensation scheme Adrian Coles, Director General of the Building Societies Association said: «It is very disappointing to see the FSA proposing a U-turn on a key part of its original proposals.

In my opening comments I explained why I was disappointed by Brown's emphasis on meritocracy, and I'll pick up on this in a subsequent blog.

The Dutchess County Legislature's Republican caucus issued a statement saying it was «extremely disappointed by recent derogatory social media comments made by a countywide elected official.

Commenting on The Budget delivered this afternoon by Chancellor, George Osborne MP, Adrian Coles, Director General of the BSA said: «Although we are not surprised, given how well trailed the content of this budget has been, we are disappointed that there is precious little in it for ordinary savers and aspiring borrowers.

Following a comment piece by BBA, the FSB said that it is disappointed that this discussion hasn't moved on and that it should be focusing on how to get funding to small firms through banks and non-bank channels.

Commenting on the announcement of the draft Scottish budget for 2013/14, Chris Keates, General Secretary of the NASUWT, the fastest growing teachers» union in Scotland, said: «While the Scottish Government has been placed in a difficult position by the Westminster Government's imposition of its austerity measures, it is deeply disappointing that the Scottish Government has chosen to follow the Coalition's flawed economic policies by imposing another year of pay freeze on public sector workers.»

The Executive Council (EC) of the BFAWU were disappointed to learn that our General Secretary, Ronnie Draper, has been suspended by the Labour Party, with reference to alleged, and as yet unproven, comments made on social media.

«I was disappointed to see the comments by Robert Gibbs yesterday, signaling that your Administration does not wish to engage in this issue of national importance.»

BHA Chief Executive Andrew Copson commented, «We are deeply disappointed to see no annex on humanism in the criteria published by the DfE.

«Republican caucus of the Dutchess County Legislature is extremely disappointed by recent derogatory social media comments made by a countywide elected official,» GOP members of the lawmaking body said in a prepared statemnt.

The shadow justice secretary, Charles Falconer, said he was appalled by the home secretary's comments, which he described as «so ignorant, so illiberal, so misguided», while the Tory MP and former attorney general Dominic Grieve said he was disappointed by the intervention.

Katko, R - Camillus, who did not endorse or vote for Trump in the 2016 presidential election, said he was disappointed by the president's comments.

I do agree with most of your comments, although I was perhaps a little more insulted and disappointed by the formulaic elements, particularly the unsurprising «surprises» that so clumsily and artificially shoved the overburdened plot forward.

One way leads to a surprise masterpiece that soars on the chemistry (surprise again) between Ferrell and Gyllenhaal — the other leads to a film that's a lot better than I expected it to be, weighed down by a resolution that it itself comments on as equivocal, cowardly, and disappointing.

Commenting on extra resources to be allocated to grammar schools and free schools in tomorrow's Budget, Russell Hobby, general secretary of school leaders» union NAHT, said: «School leaders will be bitterly disappointed by today's budget details but those who will suffer most are the millions of pupils in schools facing massive and unsustainable budget cuts.

Vilson says he was particularly disappointed by Viola Davis» participation, given The Help star's past comments about wanting to elevate the voices of often - ignored domestic workers.

We weren't expecting much comment on color E Ink — which we saw in decent form at this year's CES — and as such, we weren't disappointed by the response.

For some reason, though, I can't stop thinking about this blog post by (already successful author) Kristine Kathryn Rusch, and how it's bothering me so much that people are reading it and taking her advice, I keep reading the comments and I feel like I want to scream because those authors are going to end up so disappointed and frustrated.

Nintendo declined to comment when contacted by Eurogamer for this story, but boss Satoru Iwata addressed the lack of third - party support for Wii U in a recent investor Q&A session that followed the news that the console had sold a disappointing 3.45 million units worldwide since it launched in November 2012.

[Update:] Neal makes a really good point in the comments: Really interesting thought, Hugh, but bad products could also be a social marker — «ah, yes, I was ripped off by that building company too» or «oh — you'll be disappointed by that mobile phone as well».

I was disappointed at first to see that comments on that thread appear not to be visible, but I see that he's posted a thoughtful response by Engelbeen in the following article.

If you are being disingenuous here then I am very disappointed, but, assuming you just have comprehension difficulties because what I am trying to explain is difficult to grasp, I'll elucidate further on this for you, and for the benefit of any others reading who might have got confused by your comments.

By the way, it is interesting — and disappointing — that your response complains about the «adjectives» I used, and completely ignores the two peer - reviewed studies on the EROI of solar and wind that I linked to and excerpted, which were a direct and substantive response to your comment «regarding EROI and energy needed for our industrial economy».

I was flabbergasted (and quite disappointed) by that comment.

Late Friday, the LSUC sent this reponse to Legal Feeds regarding the decision: «The law society is disappointed by the decision made by the hearing panel, and will study it before commenting further.

AJ also offered comment and said «I'm disappointed by the advice I received from my former solicitor.

Australia's investigation follows comments by New Zealand's privacy commissioner last week that Facebook had broken laws in that country, a charge the company called disappointing.