And, she gives the best soulful glances in a show filled with soulful glances.
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"What if the beholder glances, glances away, driven by aversion as much as desire," Fred Moten asks in his book In the Break (2003).
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" Second glances let love bloom in "Pride and Prejudice.
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Glances at her box are as common as artful shots.
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I think it developed over furtive glances across a room.
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That means more Gwake duets, flirty glances, and playful banter.
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Obviously, some Democrats have cast suspicious glances toward Republican Sen.
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Collins walked past Murray's seat, and the senators exchanged glances.
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She senses people are giving her hostile glances in stores.
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The fast, docked apps made another confusing feature redundant: glances.
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Fleabag and Hot Priest exchange lingering glances across the table.
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As the lecture went on, the twins exchanged furtive glances.
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Her parents picked up on her mood, exchanging concerned glances.
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You could see the opposing coaches and parents sneaking glances.
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She hesitates, exchanging glances with our guide, the chief's representative.
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Awkward pauses and frantic glances between you will be suspicious.
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She rubs her aching neck and glances at her watch.
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The fast, docked apps made another confusing feature redundant: Glances.
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Much like our movie, which is a lot of glances.
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I got a lot of curious glances on the subway.
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ST. LOUIS — The potential jurors stole curious glances at Gov.
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Mitch glances at it, and asks to change the channel.
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Lovett who sizes up her prospects with furtive side glances.
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In midyear Mr. Mekas's backward glances took an unwelcome turn.
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Robben glances up, and curls a shot across the goalkeeper.
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There's a lovely moment that glances toward the original cast.
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Coster-Waldau's longing glances have thoroughly convinced us of that much.
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Griffin glances in the mirror and rears back in theatrical horror.
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As viewers we see surprise, suspicion, and curiosity in their glances.
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In furtive childhood glances I found these women powerful and intoxicating.
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Issa glances across the dance floor and sees Daniel (Y'lan Noel).
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Indeed, also at second, third and all others glances after that.
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"It's complicated," he tells her as the pair exchange coy glances.
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The boys and girls share uncomfortable glances, shifting in their seats.
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While they sat there, Francis took sidelong glances at his cousin.
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Orr, meanwhile, occasionally glances back at Smith, with an annoyed look.
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In one sepia image, a gnarled man glances beyond the frame.
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Every time a Metro train suddenly stops, passengers exchange nervous glances.
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She sat facing the door and stole glances out the window.
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She glances furtively over her shoulder, then hides behind an oak.
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Sure, Carol had a few arousing glances and many chic coats.
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No desk, no quick glances at work emails on my phone.
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He glances around, as if trying to understand where he is.
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But it casts only brief, fierce sidelong glances at the past.
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One of them checks her phone, twice; another glances downward, twice.
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It even touches on environmental issues in a few sidelong glances.
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The other passengers and I exchanged glances and rolled our eyes.
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And I tired of the ponderous silences and opaque "meaningful" glances.
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Sure, you're going to get some strange glances from other people.
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Wearing white socks and black sandals, he glances at his phone.
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This went on for several blocks: glances, smiles, even a nod.
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Shapiro wrote the scene with sideways glances, skulking, and muttered chatter.
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Occasionally, she'd steal glances at its then-residents through the ivy.
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Occasionally, she'd steal glances at its then-residents through the ivy.
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You owe us this recognition instead of silence and uncomfortable glances.
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TIJUANA, Mexico — Their black T-shirts and furtive glances gave them away.
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Speechless, she glances back at Ray as they head up the stairs.
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Here the humans they passed shied away—furtive glances and upset muttering.
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Ming glances up at the clock — it's 11PM and his shift's over.
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She glances at the clock on her phone, tempted to time him.
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Most of the film is made up of glances and silent moments.
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Often they came in the form of enigmatic comments or simply glances.
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She glances left, toward the fireplace mantel, above which the painting hangs.
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On the Place Communale idle youths loiter, shooting glances at the police.
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France and Italy dominate, with a few passing glances at other countries.
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Through his signature circular spectacles, Mr. Chow kept darting glances that way.
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He personally rehearsed with me gestures, glances and movements of the mouth.
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I steal glances at her as we begin to play, still silently.
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There are no lavish balls, no sumptuous Regency gowns, few melting glances.
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I decided to keep mum, and he kept sneaking glances my way.
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He glances over her shoulder and, for once, she lets him see.
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A cough in the back of a classroom now brings nervous glances.
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Smirnov shrugs, glances at the video camera, and looks around the room.
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Mariah and Tiny exchanged glances as Dale took a seat to wait.
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Pretty soon, you're stealing sidelong glances, sharing jokes, and shooting each other texts.
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Evidently, thinking he imagined the whole encounter, the dad glances at his phone.
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She looked angry and tired, and Landisio kept casting worried glances her way.
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Forlani puts visible effort into projecting yearning and indecision into her backward glances.
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A closed deal would end years of Foxconn flashing admiring glances at Sharp.
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The pair exchanged a couple of meaningful glances before the video cuts out.
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Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh glances at reporters during a meeting with Sen.
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Though with occasional glances forward, Mr Jennings focuses largely on the 19th century.
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French President Emmanuel Macron stole bewildered glances with other leaders during Trump's remarks.
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A staff member glances at his watch and stands to unlock the door.
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As he walks by, Daley draws glances from all the coworkers mentioned above.
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But every so often, someone walking along Canal Street glances upward and pauses.
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Most public buildings, it just glances off the surface and that's about it.
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After making the briefest, subtlest of stank faces, Nenê glances at his hand.
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We get fleeting glances of Grace Jones, Kate Bush, Adam Ant, Lady Gaga.
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Its backward glances reimagine and reify through abstraction, cartoon, humor, dissonance, and adornment.
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Colleagues around her were exchanging worried glances and several of them ran outside.
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So it's a lot about them stealing glances and it's also about touch.
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A trained corporate lawyer, he talked freely with only occasional glances at notes.
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He looked down as he talked, occasionally throwing quick glances in my direction.
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They dance in total unison on stage, throwing each other amused, knowing glances.
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We would sit, busy building, with no exchange of words or even glances.
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Smiles and flirtatious glances, too, seemed like decoration, more painted on than deeply felt.
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Everyone flinches and glances around nervously, expecting yet another round of technologically driven mayhem.
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"Our actors are doing things like crouching, pushing, over the shoulder glances," he said.
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You might not be aware of their in-person side glances and sly looks.
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I think my boyfriend notices my longing glances and offers to get me one.
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Arya glances nervously behind her, dreading the pursuit of obvious serial killer Ed Sheeran.
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Occasionally, he glances at the MixPre-6, just to make sure it's still running.
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Homelessness isn't Timothée Chalamet draped handsomely across a diner; it's contemptuous glances and shame.
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Cue a series of traded glances between benevolent white boss and thankful black employee.
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To enable this, swipe up on your watch's home screen to reveal the Glances.
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I catch the Marines stealing glances at me as I talk on the radio.
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If anything, she was fizzy with secret hilarity, she and Rowan exchanging significant glances.
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There is no one better at double-talk and withering glances than these two.
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" A flirt inspects his muscles, glances crotchward, and inquires of Rose, "Is it true?
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Full of detours and backward glances, the narrative is centrally preoccupied with time itself.
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WASHINGTON, Iowa — They share awkward glances at events where nearly everyone looks like them.
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They offer opportunities for unobtrusive observation, stolen glances and frissons, anticipation and nudging possibilities.
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He kept shooting glances out at the audience, saying something no one could track.
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As soon as Juliet and Dawsey exchange glances, we know the fiancé is toast.
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Her son, Sir, appears a bit more serious as he glances down in deep thought.
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There are pained glances and raised eyebrows, but not too many bystanders willing to intervene.
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Longing glances are the engine upon which all sexy teen romances start in pop culture.
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Feigning confidence, Mr. A glances at the menu and orders the eight-course tasting menu.
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Camilla and Kate — the Duchess of Cornwall and the Duchess of Cambridge — traded sidelong glances.
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With cards held close, canny glances directed sidelong, mouths hidden, these players work the interior.
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These summaries, while accurate, are but cursory glances of the year in television and movies.
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Just like you, we are not sexually attracted to every person who glances our way.
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He kept checking his watch, darting glances both anxious and dismissive at the female receptionists.
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Romance between races could be be implied, albeit subtly — through glances and light body language.
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The results were consistently disheartening, ranging from subtle glances of disapproval to full-blown mockery.
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Mona glances at the stains on my shirt, which I've been wearing for three days.
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Fifty years ago, Jiayu and Chris might have caught side-glances in their Midwestern town.
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These side glances not only help situate her life in the context of its times.
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Script aside, Mr. Kraume captures the glances and motions that lay bare a character's thoughts.
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Soon, she was the de facto manager of the restaurant, overseeing employees with stern glances.
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As for their forays into Europe, Parma's success drew admiring glances from across the continent.
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The camera follows their glances as they look to see who will betray the stillness.
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Elio's furtive, ducking glances, by contrast, tend to linger, hovering in the air like questions.
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But they exude amiability, with jolly glances frequently thrown back and forth, and unexpected compatibility.
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Check. Do you keep sneaking glances at your smartphone for new messages, news and more?
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He sits down, makes eye contact, glances at the box of tissues by his side.
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Often, when driving, human drivers communicate through split-second glances and waves of the hand.
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She walked to the store through still-unfamiliar streets, dodging the glances of male strangers.
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They shared Metro trains and exchanged silent, nervous glances at each other's buttons and shirts.
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Maybe it's the odd faces she makes, the sideways glances she shoots at random moments.
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Hostile glances followed him on the street, and rising fury greeted him on social media.
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You can see them stealing glances at Nadal, as if comparing their preparation against his.
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Marianne and Paul's bliss is soon rather violently commandeered by wandering glances and furtive caresses.
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There are times when the dancers and singers interact, communicating through shared glances or touch.
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The little girl falls out of the frame and the woman glances up at the camera.
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He does a decent job, too, exchanging wistful glances with Linsey during a fictional house party.
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But that hasn't put a stop to the pitiful glances from friends in long-term relationships.
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The second she got inside, she peeped a pair of suspect dudes stealing glances at her.
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Fuggetta glances around at the dozen or so people around her who are cheering for her.
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I catch a lot of glances when I'm handing them their room key or taking money.
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Jones' son, who is openly gay, glances at Pence like the discriminatory trash that he is.
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Watch how he glances at his wrist, while singing, coolly assessing the damage from the pit.
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So: "glances" are gone, and the Digital Crown wasn't showcased as a primary method of interaction.
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One of them kept taking quick glances to see what I was writing in my notebook.
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The enthusiasts attract glances and smiles from locals because of the designs of their elaborate Vespas.
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The first – and the one that the Task Force report at least glances at – is funding.
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We've crossed paths many times since, occasionally trading glances on the way to different workout machines.
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He glances around nervously, his voice becoming thin as he struggles to keep up the conversation.
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We cast longing glances at our neighbors' tables and dream of the flavors of other childhoods.
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Sneers, snickers, sidelong glances and outright stares revealed the reality of walking the world while fat.
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Here, the first lady glances toward ALF during a children's Christmas party at the White House.
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She glances around at the other ninjas, hard at work, with no idea what's in store.
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One gets the impression that Boyle simply glances around and sees stories everywhere his eyes alight.
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At the Waterfords, she realized she could wear Fred down by games of Scrabble and flirtatious glances.
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What follows is a slow seduction, played out primarily through stolen glances, subtle caresses, and pregnant conversation.
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It's such a sweet moment, and Dinklage deserves an award (maybe another Emmy?) for his admiring glances.
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When men answer the door, Collett often glances at her app, then asks: Are their wives home?
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She then glances up at him lovingly; he then bends down and gives her a sweet kiss.
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First, you must run the gantlet of prying eyes and piercing glances by the co-op board.
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Instead, the exhibit regressively reduces such a diverse community to a few parting glances and big dicks.
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Meanwhile the novel glances at the chaos of post-war Europe, where Rose operates in the shadows.
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Foreigners in the audience cast bemused and occasionally bewildered glances at each other as the discussion proceeded.
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The room feels warm and intimate, as the trio exchange glances, not worried about a perfect rendition.
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At this, Elizabeth and Philip exchange sober glances, an acknowledgment of all the lives they've ended too.
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As we're sitting upstairs, she's clearly in shock looking around the room blankly until she glances down.
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Typical survey measures of income and employment don't capture the influence of these glances back in time.
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Their faraway glances and forced smiles suggest that the problems they face ultimately come down to fear.
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He often looks annoyed if the ball so much as glances off the rim before falling through.
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Gone were the furtive glances, aching silences, words caught in throats for fear of saying too much.
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He describes the furtive glances and surprise he encounters when he explains that his dad "does" nothing.
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I received cold glances from my friends as they whispered that I was such a try hard.
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The Young Pope glances at his adversary, preternaturally long eyelashes blinking, tanned face stretching into a sneer.
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And from all the repeated glances, I think half the men quietly admired Kate Spade's artistic expressions.
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Sometimes the glances or grimaces intended to convey disorder simply make the actresses look confused or vacant.
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Williams struggled with her consistency and kept casting edgy glances at her support team in the stands.
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A couple of early loaded glances indicate there is no reason to believe she has settled down.
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Uninterested in backward glances or interminable "tales of waste and loss," she wants to brush him off.
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But they did see Oakley exchanging glances with a security guard who was standing several feet away.
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Out of the corner of my eye, I noticed the Badminton Girls shooting derisive glances our way.
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That alone was enough to get nervous glances from the four other analysts sharing the screen with Harding.
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She regularly breaks the fourth wall, talking directly to the audience and casting knowing glances toward the screen.
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Watch as the two steal glances as the Dean of Windsor, David Conner, declares them man and wife.
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He then quickly glances around, grabs a huge rock and flings it full force at the tree trunk.
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She frequently flashes sidelong glances at it, quirks eyebrows in surprise at it, and chortles privately for it.
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However, none of them said they encountered major legal or bureaucratic issues, save for a few confused glances.
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He glances out into the gym, where Eric and Nathan are talking, where Troy is now jumping rope.
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Sun Truthers When it comes to tin-foil speculation, even the Sun is not safe from side glances.
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She posed with shelves of diapers, ate her favorite snacks, and cast longing glances at bottles of wine.
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As Janet explained that she saw individual letters as colors, her colleagues shot puzzled glances at each other.
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She takes out the fake I.D., glances at it for a moment, and then gives it to Javier.
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I see the furtive glances, then the averted eyes, and am given wide berth as I walk past.
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"Dating Around" has an eye for romance, and not just because it lingers on its daters' coy glances.
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The arresting glances of his characters transform his paintings into mesmerizing film stills that linger within our minds.
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Gerstl, in a three-quarter profile, his head tilted slightly downward, glances, furtively or nervously, at the viewer.
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It doesn't matter if your schedule is all academics all the time or barely glances at a book.
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Many described obsessively sanitizing their cars, cutting down on hours, and exchanging nervous glances with strangers who cough.
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My dad pretended to read The San Francisco Chronicle while stealing glances at my mother from his booth.
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Throughout the week, I received a few cheeky comments from friends and glances from women on the tube.
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We are given glances, feelings, atmosphere and ambiguity but are not beaten over the head by literal description.
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They fall in love as teenagers, exchanging flirty glances in the fields of their village, skirting elders and convention.
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When I ask them what else they've been up to while here, they give each other weary, mischievous glances.
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I know you really want that to be true, the glances say, but you just might be kidding yourself.
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Leaning back, she glances at the camera while showing off her fit frame in a curve-hugging pink bikini.
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Just before Monse leaves, Julia glances at the fake babysitter's phone to see Monty's photo staring back at her.
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In the airport, complaints about the lack of free Wi-Fi were replaced by uneasy glances over hunched shoulders.
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She did not rush or steal quick glances, she approached her subjects directly, sometimes building ongoing relationships with them.
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"Playing records is like traveling through time," says Ellen Allien as she glances out a glass window, bright-eyed.
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Brie and I exchange questioning glances and I try to catch Jenny's eye, but she's busy securing the scene.
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This type of interviewer barely glances at you as s/he scribbles notes on your answers on a clipboard.
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But they shouldn't look too closely because really they could crash and these glasses are meant for glances only.
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From hookups in chapels to glances full of abject longing, there's no shortage of sexual tension within Litchfield's walls.
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If they weren't old and senile enough to say that outright, I saw it plainly in their pitiful glances.
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We were recumbent along an intimate vertical axis, and our words, unmarred by dubious glances, spilled into the air.
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The moment also stands out because it comes and goes swiftly, with no tension or awkwardness, no lingering glances.
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To the rush of the river, the sudden bashfulness in the eye of a girl as she glances down?
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My lunch at Maidilang was the first in a series of glances into the lives of Shengzhou's factory workers.
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The ball glances off a Thai defender, though, and ripples the net before Chor Charoenying can do anything about.
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But on Saturday there were still plenty of shrieks and wounded glances in the direction of her support team.
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There's a ball and a marriage of convenience and smoldering glances and searing kisses, not to mention assassination attempts.
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All of this happened off-camera, with journalists only getting glances of Trump when he left the White House.
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Even if you didn't miss that voice, you definitely missed her cotton candy hair, innocent glances, and relentless positivity.
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In the case of romantic relationships, narcissists control people with disapproving glances, calls to change plans, and chronic lateness.
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Seated in profile, Ms. Rosenblit doesn't address audience members directly at first, except for a few comically furtive glances.
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From holding hands and linking arms to rubbing backs and exchanging loving glances, they wore their hearts on their sleeves.
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Taylor has managed to fit in some flirtatious glances with their new employee (that's definitely what that look was, right?).
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From holding hands and linking arms to rubbing backs and exchanging loving glances, they wear their hearts on their sleeves.
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Then we lost our goddamn minds at the adoring glances shared between Kristen Stewart and Blanchett in Cannes in 2018.
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Instead, we now exchange envious glances at coworkers' dome-shaped containers filled with leafy greens and a slew of toppings.
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The coders were asked to identify participants' glances at other people, and also to record the duration of each gaze.
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They snuggle up as they watch their hands collect frosting and pastry crumbs, all while smiling and exchanging coy glances.
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We wave over a chef, who had been stealing glances at us in the corner, amused by our apparent confusion.
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Mildly stylish, former art students staffed admissions, exchanging knowing glances amongst themselves as they listlessly dispensed tickets to the public.
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After exchanging glances, Lambert's character enters the men's restroom, marking a crucial turning point in the film regarding Mercury's sexuality.
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The two whispered in each other's ears frequently throughout the night and even shared a few kisses and loving glances.
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I exchange glances with the former goalie as he shakes his head and mockingly throws his hands up in despair.
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I grew up in this world and I know the sideways glances you get if you dissent from conventional wisdom.
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I paced the playground alone, stealing glances over at my friend who looked impossibly cool leaning up against the bricks.
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As Mia and Sebastian's romance unfolds in lush etudes and sidelong glances, it gets more melancholy and starts to ache.
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She waves at the driver, 66-year-old Plang Pansaior, who glances in his rear view mirror before pulling away.
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In the room's center, poised on a rotating bed, Eve glances into a cellphone camera to admire her porcelain features.
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"It's pretty stressful here during the week," explained the guy with the blue concoction in response to my uneasy glances.
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She waves at the driver, 217-year-old Plang Pansaior, who glances in his rear view mirror before pulling away.
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Oral will see you through these times, but God forbid your lover glances up and makes eye contact with you.
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Tatum glances at Terry Rozier and Shane Larkin before he knifes a perfect pass to Marcus Morris in the corner.
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But I could tell, from the sidelong glances given to me by other people in the elevator, that it hadn't.
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As the sun slowly set, CHIP and SADUE worked on their pieces, inviting curious glances from pedestrians and passing boats.
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It's the latter she's struggling with, hiding in her office with the lights out to avoid her colleagues' knowing glances.
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Election activists and computer-security experts did get occasional glances inside the boxes, though, and what they saw wasn't reassuring.
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These cute moments are already rolling in, with people catching glances that the couple shared during Brad Pitt's acceptance speech.
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My little rat brain glances upon a screen, processes a tweet and tosses it straight into my mental paper shredder.
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The SUV glances off the van in front and slides into the median between an access road and the highway.
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Slight gestures and sideways glances resonate like deflagrations of unabashed desire in this context, and the effect is devastatingly emotional.
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Every few steps, they paused as if posing for a camera, throwing sultry glances toward the front of the room.
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I noticed that people passing in the opposite direction were looking at me, and that their glances seemed to linger.
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Not Biden, not based on his debate performance, with his herky-jerky delivery and reflexive glances in the rearview mirror.
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As Johnny and Desi waits in this line, Johnny glances down and notices that Desi's pants are pulled up high.
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If Morgan's work plays on repressed desire with glances and whispers, Brenda Goodman's paintings represent the exhibition's howling, raging id.
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Plus, the secretive glances between Chan's Minn-Erva and Yon-Rogg (Jude Law) indicate they are keeping information from Captain Marvel.
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How many more sexually charged glances could she and Nick (Max Minghella), the father of June's baby, steal in the hallway?
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James wanted to play with Irving, then started shooting him Disappointed Father glances just three games into their first season together.
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According to Charlotte, the first time the Dude showed up, they noticed each other immediately, stealing glances over their respective phones.
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She held hands with her mother, but made sure to give a few glances back at the royal fans gathered outside.
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In front of me was a girl who shot me annoyed glances every time I tried to subtly push her aside.
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Not only do these quick glances endanger you, the driver, but your passenger, as well, along with pedestrians and other drivers.
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We weren't having girls' nights or exchanging coded glances over the dinner table, but we weren't screaming at each other, either.
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Throughout the episode, his mistresses and secretaries communicate in side-glances as if to say, "Seriously, dude?" at Getty's miserly antics.
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Game of Thrones leaves us hanging yet again, but Vanity Fair thinks they might know what lies underneath those meaningful glances.
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" She glances at the tube with bored disdain, a look most North Koreans cultivate when confronted with expensive Western brands. "No.
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Viewers are given a few hints of what will follow: characters swap furtive glances; a camera zooms in ominously from above.
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My brothers and I all peered out the window of our minivan at him, the three of us exchanging confused glances.
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For example, when a human reaches for a coffee cup, he or she usually glances towards the cup before doing so.
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With the golden hour vistas and ocean sounds, the duo's solo scenes are all loaded glances, feelings, and very few words.
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At home, she snuck glances at her class notes as she brewed tea, cleaned house, and tended to her toddling siblings.
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Black says he thought Daley was "so cute," and caught the diver throwing glances his way over the course of dinner.
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Jojo and I would remove ours and exchange glances, consoled in knowing an only child needs to feel good about something.
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One, having taken a folded piece of card, glances at it and sighs "nah", shoving it back into the campaigner's hand.
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As far as I can tell, that "17+" rating is just a warning because those smoldering glances are hot hot hot!
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As she performs a song about her loyalty to Andre, she periodically glances into the crowd, watching him flirt with Giuliana.
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With a Pepsi in hand, she walks with smiling picketers, swapping cheerful glances with folks of all creeds, colors, and genders.
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Buried or deflected emotion — conveyed through mordant remarks, pregnant glances, long stretches of silence — can generate more impact than explosive drama.
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After days of exchanging hasty glances amid gunfire, they snuck away one night to listen to Michael Jackson on shared earbuds.
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One of the photos showed the kids playing dress-up with an embroidered table cloth, shooting mischievous glances at the camera.
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No drone, however inquisitive, and no glances, however loaded, between blood relations can rival the stern gaze of a theocratic state.
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I mean, how would you exchange raised eyebrows and knowing glances with your S.O. if you're both blinkered by a wearable?
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He kept sneaking glances at me, or touching my hand, my arm, my leg—checking that I was not a ghost.
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Inside, the light that streams through the kitchen's west-facing windows glances off walls and cabinets painted a pale, luminous lilac.
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The meaningful glances and whispers from the other lawyers hint at the profound discomfort that differing politics can inject into relationships.
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They take a table on the floor with everyone else, and deal with the furtive glances and the requests for selfies.
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His eyes are on the road, a viewing of the Facebook video shows, except for occasional quick glances at the camera.
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"You'll see a lot of kids today," said Steve Wilkin, a program vendor sneaking glances at Grimsby-Palace at Selhurst Park.
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He glances back, the hole punched in the slope of the mountain the only visible sign that the bunker even exists.
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In one illustration, a blue cat exchanges glances with a plump cherub as it rubs its side against the child's raised bottom.
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We must have exchanged glances a hundred times that night, neither of us brave or drunk enough to make the first move.
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Especially when there are conspiracies to explore, possible murder mysteries to uncover, and longing glances between very hot people to watch unfold.
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Recently opened, the jail appeared to be still unfinished as hundreds of inmates milled around and shot curious glances over at Castillo.
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As the man yells at the officer and takes occasional glances back at the camera, other cars speed by in the night.
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They look both weary and effortlessly cool, as they exchange glances and drinks under the cold gaze of a roving security camera.
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First, it was just furtive eye glances and not-so-subtle conversations, then there was even some tear-stained cuddling last season.
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At the dance, Cordner kept stealing glances over at Mitchell, looking for some indication, no matter how subtle, of what just happened.
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Filled to capacity, the local media and family members of Woodward and Greaves alike exchange quick glances and exhale a collective sigh.
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As moonlight glances off the jagged blade in his hand, I do the only thing left I can think of: I scream.
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It's not unusual for tech companies to try to boost engagement by emailing you whenever another user glances in your general direction.
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Clad entirely in black, the two of us earn more than a few worried glances from the fashionable young couples brunching nearby.
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Nobody seemed to look at me directly, but gyms are full of mirrors, and I constantly caught glances of disgust and intrigue.
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Sitting in the metro, I exchange glances with my fellow passengers, and we greet one another with a half-smile of solidarity.
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Every time she sees Charles at the office, are they going to shoot covert glances at one another, yearning to be together?
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Machado's first two collections have all the recognizable apparatuses of nineteenth-century fiction: meaningful glances in carriages, icy-hearted damsels, fateful inheritances.
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Absentminded Yelping and indifferent glances at New York Times push notifications may now be taken-for-granted byproducts of the digital revolution.
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Do you cast suspicious glances at the grid or pore over the list of clues, or do you start scribbling right away?
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Inspired by topographical imagery, the oversize shapes will prompt only admiring glances, with no need of a museum note to explain why.
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Mary and I stole glances at Jack, who took it all in with a focus usually reserved for his epic Fortnite battles.
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David McVicar's essentially traditional production, with drab-looking sets (by Robert Jones) and annoyingly dim lighting, unfortunately only glances at these issues.
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At A.S.U., where there is one confirmed case of coronavirus, a cough in the back of a classroom now brings nervous glances.
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But out of the corner of her eye she saw the older woman watching her between brief, performative glances at a magazine.
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I could also see that Sophie was sometimes sneaking glances at her iPhone past midnight, when she was supposed to be asleep.
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So after exchanging glances with the conductor, Enrique Mazzola, Mr. Camarena sang it again: 18 high C's for the price of nine.
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Together the two men have developed a delightful meta-narrative from glances and gestures that connect the dots of an underwritten relationship.
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I think of the gentle look on the face of Geminoid F as she glances down at a smartphone that she cannot read.
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Every class has a few students who hide the questions they really want to ask behind smiles and glances and quickly looking away.
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If you're just there for the ride, you can top up your glass as many times as you like without any suspicious glances.
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What's more, this is all largely done without dialogue: Paul and Morden convey an incredible amount just by their glances and body motion.
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Holding armfuls of beer — just like his dopplegänger — Schwimmer sneaks past a distinctive New York Yankees display as he glances at the camera.
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But it has taken a while for the startup to catch the glances of some of the bigger players along Sand Hill Road.
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It's a perfect character for someone who can communicate purely with soulful glances, eyebrow arches, and half smiles, and that's Gosling's sweet spot.
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When confronted about it, Fleabag glances, panicked, into the camera, looks away and then back again, as if worried about the audience's reaction.
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You brush your teeth, buy a coffee, and turn away from the guy who briefly glances down your blouse at the milk station.
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In the second case, which centered on whether someone intervening in a lawsuit must have standing, the two exchanged several glances and grins.
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The Apple Watch has 15 different ways to interact and four different kinds of main screens to learn (Home, Notifications, Glances, and Apps).
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Gwen Stefani and her beau, Blake Shelton, make for one undoubtedly hot couple, but it's not all sexy glances going back and forth.
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Harry is on a desperate mission, and soon Marianne and Paul's bliss has been rather violently commandeered by wandering glances and furtive caresses.
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In the dressing room with my own collage of leggings, I was impressed that manufacturers seem to know about these frequent back glances.
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So, as the secretary starts making phone calls to the almost 2628,28500 players in the grid emergency game, she glances at the clock.
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We exchanged pleasantries and stolen glances of angst or anticipation during the match itself, but little else until the end and the hugs.
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Cool and competent, Kaspar Astrup Schroder's documentary "Big Time," an adoring profile of the Danish "starchitect" Bjarke Ingels, merely glances at human drama.
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Failing that, you should ride with the cars, and not on the sidewalk — I got a few angry glances before I realized that.
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Think of how many of our finest motions disappear, untracked — how many eye blinks and toe twitches and secret glances vanish into nothing.
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Other girls in the show twirled, caressed their face or threw glances back over their shoulder; some did nothing out of the ordinary.
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With same-sex couples, though, he's seen visual discomfort on the faces of guests, eye rolls and glances away when they express affections.
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There are also some perhaps not-fully-professional glances exchanged between Rapp and Annika (Shiva Negar), a colleague with a shadowy back story.
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When favorite characters from the original seasons reconnect, their interactions seem interminable, the exchange of glances is drawn out past all reasonable limits.
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But the series merely glances at the implications of these setups — it's not the relationships, but the power dynamics that really matter here.
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DENVER — The teenager glances at the picture in his room of Darrent Williams returning a kick, reading the inscription he long ago memorized.
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" Interviewed during the making of "Pickpocket," he asserted his desire "to make a film of hands, glances, objects, refusing everything that is theatrical.
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A hasty marriage followed, and then a horrific honeymoon of sorts: stealing glances and brief exchanges under the stern watch of armed guards.
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Her frustration with Diane (over the tech mogul Neil Gross) is conveyed through tense expressions, sideways glances and a brief exchange with Boseman.
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There's the silence in the amorous, yearning glances that Jamie (Lily Gladstone) gives Beth (Kristen Stewart), trying to get a read on her.
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Throughout all parts, Urie does an exceedingly stellar job at inviting viewers into his thoughts, drawing them in with measured looks and sly glances.
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Hell, half the time I'm just reading on the Kindle smartphone app for a few minutes here and there between glances at my email.
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B. and I steal glances amid particles of chalk and laboring grunts (at least I think we do) while we talk about climbing injuries.
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Dr. Phil, already a dramatic talk show by nature, reaches parody levels when reduced to its eponymous host's long looks and guests tearful glances.
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After the register slides closed, Ernest glances over its shoulder — and a fifth of whiskey floats off the shelf, straight into its coat pocket.
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In the trailer, Midge refers to him him her ex, but they share enough knowing glances for us to suspect their relationship isn't over.
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But even as I grew more confident with my own food choices and comfortable in my own skin, I still wanted those approving glances.
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Merging into traffic will no longer be a matter of furtive over-the-shoulder glances, low-level panic, and ambiguous driver-to-driver communication.
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On weeknights, Globo broadcasts five one-hour telenovelas, a marathon of greed, passion and freighted glances, interrupted only by two newscasts and a sitcom.
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Though a romantic subplot featuring flirtatious glances and Werk Room canoodling makes for great reality TV, sex and dating in drag can be complicated.
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Despite this, I was met only with sideways glances from over thirty individuals who likely assumed that someone else was going to help me.
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The dismissive glances, body-shaming comments, and headless torso pictures on Grindr all coalesce to keep gay men trapped in their bodies without respite.
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In between these dialogues, the narrator thinks about the past, glances back at the pains of the sisters' young lives, even calls an ex.
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And so when it came time for the weekend's marquee matchup, the coaches watched particular players, and the players sneaked glances at particular coaches.
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As the guests made their way to their tables, a few cast glances at a conspicuous sign — a literal sign — of what had happened.
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When he walks into a restaurant and people start to point and whisper, he glances around to see what celebrity is in their midst.
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She sat with the friend who greeted her at the airport, casting side-eye glances at the boys from beneath a peach-colored headscarf.
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But in the finale, the two of them are genuinely sweet together, throwing each other the kind of shy glances teen dreams are made of.
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Correction: An earlier version of this article included tweets that made it appear as if Clinton and Michelle Obama were exchanging glances during the inauguration.
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Young stars like Gina Rodriguez, Ariel Winter, and Brie Larson were all smiles as they cast adoring glances at their handsome dates for the night.
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During a radio station interview, he's dismissed as "one of the original docu-soap stars," with his furtive glances toward the camera betraying his discomfort.
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When you go to Cafe X, there are no hipster bartenders, and no judgy glances when you ask for a bit of half-and-half.
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And even though Love's currently off the market, a couple glances at these photos will surely have women taking notice of him off the court.
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Valentine's Day, a holiday based on setting hearts aflutter, was full of awkward pauses and glances over soufflé at the person you used to love.
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In the photo, Flynn, who previously starred in the drama Beast, glances at the camera while looking quite reminiscent of a 24-year-old Bowie.
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She walks around the halls of the Red Keep with a straight spine and an arched eyebrow, giving orders to the Mountain using only glances.
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While he waits, like Hagar in the wilderness, for his call to be answered, he bites his nail and glances self-consciously at the camera.
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While the service is a serious one, the soon-to-be-married couple could not help but steal a few loving glances at each other.
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When Sy drops off Emmit at home, he glances up to notice the villainous V.M. Varga (David Thewlis) peering down from a second-story window.
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With watchOS 2.2, the Maps app in the Glances section of the watch will run searches, show quick directions, and highlight local points of interest.
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As the day went on, it got easier for the Butlers to communicate through gestures and glances and a bit of broken Spanish, they said.
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When Brynt Beitman wandered in to find Laura Di Orio in the midst of an introspective solo, I wasn't quite convinced by his admiring glances.
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Ronit glances up and their eyes meet—just long enough for Esti to signify "sup?" but again, not long enough for others to catch on.
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Seated in what looks like an anonymous hotel room and wearing a luxurious beard and a leather jacket, Mr. Carrey grunts softly and glances away.
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The two really understood the campy aspect of Hairspray and its timing, leaning into little glances or injecting some extra air into their line deliveries.
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As prosecutors provided details of the allegations, fellow D.E.A. agents seated in the gallery exchanged stunned glances, and one appeared to cry, the newspaper reported.
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In the process of helping Roma to the semifinals of the Champions League, he attracted covetous glances from Liverpool, Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain.
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But he wears a mask when he goes out in public and said he receives worried glances at the grocery store, with people avoiding him.
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The answer — to be delivered while standing in the doorway — is, "I'm sorry, now isn't a good time," accompanied by nervous glances over your shoulder.
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Those breakdown-prone cars have a long bench on either side, where riders often exchange perturbed glances over invisible boundaries because seats are not marked.
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College students from mainland China as well as Americans in California of East Asian descent are reporting suspicious glances on public transport and rising xenophobia.
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She glances sidelong at Scully, seeing, or imagining she sees, in the violinist's gaunt face a look of fierce concentration, as raw as sexual pain.
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Yet this micro-budgeted independent film is a bit too coy in its approach, conveying what's transpiring almost entirely through furtive glances and pained expressions.
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We two technologically befuddled parents followed along, playing our part by marveling at the confidence of our guides, exchanging genuinely surprised and almost giggly glances.
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Her mother seems to suspect her of being untrustworthy even before witches enter the story, and her younger brother keeps sneaking glances down her shift.
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I also just thought the cops were garbage because who would ever say, "your friend's the killer" after taking a few quick glances around a loft?
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" He glances around at our surroundings again: "This is all stuff to keep you scared of thinking that you can achieve it in a real way.
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From exchanging sweet glances to full-on embraces, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle displayed just how much they love each other throughout their royal wedding festivities.
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The important parts of metal are those entrenched, sometimes-forgotten sections of music that inspire knowing glances and index finger drumming between temporary mosh pit friends.
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Bryan: Jon and Dany's dance of smoldering glances and unspoken words has been anything but subtle, and this episode, things finally got out into the open.
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The majority of scenes are just Amanda and Lily talking in a room, communicating as much with silence and glances as they do with their words.
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Then I thought of the hooded glances I'd gotten as I went to alert the guards about my friend — as if I were spoiling the fun.
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Like any good stand wireless charger, it's also the perfect angle for using quick glances to unlock and view notifications on an iPhone X with FaceID.
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Will it be revealed that his wistful glances at Betty were actually a sign of his desire to be with her despite what he told Veronica?
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After a few glances and general fooling around, I quickly realized the Nikon D5500 has many of the specs found in a better class of camera.
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It was the first time they'd laid eyes on each other since 1945, except for the occasional glances at old photos they'd kept over the years.
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I have stolen quick glances at some of this, and I believe that there is intimate material here that was not intended for anyone else's eyes.
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Did his harassed characters and dark narratives make me want to listen in the way that one glances, guiltily, at a couple arguing on the sidewalk?
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She seemed to intercept glances of open hostility which stung like lashes, so that she flinched and hunched her shoulders, though she knew this wasn't attractive.
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But the collections, only a fraction of which are on display, also offer some unexpected sidelong glances at the man to complement the stage-worthy tale.
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Yet even before a doctor offers to separate them, the sisters are pulling apart, their diverging desires expressed in a delicate vocabulary of gestures and glances.
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The relationship between Mieke and Brandt, which begins with a smoldering exchange of glances and moves quickly from there, is the center of the film's intrigue.
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Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski, who share some doubts about the propriety of Trump's behavior, occasionally exchanged knowing glances when bits of damning evidence were reviewed.
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They toiled long hours, she as a welder and he as an electrician, which gave him the chance to approach her workstation to share covert glances.
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Between the dances, the characters "speak" to one another in broad, legible gestures and glances that fit into the musical phrases like words in a song.
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In simple, evocative sentences, with sparing but effective glances at poetry and art, he weaves memories of his deployments with his observations in and near Syria.
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But further, if you watch that clip it's extremely clear that Biden glances at the voter's weight, challenges him to a push-up contest, and more.
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Though Chakrabarti may consider it the "smallest possible thing," anyone who glances at Ocasio-Cortez's document will realize that it is far from small or easy.
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I hopped on the subway with the massive board trying to carry myself like a veteran rider and caught glances from all of the rush hour passengers.
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Dunks, shots, behind-the-back passes, crossovers, glances at celebrities sitting courtside, these can all be easily turned into an animated gif or a six second loop.
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The king makes repeated glances at Alassane's camera, and the film ends with a surprisingly polemical reflection on the region's anti-colonial uprising a few years back.
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That way, they're out of the way enough that I could focus, but they're right there for quick glances to make sure I wasn't missing anything important.
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The movie seeds the tiniest of clues about what it's about throughout the film in glances, images, and gestures, but like Woodcock, it gets off on withholding.
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They'll be aware of their surroundings, only stealing very quick glances at the screen to check settings or to check whether a photo is exposed roughly correctly.
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But despite their visible chemistry — lyrically captured in lingering glances, comfortable silences, and quiet smiles — they never get physically intimate, having internalized the impossibility of their union.
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It's a fine line to walk, though, between adding useful functionality and burying users under a pile of options they'll never use (glances meaningfully toward Facebook Messenger).
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There is an air of hushed anticipation among the men: small talk, warm air blown into cupped hands, frequent glances up and down the otherwise quiet street.
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As he glances around at the other masked participants, suddenly he catches one person in a SERENE MASK stroking the leg of another with a HIDEOUS MASK.
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I only received a few puzzled glances as I plated the dish, carefully spreading the nut butter with love and artfully arranging my near-yellow Vlasic slices.
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"But typically it turns out fine," he said while the pair exchanged glances and knowingly nodded their heads, before he paused and drew laughter from the crowd.
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Judging from the sidelong glances of flat-footed accountants running for their lives to either side of me, I was not the only one who thought so.
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Raymie's narrative point of view deliberately glances off issues of poverty, family dysfunction, abuse, and animal cruelty as the girls sidestep the harsh reality of their lives.
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It is in this exchange of glances, and in throwaway remarks, that we sense the growth of Stockholm syndrome, rather than in the hefty lurches of plot.
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When Eddie, who is handsome, confident and outgoing, catches David stealing glances at him when he's undressed and makes a cutting remark, David maintains a frozen silence.
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You'd think that Harry would have been prepped for it, but the singer froze up and got super awkward, shooting anxious glances at his manager Jeffrey Azamoff.
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From here, Ronit and Esti's relationship is defined by a series of glances: across the dinner table, over a candle blessing, on a sidewalk, in the park.
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The plot's a bit obtuse, but the video's quite tender—a collection of faraway glances and gentle caresses as the astronaut slowly finds home amidst the alienation.
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It was quite a bold and somewhat ridiculous idea, and the sideways glances only multiplied as Froome and Team Sky ascended mountain after mountain with improbable ease.
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I see it in the dismissive glances given to the gay man whose physique doesn't meet the ideal of low body fat, bulging pecs, and sculpted abs.
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As handsome and self-serious as its subject, the movie focuses on his young adulthood, glances back at his early struggles and gestures at his later fame.
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Twenty fill the space including Backwards Glances, a vintage-clothing shop; Groovy Graveyards, selling records; Flying Saucers (kitchenware); and Kill Screen Games, which sells used video games.
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I grew up outside Chicago — the original seat of the Hefner empire — but my primary exposure to Playboy was furtive glances at houses where I was babysitting.
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Wedged in among the millennials, several of whom turned to steal glances at the author and his girlfriend, they were the oldest audience members by several decades.
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Tarisai can only be touched by her mother, who rarely visits her, and even when her mother does visit she hardly glances at or speaks to her.
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The glances are meant to convey the idea that something unspecified is going to go terribly wrong if you do not extricate yourself from this conversation quickly.
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They get fleeting minutes together in the back of a van to communicate their love in a tender embrace and tearful glances before the Martha is hanged.
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Mr. Peele, making his feature debut, sets a cozy, innocuous scene complete with coos and loving glances, a tranquillity that shatters with an eerily inopportune deer crossing.
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I see it all: The side glances when we're out in a restaurant, the quick bow of your head when I look up to catch your stare.
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The show is lush and fun; Austen purists might not go for every move here, but more flexible fans will appreciate their weekly allotment of furtive glances.
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By busload, the men in their pressed costumes and starched distracted glances returned with an appetite for waving goodbye and an eye toward the glass-knobbed door.
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Yet the animals live like us and do humanoid jobs, allowing the directors, Byron Howard and Rich Moore, to throw sidelong glances at our own imperfect world.
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To understand the full context of those glances, we have to dig into the rom-com heart at the center of Crazy Rich Asians' heavily stylized opulence.
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She glances over artworks that are aesthetically pleasing but nothing more, citing "beautiful empty containers" to put things in and "beautiful fabrics" to drape over ugly things.
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It also brings the subtext of the Handmaids' collective horror — previously traded through quick glances from behind their bonnet wings — into stark text that's impossible to ignore.
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Their answer to smartphones stealing our presence and peripheral vision is a sensory device called Ripple that's on the look out for admiring glances on its wearers' behalf.
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Back then, I could only steal glances at the Golden Girls, the majorettes for the band at my father's alma mater, the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff.
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I found glances not really helpful and the home screen too hard to use — you don't want to spend 30 seconds digging for an app and launching it.
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Unfortunately, Matt Williams's slack psychological thriller, "Fear," offers plenty of opportunities not just to ponder inconsistencies and contrived plot twists, but also to sneak glances at your watch.
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I found myself hiding behind my hair, or constantly staring at the ground, shooting furtive glances at those walking by me and wondering how badly I repulsed them.
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If laden glances between Oliver and Elio have whetted your appetite for queer stories on the big screen, the last 12 months have had a lot to offer.
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In contrast, Carmen's professor Esteban (Sebastián Eslava) is more muted but, through furtive glances and quiet concern, reveals he knows more than he's saying about the young witch.
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Although we haven't seen these fellow former Barney stars on a red carpet together in quite some time, they have periodically given us glances into their longtime friendship.
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Bright and the editing team would cut this into the iconic opening sequence, most of which turned out as planned—choreographed dance moves and glances at the camera.
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In one, above red stripes, Mr. Bomb glances at his watch as a globe turns by his side, conveying the sense that things can end at any minute.
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The teaser glances briefly at Kanye's hospitalization; the music gets dark and foreboding as each Kardashian monologues about how difficult it is to live in the public eye.
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People with physical disabilities are also often discouraged from talking candidly about their every day lives through uncomfortable glances that warn their disability is not something to discuss.
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Steve Nash, who has met me at a court in Manhattan Beach on a cloudy Monday afternoon to shoot free throws, glances over and chuckles at his miss.
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Today, as she glances at her Roland Garros trophy, Barty sits as world number two, the highest ranking achieved by an Australian women since Evonne Goolagong in 1976.
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Throughout the entire series of over 30 images, eye contact between subject and viewer is only made on two occasions; every other moment glances are averted or preoccupied.
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In her memoir, I'll Never Write My Memoirs, Jones wrote that Roger Moore was scared of her because of her icy glances, which she's perfected in this film.
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Was I imagining the pitying glances from a few of the diners who seemed to notice that no father had joined us by the end of our meal?
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Nicole Kassell directing her second episode of the series (her first since "Covert War" in Season 1), spent a lot of time on knowing glances and pensive looks.
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Emily, arguably the most stoic character on The Handmaid's Tale, is able to limit all fear and discomfort to subtle facial ticks, like widening eyes and downcast glances.
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" Julian Martinez told the outlet, "I saw the two acrobats exchanging glances beforehand and I don't know if one was trying to see if the other was okay.
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Sure, you could sneak glances at your phone, or write reminders on your hand or, if you're really committed, enter a trove of information into your graphing calculator.
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Sometimes it seems about to turn into the latest variation on "The Postman Always Rings Twice," as Vincent and Jessie exchange glances that might be interpreted as smoldering.
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Brushing my brows, curling my lashes, and applying my SPF got me out the door in the morning, and the side-eye glances I was anticipating never arrived.
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Archival material such as past exhibitions, catalogs, and photographs of the artist's happenings in the '60s and '70s also offer rare glances into the un-Instagrammable Kusama years.
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Sotomayor approaches her characters and their problems with subtlety and tact, and is more interested in reading their glances and gestures than in putting words in their mouths.
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" And when an English military man glances past Poirot without pausing, "Poirot, reading the English mind correctly, knew that he had said to himself, 'Only some damned foreigner.
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He listens deferentially, even to shop managers and waiters; laughs easily, if self-consciously; and bashfully glances toward the floor at any mention of his cover-boy looks.
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When not inhaling jus d'agneau and crème brûlée — and a cheese basket the size of a small fishing boat — the two visit famous landmarks and exchange flirty glances.
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I ask Krislov about this, and he glances in the direction of his bookshelf, which is adorned with toy cars and a motorcycle made from old Sprite cans.
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The two performed an acoustic version of Paramore's "Still Into You" for Tisdale's YouTube channel, complete with beautiful sparkling lights in the background and sweet glances between the pair.
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A$AP Eva, the owner of the jewelry store I'm camped out in, glances at the couple she's helping and gently tucks a herringbone-chain necklace into a case.
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Its slender dark blue tiger stripe pattern wouldn't draw any sidelong glances when worn by a baby girl, but in the eyes of most, this is a boy's suit.
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"As we're sitting upstairs, she's clearly in shock looking around the room blankly until she glances down," Van Ness wrote of Isabelle's first moments at home after the shooting.
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MOSCOW, Jan 20113 (Reuters) - American ice dancers Maia and Alex Shibutani exchange glances and beam as they describe their new programmes and their progress since their last Olympic appearance.
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It drew admiring glances and cheers from motorists and pedestrians as Shindi, accompanied by two of his sons, took a rare drive down a main Gaza street on Sunday.
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The two boys spy on the two lovers as they meet surreptitiously, exchange secret glances, and in many ways they shape the turns that Sandhya and Shyam's story takes.
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The parents-to-be kept close during their three-day visit to Morocco, holding hands and exchanging sweet glances as they took in the sights of the beautiful country.
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In fact, the internet is rebuilding itself around the awkward social dynamics of this audience, which conceals its content addiction by catching glances at its Nexus underneath the table.
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Nobody says a word but some glances are exchanged and when we make the short way to the Erez crossing in less than half an hour, everybody is relieved.
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It's an homage to Doom both new and old, with nods to the recent gory gameplay trailers mixed with references to the Doomguy's sidelong glances in the original release.
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For a second,he glances at me and I lurch forward—but he slides into his car before I get a chance to speak, speeding off into the night.
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"Can you imagine the whispers, the finger-pointing, the sideways glances if you're a 14-year-old boy and you accuse the town hero of molesting you?" he said.
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And even passing glances at the diversity challenges in Silicon Valley or among Democratic Party consultants suggest progressives have not solved the racial challenges in their own back yards.
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You've never seen food look this amazing on a screen before, as the show's close-up glances of plates spotlight even more of the incredible intricacies of these creations.
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But, simmering below their high school-style nostalgia is palpable romantic tension—in the form of tight hugs and loaded glances—which serves to deepen the song's wistful bent.
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This very good salad, which obviously glances toward Southeast Asia, is a smart way to handle an antipasto standby that is usually pointless except when melons are in season.
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You get dirty glances for looking poor — but are also judged if you look "too rich," by wearing something an observer deems too nice for someone on public assistance.
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GLOBAL GREEN GLANCES Abu Dhabi leads Middle East green charge: Abu Dhabi is planning to be free of single-use plastic bags by 2021, Environment Agency Abu Dhabi announced.
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GLOBAL GREEN GLANCES The robots will take your energy now: Google's new Luxembourg data center would use 12 percent of the country's electricity but create only about 100 jobs.
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Well, we tried, Secretary Tillerson, but even the most cursory of glances suggests that the literature of sleep may not in fact be the least bit restful at all.
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Their bond is lust at first sight; as Erik works under the hood of Sonja's car, they exchange furtive yet electrifying glances that fill the air with impending doom.
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The entirety of her performance is reliant on anxious stares, knowing glances, and angered brush-offs, though she does an excellent job at saying a lot with almost nothing.
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Inside the hall there was concern and controlled panic — grim glances passed between co-workers worried that sites like Times Square and the United Nations would be targeted next.
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There is such sympathy in Hardwick's fleeting glances; it feels that each character, writer, or book she considers is held, for a moment, in her generous yet unsparing palm.
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In between the quippier dialogue, the series shows the women at their most pensive and vulnerable in wordless flashbacks: long car rides, stolen glances set to a meticulous soundtrack.
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Speaking of which, the slow, inevitable dissolution of the relationship between Jimmy and Kim has been occurring through moments — glances, misplaced words — rather than soap opera hysterics and obvious rifts.
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We've all caught the furtive glances between rightful Queen of the Seven Kingdoms, Mother of Dragons and Breaker of Chains Daenerys Stormborn and Jon Snow (he's King in the North).
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Besides some mischievous sidelong glances, there were no physical signs of Mr. Epperson's other guise, and except for one number, the music was live and the songs not lip-synced.
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Now it's an assertion that inspires sympathetic glances, the kind you get when you tell friends that you think your new personal-investment strategy is sure to beat the market.
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Whether squeezing onto the 23.833 train or pedaling through Lower Manhattan, I notice a few curious glances at the bike with the big battery in the center of the frame.
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There are millions of interactions every year between people and bears, which more often than anything end up in suspicious glances and running in the opposite direction by the bear.
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Venus loves to flirt but it will be all business at this time, and if things aren't working, there won't be any playful glances—Venus is done with everyone's shit!
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His performance here is full of strange, dissonant notes and odd glances; he comes off as angry when he's playing repentant, and utterly insincere when Jake lets his guard down.
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Apple is ditching the idea of app "glances" on the Watch in favor of something more familiar to iPhone users: an app dock, accessible by pressing the physical side button.
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Every time a doctor (or a border guard, a police officer, a banker, or a minister) glances at any of Piperal's secure data online, that look is recorded and reported.
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It didn't help that Mr. Bell, a fine conductor, seemed to try to keep things together with nods and twists and encouraging glances that only interfered with Mr. Halls's efforts.
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Then, after shooting the camera a succession of saucy glances, he raised a packaged Smucker's Uncrustables peanut-butter-and-grape-jelly sandwich, revealing his culinary inspiration for the day's look.
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A visually simple production: Black and white photographs of Mr. Rubio looking concerned — raised eyebrows, pursed lips, downward glances — flip from side to side on screen like a slide show.
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Nervous glances passing between passengers on a subway car when the train gets stuck in the tunnel for a little too long — and relieved smiles when it starts moving again.
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She said little to her lawyers, cut only occasional glances to the gallery and mostly stood silently — her hands clasped behind her back and her ankles shackled — during a recess.
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The families squirmed, and their narrow, wooden seats creaked, but there were none of the consoling or furtive glances among the defendants that there had been on earlier court dates.
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Unmediated footage can be edited polemically, as in Frederick Wiseman's films, but "Boone" seems resigned to sidelong glances, confident that merely observing farm life, including some spunky animals, is enough.
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But the driver was glancing away from the road during 34% of the fatal trip, including 23 glances in the final three minutes before the crash, according to the investigation.
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Viewers familiar with Malick's 2011 masterwork "The Tree of Life" will recognize similar moments of domestic intimacy, as they play out amid family games, quick, darting gestures and meaningful glances.
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"From this moment forward, the only rules are the rules that I make," Serena declares at a ceremony in front of her many eligible bachelors as Quinn and Rachel exchange glances.
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"This is not fair to the people and taxpayers of the United States," Trump said, referring to "chronic underpayments" from other member-nations, as the crowd shifted uncomfortably and exchanged glances.
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You can walk by a painting or a photograph and just give it a couple glances and you're done with it, but at the cinema you're asking people for your time.
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Have you ever watched a band tuck into an extended jam on stage, one in which they communicate their musical intentions to each other with little more than glances or grins?
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Because what that person and I had felt clandestine, we communicated silently: in glances from across the room; brushing shoulders in the backseat of the car; texting each other stupid emojis.
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Peter brings up the fact that his previous one-on-one was all the way back in week one, and he's been surviving on bread crumbs and furtive glances since then.
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As the world outside moves faster, he lingers on gestures, glances, moments of escape: hiding under the covers until winter ends, "trying to look cool" while walking, admiring another person's laugh.
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The internet-free bookshop campaigns for the days of haughty glances over the tops of reading glasses, gentle tutting at noise, and hours spent simply considering the words on the page.
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Movies about queer women are often dramatized, hyperbolic interpretations of what it's like to be a woman who falls for a woman—and they rely heavily on Furtive Lesbian Glances (FLG).
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This became clear to Franz when his teachers in Berlin cast stealthily malicious glances at him when Jewish characters — such as Shylock in "The Merchant of Venice" — came up in literature.
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She glances at another book she says she'd been eyeing for quite some time: "Maximilian Stejskal: Folklig idrott," an eccentric book on folk gymnastics by a Finnish ethnologist and gymnastics teacher.
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That same friend was on one date, which was really suffering romantically (imagine close-lipped smiles and far too many watch glances), but suddenly thrived when she brought up career goals.
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It was striking to see how at ease they were with using their bodies as a form of intimidation, barely even needing to exchange glances before they knew what to do.
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Wong is slightly stiff with his dialogue in a largely English-speaking part, but he's still wonderfully expressive; his sidelong glances and numb stares bear the whole weight of the world.
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I spent the rest of the day stealing glances at how the sun bounced off of the mother's chest and pondering whether or not I could think of her as topless.
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Its zig-zag, sawtooth contour glances back to "Vog," to "Constructed Facade," even all the way back to "Untitled" (1976), a banged-together, wood-and-cardboard construction from Dagley's student days.
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"I do think based on early glances at the numbers," Lee says, "this is something that will pencil out to the benefit of both taxpayers and the economy in the long-run."
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Andrea and Tracy were dancing with two red-haired brothers from the UK, who kept exchanging glances at what I imagined was the possibility of both getting laid on the same night.
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Pizzas, you should know, are allowed in checked bags and carry-ons, as long as you're willing to deal with the jealous glances of seat mates eating their sad bags of pretzels.
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Wearing a long pink wig with a grey stripe, Cardi B displays her tattoos and glances at the camera while covering herself with one hand and perching her leg on a chair.
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Creating photorealistic animals means creating animals that can't bug out their eyes in distress or flash confident smirks or come-hither glances, because we know animals in our reality can't do that.
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The Apple Watch Series 5 is the first Apple Watch to support an always-on display, meaning it will always be turned on for quick glances at the time and your complications.
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I found myself throwing lines at waitresses that I never would have said in years previous, catching crafty glances down their shirts and at their bums as they walked out the door.
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Even more important, they serve as role models to all girls that unwanted touches, glances, words or innuendos are never O.K., and it is their right to speak up and say no.
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When she glances directly at the camera — so fleetingly I wondered if I had imagined it — she seems to be implicating all of us in a system determined to grind her down.
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When they took their assigned spots, Mr. Trump stood near the center, but his counterparts mostly ignored him, giving him no more than sidelong glances, even as several of them continued conversing.
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These themes are visually reflected in the dance itself, in their tender glances, when he lifts her to the sky, the yearning in their gestures — their ability to transform adversity into beauty.
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"The Notorious" returns to the Octagon for the first time since that night ... and while all eyes will be on McGregor, we have a feeling Wren might catch a few glances too.
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On that day we strolled down the slippery-slick tiles with soft, inconspicuous steps, peeking at window boutiques in fleeting glances because we both knew we wouldn't be buying much, like always.
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So there we were, admiring the vista of mountains and sea, and exchanging parental glances; what could be more familiar than a child who didn't keep a close eye on his valuables?
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Mr. Ellis is fascinating when he glances at an idea — wrist-launched drones turning us all into modern falconers, for instance — but tedious, at least to me, when he begins to pontificate.
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A couple of gaudy pink-and-blue "name your baby" books on my reference shelf have provoked double-takes from visitors over the years, and a few surreptitious glances at my belly.
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The two stare each other down as if daring the other to crack first, choosing their words and glances with such precision that they might as well be performing open-heart surgery.
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Not only did she remain outside in frigid temperatures during the entire ceremony, but her personal security man, who shadowed her in his vast overcoat with immense bulging pockets, drew many admiring glances.
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As we waited for the ceremony to commence, I watched in horror as a vaping man cast lascivious sideways glances at a gaggle of 13-year-old girls in braces and bandage dresses.
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It was his arrogance and composure in front of goal, his pure technique, his deft footwork, garnished with an unteachable sense of spatial awareness, that drew the admiring glances of the continent's elite.
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These glances toward the past mean you'll probably get more enjoyment out of Deadwood: The Movie if you've watched the whole series — but I don't think it's completely necessary to have done so.
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Caroline: The way Elio steals so many longing glances at Oliver and his impossibly lithe, beautiful body, whether he's flexing his hands or flipping into a pool or dancing like an incredible dork.
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Still, discrimination is prevalent, with half of transgender people saying that they have received "suspicious glances" from other users, according to a 2015 survey by Nijiiro Diversity and household equipment maker Lixil Group.
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When Roberts glances down to her phone to see they have less than two minutes to leave the store in order to claim their money, she starts to think outside of the box.
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It is a shame that there are only so many ways to portray the inner workings of the heart; the film features more than its fair share of loaded silences and meaningful glances.
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A few glances filled with longing here, a couple mentions of her Italian lifestyle there, and before you know it, Phillip is giving Rachel his mother's pearls and including her in his will.
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Z. was at the other, I saw with relief, I wasn't too late, and I stepped up beside him, breaking that distributive propriety of men's bathrooms, a guard against unchecked glances, against desire.
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Back home in America, Matt was interned as a foreign threat; now he's among the ranks of the victors in American uniform, growing used to the shuttered glances he encounters in the street.
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He glances slyly from side to side, making sure his audience is taking all this in, before raising his palms to his clavicles, elbows akimbo, in the universal gesture of primate territorial challenge.
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The clear connection between the women onscreen—rife with loaded glances and flip non sequiturs—lends a docu-fictional feel that the film unravels slowly and a bit haphazardly, like teenage life itself.
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To avoid the sidelong glances or adulation of strangers, he and his wife, Grace Ng, a homemaker, no longer say their son's name in public, even when speaking about him with each other.
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The song glances at current events as it praises Oya, "she who tears," the Yoruba goddess of storms, winds and transformation; the video presents her Marvel Comics equivalent, Storm of the X-Men.
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It's an anodyne fan flick that casts only furtive glances in Ferrante's direction, as if the filmmaker, Giacomo Durzi, were a reverential subject who doesn't dare to make eye contact with the queen.
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From their 2013 debut album to last year's "The Bluest Star," this Philadelphia indie-pop group's songs about adulting, loving and mourning bristle with the quiet intensity of stolen glances in crowded rooms.
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These themes are visually reflected in the dance itself, in their tender glances, when he lifts her to the sky, the yearning in their gestures — their ability to transform adversity into beauty. More?
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Thus, we skip over Tom's first step upon the fateful isle, and, as for the seascapes, the camera glances at the graceful wash of the waves and moves on, not daring to linger.
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Gossip, shouting matches and passive aggressive side-eye glances are a big part of what makes the show so addictive, with viewers quickly choosing their heroes and villains and continuing the conversation online.
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Despite the joyous stupidity, Trump's leering glances toward Greenland made clear in less than 24 hours why America and the rest of the globe's major powers continue to be postcolonial in name only.
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And Jenkins said there had never been a mention of The Shot, even when the younger Nate glances into Jenkins's bedroom and sees the Villanova national championship banner that hangs on Jenkins's wall.
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At his side, a rather pretty red-haired girl, often with a large black cigar gripped between her teeth, fingers the trigger of another tommy gun as she glances back for signs of pursuit.
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Conversations swirl around me, of course, but I mostly pay no attention to them, distracted as I am by the erotic theater playing out before me—the food, the intimate glances, the subtle caresses.
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Honestly, he made a pretty convincing case — he correctly pointed out that many of the patrons who surrounded us were casting furtive glances in our direction while rapidly writing mysterious messages on their phones.
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Lindelof pushes that question further and glances into American history to draw on that same theme, but from the point of view of black men and women — people who have been ostracized, belittled, dehumanized.
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In it, stars like Jessica Chastain, Tom Hanks, Michael B. Jordan, Zendaya, Gal Gadot, Nicole Kidman and, of course, Winfrey and Witherspoon, are dressed to kill as they offer sharp glances at the camera.
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Wrestlers are casting glances at paychecks from places other than WWE, fans are more tuned in, and even Vince McMahon seems to be getting bored with the whole thing, as the XFL rumblings indicate.
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As Hova sings the song's refrain, "Nobody wins when the family feuds," the camera pans over to Bey, who perches herself on the alter and flashes vengeful glances over a sea of empty pews.
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I am thankful for this and in the past few days many of us have shared our fears or exchanged glances in solidarity with one another and it truly does make all the difference.
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She doesn't want the burden of their adulation, and resists being treated like a gender pioneer, something Bunbury conveys with weary glances at fangirls and alludes to in conversations with her publicist and Lawson.
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To make this all more uncomfortable, as everyone's chanting "King In The North," Jon's little sister Sansa Stark is sharing dubious glances with the least trustworthy human in all of Westeros, Petyr "Littlefinger" Baelish.
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Every now and then he glances up at the sky, whereupon the tempo swerves abruptly faster, the keyboards grow bolder and sharper, and a sweaty jolt inspires him to shout out the song's title.
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Our parents sat on the couch, with Lulu on a stool beside them, their faces pallid in the television's flickering light as I joined them, stealing glances at this strange person, my twin sister.
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As dual scenes of their domestic miseries unfold, Shellie and Dex appear to exchange glances, as if in their mind's eye they are watching each other — or the life they might have had together.
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With the first harbingers of our sexual awakenings—often when we haven't completely come to terms with feeling attracted to the same sex—furtive glances are all we have to communicate our secret desire.
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If you go into this Sebastián Lelio-directed film like I did (fully briefed on the plot and wearing Etsi cosplay from head-to-toe), then be prepared to be inundated with stolen glances.
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Once I stayed to eat with Kim Kardashian and Kanye West, and Kanye spent the whole night casting furtive glances my way trying to figure out who in the world this random person was.
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In a photo of Ursula in her twenties, she glances up from a typewriter with a look I'd come to recognize: startled, her eyes unfocussed, her thoughts in a place the camera can't follow.
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"Rhythm & Power" glances back to salsa's New York City predecessor: the mambo craze of the 1950s, driven by an influx of Afro-Cuban musicians and ideas in the years before the embargo on Cuba.
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Show Us Your Wall Each morning Linda Fairstein, the former sex-crimes prosecutor turned crime novelist, glances at the mug shots of early 20th-century Westchester County criminals lurking in her bathroom and grins.
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You know that guy from high school (the one who wore oversized Led Zeppelin shirts and shorts in December) who likes all your profile pictures even though you've literally never exchanged words, let alone glances?
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It was a simple kind of love: the kind that lasts eight days, three £220 T-Mobile top-up cards, a few loaded glances across the classroom, and—unluckily for me—a birthday, her thirteenth.
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As Kudrow glances off screen, Cox smiles with her face turned slightly to the side and Aniston, 50, tilts her head and opens her eyes wide, resting her cheek on the top of Kudrow's head.
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At the same time, her oldest child, 7½-year-old son Karson, tugs on the back of her shirt, and she glances back to look at a piece of paper he's showing to his mom.
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It was the end of our session, and she sat perched on the edge of her chair, signaling that our 45 minutes was wrapping up, which I usually gleaned from her glances at the clock.
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In the moment of listening, when you sit down to hear this thing, or when it glances your eardrums in a dim room while you're half-dancing and sipping a vodka soda, are you discomfited?
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In between code words and long glances, I suspected his son and daughter were in the country without papers—not willingly, but instead impelled by the prospects of a better life and shot at success.
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The trailer features everything one might expect from a queer reimagining of the famous unsolved axe murder case — splatters of blood, terse standoffs beneath a clothesline, and many, many impassioned glances between Sevigny and Stewart.
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Today he collaborates with Jeff Chen of XWord Info to offer us a puzzle that might require two or more glances at the theme entries to uncover the trick, but it's well worth your time.
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But soon, much of the Internet, especially those on Twitter, turned its focus to photos and videos of the two leaders, interpreting their shared glances and swapped smiles as signs of a much deeper relationship.
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"I am annoyed that the attention is suddenly on sexual harassment when this happens all the time," says Levien Van Zon, a male protestor whose white woollen tights have attracted envious glances during the march.
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It's sad, but many first dates are reduced to furtive glances and awkward conversations, almost always accompanied by alcohol and a vain hope to overcome this moment of tension and move onto more interesting topics.
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Pay attention to Okerlund when he's interviewing Savage and note the constant quick, slightly alarmed glances he throws off-camera, the way they seem fearful and small and, in so doing, makes Savage look bigger.
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The gym in Lancaster was filled with gymnasts in every variety of ponytail trying not to sneak glances at Biles, who was posing for photographs on a beam—a good chance to practice her smile.
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Richard Ford might stand a chance as long as no one on the Nobel Committee glances at either the "Personal Life" section of his Wikipedia or the lede of his review of Bruce Springsteen's memoir.
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He had been closely watched for miles, in sidelong glances and gazes, by the driver, a large, somewhat handsome man, who, with his carefully combed hair and clueless lopsided smile, resembled the young Ronald Reagan.
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More experienced grandparents have talked about the sinking feeling when the kid who used to come racing into their arms gets older and barely glances up from his video game when Grandma and Grandpa arrive.
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In the episode, Grey is doing one of her signature voice-overs — explaining her delicate emotional state post-surgery — when she glances to the left and sees her late husband Derek Shepherd prepping for surgery himself.
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Sure, it's useful only to users with iPhone X devices for now, but Bitmoji should probably take a few more glances over its shoulder before Apple debuts a keyboard full of equally outrageous two-dimensional caricatures.
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Dubbing it "dudoir," Masika May posted her latest collection of photographs featuring a man posed in the same traditional poses — complete with shy smiles, flirty glances at the camera, suggestive body language and very little clothing.
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The update also offers App Glances, giving users a quick look at info from their apps without actually requiring them to open them (a process that involves a fair amount of navigation in the existing OS).
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At the bar, there is much drinking, but there are also some seriously sexy glances between Tess and bad boy waiter Jake, who proves to be even more wild than our innocent, young protagonist initially thought.
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And one feature film, the independently financed Parting Glances in 2018, costarred Steve Buscemi in a lovely supporting performance as a gay man living with AIDS, but it played in just a tiny handful of theaters.
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Meanwhile, Eric Trump's secretive glances at his wife's ballot were mirrored elsewhere—by his father, Donald: We've reached out to the Trump campaign to inquire about Eric's ballot selfie, and we'll update if we hear back.
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Not only did the two exchange a few loving glances as they sat next to each other at the award ceremony, the famously private couple took their PDA to the next level later in the night.
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Tagged with a mock-Frank-Stella title, "Ovation (Triumph of Logos Over Pathos and Ethos)" (2014), it appeared at first glance (and many subsequent glances) as a large jumble of brilliantly colored, clean-edged abstract shapes.
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They smoke out of Dev's vape on Chef Jeff's impossibly beautiful rooftop while questioning the true meaning of yoga, going over Italian profanity, and sharing meaningful glances while gushing about how much they miss each other.
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HBO's new "Dreams" trailer for the upcoming "murderous AI goes wild" series based on a Michael Crichton movie from 1973, glances at some of the sci-fi action that's layered on top of the human drama.
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It's a reminder that Park doesn't need to bring the X-rated fireworks to still be capable of producing edge-of-your-seat tension out of shared glances, and the deceptive simplicity of a good edit.
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Like children sneaking into some forbidden sanctuary, everyone keeps trading excited and worried glances, scanning for the first petroglyph—but there's only the vast silence of the canyon, impenetrable as the rock walls closing you in.
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A fixture on the sidelines of her husband's matches for almost a decade (they married in 2015), Ms. Sears has won more admiring glances this year than any other for her strategic choices in courtside attire.
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You can probably easily recall sneaking glances at your watch years later, during particularly dry school lessons re-hashing some story from the Tudor Era and finding it incredible how five minutes could feel like 25.
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I still get sideways glances over my need to do something meaningful on a Sunday morning or when I worry about how much we will let our future kids go to church with grandma and grandpa.
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Far from crowded, the ornate but rundown interior is nevertheless somehow full of exchanged glances and potent gestures, shadowy subplots in search of a unifying conflict, minor characters busying themselves in anticipation of the protagonist's entrance.
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The handsome Marcus Isaacson arranges a sexual liaison with comely socialist he spots on the street almost entirely through sidelong glances, to the point where they don't actually introduce themselves until they're already in the act.
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It's an ideal way to appreciate the attention to detail that Todd Haynes brought to this 1950s period piece, not to mention Sandy Powell's costumes and the freighted glances cast between Rooney Mara and Cate Blanchett.
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The president is obviously aware that he's being observed, but his insecurity over his lack of total control regarding how he's perceived translates into muttering and self-effacing glances to anyone in his line of sight.
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One, "Gun Control," about school shootings, devolves into one long joke about a banana — but its end glances at the grief Adamczyk clearly knows how to explore, one from which we wish she wouldn't turn away.
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That as it glances both backward and forward, the game can revel in the nostalgia of grass and mandatory all-white outfits while heralding in video replay and extensive changes such as tiebreakers and shot clocks.
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This initial deception is conveyed through the intent, searching looks Marianne casts toward Héloïse and the curious, wary glances Héloïse returns to her — exchanges that reveal a mutual attraction and cement a powerful bond over time.
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Drew and his team appeared to enjoy a complicity with Kennedy that never developed with Humphrey; Kennedy's eye catches the camera with seeming winks of recognition, whereas Humphrey's glances into the lens are fretful and wary.
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They occasionally traded glances, and her legs trembled before prosecutors laid out their case that Mr. Flynn had repeatedly lied to investigators about his dealings with Russia and his lobbying on behalf of the Turkish government.
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Glances, the bite-sized info panels activated by swiping up from the watch face (and only from the watch face) and then swiping left and right, are gone, replaced by a better Control Center of quick settings.
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With Ricky Gervais in the hosting seat again, there were obviously going to be a few second-glances whenever one of his purposefully offensive jokes hit home slightly harder – but there were also a few between presenters.
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His character throws some side-eye while the lyrics add a disapproving tinge to his glances, but he never directly interacts with those around him, instead maintaining an unamused expression and tuning out via his ear buds.
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The closest experiences I had to watching sexual violence or gore came from TV. Sometimes, at sleepovers when I was at primary school in Switzerland, my friends and I would sneak glances at the late-night porn.
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As I checked into these landmarks, I experienced a minor release of dopamine registering that the game knew my location—but as I visited more inns, the game's passing glances to geographic specificity began to feel exploitative.
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Kohh's visibly tattooed in a land where ink is still associated with organized crime, but rather than cover up, the more recent "Dirt Boys" shows him shrugging off disapproving glances to enjoy fine dining and luxurious clothing.
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Every time she glances at the camera, I see those same eyes taunting me yet again, challenging me to consider why I should even notice a body part that men show the world all of the time.
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There are lots of lingering glances as the girls try to figure out the world around them, and the actresses were so adept at conveying complicated emotions without a word, they rendered the narration a little redundant.
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" Mantello told me that one thing he particularly loves about rehearsing with Metcalf are the moments when she's engrossed in a scene and hears him laugh: "She sort of glances out at me and laughs with me.
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PARIS — It's been a strange, discombobulating dance at the couture, sneaking glances between shows at the impeachment proceedings going on in the United States, the spread of coronavirus in China, and the plutocrats talking sustainability at Davos.
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Here's what goes down: Brad Pitt and Claire Forlani bid farewell to each other after their meet-cute, then steal alternating glances back at each other as they walk in opposite directions for a surprisingly long time.
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It's a veteran move from a relative newcomer: When a joke glances off its target, as opposed to thumping it, he holds the silence to let you know the laugh is there if you look for it.
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Now 80 and best known as the author of the 1980 play "Bent," Mr. Sherman punctuates the shifting affections with elaborate reminiscences from Beau that cast personal and political glances back at gay mores across the decades.
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His performance of "The Night They Called It a Day" on one of Letterman's last Late Night shows was a haunting, dimly-lit four minutes that barely concealed its grace beneath Dylan's suspicious glances to the camera.
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The pair exchanged glances throughout the ceremony, which included a sermon from Chicago-based Bishop Michael Bruce Curry, a gospel choir singing "Stand By Me" and celebrity guests like Priyanka Chopra, Amal and George Clooney and Serena Williams.
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This went on for weeks, and after their sessions, which also ended at the same time, they'd exit through the interior door only to steal more glances at each other in the elevator before going their separate ways.
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I love the graceful choreography with which New Yorkers move between personal space and public space, the elegance with which they can share knowing glances with a fellow subway rider and then look away and never look back.
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But the hybrid sports car's style caught so many stray glances, struck up so many conversations, and felt so radical at the time that — were I to be gifted $23,28 — I would have second-guessed ever owning one.
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An old man strides determinedly by with a fanciful cane, a group of women in headscarves pass a brick building, one woman wearing large glasses and pants that seem a bit too long, glances distractedly at the ground.
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The ripped guy in a vest next to him—who's also making a fair dent in his duvet of dough—keeps shooting worried glances over at the man who's making light work of the plate of 15,000 calories.
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He immediately becomes the most proactive and therefore the most interesting character on the screen, and the film gives him the time to indulge in meaningful glances and philosophical musings and even, at one point, a music lesson.
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Even in amateur videos, it's common to see folks who are clearly performing for the camera: The noises are a bit too theatrical, the positions a bit too uncomfortable, the glances toward the camera a bit too lingering.
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In between screenings, iPhones light up as people check in with the latest Trump news and then share knowing glances that seem to say: Yep, here we are, watching movies on a mountain while the world burns below.
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The title of the film glances backward to " Fahrenheit 19543/11 " (2004), in which Moore asked (or, if you're a fan of his, convincingly showed) how the Iraq War had sprung from the attack on the Twin Towers.
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Other productions of "Don Giovanni," including Mr. Grandage's at the Met, contrive gimmicky reasons that the two don't get a good look at each other: big hats, umbrellas, hooded capes and sudden, fortuitous glances in the wrong direction.
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We listened to "S-Town" and wanted to talk about what its popularity means and how the show only glances at some important questions, most of which involve race, American history and what to do with the past.
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That is why we see Caleb, on the brink of puberty, casting sly glances at the swell of his sister's bosom; incestuous guilt is enough to persuade the poor sap that he is, in the deepest sense, bewitched.
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His somewhat light campaigning schedule has also already attracted some sideways glances, but it is after all the summer of 2019 and Biden doesn't have to introduce himself to voters in the way other less-known candidates do.
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On Friday, Trump and May celebrated their countries' "special relationship" as they walked through the White House colonnade outside the Oval Office, trading grins and sideways glances, and buttoning up agreements on NATO and trade in front of reporters.
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And though the Ancient One is efficient and chilly, she's also somehow more soulful than every other character in the movie — a testament to what Swinton can do with the slightest of glances or a blink of her eyes.
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It was a daunting prospect – I've no doubt earned some serious negative karma for my own pointed glances at parents of screaming infants over the years – but in the end it wasn't anywhere near as bad as I'd anticipated.
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A group of three made quick glances at a TV screen as Trump's wife, Melania, spoke on Monday night, checking on her progress between turns at a bar with bowling lanes that had been converted to a private lounge.
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Then they will take a few more sideways glances and continue until it is clear that either no one is looking, and keep going, or get spooked that maybe someone is looking and they hightail it out of there.
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Tuxedo-clad men are not a common sight where I live, on the Lower East Side, so I was not surprised to draw a few glances after I left my building to walk to the East Broadway subway station.
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The lineup includes Bill Sherwood's groundbreaking "Parting Glances" (1986), starring Steve Buscemi as a rock singer dying of AIDS and Nguyen Thi Tham's "Madam Phung's Last Journey" (2015), about a former Vietnamese monk turned protector of transgender carnival performers.
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Bread-and-milk runs have become surgical raids: Sterilize the grocery cart with a disinfectant wipe, scout out the TP aisle, exchange sideways glances with the could-be infected, grab the essentials, and get the hell out of there.
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In a sport obsessed by 'marginal gains', getting the best human engines on the best kit equals an irresistible force and the developers of the new creation believe rival riders will be casting envious glances at the British bike.
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The man, played by Glee's Harry Shum Jr., goes unidentified, and the film gives no context for the heated glances they share before continuing to roll the credits — which place Shum's name unusually high for such a brief appearance.
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Season five doubled down on that idea hard, squeezing most of its drama out of whispered conversations and furtive glances rather than the high-stakes action sequences the show has leaned into from time to time in the past.
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But on this night the time did not matter as much as the result, the two swimmers who have pushed each to greatness looking up at the clock at the end, before turning their glances to each other and shaking hands.
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Let's be honest, players of Pokemon Go aren't going to care a Joltik or a Flabébé about the app permissions required to roam their neighbourhoods garnering the disproving glances of seniors as they fling invisible poke balls at the rose bushes.
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Mike's sister Nancy (Natalie Dyer) loves reformed bad boy Steve Harrington (Joe Keery), but exchanges lingering glances with Will's brother Jonathan (Charlie Heaton.) Joyce (Winona Ryder) has a new boyfriend (Sean Astin), but she's mostly just really worried about Will.
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Spoilers ahead for Game of Thrones' season 7 finale, "The Dragon and the Wolf" In the season 7 finale of Game of Thrones, Jon Snow and Daenerys Targaryen have sex, after a few episodes of smoldering glances and tentative hand-holding.
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National poll: Independents help Clinton build lead And as Carr read questions from the voters in the room, each would stand up to identify themselves, giving Trump a chance to interact -- with pleasantries or an exchange of glances -- with them.
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Meeting in the freezer for kisses, winking at each other and just generally stealing glances at each other … we could've both been fired, so it felt a lot like a less-romantic, less-dramatic, fast-food version of Romeo and Juliet.
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But it was Alex Rodriguez's adoring glances during his girlfriend Jennifer Lopez's epic VMAs performance that made me believe in love the same way Peter Kavinsky and Lara Jean Song Covey's relationship in To All The Boys I Loved Before did.
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Where knowing glances or subtle facial expressions might hint at what a character is thinking in an interactive and visual medium like a video game, in text, they are often stated to the reader in a more explicit or revealing way.
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I also only see my parents once or twice a year, and it broke my heart more to see my mom's worried glances at the stretch marks on my hips while I stood undressed in the bridal salon fitting rooms.
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"Since there's only seven of you left, I thought we could use with some more models …" The contestants exchange nervous glances as a garage door ominously creeps up to reveal none other than Binta, Krislian, Gia, Kyle, Tash, Cherish and Justine.
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FROM PEN: Property Brother Drew Scott Gives The Details On His Wedding Proposal "He was seated toward the front, so I looked at him a lot during the ceremony and we shared a few glances throughout the mass," she says.
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I kept my shoulders hunched, wore baggy sweatshirts even at the height of the Southern California summer, and I stole glances at the partially hidden covers of Playboy and Hustler as I passed, as curious as I was self-conscious.
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Lionel often finds himself on the receiving end of knowing glances from the out gay men on campus and has recently resorted to sourcing his masturbation materials from the sound of Troy having sex with women in the next room.
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Even in 2016, my boyfriend and I have to deal with disapproving glances and racial slurs, not to mention the overall fear that we could end up at the wrong place, at the wrong time just because of our race.
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Her ongoing work with her husband, Chris Carter, as Chris & Cosey and subsequently Carter Tutti, has been equally influential in the music world, often overlapping with retrospective glances and reimagined works pertaining to her sex art actions of the Seventies.
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AI will reestablish the thread of communication that exists naturally between humans behind the wheels and those on the street — body language, gestures and glances that bridge the gap between the rules of the road and the realities of human nature.
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We all struggle to position ourselves in history, searching, often in vain, for moments that anchor our lives in the past, for decisions, glances, gestures that meant that the course of events would proceed in one way and not another.
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I flinched when they sat on the new sofa, and I darted nervous glances at their shoes strolling imperviously over the unmarked floor; every scratch and scrape and stain felt as if it were being inflicted directly to my own flesh.
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They barely exchanged glances at their mother's funeral in 1963, and she decided to leave soon after when she was detained by a military official, who berated her at a bowling alley for smoking Chesterfields, an American brand of cigarettes.
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The Essence reporter Danielle Young asked Billy Porter about an image of himself that was starting to go viral on Twitter, in which it appeared as if he might be giving some side-eye glances to RuPaul's win for "Drag Race."—.
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During this visit, transatlantic relations enthusiasts like myself were treated to a spate of candid photos that captured Ivanka and Chancellor Merkel exchanging private whispers, knowing glances, and squad-goal-level affection during a series of events at the White House.
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Most fans are now either fighting amongst themselves or casting very wary glances at the front office, expressing real doubts about the Shapiro-Atkins regime's ability to turn the club around and slay the giants from Boston and New York.
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Kim is a woman who rarely gives interviews, whose responses seem hardwired to either sell a product or a mood, who disseminates information only through pained looks on Sunday nights and renegade glances over the shoulder at her titanic ass.
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So few folks used this feature that Apple is canning it in watchOS 3 and replacing it with the "dock," a series of apps that you swipe through like you previously did with the "glances" that popped up from the bottom.
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But their mystique elicits envious glances, so models like the 812 Superfast and Portofino (which replaces the California) can be expected to be at the center of a swarm of admirers, while more practical-minded oligarchs might flock to the GTC4Lusso.
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Like "Beauty and the Beast," Boyle's movie glances backward, though its mission is not to refurbish the old but to try, however grudgingly, to shake it off—not a bad image for Britain, both north and south of the border.
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"Twenty-three of the 203 member nations are still not paying what they should be paying and what they're supposed to be paying for their defense," Mr. Trump declared, as the leaders shifted uncomfortably behind him, shooting one another sidelong glances.
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Only two things seemed to engage his distracted attention: his wife, Emma Coronel Aispuro, a former beauty queen who sat in the gallery in a crisp white blazer, and the numerous court security guards, at whom he occasionally cast fleeting glances.
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Throughout the swing on Saturday, they stole private moments and glances, seeming to savor the time together, even if it was mostly being spent in conditions that generally minimize romance — on the road, with plenty of campaign staff and reporters nearby.
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Inside what appears to be a playroom stocked with other fluffy animals and another giant panda, the toddler glances upward past the camera lens for the photo, as if he's daydreaming — or trying to hold the perfect pose for his mom.
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There was something hilarious in last week's episode about watching Geillis try to crack the Case of the Prophecy Sapphires while everyone around her got so caught up in longing glances that they barely registered her interest in everyone's jewelry.
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At some point it becomes clear these two are developing feelings for one another (which seems extremely reasonable, given the circumstances), but in case you forgot, there are occasional brief flashbacks to stolen glances and meaningful looks earlier in the film.
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In the two-hour movie, viewers get an accelerated look at the sweet, intimate moments Enzo and Denny shared in their early years — from kisses and rearview mirror glances, to walks on the track and snacks shared in front of the television.
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In high-fashion pouts and camera glances that could even give aunt Kendall Jenner a run for her money, the daughter of Scott Disick proves that she's a little lady, even showing how it's done with her crossed leg pose and chair work.
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The purpose I really want this artwork to serve is that when someone glances at this image, if they can come into the article already knowing what its about on some level, not only does it drive curiosity, but it promotes understanding.
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True, he sang well himself, and drummed too, but the family had already declared Esma's older sister Sajka as dead, in shame and shock after she became a singer in a cheap bar, prancing around under the lecherous glances of drunken men.
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Even the most cursory of glances at the author's Twitter feed makes his views on the current U.S. president abundantly clear (he's previously referred him as both a "bad-tempered asshole" and a "rabid coyote with bad hair," among many other colourful descriptions).
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Although the first daughter has been spotted looking starry-eyed at the prime minister, the 45-year-old politician only had eyes for his 41-year-old wife, as evidenced by images of them sharing an Eskimo kiss and several intimate glances.
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The new version is certainly more stylish than the original, and though the vastness of the four propellers hanging overhead maintained an air of the ludicrous about it, most people passing by were casting admiring glances at the cute contraption before them. Pop.
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The couple's ceremony at St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle was warm, tender, and tearful, a fairytale love story as Eugenie and Brooksbank, who dated for seven years before their engagement, stole loving glances at each other and tenderly caressed each other's hands.
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Foy has mastered the art of expressing profound discomfort with the subtlest of glances, but she's matched by the splendid work from Kirby and Smith, each wrestling with their greatness-adjacent real estate, and the ceremonial fanfare and protocol that shackles them.
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"Those glances at the past and present shone through during Lemonade, with Beyoncé quoting lines like, "The nail technician pushes my cuticles / back, turns my hand over / stretches the skin on my palm / and says I see your daughters / and their daughters.
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We inhabit every unbearable second of limbo: magazine-spread houses with books under lock and key, bedrooms with nothing sharp in eyesight, the endless and wordless rape, and the constant sidelong glances that convey everything this world has choked out of women.
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CreditCreditAshley Gilbertson for The New York Times UNITED NATIONS — They meet in the predawn darkness outside Central Park, less than two miles from the United Nations, where many of them often encounter one another, exchanging knowing glances or a runner-to-runner handshake.
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The most cursory of glances at a recent UK top ten will illustrate that pop house has far from gone away—but rather than making pop music more interesting, the influence of 2013's pop house explosion has gone the other way.
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I'm aware it's meant to establish Offred's interiority — creating a juxtaposition between her biting, sometimes vulgar remarks and her obedient exterior — but the series thus far feels most potent when mining the horror of this dystopia in the quiet glances between characters.
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Looking back on my favorites released in the United States since January, I'm struck by how many bristle with an argumentative energy that seems to match the times, even if a lot of the filmmakers cast their glances back toward earlier modern moments.
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Other people seemed to notice—when I walked into a Korean eyewear store later that day, a man kept shooting glances at me, despite the fact that I was wearing zero makeup and had my hair in the same disheveled braids from the night before.
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Phone-maker Xiaomi is perhaps the most visible example, but China's top internet firms BAT — an acronym that covers Baidu, Alibaba and Tencent — have done so, too, illustrating that the industry in general is casting glances westwards towards India and its billion-plus population.
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Watching this week's episode of The Americans, I couldn't help but think back on the first one: That first getaway sequence as fine-tuned as an Olympic gymnastics routine, the lashing side glances, the twisty reveals, and oh my god, those early sex scenes.
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Tsonga's serve deserted him at crucial moments, however, and a double-fault on break point in the second set gave Nadal a 4-2 lead, with the visibly frustrated 34-year-old Frenchman seen muttering to himself with helpless glances toward the players' box.
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The selfie activity captured the attention of just about everyone: Models like Kirstin Liljegren, professional as ever, pursed their lips and tossed sultry glances at the camera; couples young and old posed together; and friends like Maud Welzen and Romy Schonberger grinned in unison.
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This major Film Comment overview came out in 1987, well after the release of Buddies and mainly in reference to the almost simultaneous theatrical releases of a quartet of gay indie films: Desert Hearts, Parting Glances, Dona Herlinda and Her Sons, and My Beautiful Laundrette.
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J.C. Paramore, which usually plays pop-punk, glances toward the Jamaican influences of No Doubt — another band led by a woman grappling with power and desire — with the reggae backbeat of "Caught in the Middle," a reflection on growing up, self-questioning and perseverance.
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As the movie begins, she's caught up in all the intoxicating self-absorption that comes with being a teenager, and it leaves her unable to fully register the people around her as human beings with their own feelings and tragedies outside of brief, fleeting glances.
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Fast-forward a few decades and you get Helen Gurley Brown, self-appointed patron saint to single girls, impressing upon female office workers the importance of not leaving "any facet of you unpolished," lest an eligible colleague who glances your way fails to keep glancing.
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It's about a woman whose husband comes rushing down a mountainside after a hike, calling for help: His wife has fallen from a steep precipice into the river below, which the park rangers know, exchanging glances, means that she's all but guaranteed to be dead.
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With people more likely to be locking eyes with their smartphone screens these days when they're hanging around in public, the London-based designers behind this feathery wearable are worried that the chances for exchanging flirtatious glances with passing strangers is being engineered out of daily life.
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However, "The Stranger," merely glances at the pressures of standardized test taking before turning its attention to the return of a serial killer dad (welcome back, Hal Cooper, you weirdo), the shooting of another dad, and the rise of a third dad as the town sheriff.
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During a press conference on Thursday morning, as part of Trudeau's visit to the U.S., the pair exchanged knowing glances and a little giggle about the ongoing commentary by many liberal Americans who say they plan to move to Canada if Donald Trump is elected president.
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Courtesy National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. Once, at the Metropolitan Museum, I counted dozens of people clumped in front of several paintings by van Gogh while one or two or none paid a whole room of Cézannes cursory attention as others walked through with passing glances.
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LONDON — With smiles and backward glances, Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, took part in their final engagement on Monday, honoring the British Commonwealth at Westminster Abbey, before they decamp for one of its frontier outposts, western Canada, and an uncertain new life as semi-royals.
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With downcast glances, as Ms. Madley Croft plucked an acoustic guitar, the duo sang the love song "Islands," from the band's self-titled 2009 debut album, and the clingy breakup song "On Hold," the first single from its third album, "I See You," due on Jan. 13.
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When he returns to the piano, he glances at me and swings into the next number, Rodgers and Hart's 1926 standard, "Manhattan"; a moment later, a few of us are humming along: The great big city's a wondrous toy just made for a girl and boy.
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"This Is Happiness" is as full of detours and backward glances as it is of forward motion and — as befits a novel narrated by an old man who comments that "as you get toward the end, you revisit the beginning" — is centrally preoccupied with time itself.
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In a genuinely touching moment, Radner is shown guest starring on "It's Garry Shandling's Show" and discussing her illness, drawing laughs by casting glances directly at the camera, a bit of fourth-wall-breaking that was supposed to be the exclusive privilege of the program's star.
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Thus, "A French Birth," in which a man appears to be giving birth while the head of Christ glances over, reminds me of a comment by musician Lucinda Williams: while her work is infused with religious references, she does not believe in God, at least as commonly conceived.
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It's the most normal we've ever seen Lenny behave, and it's particularly nice to see how chagrined he and Andrew both look when Sister Mary confronts them as they return at daybreak, exchanging sideways glances and small smiles like they are little boys caught being naughty by their mother.
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More craftily, Cole, who died in 1974, turned his leading ladies — including Betty Grable, Jane Russell, Gaynor and, in particular, Marilyn Monroe and Hayworth — into irresistible bombshells, amping up their sex appeal with suggestive glances, come-hither lips, and bumps and grinds taken directly from the vocabulary of burlesque.
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In the first moody shot that serves as the cover for Volume 2 of Reputation magazine, Swift glances over her shoulder wearing her hair down and with its natural texture, opting for a dark burgundy lip, a big change from her usual shade of super bright orange-red.
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Many involve women fighting over a man, but mostly, it all comes down to the idea that there isn't enough room at the top for two women of equal standing to respect each other; they must, according to conventional wisdom, be exchanging shady remarks or glances behind the scenes.
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Through a delicate choreography of loaded glances and small hand gestures, it captures Hanna's struggle for acceptance from her biological mother, as well as her discovery of a second support system in Paris Continental, a fictional vogue femme legend played by real-life vogue femme starlette Brenda Holder.
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"A transgender student's presence in the restroom provides no more of a risk to other students' privacy rights than the presence of an overly curious student of the same biological sex who decides to sneak glances at his or her classmates," Judge Ann Claire Williams wrote in the ruling.
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Having made his debut with second-division Talleres, a small club situated in the sprawling urban partidos to the south of Buenos Aires, he had recently joined Banfield, where he was set to light up the Argentine Primera División and draw covetous glances from clubs thousands of miles away.
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N'Djamena (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When Koutu Saimon's son, Wheener, was born almost four months premature and "as small as a mouse", friends and relatives in Chad turned to the new mother and, with sidelong glances and in hushed voices, whispered to her to get rid of the baby.
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She nodded to the crowd and took a few glances at the walls, which were crammed with photographs of jazz icons who had played there: Sonny Rollins cradling a tenor saxophone, Dexter Gordon gazing through a cloud of cigarette smoke, Charlie Haden plucking a bass with back-bent intensity.
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In pop music videos, women dance within the space defined by their hips and shoulders (the Spice Girls in "Stop"), tease the camera with coy glances (Jennifer Lopez in "If You Had My Love"), crawl like animals, or lay, serpentine and writhing (Christina Aguilera in "Genie in a Bottle").
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She glances up at the stiff man with a look of total and utter shame, the kind of shame that borders on degradation, the kind of shame that eats away at the soul for years to come, the kind of shame that sends your stomach into triple backflips.
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Monitoring a game, it became clear, demanded a subtle touch and thespian manner: throughout the night, the observer made token glances toward the action on the field — snapping some photographs of the game, and casually clapping for the home team — before surreptitiously training his focus back on the ultras.
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What some are fleeing is alluded to by a skull at the side of the road (the only other tinted object in the illustration), by the figure twisting nervously to look off to the side, by the feeling that many eyes are stealing glances at things we cannot see.
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Elsa's characterization stands in direct opposition to that of her younger sister, Anna, who is so hungry for love and affection (after essentially growing up without either in a big, empty palace) that she throws herself at the first guy who glances at her, the small-time prince Hans.
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Trump tapped Lewandowski to oversee the vice presidential search and vetting process the day before his meetings with Republican lawmakers in Washington, an announcement that drew concerned glances from several of those lawmakers who were more comfortable with Manafort's more traditional hand calling the shots, a source familiar with meetings said.
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Because there's technology in his brain now, Tom sees and hears all internet and phone calls, and I guess some other stuff too because at one point he just glances at a bad guy's leg and sees an image implying that the knee is weak and he should kick it.
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Mr Eyre seems to be looking for some of the same notes that worked so well for him in "Notes of a Scandal" (2006), but this is not a lurid tale, and efforts to make it one—with wistful glances and tense, longing strings on the soundtrack—seem out of place.
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Back in February—before YE and KIDS SEE GHOSTS and DAYTONA, before Wyoming and the TMZ studios and "the sunken place," before the admiring glances towards right-wing pseudo-intellectuals and the latest round of tweetstorms—Kanye West and his famous in-laws filmed an episode of Celebrity Family Feud.
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And although the series is broken up by theatrical touches—including moments when Lister glances into the camera to make asides, a technique that seems intended to evoke the experience of reading her diaries—they never quite gel, so that, five episodes in, the show feels choppy rather than immersive.
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I'm told the passing customers, who all seem to be casting glances at me, are doing so on purpose; the simulation is meant to put employees on the spot, letting them adjust to the pressure, noise, and expectations of Black Friday shoppers to gain situational awareness before the big day.
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I learned quickly that when you ask an open-ended question like, "So, what's the deal with sexual violence on your campus?" in the presence of mandated reporters, you get a lot of closed-mouthed smiles and hugged knees and glances around the room to see if anyone's actually going to talk.
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You'll still have to wait until next year for your next Furious hit, but for the brave souls who want to watch the entire decalogy in one sitting, you might want to start preparing your body now for more than 15 hours of car chases, skydiving, drift racing, and achingly meaningful glances.
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A stalled elevation, returning in my old professor's blight marginalia, his book, offered abruptly, taken, stowed away, now posthumously examined: fragile pencil webbings of flickered exclamations, impatient the way he paced the blackboard, erased a word ("meteors"), hurled glances somewhere far off, beyond me, himself a boy-comet, weeping to his duty.
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In a video he made, Professor Savvides showed how it would be possible for police officers to identify the driver of a car they've pulled over for a violation by capturing a detailed image of the iris as the driver glances into the side mirror and comparing it to their database of irises.
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GLOBAL GREEN GLANCES The German government has presented an "environmental digital agenda" with more than 70 measures to make the tech sector is more sustainable, including green criteria for search algorithms, and a "digital product passport" that would provide information on the product's environmental impact, on its "repairability" and how to recycle it.
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The Activity app, which is the one that tracks your movement throughout the day and tells you to stand up once in a while; the Sounds & Haptics settings, to dictate how loud and long the Watch tries to get your attention, and Glances, which provide bite-sized info from swipe to swipe.
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Anne continues to sit perfectly still and silently in a torrent of feelings, and Wentworth continues to write, and neither of them so much as glances at the other until the conversation turns to the topic of engagements, and how important it is that children listen to their parents' advice in such matters.
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So I figured he didn't want to be disturbed and things I did in the process- ate a sandwich, peed twice, kept stealing glances at him and 1.5 hours in, he asked me when the flight was going to land and I couldn't hold it in and said "I KNOW U R TIMOTHEE" pic.twitter.
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It is soul, perhaps, it is talent, it is taste, it is environment, it is how one feels, it is light and shade, it is inner music, it is a spring in one's step or an exchange of glances, it is more truly life and love than any combination of genitals, ovaries and hormones.
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For all the surface richness of the music, stretches of this four-act opera feel thin, with soaring melodies that go on too long and melodramatic passages in which Respighi only glances at the more disturbing elements of the drama, which warns of the complications that can arise when the supernatural and mortal worlds mingle.
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Adlon — whom you may recognize from her regular appearances on the Louis C.K. comedy Louie, which she also produces — is an expert at spinning that kind of "another day, more bullshit" moment into something revealing and even conspiratorial, a connection between two people who catch each other's knowing glances while rolling their own eyes.
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Nowhere is Boffin's commitment to lesbian genealogies more palpable than in her series The Knight's Move (1990), which she created for Stolen Glances: Lesbians Take Photographs (1991), a book and exhibition project with Jean Fraser that serves as an invaluable but tragically overlooked contribution to lesbian visual history and the history of photography at large.
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As Kate instructed Bianca, "Thy husband is thy lord, thy life, thy keeper, thy head, thy sovereign," she smiled a Stepford wife smile, but her eyes were wide and anxious; she kept darting terrified glances at Petruchio to make sure she was saying what she was supposed to so that he wouldn't hurt her again.
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The team further hypothesized that an increase in ride-hailing usage could correlate with an increase in auto accidents overall: Because rideshare drivers must monitor a mobile device, and distraction in the form of glances away from the road increases crash risks, it is conceivable that rideshare drivers are at increased risks for crashing compared with non-rideshare drivers.
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Nearly half a century after Stonewall, audiences could be forgiven for meeting the premise — a professor's son discovers his sexuality at the hands of an older man, complete with wayward glances, timid proddings, furtive underwear sniffing, and the wisdom that follows being first broken by love — with a feeling of having been there and done that.
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Or maybe we just cut the act and have the arena lights dim, the scoreboard flicker, and then Gary Bettman spins around in a big chair and ominously announces that "I don't think anybody will be playing hockey here gentlemen" and then laughs manically until he glances at this watch and quickly says "Never mind, you're good, game on".
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Hajas also captures the ever-present pressures that surround a person in the public sphere: the glances of strangers; the constant possiblity of surveillance, as represented by the film camera; an internalized authority figure — in this case, probably the State, but it could be many other things, too, which, like the film's soundtrack, drones on in one's head.
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That key is programmed into the Touch Bar in a highly trafficked area, right above the Delete key and next to the button that does double duty as the Power and Touch ID. If your finger even glances across the Siri key, the whole system will become unresponsive as it waits for you to say something.
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Chung Kuo—Cina, as the documentary was eventually called — it receives a rare week-long run at MoMA beginning December 30 as part of a larger Antonioni retrospective — is a three-plus-hour travelogue that is more interested in the maneuvering of people in the street, in the choreography of hurried looks and passing glances, than in creating propaganda.
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The buttoned-up nature of the character puts Gosling to the test, but he conveys a great deal with mere glances and expressions, some of them directed at his colleague Buzz Aldrin (Corey Stoll), who has a way of saying what everyone's thinking, even if, as Armstrong notes, he might be better off just shutting up.
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That contrivance and the stolen glances it entails gives "Portrait of a Lady on Fire" an extra frisson of danger, even if Sciamma and her audience know exactly where this will lead: Drenched in fetishistic pleasures (those bodices!) and a faint mist of tragedy, the film is less about the narrative itself than its attempt to marry eroticism and feminist theory.
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" Lyrically, It's a handful of tiny, evocative details—caught glances, half-moments, little quotations, a newspaper ad— that hang together with a broken beauty, like a smashed chandelier: "Drunk kids fucking in the backseats of cars / You started sobbing on the way to the bar / Slumped down with your head on your knees / Look in the mirror at you looking at me.
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On the Runway Though much has been made of the glowing glances with which Steven Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, and his wife, Louise Linton, ogled the first sheets of $1 bills with his signature during a trip to the Bureau of Engraving and Printing on Wednesday, for my money it was Ms. Linton's choice of dress that really made a statement.
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The class of 2019, which will formally enter the pantheon on March 29 at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, represents a varied cross-section of the last half-century of pop music, with giants of classic and alternative rock, as well as a couple of acts from zones that the hall still glances at only occasionally: dance music and crowd-pleasing 1980s pop-metal.
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As the singing couples move around and around, you notice ever-changing details: the distinctive movements and gestures of the performers, the emotions that play over their faces; the complex, unscripted and unspoken, communication occurring between them, registered by touches and gazes, glances and smiles; the slight alterations of the song over time, as the performers change their intonations and emphasis.
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In fact, if I had to put a fine point on it, Day 3 was pretty much devoid of them: a sun-hammered slog along warehouse-lined streets that took me much deeper into the northwestern suburbs than I'd planned to go, thanks to a series of ill-considered route choices based on cursory glances at Google Maps on my phone.
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Jane sees Perry for the first time this entire season (because why would their paths have crossed otherwise?) and with literally a few glances to Madeleine and Celeste she's able to communicate to these two women that Perry is actually Saxon Banks who raped her all those years ago (and in Jane's dream/nightmare, she's finally able to catch him running on the beach and shoots him).
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But Canada's top dawg was the man in the middle of Sophie Gregoire Trudeau and Ivanka Tuesday night at Fortune's Most Powerful Women Summit and Gala in D.C. Could've been a little awkward, since Ivanka and JT have shared a few glances and stated how impressed they are with each other -- but Sophie's clearly the cool chick, and seemed happy to have a hot third wheel.
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The series has never made a huge deal of their romantic connection (or, really, any romantic connection on the show), but the chemistry between Acker and Shahi is potent enough that when Root is the one to find Shaw early in "6,741," it feels like the episode will simply turn into the two women casting longing glances at each other, and that approach will work.
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Genevieve: I've already mentioned Whitehead's panicked skyward glances, but I think what I'll remember most about Dunkirk is the conversation it engendered about the necessity of appreciating it on the biggest screen available, accompanied by the best sound possible — and my shame over the fact that that's not how I saw the film, which I watched for the first time months after its release on a screener.
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Not so long ago, pop titans got in their licks granting meow-y interviews or writing directly worded (and mostly terrible) songs; West and Swift have engaged in all of this, but for the most part, their conflict is more innovative and forward-thinking—a never-ending series of implied middle fingers and side-eye glances and nyeah-nyeah-nyeahs that's revived and amplified every few weeks via some new medium.
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While popular queer narratives and images today often focus on rosy ideas of love winning out over oppression, and painful and difficult histories are rendered marginally accessible through nostalgic and nameless glances on social media, it's powerful to be reminded that then, as now, there are challenges and struggles, and it is often implacable individuals from outside the dominant classes who are doing the everyday work of fighting.
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