"I am not mentally ill," William insisted through gritted teeth.
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"I'm a man!" he barks through tears and gritted teeth.
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Without a direct alternative, creators gritted their teeth and dealt with it.
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And some days take fighting through with white knuckles and gritted teeth.
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"Let me ask you a question," I inquired between near gritted teeth.
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I gritted my teeth and half-smiled, wavering between embarrassment and anger.
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Ushers mentioned James and offered condolences while Bailey grinned through gritted teeth.
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"Don't recoil from me again," says Shepherd, through gritted teeth and a smile.
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Some places have gritted their collective teeth and accepted the migrants without fuss.
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But nothing stops fashion week; showgoers gritted their teeth and hustled right in.
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Nevertheless, Renualt has continued to support Mr. Saikawa, even if through gritted teeth.
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He shows his disapproval with diluted pupils and slightly more gritted teeth than usual.
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In fact, through gritted teeth is generally how the two communicate with one another.
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"I gritted my teeth and half-smiled, wavering between embarrassment and anger," she writes.
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Through gritted teeth and loads of self-loathing, I admit that it's a bop.
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" The passage goes on: "She wasn't interested, just said 'Lucky you,' through gritted teeth.
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I tried forcing myself to concede this, through a fake smile and gritted teeth.
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Many carried on as if it were not happening, or watched with gritted teeth.
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In the end, Netflix had to do a lot of smiling through gritted teeth.
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Woods's caddie, Joe LaCava, kept counseling patience, advice that Woods accepted through gritted teeth.
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To avoid an open fight between the parties, Mrs Merkel gritted her teeth and agreed.
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With her trademark knit-together-eyebrows and biting commentary, she can laugh through gritted teeth.
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Paul McNamara, investment director at GAM, said he was still long OFZs "with gritted teeth".
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"My calves are my one good feature," I reminded him as he gritted his teeth.
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Already, plenty of Republicans in Washington, teeth gritted or not, are saying the same of Trump.
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Meanwhile the back arm churns furiously and her face goes wholesale fierce, teeth gritted, labor obvious.
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" The actress enjoyed "saying everything through kind of a smile, even if sometimes it's gritted teeth.
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Whizzing bullets, chunky muscles, gritted white teeth, explosions as jump-scares — it's all here, and it's glorious.
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"I'm ultimately responsible for the situation that has harmed the university," he said, seemingly through gritted teeth.
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Even if this lout sometimes does things that, through gritted teeth, I have to admit I like.
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Saturday's attempt to celebrate 60 years of unity should pass off with smiles, albeit through gritted teeth.
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Milwaukee's Zach Davies (33-0) gritted his way through five innings, allowing three runs on seven hits.
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It's unclear what changed between August and the present, or if Swift's pleasantries were said through gritted teeth.
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I gritted my teeth and banged out the copy, then used my rage to fuel a job search.
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Even America's most subservient ally is finding his antics difficult to ignore, as May's gritted-teeth response shows.
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There can be little doubt the expressions of support for Erdogan from Western capitals came through gritted teeth.
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I vocalized my pain through gritted teeth but, a few moments later, the worst of it was over.
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I wandered out of the theater, shrugged away my popcorn, and wrote a lukewarm review — albeit through gritted teeth.
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CPTPP's members were sufficiently determined to revive the pact, in other words, that they gritted their teeth and compromised.
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"Aggressive treatment started immediately and Donald gritted his teeth for a long, bumpy ride," Gingerbread said of his friend.
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We gritted our teeth and hoped our wives would play along with the gamble of starting our own agency.
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Carl Ekern both looks and sounds like he's rapping through gritted teeth as he hunch-straddles over a motorcycle.
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With teeth gritted, Axe comes this close to taking Frotty Anisman's money, and selling off a piece of Axe Capital.
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So you may have to tell a little white lie, or smile at someone even if it's through gritted teeth.
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Beckinsale is great in the role, pretending not to hear the insults people mutter through gritted teeth whenever she's around.
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"I need to get inside," she said through gritted teeth to the security guard helping her up and onto a bench.
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But in photographs, Francis looked less genial than usual, and some wondered whether the wishes had been delivered through gritted teeth.
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Answers that indicated cute aggression included 'Saying 'I want to eat you up!' through gritted teeth,' and 'I want to squeeze something!
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I'm not sure why my teeth are gritted like Thurston Howell the Third right now, but it's great. Really. Really. Great. Swearsies.
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I gritted my teeth and let her massage my skin, pleased to note afterwards that the stick of hardened fat had disappeared.
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The Colonel stands to attention beside the two as the scene unfolds; penis noncompliant, he's mashing away at it with teeth gritted.
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Through gritted teeth, the committee said it could not find an N.C.A.A. violation because the classes had been available to all students.
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Sade's reaction is to force a smile over her gritted teeth and relate the number of times this has happened to her.
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"@MarieKondo — I'm all about it," Garner writes, followed by the hashtags, #doubloonssparkjoy #junkdrawer and #canyoucomeover with an emoji that's smiling with gritted teeth.
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You may have to buy this through gritted teeth, because a long-overdue MacBook Pro update is likely to come later this year.
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Yet, any smiles on the players' faces are through gritted teeth because the in-house drama of the Fed Cup team has resurfaced.
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I get the gratification that must arise from seeing your body comfortably execute something it was (says through gritted teeth) built to do.
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Mindful viewers will notice psychosomatic responses — rising blood pressure, tears of pride, gritted teeth — regardless of whatever intellectual distance they're able to achieve.
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Sitting, teeth gritted, doing my absolute best not to actually go out and buy a 4 pack of tinnies and ten Marlboro lights.
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For cooling down the body's temperature, Ms. Carlson taught us sheetali breathing, during which we exhaled through a curled tongue or gritted teeth.
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"I love the change of the seasons," I mutter, through gritted teeth, as a 20-mile-per-hour gust renders my pants irrelevant.
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Can we assume she's happy with the outcome of the case, or do we suppose she wrote the remedial section with gritted teeth?
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But Beijing's compromises have only come through firmly gritted teeth, and the delay has only further radicalized some sections of the protest movement.
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"I just gritted my teeth and I went for it, went in there and grabbed him by the neck," Antley told the news station.
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The second presidential debate ended Sunday night on a somewhat pleasant note, with both candidates forced to awkwardly compliment each other through gritted teeth.
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Through glossy sneers and gritted teeth, her quippy remarks light up the screen, reminding you why you bought a ticket in the first place.
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If Monaco had gritted its teeth and accepted the fines — as Manchester City and P.S.G. did — it might still have its team of stars.
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I always did so through gritted teeth, of course, because the air in Santa Clara was perfumed with pride (and also with honeysuckle and apricots).
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ONCE again, through gritted teeth, President Donald Trump has granted a stay of execution for the Iran nuclear deal brokered by his predecessor, Barack Obama.
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" When he asked if she was going to mention his name, she said no through gritted teeth, and he replied, "Now that's a good girl.
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Anna's story hits way too close to home, and though Elizabeth kills Anna and her husband, she does so with gritted teeth and shaking hands.
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I watch my beloved C-SPAN through gritted teeth instead of nerdy admiration, horrified at how far into the abyss we've fallen as a country.
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" Beckinsale says they got through the premiere with gritted teeth, but the next day Weinstein invited her over so their children could have a "playdate.
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So their optimism isn't just a gritted-teeth pose; it's an appropriate reaction to a landscape that's more favorable than it easily might have been.
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"A great interpreter of this new humanism, how he himself likes to call it," Mr. Di Maio said through a gritted smile on Wednesday night.
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"A great interpreter of this new humanism, how he himself likes to call it," Mr. Di Maio said through a gritted smile on Wednesday night.
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Any parent that's gritted their teeth as they handed their work iPad to a child knows what I'm talking about: iOS needs proper multi-user support.
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As Alexei Venediktov, editor-in-chief of the Echo of Moscow radio station, says, "Through gritted teeth, people admit that things were worse and became better."
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"Effective from today, the buffer parking locations for trucks will again be dismantled," announced managers, teeth almost audibly gritted, after the latest postponement on October 28th.
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Individual sprint champion Morton lay down a searing personal best but 30-year-old McCulloch shot out with gritted teeth and pipped it by 0.058 seconds.
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But that is not what Guardiola or his players will remember, through gritted teeth and cold sweats, in the days and weeks and months to come.
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Mr Macron finds these plodding and ineffective; hence his resort to extra-NATO coalitions like E2I, a project to which Germany signed up with gritted teeth.
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So with the core gestures, Google just went ahead and gritted its teeth and did the obvious thing: copy the system that already works well on iPhones.
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He could try to sell Tesla to a car or technology firm (Google almost bought it in 2013), or SpaceX, through gritted teeth, to a defence firm.
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Now intent on sparing his family more pain, he told only his father about the cancer risk and gritted his way through the surgery in December 2016.
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Wind whipping and clouds swirling, she clings to the side with teeth gritted, in single-minded pursuit of a lever to prevent the balloon from ascending further.
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A perfectly grimy (and extremely fitting) Venom cover at the end sees them ramp up the sleaze in a gritted-teeth reminder that doom has always been dirty.
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Wan Saiful Wan Jan, of the Institute for Democracy and Economic Affairs in Kuala Lumpur, says that some UMNO bigwigs are backing the prime minister through gritted teeth.
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An avid equestrienne for most of her life, the young woman had gritted her teeth through sprained wrists and ankles, horse-trodden feet and, last year, a fracture.
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Liberal Russians who celebrated the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 gritted their teeth and voted for Communist Party candidates, some of them open admirers of Stalin.
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And he's directing the first four episodes of Season 3, which we shall all watch through gritted teeth because we would still like to be doing it ourselves.
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Milx careens between guttural rasps, hoarse roars, gritted-teeth spoken word, a husky croon (see the breathless vocal harmonies on the discomfitingly pretty opening of "Lights in the Sky").
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So you've just bought the best Windows laptop, you've gritted your teeth through Cortana's obnoxiously cheery setup narration, and the above screenshot is the Start menu you're presented with.
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Then we glimpsed what it could feel like to be included, to access a sense of acceptance and safety generations before us had only dreamed about through gritted teeth.
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Cramping from his effort, Calmejane had to slow and rise off his saddle to stretch his legs in the final section, then gritted his teeth to the finish line.
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"I'm afraid we're not actually doing our Trump menu anymore," the bar manager tells me when I attempt to order an Other Side of the Wall cocktail though gritted teeth.
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Home crowds may not come to enjoy it — they may, in fact, come specifically to disrupt it — but they expect at least to admire it, teeth gritted and breath taken.
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Through gritted teeth, Iowans sometimes compare this to the electoral college — a few rural votes can count more than a stampede of voters in some Des Moines or Davenport precincts.
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Will the industry as a whole deal with climate change by researching and investing in alternatives to fossil fuels, or will it fight with gritted teeth for an oil-based future?
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I was trying to move on a little from that Ray Davies concept of fashion; to suggest more of a gritted teeth determination and an unsureness about why one's doing it.
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McCain has said he would be skipping the convention and is pursuing his senate re-election in Arizona with characteristically gritted teeth: the familiar "it pains me to do this" routine.
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If he hadn't covered up, gritted his teeth and started walking in, Diaz wouldn't have been able to put the pace on McGregor and tire him as effectively as he did.
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A right straight to the body began landing for Cerrone as he gritted his teeth and ran into flurries in the later rounds, but it didn't seem to be changing much.
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Is it enough, as Mourinho said, for a club of United's scope and scale to have a "humble attitude," to be diligent and determined, to eke out victory through gritted teeth?
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China Investment gritted its teeth through a share-price decline of nearly 90 percent at one stage and helped Blackstone forge relationships with other pools of capital in the People's Republic.
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In the hospital, tethered to a tubular bouquet of chemotherapy drugs, he gritted his teeth and attempted to make light of the situation, but there was no light to be made.
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They did all they could not to be mesmerized, as so many have been this season, by the swirling patterns City can paint; they closed the space and they gritted their teeth.
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After landing in Glasgow early in the morning, I gritted my teeth and skipped a nap, energized by the opportunity to commune with places I had long pictured fuzzily in my mind.
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And she didn't shy away from directly addressing the schism in the party — celebrating Clinton's gritted-teeth decision to fall in line behind her husband, even as many of her supporters rebelled.
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Even Guardiola will, occasionally, through gritted teeth, hint that something has been missing, though he is yet to suggest to the public what it is or why he thinks that might be.
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That's a point Capitol Hill aides willingly concede, if through gritted teeth, and is underscored by the very real support Trump does have in some corners of Capitol Hill, specifically in the House.
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Don't acknowledge good news through gritted teeth, or chortle at the president's boastful delivery, or content yourself with the thought that Barack Obama also had some strong quarters and deserves all the credit.
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We were lucky enough to speak to our family, who got limited cell service, and they are holding up and they're all right, but it's a gritted-teeth smile, if that makes any sense.
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On the last day of Grindfest, I slipped into Tibbetts' old repurposed dental chair and gritted my teeth as he prepared to plant a tiny RFID chip into the webbing between my thumb and forefinger.
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Still, the Tigers gritted out the victory, turning the ball over just five times in the second half and making 17 of 22 free throws overall and 7 of 15 shots from 3-point range.
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I imagined that power whenever I sat with teeth gritted through rape scenes in movies and books, and deflected the horror on screen into the fantasy of men stopped by the power I could summon.
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James Levine, the conductor who created this ensemble as we know it over the past four decades, retired into an emeritus position in 2016 after years of health problems, his teeth gritted against the move.
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Maybe it's just living so intimately with the Jenningses and their abundance of caution that made me want something a little more tense at the end than the gritted teeth they've been sporting all season.
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And while some of its wins were authoritative, others were close, such as the second-round game against Houston won on Jordan Poole's buzzer-beater, or Saturday night's gritted-out victory over No. 11 Loyola-Chicago.
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The hard-nosed center fielder gritted, crashed, and slugged his way to a World Series trophy with the New York Mets in 1986, and onto three All-Star teams with the Philadelphia Phillies in the 1990s.
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Either way, Mr. Buttigieg conspicuously gritted his teeth when it was mentioned to him that Tom Perez — the eventual chair of the D.N.C — seems to currently occupy one of the more miserable jobs in American politics.
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The world number one gritted his teeth and went again in the tiebreak and moved through to a last-eight meeting with Austrian Dominic Thiem when Kyrgios netted a forehand after three hours and 38 minutes.
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If you gritted your teeth when I recommended watching Prometheus again, or rolled your eyes when I advised you not to worry too much about the mythology, then it's unlikely Covenant will be up your alley, either.
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I will also note that Robbie Lawler did what everyone, including me, loves him for—he gritted his teeth and went wild with his back to the wall, and he came damn close to stopping the fight.
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" I, through gritted teeth, shouting back at their breath pungent with hatred and disgust, wheeze out the following retort: "Actually, you sort of do, because a live set in a club is a strangely narcissistic thing to do.
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Tracks like "Fate" or "Come Closer" conjure up a sweaty room full of people fist-pumping in body harnesses, while on "LA" and "Tears," the group veers toward Drive soundtrack territory, communicating lust and fury through gritted teeth.
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Best Verse: QuavoOverall Grade: B+ I thought "The Way Life Goes" was a perfectly affecting little emo rap ballad in its original form, and instantly gritted my teeth when I heard that Nicki Minaj would appear on the remix.
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Antonio Rogerio Nogueira landed dozens of hard counters on the bum-rushing Mauricio "Shogun" Rua in their PRIDE bout, but ended up on the worse end of many exchanges as Rua gritted his teeth and kept running forward, swinging.
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Though this shot on the rear leg in the first round was pretty nice: Another interesting point was that when Edgar gritted his teeth and really hung on, he'd wind up on his knees and unable to follow up.
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Every piety that the speaker utters, every moral posture that he strikes, will be received with derision by anyone who remembers the months that he spent urging Americans, albeit through gritted teeth, to make Donald Trump commander in chief.
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Leading up to that, in the last frantic days of the campaign, yes and no campaigners in Dublin — many of them young people — rubbed shoulders on crowded thoroughfares, handing out fliers and badges, acknowledging one another through gritted teeth.
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Moderate California Republicans had long gritted their teeth at Mr Trump's populist election strategy, particularly his threats to deport illegal immigrants and his reference to "Mexican rapists," fearing that the business mogul would turn them into a white identity party.
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And given Assange's role in helping Trump ascend to that office, making the white-haired anarchist an ambassador to anything seems like a non-starter as the world has a good laugh (albeit through gritted teeth) at President Trump's incompetence.
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John Bobbitt would go on to star in several porn films, proof to a male audience who had watched his trial hissing anxiously through gritted teeth that no matter how gruesome the damage, a woman couldn't really unman a man.
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She's been doing wonderful work all season, and her mingled rage and gritted-teeth determination in this episode was enthralling to watch — but wouldn't it be great to see what she can do with a June who has stopped repeating herself?
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In the variant cover image of an upcoming Marvel comic, "Civil War II: Choosing Sides #5," Trudeau appears slouched in a boxing ring, his blue eyes squinted, his teeth gritted in a smile, and a big red maple leaf on his boxing jersey.
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It would require, at various points, a laser focus in defense and a precision scalpel in attack; a deep wellspring of energy and a rich seam of resolve; Matthijs de Ligt's gritted-teeth indomitability and Donny van de Beek's dead-eyed finishing.
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As they're meant to be battling, this is Bruce in his heavily armored Batsuit rather than his usual gear (complete with a hilarious expression of his gritted teeth), while Clark's eyes are blazing red as if he's readying a blast of his heat vision.
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Though Sapun had Nasukawa in trouble with a tight-looking armbar, the Japanese striker gritted his teeth and was patient enough to escape the submission attempt before finishing his opponent off with strikes—showing wily submission smarts with a sense of calm belying his mere 18 years.
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"Your words are dividing Americans, not healing them," Mr. Graham said of the president on Wednesday, two days after issuing an instant backslap on Twitter — "Well done Mr. President" — when Mr. Trump gritted through the more explicit denunciation of white supremacists that he seemed to regret hours later.
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After the surgery, Green gritted her teeth through a week of strict bed rest at home, but then pain and heavy bleeding chased her back to the hospital, where she was admitted and given morphine, fentanyl, and laughing gas while the staff waited to see if her labor would hold off.
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After watching back-to-back hardware events — Microsoft cleverly staging its Surface Studio and Surface Dial reveal a day before Apple's Macbook announcement — I found myself writing this sentence through gritted teeth: I think after today we can say something I never thought I'd say:Microsoft is more innovative than Apple.
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Tsitsipas, 20, had looked the man most likely to threaten the establishment this week with dazzling tennis, but Wawrinka proved they will not make way easily as he gritted out a 7-6(6) 5-20153 6-4 3-6 8-6 to set up a clash with Roger Federer.
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This is, disappointingly, still not especially common in MMA—hell, there are still gyms that insist a fighter should just learn to take low kicks with gritted teet—but Ricci was getting his shin or knee in the path of Felder's long, powerful kicks and Felder certainly didn't enjoy it.
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The rivalry between Larry Bird and Magic Johnson was transmitted to the public through sportswriters who typecast Bird as the white country bumpkin who gritted his way to excellence and Johnson as the black, always-smiling savant who whipped up his God-given talents into the best show on the hardwood.
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Lots of people love Frozen, of course, many of whom were likely in the opening weekend audience for Coco; even those who aren't as fond of Frozen might have gritted their teeth and borne it (or made a quick trip to the concession stand) if they knew how long it would be.
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By the time Tuesday night's game between the Sacramento Kings and the Portland Trail Blazers tipped off, Cousins had been steaming for the better part of a week; the feud he'd pursued with the Sacramento Bee over the newspaper's coverage of his brother had just resolved with a $50,000 fine and a gritted-teeth apology.
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But there have been gritted teeth across the state that the one candidate who has drawn by far the most attention, nationally and even internationally, is the one whom pollsters give virtually no chance, whose own party has publicly dismissed as a "hate-filled fraud" and whose unfavorability ratings approach those of North Korea's.
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Despite the controlled setting — an employee of Apple Music speaking with one of the company's biggest celebrity partners — there was honesty that couldn't help but peek through: the way Drake began swallowing words when tiptoeing around why the original version of "Pop Style" that included Kanye West and Jay Z didn't make the album, or his gritted-teeth replies when discussing his occasionally frosty history with the Weeknd, a onetime collaborator.
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"While (Theresa May was able to achieve what she called collective approval from her cabinet to accept the deal, the gritted teeth consensus could well be tested in the coming days," says Michael Hewson, chief market analyst at CMC Markets UK. Financial spreadbetters call the DAX 30-35 points lower, the CAC40 is expected to open 11-15 points lower and the FTSE 100 will be flat to down 28 points, according to IG and CMC Markets UK. (Josephine Mason)
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So far those talks have failed to yield any kind of accord, with Labour policy chiefs saying the government has yet to move from its "red lines", above all over a customs union, which sets tariffs for goods imported into the EU. "Specifically provided we are leaving the European Union then it is important that we compromise, that's what this is about and it is through gritted teeth," said Andrea Leadsom, the Brexit-supporting Leader of the House of Commons, parliament's lower house.
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