Live video shows close ups of furrowed brows and in-game strategies.
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With furrowed brows, senior officials have criticised French police for using excessive force.
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His parents sat stoically with furrowed brows in the chairs next to him.
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Though no one made direct remarks, I caught several sets of furrowed brows.
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I remember Jordan's furrowed brows when losing, extended tongue when dunking, and perpetual gum-chewing in between.
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The look is almost the same: the tanned face, the small mouth, the dark, slightly furrowed brows.
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Cut to generals with furrowed brows fretting in Mandarin as the monsters come tumbling over a hill.
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The audience sat with stony faces and furrowed brows, until the 42nd of the piece's 51 mini-movements.
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Across the street, two security guards in a corporate building leaned forward, peering with furrowed brows through tinted windows.
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There's no posturing, no furrowed brows, and nobody leaning against the bar with their jacket on waiting to be impressed.
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That was followed by smiles from those who found it delightful, and furrowed brows from those who found it a bit corny.
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Rogers further explains how the computer measures "contempt," attributing it to a subtle squinting of eyes, furrowed brows or a slight lip snarl.
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His sculpted ornamentation appears on clocks, vases, sconces, fireplaces and candelabra, with details like furrowed brows on sea gods and intricately serrated swan beaks.
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There was a lot of tension in the air, lots of furrowed brows, frowns, nervous gestures, and a general sense of confusion and uncertainty.
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Booth says that because social VR is restricted to goofy and experimental interactions, it's easy to exclude more serious expressions like furrowed brows or grimaces.
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The impact of his testimony had a perceptible effect on the faces of Republican senators who listened to him intently with frowns and furrowed brows.
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Furrowed brows, dirty with grit and sweat have sat with a glass in hand—contemplating achievements made and the mountains to climb the day next.
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As Kavanaugh grew increasingly emotional, it appeared to start having an effect on Republican senators who looked at him intently with furrowed brows and frowns. Sen.
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There will be furrowed brows and concerns raised by those with a more traditional GOP ideological bent on trade, like Toomey and Johnson, but that's it.
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I began to pick up just what the word meant from my antagonizing English teacher and my incisive friends' furrowed brows when I described my hometown.
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"Trilogy" may be a common term, but ask around for what a story with four parts is called and you'll encounter more than a few furrowed brows.
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In the tank, no one is dismissed — the sharks start every segment with furrowed brows, ready to take notes and hear out pitches, no matter how preposterous.
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But one topic furrowed brows the most, debt deleveraging threw a shadow over the conversation as big as the shadow banking system - thought to be worth about $2120 trillion.
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As winning as laughing Julia can be, there is something very rewarding about seeing her channel her inner anger and burrow her iconic cackle into furrowed brows and angry screams.
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It's these bouts of extreme stress (or a continuous stream of it) that manifest in grooved furrowed brows, painful breakouts, or dark circles that still peep through heavy-coverage concealer.
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And like the Cat Ladies of yore — kooky single women living with a cohort of felines and often no one else — you're totally embracing it, despite any furrowed brows you may receive.
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"As long as the policy agenda lives, [Congress] will defer Russia stuff to Mueller and not offer much beyond furrowed brows and frustrated sound bites about unfortunate distractions," said GOP strategist Liam Donovan.
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As he was perched on a chair in my office, slumped shoulders and head hanging low, I kept trying different tacks to get a sense of what was going on behind his furrowed brows.
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Blast out the worst possible characterization of its purpose and meaning and writers and reporters and politicians spit it back on panels where the number of furrowed brows out numbers the number of brain cells.
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In fact, the show's two weaker performances somewhat surprisingly belong to the talented O'Connell and Daniels, who struggle to make much of an impression while they're stuck in the furrowed brows of their boilerplate characters.
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Netflix's wretched Iron Fist, like the other Marvel Netflix shows, largely abandoned the humor of the Marvel Cinematic Universe in favor of a gritty, downbeat landscape of dimly lit hallways, furrowed brows, and supposedly intense monologues.
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In her book, "The Beauty Bias," Deborah Rhode, a Stanford law professor, explained that while silver hair and furrowed brows made aging men look "distinguished," aging women risked marginalization or ridicule for their efforts to pass as young.
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She also took the time to follow a few obituaries through as they were being written, zooming in on furrowed brows as deadlines neared and, a touch sadistically, recording the moans and groans of reporters wrestling with leads.
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Every year at about this time, the interior of your average modeling agency looks a lot like the opening scene of The Devil Wears Prada: "Gird your loins!" shouts an agent across a sea of furrowed brows and bowed heads.
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Little True is dressed in a pink outfit and matching headband decorated with flowers, with her hand placed in front of her mouth as she first gazes face-forward at the camera, then a little to the side with furrowed brows.
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The media landscape is filled with images of the furrowed brows of anxious white residents at congressional town halls who fear they will suffer if they lose Obamacare, says Judy Lubin, a sociologist and adjunct professor at Howard University in Washington.
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There is a grand tradition of teen entertainment prominently featuring the kind of teen boys you might've once mooned over in homeroom, but who quickly reveal themselves to have maybe four original thoughts bouncing around behind their tousled hair and perpetually furrowed brows.
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There, next to one of their enormous ships — a vessel that hovers over the ground and looks like an elongated black egg with one side neatly sliced off — she's briefed and prepped amid furrowed brows, data crunching and intimations of the apocalypse.
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By night's end, the show had generated a Tumblr's worth of GIF-able moments — not least the visage of the House speaker, Nancy Pelosi, whose frowns, furrowed brows and occasional smiles functioned as a real-time guide to liberals' feelings about the speech.
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More pronounced contrasts can be found between the student portraits and those of professors facing budget shortfalls, positioned nearby; the students' direct gazes offer challenge and defiance, while the teachers' wide eyes, furrowed brows, and grave expressions point at a reality that's filled with experience and wisdom, but also defeat.
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Two in particular are eager to tell me that they actually prefer Zayn Malik to Bieber – a revelation that makes me realize that this may be the future; an era of squeaky-clean popsters making the transition, like dominos, into forever-furrowed brows, black and white Instagram snaps and tattoos straight out of your year 10 notebook.
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With furrowed brows, palpable anxiety and more than a little condescension, European leaders at the Quebec G-7 summit in June intended to school President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on the complexities of international trade.
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Lynden Barber of Melody Maker criticised Architecture & Morality, writing: "I don't believe the Orchs even care about this record... the style is the same, the content profoundly different, the onslaught of emptiness, frivolity disguised by furrowed brows, a new brand of meaninglessness."West, Mike. Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark. Omnibus Press. 1982. . p. 28.
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There are various precarious elements surrounding him. In the background Darius’ charioteer whips the horses to flee from the battle scene. There is visible fear and anxiety in the Persian king's face, seen especially in his furrowed brows and deep frown. Darius is positioned holding a rope or rein in his left arm while his right arm is outstretched towards Alexander. Directly in front of the king’s chariot is a soldier holding the reins to his horse.
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The statue portrays Gandhi in his later years, sitting in a contemplative pose, with legs crossed in the lotus position and his left hand resting on his ankles, and his bare head with furrowed brows slightly lowered. He is wearing his characteristic dhoti loincloth, with a shawl over the right shoulder. The statue is mounted on a rounded Portland stone plinth, which stands on a square platform with four steps. The plinth bears the inscription "Mahatma Gandhi, 1869–1948".
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A pinched and bitter facial expression Unlike many emotions, resentment does not have physical tags exclusively related to it that telegraph when a person is feeling this emotion. However, physical expressions associated with related emotions such as anger and envy may be exhibited, such as furrowed brows or bared teeth. Resentment can be self-diagnosed by looking for signs such as the need for emotion regulation, faking happiness while with a person to cover true feelings toward him, or speaking in a sarcastic or demeaning way to or about the person. It can also be diagnosed through the appearance of agitation- or dejection-related emotions, such as feeling inexplicably depressed or despondent, becoming angry for no apparent reason, or having nightmares or disturbing daydreams about a person.
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1960 Imperial Crown sedan 1960 Imperial Crown Southampton 4-door Hardtop 1960 Imperial Crown Convertible The 1960 Imperial adopted wildly exaggerated styling, featuring front fascia with a swooping bumper, gaping mesh grille, giant chrome eagle, and hooded quad headlights, and tall rear fins. Soaring fins had bullet style tail lamps at the peak of the fin, with a chrome ring surrounding it. The grille and bumper on the front of the 1960 used large pieces of heavy chrome, and the 'furrowed brows' of the fenders over the double sets of headlights gave the car a ponderous look. In common with most other 1960 Chrysler products, the Imperial featured the new "High- Tower" seat with the driver-side back individually contoured and raised above of the rest of the front seat for increased driver comfort and shoulder support.
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