He even leered at me once at a black-tie dinner.
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Or maybe just the way she leered at me in the hallways.
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I always felt leered at, like there were predatory eyes on me.
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Some have been grabbed or leered at by a man who is masturbating.
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They stared and leered; one grabbed his crotch; their calls were almost audible.
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He splashed his chips at the dealer and leered at the women, ruining the vibe.
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Thankfully, it turns out that gulls dislike being leered at about as much people do.
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Carlson's attorneys also alleged Ailes repeatedly leered at Carlson and made lewd comments about her appearance.
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"Lookie what we have here," Fidler allegedly leered as Lakshmi was driving up to the set.
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French nudists say their movement's younger members are overwhelmingly men; women are leery of being leered at.
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He similarly leered at the two TSA agents wounded in the attack, James Speer and Tony Grigsby.
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She noticed that he "leered" at her chest, something that he would consistently do while she was there.
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Verhoeven staged his character's sexual assault with a thirsty lens that leered at its victim and sexualized her pain.
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One Black woman came forward today to say that O'Reilly had called her "hot chocolate" and leered at her.
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Green allegedly walked over to them and leered at Edmondson's girlfriend before engaging in another discussion that turned violent.
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Lying to her family and leered at by the police, Alice has no option but to fend for herself.
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Some male fans leered, stared at our breasts and tried to grab us when we posed for photos with them.
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Bloom was representing a Las Vegas dancer who had accused Wynn of sexual misconduct and said he leered at performers.
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Losing the control over the way my body looked when it was going to be leered at really, really bothered me.
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It has seen the long-overdue punishment of some brutish men who had groped and leered their way round their workplaces.
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The lawsuit claims that the men "leered at, groped, sexted, intoxicated and even raped female students," according to The New York Times.
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The three professors — Todd Heatherton, William Kelley and Paul Whalen — "leered at, groped, sexted, intoxicated and even raped female students," the complaint said.
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On the second, Ferguson leered at Harris who took this as the go ahead for the bum's rush he had been wagering his chances on.
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Steve Wynn is legally blind and therefore never could've leered at women he allegedly told to strip to their panties ... so he's suing Lisa Bloom for defamation.
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If the acne and awkwardness of middle school wasn't enough, now I had to add being leered at to my list of things about which to worry.
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"The female guards made me and the other girls strip naked in front of them and leered at us before their showers," she said in her declaration.
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" Over on a sofa covered in red masking tape, a finance type leered as a woman straddled his lap to the fading strains of "Apple Bottom Jeans.
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There was the expected: Men who leered at the female androids during industry showcases, men who had to be watched closely, for fear they'd try to kiss and grope the robots.
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The woman, an unnamed African-American clerical worker at Fox News, alleges that in 2008, O'Reilly leered at her and called her "hot chocolate," her attorney, Lisa Bloom, told the Reporter.
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Patty Jenkins' Wonder Woman demonstrates how a beautiful, feminine, sexy female action hero does not need to be constantly leered at, threatened with rape, or coveted in order to exist on screen.
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He leered at his female employees, groped and kissed them at work functions, left them thank-you notes for wearing miniskirts to the office, and humiliated them when they rejected his advances.
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In a series of tweets in October, shortly after the New York Times published its exposé on Weinstein, Crews tweeted that a "high level Hollywood executive" had groped him and leered at him.
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Reyes claims that, after she denied those requests, Sanchez "leered and stared at [her] in a sexual way," that he entered the guard booth and brushed against her, and also blocked her from exiting.
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I had leered at him, I had touched him, I had been a caricature of myself, I thought, but that isn't true; I had been myself without impediment, maybe that's the way to say it.
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" And when he leered to reporters about Gisele Bundchen before facing Tom Brady and the Patriots, your only response was: "When I saw him marry her [Gisele], Tom went up in my eyes 100 percent.
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He leered over her as she lay on a single bed with greying sheets; on the floor next to her sat a bucket, and placed neatly on a nearby a table was a receipt book.
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Meredith Vieira and Matt Lauer loved sharing a good joke and she had no problem when Matt leered at her and asked her to bend more so he could see her cleavage ... so says Meredith's husband.
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LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton Inc's vice president of legal affairs on Tuesday filed a lawsuit accusing the luxury goods conglomerate of conducting "sham investigations" into her claims that a senior manager leered at her and made inappropriate comments.
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"Yes, I use these laws when I litigate cases, but I also benefit from them when I sit in my office and attend meetings with male coworkers and know that I'm not going to be leered at," Thomas said.
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CHENNAI, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Yamini Karunagaran was on the bus to work in the southern Indian city of Bengaluru when a man sat in a women-only seat where he leered at her, and then followed her when she disembarked.
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I recognize that look from being a 12-year-old getting leered at by grown men, and I'm familiar with it from being given the cold shoulder by other women, deemed a lurid distraction to their boyfriends or their sons.
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This was a woman who had worn the same hairstyle for decades (a bob), and, I'm pretty sure, was the original inspiration for the term "side-eye," for the unapologetic way she leered at people as she passed them in the hallway.
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The video, West told Vanity Fair, was intended to be "a comment on fame," as the title suggests: A night vision camera, positioned as an omniscient bystander, panned and leered over the vulnerable, assembled bodies of the most famous people in popular culture.
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In docs, obtained by TMZ, Wynn says during his 20s he was diagnosed with a rare degenerative eye disease and he's been legally blind for almost 2 decades ... meaning it's impossible he leered at dancers for the show, Showstoppers, at Encore Theater from 2014 through 2016.
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In her classic "The Web of Love" clip Lansing manages multiple costume changes despite being trapped in an enormous spider web; sultriness and entry-level BDSM do not trump the embarrassment of the jungle scene, where she is naked in a boiling cauldron and being leered at by a witch doctor.
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Mr. Freeman was the subject of a CNN report in May in which he was accused of inappropriate behavior and sexual harassment by several women, all of them anonymous, except for one of the story's reporters, Chloe Melas, who wrote that Mr. Freeman had leered and made lewd comments at her.
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They leap into his swimming pool and splash about, and it's heartening to find Debie's camera, which leered so sweatily over teen-age flesh in "Spring Breakers," rejoicing in these used and busted bodies—even shifting into slow motion, and thus granting the men the kind of leisure that the harrying years have denied them.
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Once, while I was standing with my current partner on a mostly empty subway platform, a man asked us if we were dating, and when we denied it (to get rid of him), he literally chased us around the platform; thankfully, a train pulled up and we were able to get on it, but he leered at us through the window until the subway pulled out of the station.
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A young woman, Iris, runs away to the big city on her eighteenth birthday. She moves in with an architect and decides to become a veterinarian. With an inheritance she buys an existing clinic in a backwoods town where Iris is leered at by the men, scorned by the women. Cruel jokes and gossip eventually lead to violence.
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Feminists and anti-rape activists often highlight systemic problems with the way police handle interviewing and questioning victims. "Victims report being leered at, humiliated, and harassed by the policemen they called for help. To many women, the police often seem more interested in explicit sexual details than in catching the rapist."Gager, Nancy and Schurr, Cathleen.
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Sora Naegino is a young Japanese girl with great acrobatic talent who travels to Los Angeles, California in hopes of auditioning for the Kaleido Stage, a world-famous circus which has mesmerized her since childhood. However, she runs into difficulties as soon as she arrives. She gets lost on her way to the Stage, is leered at by a mysterious stranger, and has her bag stolen by a thief. Employing her acrobatic skills, Sora chases down the criminal.
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" He described how "Lamb wiggled his satin flares- encased bum, thrust out his crotch and leered at the camera with a mischievous look in his eyes (and all the little girls understood). [Gock] dashed around the set in stack-heeled boots and glam threads, with peroxided streaks in his flowing, jet-black hair. [Lum] hammed it up in a serious kind of way. [Pailthorpe] cheerfully revealed his goofy, gap-toothed grin whenever the camera panned across his face.
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The women asked what crimes Bruce had committed. As a prank, Bruce leered at the girls and replied "unmentionable sexual practices" – upon which they ran away in alarm. After ten days on the road, near a small prison camp used for farm labour, they were arrested by a soldier who followed them on a bike with another guard and a civilian. This soldier, who just three weeks previously worked as a guard at Spangenberg, recognised Tunstall.
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Over the ample seat in the centre, with a high reredos, two great wings spread off from the central division. All was white marble and jade, liberally sculptured according to the canons of Chinese art. Along the top lay and leered dragons, each one "swinging the scaly horror of his folded tail" toward the central seat, his head projecting outward in the air. Below the throne were the three steps, on the broad second one of which the suppliant performed the nine prostrations or knocks of the head.
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Although he is torn by the demands of those around him, his producer wants salacious storylines and his sister craves something more edifying. Federico decides to recreate the Biblical story of Susanna, where she nakedly bathes and is leered at by two older men Meanwhile, Marianna (Cucinotta) is a peasant sorceress, that finds her powers redundant against the new powers of film technology. Federico becomes attracted to Marianna, but he is also mesmerized by Beatrice, a visiting writer (Parillaud).The Trick in the Sheet - Film Review The Hollywood Reporter.
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In Wes Craven's original script for A Nightmare on Elm Street, Nancy Thompson was initially named Nancy Wilson. In the scene in which Tina, Nancy, and Glen are at Tina's house, Nancy describes a dream in which Freddy Krueger leered at her obscenely. Soon afterwards, when conversing with Glen, Nancy shows an earlier interest (at least when compared to the actual film) into why her and Tina dreamed of the same individual. While Nancy's character differs little than the actual film, the original script has scenes that emphasize her headstrong nature.
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Some reviewers claim that the game's portrayal of women is misogynistic. Chris Plante of Polygon felt that the supporting female characters were constructed on stereotypes, and wrote that the game's "treatment of women is a relic from the current generation". Todd Martens of the Los Angeles Times considered the satirical portrayals of women uncreative, and added that violent and sexist themes hurt the game experience. Edge noted that while "every female in the game exists solely to be sneered, leered or laughed at", it treated its all-male lead characters in a similar vein through their stereotyped tendencies towards violence.
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According to Hollandersky's autobiography, Ortega, "backed away, leered at me, and then deliberately raised his leg and kicked me in the belly". One account indicates the blow was from a raised knee.The final blow was a knee to the belly in "Abe the Newsboy Again Whips Ortega", Hartford Courant, Hartford, Connecticut, pg. 16, 21 August 1913 After calling a foul for the low blow, the referee ended the bout, and Hollandersky retained the Panamanian Heavyweight Title.Hollandersky, Abe (1953). The Life Story of Abe the Newsboy, Hero of a Thousand Fights, Published by Abraham Hollandersky, Los Angeles, All of Chapter 17.
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