" Coyly, Hendrickson demurs that this is all "just speculations.
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The plan is at once oddly detailed and coyly vague.
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It coyly refuses to tell you who to vote for.
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She posed topless on the cover, coyly giving the finger.
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A figure in a translucent kimono coyly holds a fan.
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"It was just a major year for me," McGrath coyly explains.
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The exercise, officials coyly insisted, was "not directed against any country".
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When Mike Fleiss coyly made fun of Peter Kraus on Twitter.
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"We re not supposed to talk about it," Samberg responded coyly.
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"I yield, coyly, trembling, whimpering," she sings to an imagined lover.
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But she added coyly, "It will obviously be must-watch TV."
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He coyly smiled when asked if the discomfort existed before then.
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The next day, Taco Bell coyly chimed in with some possible insight.
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"That just might change soon, Mark." the Tex-Mex giant coyly replied.
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"So Blake told me that y'all are engaged now," DeGeneres said coyly.
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" He looked at me coyly and added, "His name is Barack Obama.
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He was suggesting, albeit coyly, that a sitting president is a traitor.
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"He has an interesting record that's gone without examination," he said coyly.
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"You want me to kiss and tell then, don't you?" she coyly asks.
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" He added later, coyly: "There will be a flurry of activity next week.
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CEO Jack Dorsey coyly responded to the report with a screenshot of text.
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John Yoo and other defenders of broad executive power coyly balanced their opinions.
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"Everything's fine," Campbell smiled coyly, as if we were meant to think otherwise.
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In the other, he smiles coyly and tips his San Francisco Giants hat.
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"I also want a sweet sixteen," Jaymin said, smiling coyly at her parents.
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Catlike, the score whips into swift bursts of energy, then immediately, coyly recedes.
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Instead they coyly focus their rhetoric on a non-existent food safety scare.
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Geillis emerges from a bath of blood, coyly assuring Ian it's only goat.
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In another chilling moment, Gomez coyly reveals that she is sucking on an eyeball.
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Another new website promotes the achievements of Ms Dlamini-Zuma, coyly without saying why.
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When previously asked about her weight loss, the Grammy winner coyly responded with quips.
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"When they tell me, I can come back and tell you," he said coyly.
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O'Reilly first coyly remarked that he doesn't know why these sponsors left the show.
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"I love The Smiths," the dream girl says coyly, speaking in a soft singsong.
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"There's only one way to find out, man," the Sixers star coyly tells us.
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But first, America, which Farzankia coyly admits feels like his biggest moment so far.
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Attendance at our L.G.B.T. cocktail hour — coyly called Friends of Dorothy — had been poor.
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" And then he coyly told CNN, "they were talking about getting together or something.
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I approached them coyly—they were total strangers—but I barely got a word out.
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They sell small trinkets, beg coyly, stay quiet, and generally stay out of your way.
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" Lee is not lacking for escorts although she coyly protests, "I hardly ever go out.
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Cuddy lowered her sharp little chin and, glancing coyly at them all, flashed a grin.
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And then she was just coyly smiling and being adorable for the next four hours.
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"Well … it's always a full house!" the grandmother-to-be replied coyly with a laugh.
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" She adds coyly, "If you put that ring inside you, the men can't steal it.
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Could Google be working on some unannounced project with Beijing that Dunford is coyly referencing?
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"He's my boyfriend," they coyly stated between soft giggles when I asked who he was.
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So far Bloomberg has coyly dismissed any notions of his contemplating a run in 20203.
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Both Susan and Don have "senior moments," as they're coyly called (not by her). Harbingers?
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He coyly lowers his voice to conspire with listeners as key moments or twists arrive.
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"I think that went exactly as planned," Mr. Miller said coyly, finally ceding the stage.
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"The host coyly refuses to tell visitors who painted it," the reporter, Vicky Ward, wrote.
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It's a sense of calm (ranging from benign to coyly judgmental) while looking at chaos.
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As I struggled upriver, the differences between wet and dry rivers now seemed coyly superficial.
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"What's wonderful about art is that it is completely open to interpretation," she said ("coyly," apparently).
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"For now," she said, so coyly I could hear the US release date on her tongue.
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"South Korea's going to be making a major statement at about 7 o'clock," Trump said coyly.
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At once titillating and unsettling, her willingness to coyly "perform" belies her total, if momentary, control.
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"At the end of the day, it is a business as well," Mr. Udoh said coyly.
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Some companies were more indirect, acting simultaneously vocally and coyly about the reason for a CEO's departure.
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Instead, she smiled coyly — and chose to nibble on a dish of crickets in front of her.
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While some burning questions were left coyly open-ended, many lingering doubts can be put to bed.
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When asked if Wright was the inventor of Bitcoin, she smiled coyly again and shut the door.
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"Is this the part where I coyly raise an eyebrow and not answer the question?" he said.
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Each coyly titled "Image of a Thing," the amoeba-like photograms have a formal similarity to sculpture.
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"Next thing you know, he's going to say the people of Iowa are stupid," Mr. Cruz said coyly.
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But he coyly declines to explain to the author who introduced him to his rich and influential friends.
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" In the interview, Ms. Export, winking and smiling coyly, said: "To be a legend — it's really very difficult.
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Schutt's stories — awash in money, lush foliage and coyly named houses — menace and sometimes subsume their desperate characters.
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Then Swift coyly let the public know her song "Bad Blood" was about another woman in the music industry.
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When asked if she was planning on throwing Chyna a baby shower, she smiled coyly and said, "Maybe … maybe."
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She coyly agreed, even though she had family who lived in town and already knew all about the place.
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"We will see what we will see," regarding how the talks will unfold in Singapore, the president coyly said.
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"When he popped the big question — about you being his mentor — how did he do that?" she coyly asked.
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"Yours truly," she coyly captioned the photo, which shows a strand of his hair falling from her pixie cut.
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To be that final candidate, they needed to take each other on, and not coyly or with flattering reassurances.
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She frequently clutches the pearls around her neck (this corresponds to a lyric) and gasps, looking coyly at the camera.
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Last year, Cook followed up those comments with even more confidence, coyly commenting on the company's own rumored AR device.
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The Counting On star coyly debuted her baby bump in a family photo shared on the Duggar family Instagram Friday.
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In a statement on Tuesday, Hurwitz coyly drew comparisons to President Donald Trump and his real estate family and empire.
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In Dev and Francesca's situation, Francesca coyly attempts to explain why she just "has" to be with her fiancé, Pino.
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The Communications Over Various Feeds Electronically for Engagement Act not-so-coyly refers to Trump's infamous "covfefe" typo from May.
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"We hung out for a minute," the actress, who appeared on last night's show with costar Ilana Glazer, coyly responded.
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She coyly dodged most political discussion of the country's ethnic struggles, and seemed intent on talking about gardening and cooking.
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The last photo is of Ben Hanisch making like an "Oh damn" face while Schumer smiles coyly at the camera.
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She coyly mocked Mr. Trump's fondness for beauty contests, and contestants — before turning to a particular contestant on her mind.
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At least, he added coyly, not within "the finite period of time remaining before machine intelligence makes human intelligence irrelevant."
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Every once in a while, some of the models would coyly turn their gaze to the audience, inviting eye contact.
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It's feigning humility to (seemingly) coyly brag, hoping to reap the benefits of both humbleness and awareness of your accomplishments.
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"I'm not afraid of the i-word," Representative Joseph Crowley of New York, chairman of the Democratic caucus, said coyly.
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The comedian Kathy Griffin posted a photograph on Instagram of Mr. Conway hiding coyly behind the liberal journalist Soledad O'Brien.
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"We've got a couple of surprises left," Mr. Giuliani said, chuckling but coyly refusing to be drawn out on specifics.
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Encounters between two actual humans is always presented a bit more coyly – gawky, rock-like heads nod and knock together.
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The social media surveillance coyly evokes one of the philosopher's progressive ideas from a time when prisons relied on brutality.
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Earlier this month, O'Donnell coyly seemed to confirm Radar Online's report of an engagement when she subtlety changed her Instagram bio.
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Cruz responded coyly, but did not come out and explicitly state that he would not back Trump, were he the nominee.
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The fuzzy horizontal lines that coyly streak the canvas recall static from long ago, when tube televisions were still a thing.
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Trump aggressively addressed some questions during the bilateral news conference with Romanian President Klaus Iohannis on Friday, but coyly answered others.
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Ms. Huong's posts from Malaysia, which showed her smiling coyly in portraits and videos, hardly seemed those of a hardened assassin.
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But, watch the video -- Stevie tries his best to show they're solid, and Faith coyly says don't believe what you hear.
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"We working things out, baby," Cardi coyly replied as she slid on her sunglasses and made her way to a waiting car.
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The 10-second Snapchat below, shot by A$AP Rocky, shows Frank coyly agreeing to race Tyler out of a stop light.
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"I want people to taste the pungent unctuous, real Filipino flavors," she writes, which are confidently funky, highly acidic and coyly sweet.
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We asked her if she was going to follow through with that, and she somewhat coyly suggested that was in the cards.
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According to Deadline, creators Lisa Joy and Jonathan Nolan coyly suggested that we may see worlds in season 2 of the HBO show.
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The Turks drove a hard bargain for, as they coyly revealed, Germany too was proffering arms and gold in exchange for an alliance.
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The outing comes hours after the actor coyly said he and twigs were "kind of" engaged on Sirius XM's The Howard Stern Show.
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Parents tend to speak coyly of "flowers" and "pumps"—if they talk to their children at all about the birds and the bees.
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"We working things out, baby," Cardi, 26, coyly replied as she slid on her sunglasses and made her way to a waiting car.
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From cookies to already baked muffins, buns, rolls, and more — click on to see which products will make you coyly exclaim "Hoo-hoo!"
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Their unexpected victory made it impossible for them to coyly promise a #BetterWay to structure the health care system, without ever saying how.
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It'll scare the libs 🤣did y'all do any hunting?" said a third, to which Don Jr. responded, coyly, "maybe a little 😉.
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No, the president is not coyly urging his supporters to murder reporters, like Henry II trying to rid himself of a turbulent priest.
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The boys' names came back to me, at first dancing coyly out of reach, then, when I seized them in my hands, mine.
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At Aska, the recently reopened Williamsburg shrine to alchemical Nordic cuisine, the only real immoderation is the sheer amount of coyly inventive food.
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Kim coyly posted the shot of her bare cheeks getting out of bed, and hinted at some "secret project" she has coming up.
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The two banter, having to make up for four episodes of absence, and mainly talk coyly about their fears the other had forgotten them.
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"Never say never," she coyly told CNN's Van Jones in an interview set to air on "The Van Jones Show" Saturday at 7 p.m.
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"The serious answer is really soon — before the end of this month," O'Rourke coyly revealed after being asked when he would know for certain.
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We did, however, get the couple Saturday and they said coyly they were going to Vegas and you never know what might happen there.
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In another, she nodded coyly at the camera as she wore a pair of white pants and held a matching jacket over her chest.
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In the United States, the so-called "alt-right" justifies its white-identity politics in terms that are coyly borrowed from the progressive left.
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Lean in close, and there's a tiny skull lurking among the gems, a detail to ward off accusations of narcissism and coyly embrace fate.
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Eventually, Nadzcaan emerged coyly from the forest, the 130-foot pyramid at its center dissolving into the trees like the memory of a dream.
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" A 30-year collector of Mr. Hirst's work, Mr. Pinault responded coyly, when asked by email if he had bought anything himself: "Perhaps. Probably.
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The closest Hilton could get to "owning" the scandal or redirecting the narrative around it was coyly playing along with jokes about it on SNL.
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President Trump is widely expected to withdraw the United States from the accord on May 12, although he has coyly refused to preview his decision.
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In the shot, Harry gazes coyly over this shoulder wearing a red suit and a leather collar with a few rogue strands across his face.
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Before her relationship was in an international spotlight, Pierce told Harry Connick Jr. on an episode of Harry that she talked about Prince Harry coyly.
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A huge, vibrant Spanish food hall, coyly named Mercado Little Spain, is the most dynamic addition to the area and even to the city itself.
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By setting up a museum in her own home, Kasearu coyly reclaims what is typically the domain of the long dead and very famous white man.
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Asked if he would like to lead Albania in the future, Mr Veliaj coyly says he is thinking only about winning a second term as mayor.
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Here, the artist takes privacy to the extreme, creating a bomb shelter of a bathroom stall, but then coyly inserts a peephole to counteract the structure.
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"I'm going to sort of duck that question," Icahn said coyly when asked by the show's host, Trish Regan, if he'd gone long on the stock.
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"So, how about Carly?" he asked hundreds of supporters on Thursday, coyly coaxing cheers in the Fort Wayne convention hall where she had just introduced him.
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The lack of depth creates a haze that evokes a languid, sultry summer day — fitting, as Ashes repeatedly smiles coyly over his shoulder at the camera.
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More recently, the previous government in Skopje carried out acts of cultural appropriation, erecting statues of Alexander (but called, coyly, "Equestrian Warrior") and his father, Philip.
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The M.C. Chachi (a k a Problem) proclaims his affections, both cute and louche, in a tête-à-tête with the coyly sweet vocalist Rose Gold.
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Mr. Brooks coyly pretended to wonder whether the crowd recalled songs like "The Dance" or "Unanswered Prayers," only to be answered with end-to-end singalongs.
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" When asked if there were any "flirtatious vibes" between the good-looking stars, Chopra coyly replied, "We didn&apost have time yet, maybe next time we meet.
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Such openness is unheard of: typically, politicians refer coyly to the army as the "establishment" and mutter darkly about "angels" instead of invoking the ISI by name.
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He wants to change Article 9 of the document to recognise the Self-Defence Forces (SDF), as Japan's armed services are coyly called, as a proper army.
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Simpson coyly declined to name any of the real-life people or officials viewers will be seeing portrayed, but said some characters will be less familiar names.
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But now, Motorola VP of Global Product Dan Dery has confirmed to Engadget that a foldable Motorola smart phone is on the way — albeit still somewhat coyly.
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There's no getting around the fact that BFR stands for "Big Fucking Rocket," or at least that's what Musk and others have implied while coyly avoiding confirming.
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He has collected an "El Pasoan of the Year" award, before a modest audience, and smiled coyly through an interview with Oprah Winfrey, before a bigger one.
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" Which means Stephanie is ripe for the depredations of the dark-haired customer with the bewitching pale green eyes who coyly presents himself as a "philosophy teacher.
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The Bachelorette, in turn, can't resist getting her hands on the Greek god, and coyly tells him she'll give him a massage — and a shirtless one at that.
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It lets anyone create their own tracking pixel, coyly disguised as either a transparent image, an image of the pokémon pikachu, or a not-so-subtle magnifying glass.
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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has coyly hinted that Rich was a source, and Dotcom tweeted last week that he could give "written testimony with evidence" that proved it.
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But Mr. Fassaert is invested in unearthing the secrets behind Marianne's past behavior (which she's coyly reluctant about divulging), and why she now wants to reclaim her family.
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The lineage of that provocative pictorial can be traced directly to Burt Reynolds, forearm angled coyly over his genitals as he posed Odalisque-style atop a fur rug.
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Deftly negotiating the wobbly line between steaminess and cool, she wore a scarlet ballerina-length Calvin Klein dress of silk gazar, demure except for its coyly slit neckline.
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"We are contending every game to win games, how's that?" he said coyly when asked whether he still considered his squad an underdog to the playoff-savvy Rangers.
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And so I'm certainly not going to coyly deny my interest when the question is put to me again and again by reporters and by folks at events.
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The writing I did was coyly called "service journalism" and sometimes I was able to surface niblets of news that actually changed someone's mind or helped a small business.
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In the minute long scene, Palvin is interrogated in an all white room, answering a barrage of questions while puffing on a cigarette and smiling coyly at the camera.
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The episode ends with them smiling at each other coyly, twinkling, knowing that a computer has already made them go to the ends of the world for each other.
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Is the US simply a higher-minded nation than Britain, with a population too virtuous to enjoy snogging contests and on-camera sex in the coyly misnomered "Hideaway" suite?
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" As for whether he's dating someone new, Theroux told the Times with a laugh, "Is this the part where I coyly raise an eyebrow and not answer the question?
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In the snap, Grande coyly smiles at the camera while wearing a Slytherin robe while Davidson — with his arm around the entertainer — proudly sports a Gryffindor top and robe.
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Just over the border in Maryland, in Hagerstown, we stopped at the coyly named Hempen Hill BBQ, a sprawling sports bar crowded with folks looking to cure the munchies.
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The production included a coyly doleful sub-Chaplin clown figure who put on a red nose now and then, but that was about as vulnerable as the show got.
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Coyly refusing to name names — at one point even pausing, raising his eyebrows, and giving what can only be described as a meaningful look — Trump took aim at Sen.
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" Boyle said, coyly, that all of the foods they were eating were "fat-free" before making a rather confusing knee-slapper about Donald Trump "[using] fat in his speeches.
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It is 29 feet high and 13 feet wide, and shows a naked Alicia Silverstone in a grassy field peeking coyly over her shoulder and holding a sheep's mask.
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Francis will speak only generally about his concerns on the rise of nationalist and populist politics, and he tends to coyly avoid direct questions about Mr. Salvini in particular.
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On the new podcast, Spence said none of the voice services Sonos has approached — "we've been talking to everybody," he said coyly when asked for specifics — has demanded exclusivity.
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Indeed, part of the genius of this new model of subversion is that it often can be done in plain sight, coyly wrapping itself in the mantle of free speech.
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"Finch" (2017–18), though a mere 24 inches square, is the most thoroughly resolved panel in the show, a sunset hill scene with a coyly ambiguous figure in the foreground.
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Google is launching the Pixel 25 today — at least, it's launching it more officially than the teasers it coyly tweeted before leaks took all the wind out of its sails.
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The Kylie Cosmetics creator, 20, showed off their matching gear on Instagram as the TV reality star looked over her shoulder coyly while wearing black shades and a Fendi dress.
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Still, Bossie took to Fox News on Tuesday morning to address his position on the list of contenders, calling it "humbling" as he coyly touted his qualifications for the post.
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This is where we see the more playful side of Liu that comes out in her often cheeky bars, as she smiles coyly in the mirror and delights in her couture.
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She coyly said she'd been in Donald Trump's bed, but later revealed it was for a magazine photo shoot and that Trump wasn't even there — and she criticized his cheap sheets.
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So buckle in folks and prepare for at least another year—possibly two—of Sony coyly dropping hints and rumors about a product that is definitely coming, just not yet.[Wired]
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In " Hamilton ," he could tell in a second when Hamilton was making sly reference to Jefferson's Sally Hemings intrigue, or when his hero's enemies were coyly alluding to Hamilton's own adulteries.
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My personal favorites are the celebrity before and after posts, which juxtapose old and new pictures of A-listers and rising stars and coyly speculate about which cosmetic procedures they've undergone.
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The cabinet's chief secretary, Yoshihide Suga, coyly noted that the government was hardly suggesting it should be the "sole foundation" of children's education, as if critics of the policy were the fundamentalists.
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A month earlier the president visited Kano, the largest city in northern Nigeria, where he coyly refused to accept the endorsement of the local chapter of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC).
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Mangum appears regularly in his photographs, often filling the first or last place on a Penny negative, coyly posing with his hat over his face or gazing at himself in a mirror.
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And he's effectively coined his own subgenre of jazz-fusion waltzes: His tunes in that vein are coyly swinging, often with a spritz of country flavor, and plenty of lazy, drawling drag.
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Mr. Putin has repeatedly denied any government role in hacking and disinformation aimed at the United States, while coyly allowing that patriotic Russians may have carried out such attacks on their own.
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Mr. Obama (pictured at the program with Akira Cooper) told Michelle that he knew someone else with the same name — one of his favorite people, he said, coyly referring to his wife.
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"I was told one should not say" — here she let fly the longest of George Carlin's "Seven Words You Can Never Say on Television" — "in these kinds of interviews," she said coyly.
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It will involve 270,25 soldiers and sailors, 63 fighter jets, bombers and other aircraft, and 26 tanks and other weapons — some of them, military commanders hinted coyly, never before seen in public.
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At the news conference, Mr. Cruz coyly advised against nominating "a dealmaker who will surrender yet more on our principles," raising Mr. Trump's history of left-leaning positions on issues like abortion rights.
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The SNL cameras played the moment pretty coyly — it's a good two and a half minutes into the song before they zoom out and show her stomach, at which point the audience cheered.
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Indeed, Mr Sharif is trying to turn the impending election into a referendum on his treatment by the generals, although he coyly refers to them using such codewords as "the establishment" and "aliens".
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The star accented the skirt with a thick matching belt, and paired the ensemble with black pumps and elbow-high black leather gloves, which she used to coyly grip a sheet of bills.
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That includes the threat of a federal government mandated payout to the National Football League, National Hockey League, and National Collegiate Athletic Association at the expense of fans coyly called an "integrity" fee.
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Dad coyly says of one tattoo, "This one reminds me of the day I met a pretty girl," meaning, of course, the boy's mother, who has been smiling nearby in the present scenes.
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The canon is lousy with authors who yearn to be admired for their sensitivity to the full range of female personhood, be that personhood luscious, pert, or swelling coyly against a sheer camisole.
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" The small printed cards included the address for an apartment number, with the hosts' names (sometimes coyly titled, such as the "7 Brothers Social Club"), and promises of "tasty refreshments" and "snappy music.
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Though as she drove away, still obviously a little pissed, Cruise-Gulyas "made an all-too-familiar gesture at Minard with her hand and without four of her fingers showing," the court wrote, coyly.
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That's how you do a face mask, plain and simple — or at least that's what we thought, until Madonna coyly alluded to an off-label usage that involved smearing it all over her behind.
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The headline opted not to mention the most explosive part of the clip, which Mr. Bolsonaro addressed the following morning, again on Twitter, in seemingly faux confusion: "What's a golden shower?" he asked coyly.
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These finds, in addition to Sama'an's visit to Terra Sancta, convinced him that this history—the one tucked into his uncle's basement and recalled coyly in family emails—was too significant not to share.
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"Even though they have been partly censored they can't conceal the fact the UK military were interested in capturing UFO technology - or what they coyly refer to as 'novel weapon technology'," he told The Sun .
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All of which led Colbert to coyly ask Reeves what he thought happened when we die — a ludicrously weighty question for the average talk-show exchange, but a perfect one for the bodhisattva of showbiz.
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This confusing deviation from the norm could really freak them out — or in the case of this writer, get you coyly made fun of until the overwhelming shame forces you to trade in your Nexus.
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Video FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS When BBC asked McCartney if she was disappointed not have had a large role in the May 19 festivities, she coyly brushed off the question.
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While the government department responsible for denying Assman his dream responded to Assman's revenge coyly—tweeting "All's well that ends well." in response to a picture of the decal—we all know what really happened.
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Makonnen, who attended the school, looks up from the pot of rice and coyly admits that that particular Chick-fil-A was the main culprit in the excess weight he carried when he became famous.
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Analysts and politicians across the board see no serious challenger to Ms. Merkel, who has coyly said only that she will announce "at the given time" whether she will seek a fourth term next year.
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Oh, and Donny, at least Aaron Burr had the stones to shoot Alexander Hamilton himself, instead of coyly egging on some unstable militia member to do it for him with a wink and a smirk.
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Wonder Woman, also known as Diana Prince, is an elusive force in "Batman v Superman," immaculately dressed, coyly intelligent and drawing the attention of Ben Affleck's Bruce Wayne - the playboy billionaire alter-ego of Batman.
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His yelps, heard throughout the track's run-time, show him coyly leaning into the two-bit MJ comparisons that have plagued his career for as long as he's had one, especially so in the Starboy era.
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Vendors had front-row seats as Kiki Xtravaganza strutted the streets with a vacuum in a translucent rainbow dress, and Sebastian Hernandez dropped it low with shoppers and coyly served Mexican pastries from a silver platter.
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There, steadily but coyly keeping the beat as viewers follow the patterns in his vibrant, abstract tessellations — knowing full well they'll soon hit a snag in an unexpected swath of color or tangle of dried acrylic.
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CEO Tim Cook has repeatedly answered AR-related questions on quarterly earnings calls, saying he thinks the technology has more potential than its virtual reality counterpart and coyly hinting at Apple's plans to enter the space.
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The meaning behind the lipstick hue is kind of obvious, but lends a lot to what nude lips looked like two decades ago: "It was just a major year for me," McGrath coyly explains to us.
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These teams do so as foils, with Broughton and Kovacs looking outside the traditional definitions of architectural language for inspiration while Neimark and Atwood coyly ply the recesses of academia and practice for their brand of subversion.
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Instead of trying to right his posture to get a backhand, he just coyly flicks the racket down under his wrist to slap the ball into an unmentionable region of the court—all without even glancing back.
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After coyly mentioning the news that had already reverberated around the Long Beach City College gym, Clinton's focus now turned to unifying the Democratic Party and squaring up against Trump, who was already the presumed Republican nominee.
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After he coyly brushes off a question about his sexuality, the camera wanders around his house, noting framed photos of Oscar Wilde, paintings of male figures, and many books about LGBTQ topics, making its own visual conjecture.
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In the past, Trump has said he knows more about the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) than U.S. generals do and has coyly alluded to a "secret plan" he has to defeat the terrorist group.
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While paintings like these were not confined to the sala reservada, Sebastian's drapery, which once coyly revealed a significant section of the hollow of his groin, was doubled in size to conceal it in the eighteenth century.
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The volume belonged to the French writer Pierre Mac Orlan, who authored a number of pornographic novels in the early 20th century, and the portraits he chose were of women baring all, sometimes posing coyly for the lens.
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They're presented coyly in the first episode, when two characters wonder whether they're being punished for their crimes on Earth and are actually in hell, as a nod to the plot of Anderson's space-horror classic Event Horizon.
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Mark Burnett is a smart guy who knows all about a bird in the hand, which is why he's coyly telling our photog Arnold Schwarzenegger is the man for 'Celebrity Apprentice,' even if Donald Trump loses the election.
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"S-Town," or "Shit Town," as it was less coyly called on the podcast, seemed at first to be yet another moody crime-investigation narrative—an alleged murder in Alabama had purportedly been covered up by local police.
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The controversial author Michael Wolff has been spreading a rumor that the President of the United States is having an affair, and in a coyly worded exchange on Bill Maher's HBO program implied that it was with Haley.
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"We thought we would be coyly commenting on a female president and all the things that would go along with that, but now we're going back to issues we would have been fighting 15 years ago, politically and otherwise."
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The same politicians and media figures that advanced the idea that Obama was a foreigner, or a Muslim—or more coyly, that he somehow did not share American values—are the ones already circulating propaganda about the Biden family.
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Indeed, Kiarostami devoted his life in film to creating a body of work that singularly embroils the director perforce in Borgesian loops of fictional play; never coyly, but rather through a tender, poetic lens fixed on the mundane and ordinary.
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It's another four-ring circus, announcing its intent at the outset by having each note of the striding 'Promenade' theme issue coyly from a different speaker — a kind of four-point 'instant antiphony' that may well give a listener vertigo.
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But everyone knows the real answer, because the real answer was given by President Trump himself — at a rally on Tuesday night in Phoenix where he all but promised to pardon Arpaio, while coyly saying he wouldn't do it just yet.
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And she was beguiling in two duets with the mezzo-soprano Jennifer Johnson Cano: "It is evening" from Tchaikovsky's "Queen of Spades" and the Barcarolle from Offenbach's "Les Contes d'Hoffmann," with the singers hiding coyly behind a feathered black fan.
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A sex toy and an alarm clock in one, Little Rooster has already sold out around the world, he says, including in countries that Maggs coyly tells me have some of the strongest taboos against female sexual pleasure in the world.
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"That doesn't mean there haven't been some entrepreneurs here and there," Ms. Mendez said coyly, adding that in her time at the agency, she knew of a woman who had lost her job after falling in love with a foreign asset.
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ROLL THE DICE ON NUCLEAR WAR: If you roll a seven or higher, mock the physical appearance of an enemy nuclear power's unstable leader; six or lower, coyly say, "We'll see what happens," as if you actually understand geopolitical statecraft.
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Their relationship is quite sweet: Awkward courtship takes place over FaceTime; the two kiss for the first time after Matthew coyly yet confidently slides his hand into Aiden's while an unimportant movie playing on a nearby laptop fades into the background.
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NeuV employs what the company coyly refers to as an "emotion engine" to grease the wheels of the conversation, and its automated personal assistant can read "facial skin vibrations" to help it isolate the driver's voice and better understand spoken commands.
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In fact, there was nobody VICE News talked to on a recent visit to the US Navy's Patuxent River air base, or anywhere else, who wouldn't coyly admit (at least off the record) that the plane has had its issues.
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The star has weighed in on myriad topics, from coyly addressing the Tristan Thompson cheating scandal and announcing new music and a philosophy book, to revealing he fired his lawyers and management team and expressing his "love" for his "brother," President Donald Trump.
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The star has weighed in on myriad topics, from coyly addressing the Tristan Thompson cheating scandal and announcing new music and a philosophy book, to revealing he fired his lawyers and management team and expressing his "love" for his "brother," President Donald Trump.
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Hiddleston himself hardly gives an interview these days without addressing the rumors, but he only ever discusses them as coyly as possible: He's not saying it's his life's ambition to play James Bond, but it's definitely his life's ambition to play James Bond.
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Chalamet told Time that he is ready for his Boyhood moment, and so is Hammer, who coyly told reporters at the Toronto International Film Festival that he knows a lot more about the status of the film than he can discuss publicly.
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The full package drops tomorrow (Friday, June 3), but we have Magda's remix today, a stripped down stormer that coyly loops skeletal elements of the original around spacey squawks until a warm and worming acid line finally breaks out from the hypnotic groove.
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Like the original teaser from January, the new trailer (which Marvel coyly promoted earlier in the week with an Infinity War star-studded video) shows off plenty of shrinking superhero action by Ant-Man (Paul Rudd) and his new partner, Wasp (Evangeline Lilly).
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More popular than the shark are the images Mr. Skerry took of a spinner dolphin leaping beneath a rainbow, a baby beluga whale seemingly smiling coyly for the camera, and a seal posing coolly underwater with one flipper folded over the other.
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That way, the two were able to keep tabs on the hackers themselves collecting their computer names, IP addresses, unique identifiers of the computers, "and all this kind of stuff," the two tell me, laughing coyly, during an interview in Las Vegas.
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The star has weighed in on a handful of topics, from coyly addressing the Tristan Thompson cheating scandal and announcing new music and a philosophy book, to revealing he fired his lawyers and management team and expressing his "love" for his "brother," President Donald Trump.
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But even if Trump has recordings of his conversations with Comey, and they vindicate Trump—as he coyly suggests in his tweet—it is small solace because he will have recorded himself using his power to fire Comey as leverage to discourage an FBI investigation.
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In November, Angle convincingly and coyly played into rumors that he was about to fight then-51-year-old Ken Shamrock under the promotion's banner—before announcing that he would be commentating when Shamrock and 49-year-old Royce Gracie fought each other in February.
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It's almost insulting for Swift to think that she could just coyly make out with Hiddleston on a pile of rocks in Rhode Island and expect us to think that it was an organic PDA moment, with paparazzi standing at attention behind the nearest trees.
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I took a streetcar through Munich's historic old town and even rode the limping, filthy A train from J.F.K. In Japan, we watched from a nearby mountaintop as snow-capped Mount Fuji coyly emerged from misty clouds, the sun a smear of white behind it.
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The lines are unrhymed and of variable length — from as short as three syllables to upwards of 20 — but the overall impression is of great regularity, a steady beat of blunt yet coyly ironic statements only rarely using similes, metaphors, or other overt figurative devices.
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In the aforementioned Humanity special on Netflix, Gervais — in the segment where he coyly discusses jokes that were too offensive for him to stay onstage by ... saying them onstage — he briefly mocks Bill Cosby's victims by hypothesizing about which celebrities might be, essentially, unrape-able.
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It was as if the people in the room were expecting a different kind of magic trick, one where Musk would coyly laugh before revealing the true Tesla pickup truck, which would still eat Ford F-150s for breakfast but look a little less alien.
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There was the teenage son of the former Washington mayor Adrian Fenty — "I used to live there," Mr. Weiner said coyly before they posed for a picture — and the Republican fund-raiser and Trump supporter Anthony Scaramucci, who said he knew Mr. Weiner through a restaurant partner.
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As with Beyer's novel, it alternates the points of view of Hermann Karnau, a (fictional) sound-recording engineer in World War II-era Germany, and Helga, the oldest of Nazi Minister of Propaganda Joseph Goebbels's six children (their last name, coyly, never appears in the text itself).
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" (Jonathan was born in March 2015.) When Koshy confirmed that Hathaway knew the baby's sex and pointed out she was wearing a pink dress on Friday's show (a flowy, floral number by Givenchy), the actress would only offer coyly with a laugh, "It's a great color!
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But while the slimy gender-versus-gender dimensions of that fight ensured it would never happen in a pre-apocalyptic world, both McGregor and Mayweather have coyly fanned the flames of a potential bout in recent days, feeding our delusions that the fight might go beyond idle talk.
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Earlier in March, she gave a speech to women in Pennsylvania and said she was "ready" to come out of the woods, speaking coyly to her low-profile as well as social media buzz over people spotting the politician on hikes near a family home in New York state.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Art Galleries Filling Roles as Sponsors" (front page, March 7), about how nonprofit museums are relying on commercial art galleries to help pay for exhibitions featuring the galleries' artists: Nonprofit theaters began accepting coyly named "enhancement money" from Broadway producers some 30 years ago.
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For me, fond memories flooded back of nights transfixed by the televised images of the fictional Terranova coyly engaged in similar chit-chat over meals of bracciole and broccoli rabe with Sonny Steelgrave, "Wiseguys"'s fictional Atlantic City mobster brilliantly played by the late veteran actor Ray Sharkey.
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Pompeo's troubles on Capitol Hill come after a summer in which the secretary repeatedly and coyly stoked media interest in his future political ambitions, meeting with major Republican donors and influential conservative groups, booking speeches in Kansas and on local radio stations, and joking privately about his presidential aspirations.
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Earlier this month, Real Housewives of Beverly Hills fans were left scratching their heads after Lisa Rinna coyly revealed during an Instagram Live that a cast member had refused to take a "group shot" with the rest of the ladies, presumably referencing a cast photo for the upcoming ninth season.
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When Mr. Trump coyly foreshadowed what his decision would be next month on the fate of the Iran deal — perhaps only Mr. Macron had an idea what he would do, he said, glancing over at him — the French president winked in silent response, as if sharing a secret with a confidant.
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He appears in the video as a Wonka-esque master of ceremonies, coyly toying with the characters in his own personal circus; it's a cynical nod to the industry's deepening depersonalization and corporatization, a bird's-eye view in which it seemed Petty peered uncannily into the future of the music business.
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Even big budget romantic comedies that make great strides in mainstreaming queerness, like Love Simon, don't quite get at the exhilaration of fully possessing your sexuality—not simply coyly testing the waters or facing the emotional turmoil of coming out, but actively understanding the power of same-sex seduction and flirtation.
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For this reason, Progress takes an interdisciplinary approach to any project he tackles—in particular with what inspired his latest EP. "I'll never put out a project that doesn't have a whole planet and society attached to it," he muses coyly and turns his gaze to his glass of bourbon neat.
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" Amber Rudd, who was the home secretary when "Bodyguard" was being filmed, wrote an article about the show for The Times of London, later commenting slightly coyly to The Telegraph that some (ahem) aspects of the relationship between the home secretary and the bodyguard "may be a little far-fetched.
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Though rumors of Harris gearing up for a presidential run in 2020 are becoming noisier by the minute (when Stephen Colbert asked her on Thursday if she would run, Harris coyly said, "I might"), she told me the memoir is not meant to help lay the groundwork for such a campaign.
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Though Colbert coyly shrugged off the heat he and The Late Show were taking for the remark, which illustrated a sexual act between the Trump and Vladimir Putin, it turns out the FCC is not going to levy a fine against the comedian for using the word "cock" on late-night network television.
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Just a dozen years ago Chinese government vets talking to foreign colleagues sometimes refused to speak the names of illnesses aloud, coyly lamenting the arrival of "disease X" in "province Y". Today China tells the UN about outbreaks and quarantine zones in which the transport of live pigs is banned and markets are closed.
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On Russia, for example, Trump has coyly been suggesting for some time that past transgressions (the annexation of Crimea, interfering in U.S. elections) should be ignored so that bilateral relations can should be improved, without providing any cogent rationale doing so or outlining what he expects Putin to do to earn a better relationship.
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That included dealing not only with the spotlight -- sitting through interviews like the one shown with Steve Harvey, who coyly jokes about her actions -- but pivoting to use her story as "an opportunity to bring domestic violence into the public eye," as Kim Gandy, head of the National Network to End Domestic Violence, puts it.
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"There I was giving you a second chance / If only you weren't so shady / But you stabbed me in the back while shaking my hand / And therein lies the issue / Friends don't try to trick you / Get you on phone and mind-twist you," she coyly quips over sirens and bumping bass on the theatrical bop.
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The first was an amendment by Sir Graham Brady, a leading Tory backbencher, that backed her Brexit deal so long as the much-disliked Irish "backstop", an insurance policy to avert a hard border in Ireland by keeping the United Kingdom in a customs union with the European Union, is replaced by what it coyly called "alternative arrangements".
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Coyly, he has taken to referring to the part of north London he represents in Parliament as "Finsbury Park", rather than its official name of Islington North (smug Islington lefties being something of a standing joke in the pantheon of British political humour.) Some moments caught the heart as well as the self-satisfaction of the crowd.
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Kyrie with the content head wag, DeMar coyly playing the keys, Jimmy Butler with the smug conducting skills, Harrison Barnes and Draymond busting up, Kevin Durant wrapped up in a blanket, looking like he needs Netflix, a quart of Ben and Jerry's and a hot cocoa, and Carmelo Anthony absolutely fuming that this monstrosity is pervading his eardrums.
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" Seeing his original juxtaposition of maidens and horror — such as in "Eve, The Serpent and Death" where Death resembles a decomposing human figure, a curvaceous Eve smiles coyly in the distance, and the central sensual figure in "The Weather Witches" sits on a flayed donkey's skin, images in the movies, from "Nosferatu" to "The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari.
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Despite a title that feels a bit too coyly obvious — mirroring, as it does, the most famous line in White's book "Charlotte's Web," where Charlotte the spider writes "Some Pig!" in her web to promote the doomed Wilbur — "Some Writer!" certainly will fulfill kids' natural curiosity about the author of a "classic" that, unusual thing, still really works for them.
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"I'm going to go home and review this conversation and find every horribly embarrassing thing I've said for the past hour and feel mortified about it," she says over the Turkish meal, not coyly but frankly, as one who has been living with her own neuroses long enough that, as with pet birds, all their mannerisms are well known to her.
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The farmhouse, which is decorated with their work, offered an escape from London and from military service for Mr. Grant, who was a conscientious objector during World War I. Filming for each episode takes place about two weeks ahead of broadcast, and producers say, coyly, that the show is made at a fraction of the cost of other prime-time competitors.
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He notes that while CB radio was associated with long distance truckers in the United States, it was very much a spare room and shed hobby in the UK. Over the static, you might chat with Rubber Duck, Grasshopper, Wild Wolf, Snow Drop, Little Woman, Midnight Drifter, Blythe Spirit, Skinny Ribs, or Tango Polecat, who probably had an eyeball card coyly riffing on their nickname.
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Closer inspection, however, belies this first optical impression: the legs seem to be from a West African statue; the hair looks to be from a runway show (sleek, Caucasian, glossed into a couture "African" style); and the Marie-Antoinette-style fan (coyly hiding the torso) in truth appears to be a repurposed and precisely placed interior photograph of a Renaissance or Baroque ceiling, complete with an oculus.
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The debate around accepting money from China pits two opposing bedrock political beliefs about China against each other: Either China is a highly sophisticated US adversary coyly infiltrating Silicon Valley through communist-aligned actors who arrived here to steal intellectual property or it is just like any other foreign player seeking financial gains — but is being unfairly targeted by a belligerent government that stereotypes all Chinese actors.
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" He notices, for instance, "the soft white pouches under" Trump's "expressionless blue eyes"; coyly observes that the president's hands are smaller than his own "but did not seem unusually so"; and points out that he never saw Trump laugh — a sign, Comey suspects, of his "deep insecurity, his inability to be vulnerable or to risk himself by appreciating the humor of others, which, on reflection, is really very sad in a leader, and a little scary in a president.
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Sugar on Snow is a moment to pause life and play with your food, to get your fingers stuck together and leave the maple drips in your beard, to laugh at old men greedily drowning their snow in syrup and women daintily rolling sticky ribbons of maple around their forks, to snack on a pickle when you feel like your teeth are going to fall out from the sweet and coyly say you couldn't eat one more bite before reaching for the pitcher and another doughnut.
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Such ear candy would delight more decisively of the music didn't frame Drake's performance as sincere confession to be taken seriously — if he weren't also insisting "God knows I'm trying for you" (and never succeeding, because then he couldn't make another album), moaning "Gonna have to teach me how to love you again" (you do all the work honey, he's just too sexily damaged), coyly suggesting "You got issues that I won't mention" (but he'll mention that he won't mention them), and threatening "I might just say how I feel" (as if he's never opened up before).
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