"I hate myself, I think Americans are whack," he mutters.
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"She just has the Jennergy," Jordyn mutters as party chatter.
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"'You're good with princesses,' they said," he mutters to himself.
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"Poor chump, wasn't his night," Weegee mutters of the body.
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"The rich pay to poison themselves with this shit," she mutters.
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He returns it after writing something down, mutters thanks, leaves bar.
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"Good people" Louie mutters to himself thoughtfully as he waves goodbye.
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When Célestine is especially mistreated, she mutters insults under her breath.
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It mutters deferentially when what you want is a rebel yell.
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"Greece has more cartels than Colombia," Frankie, a transplanted Athenian, mutters.
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"Motherfucker," Simon mutters, as the warm feelings of the chorus dissipate.
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"Give me one second," he mutters before scurrying upstairs to collect himself.
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All of this is ours, he mutters, gesturing to all of it.
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"The Cannibal," she mutters when Wolfgang shows her a picture of Whispers.
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She mutters something about that being delightful and makes her way upstairs.
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She mutters "I'm so fucking cold," under her breath to a friend.
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"Sorry pal" McIlroy mutters when he accidentally bumps into me whilst stretching.
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"We don't need another monster in the house," someone mutters off-camera.
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"I needed a car more than I needed a painting," James mutters.
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He mutters something about mental fortitude, then paddles out to the break.
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"I was supposed to be a journalist," Jay mutters, looking at the knife.
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"Oh, no," someone mutters as nervous laughter spreads across the Marriott Marquis ballroom.
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The kid who mutters, "What the fudge" is my favorite because literally, same.
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"Good job, boys," she mutters as she takes their blaster and walks away.
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"He deserves more than that," she mutters as his escape limo darts away.
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Not every word an adviser mutters will be subject to the fiduciary rule.
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"Shut up," he mutters at his mate, who says the same thing back.
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"His day will come," mutters Sonny as the criminal disappears behind an elevator.
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"Iinziin," she mutters, harkening back to a word scribbled somewhere in Becky's ghoulish notes.
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"I just want to go back to work again for my family," Aziz mutters.
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" The younger woman mutters, "Yeah, it sucks they still drug-test at my job.
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"In my dream I smell the barbeque," he mutters to himself, surrounded by suburbia.
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"I do not like where this is headed," Boo mutters, speaking for us all.
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Someone trips across one, grabs my shoulder to steady themselves, and mutters an apology.
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"I know just the place …" she mutters to herself before tapping out a reply.
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"Give every goldfish a robot," she mutters, much to the concern of everyone within earshot.
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"This is like some Twilight Zone shit," his friend mutters nearby as they walk away.
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And Davos does the exact same thing: he mutters his correction, then changes the subject.
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Instead he mutters, "Okay, fine," and the game keeps moving and the laughs keep coming.
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"You're gonna hate me …" he mutters sheepishly, his voice barely audible over the clanging silverware.
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She pauses, mutters the words "these wretched little cans down here," and then she sighs.
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"This is the only country in the world that wonders what it is," he mutters.
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"It is done," mutters Juno, as he walks off to, presumably, do some world taking.
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The most discourteous thing that happens is Madeline mutters "she's psycho" as Mary Louise walks away.
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"It's too much for one man," mutters one of them as the delegation tours the rooms.
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"There are always lessons in failures," Jaime mutters, humble in his hollow victory over the Reach.
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"Opposition's bad," mutters Shodir, a middle-aged man from Samarkand, who dismisses the regime's foes as "maniacs".
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"It is hard raising a mixed-race girl waiting for her skin to darken," Jimmy Lee mutters.
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"I saw, I saw," he mutters, his eyes wide, though it is unclear what he saw exactly.
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"Did he bring his guitar?" someone mutters as Jed and Hannah skip off to explore the city.
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"If we were still in China, I'd be at the bottom of a river somewhere," Alex mutters.
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"The business with the shower?" one official mutters during a flashback as they discuss their potential exposure.
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"I would be seen as a fearsome brute," he mutters, as if hoping Claire will contradict him.
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"How is he ever going to find a girl if he wears pants like that?" mutters Uncle Chan.
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There's a recognizable desperation to Lenny's pleas, such as when he mutters "God's infinite silence" like a spell.
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It's like when your mum mutters aloud words as she thinks things, but Cher is also tweeting them immediately.
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"Oh my God," Jim Delgado mutters over the comms, "hello Mighty I." He's finally glimpsed his unicorn, the USS Independence.
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"There's no order without second round exits," he mutters, over and over, at a homemade shelf full of obscene thimbles.
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Jonas works silently, but Matthew mutters to himself, little huhs and ohs that don't indicate anything to anyone but him.
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That's when one of their guides mutters "These violent delights have violent ends," and swiftly kills Nicholas with a rifle.
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In the video, Trump mutters his catchphrase, "You're fired," before releasing a missile that makes the CNN logo dramatically explode.
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"It's all gone to hell," the 72-year-old mutters as the early glimmer of dawn lights up the waters.
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When a rescue team finally shows up, the Man in Black mutters, "You underestimate me, Ford," and guns them down.
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As soon as he mentions deportations, the speaker mutters that this isn't happening—it's not acceptable—and calls for security.
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" After Jackson tells him she "can't be in a marriage moving by myself," Pierre mutters: "Maybe we shouldn't be together then.
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" She also mutters this classic: "What's the difference between me holding bones in my hands and throwing them on the floor?
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He mutters some cryptic lines about two fathers who are actually one father plus a reflection, but Elsie quickly terminates him.
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The only waft of Trump I get is from a bloke sitting near me who mutters something racist under his breath.
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"We're gonna die out here," Tami mutters more than once, which only makes her courage and resilience all the more stirring.
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From the looks on the Capcom reps' faces, my yelps and mutters of "Nope" hadn't been as quiet as I'd hoped.
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There's the customer, for example, who anchors himself at the checkout and mutters in what sounds like heavy-metal vomit vocals.
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Thorp mutters notes into a voice recorder while he walks through the mountains looking for bees -- listing the flowers and the insects.
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But as a fearful academic in Dhaka mutters: "What they don't realise is that the biggest threat is their own unbridled power."
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Aarskog scans the footage—masses of salmon swimming in circles like glittering cyclones—and mutters what I take to be Norwegian profanities.
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"Dumba—," he mutters, before turning to face his girlfriend to call her an "idiot" in front of the rest of the group.
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"You clearly don't need any help from me to tank your career," Chuck mutters, and it's hard to quibble with that one.
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As trouble rears its head, he mutters, "Looks like I picked the wrong week to quit smoking" (and lights up a cigarette).
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From his vantage point watching the action, the queen's Hand mutters, "Flee, you idiot," before the dragon nearly engulfs Jamie in fire.
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"Now he's collecting evidence from the crime scene," one of the waitresses mutters to her colleague in Hungarian, as I take pictures upstairs.
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Annie, sitting alone in the row where she had previously sat with Mae, looks visibly disheveled and mutters to herself like a madwoman.
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"I'm sorry, no, you can go," she mutters, stepping on and off the sidewalk, as the driver shoots her a confused, annoyed look.
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"This is just my tenderness/My wretchedness/I'm a pessimist," he mutters—and also, as he's mentioned before, a poltergeist: an invisible disruptor.
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As soon as the judge starts talking, the interpreter mutters along, not waiting for the sentence to be over before beginning to translate.
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"Oh fuck, oh fuck, oh fuck," mutters Nick as he tries to step onto the moving floor without actually shitting his running leggings.
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"Well fuck me gently with a chainsaw," Cox's Veronica mutters when she hears she's being summoned, an echo of the original film's famous line.
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The narrator of "Graceless," who sounds like he's slipping into addiction, is numb and resigned: "God loves everybody, don't remind me," he mutters disdainfully.
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The first Deadpool only touched on this with a throwaway bit in which a guy mutters, "Fucking mutants," after dealing with some of them.
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But as he prepares to head out the door to his car, Yule mutters the one takeaway that's worth holding on to for now.
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"Today, the Rebellion dies," mutters Iden, after purposely getting captured by a group of rebels, allowing her to covertly sabotage an intercepted Empire transmission.
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Allie explains this to Will, and then mutters "you've been weighed in the balance and found wanting" under her breath, so you KNOW it's important.
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Rick mopes and mutters through an elegantly appointed malaise, wandering the desert in an Armani jacket and driving aimlessly in his midnight-blue vintage convertible.
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"Is she really going out with him?" mutters singer Dave Vanian, before Captain Sensible and Rat Scabies lurch into a cacophony of unearthly, frantic rhythms.
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When the trainer pushes so hard against her that Annie finally snaps and mutters "fuck you" quietly under her breath, the trainer lashes out at her.
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"I don't know how Claire does it," he mutters on the way out, prompting Frank to call him ungrateful and insist upon being called Mr. President.
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Earl has lost his farm, the business having shifted to e-commerce florists — "Damn internet, it ruins everything," he mutters — and he's lost his family, too.
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"Give me a cigarette, my nerves bad," Wayne mutters at one point; "I just keep my head up and my nuts, let 'em hang," he says later.
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" The president also retweeted an image of himself surfing a massive red wave, while a panicked donkey on top of a small blue puddle mutters repeatedly, "Blue wave!
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Even the dedicated Allanon (whose name distractingly conjures up an entirely different kind of support group) mutters that being a druid isn't a choice, it's an enforced calling.
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"If I was a man, they wouldn't be doing this to me," she mutters to Rachel; it's true, but it's also an oddly hopeless sentiment for this shark.
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"Me "Yes"7yr old mutters to herself "Jesus Christ" â€" kelly oxford (@kellyoxford) November 20, 2015 She also gets politics, even though she's 11 years too young to vote.
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Coco has the uneviable task of fielding any and all questions related to race in AP. "When did I become the white whisperer?" she mutters to Muffy (Caitlin Carver).
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The first voice you hear on Spiritualized's Ladies and Gentlemen We Are Floating in Space isn't his, but hers: Radley mutters the album's titular words completely devoid of emotion.
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"Put on your poker face, Brotha," he mutters before trying the speech as the director asked; Mr. Cobb is quite expert at showing us how that approach must fail.
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Carina mutters, "To command the power of the sea, all must divide," somehow deducing that if she destroys the trident, it will break every ocean-related curse in the world.
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He mutters something about John Kerry, and then goes off the record, to suggest, in effect, that the world of the Sunni Arabs that the American establishment built has collapsed.
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He mutters and whispers, sighs and fidgets, and turns Benedict from a presumed villain into an almost tragic figure, a brilliant theoretical mind tethered to a complex and troubled soul.
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The patent now belongs to Bruce Dern, who grumbles and mutters and squints into the sun in a performance that is as recognizable as the cover of a favorite song.
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It's immediately followed by "Tell Me," a haunted song about the endless quest for achievement ("This city really got me," he mutters) that's gifted with an appropriately ghostly dancehall-inflected beat.
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" Yet when Stingy mutters about the state of the nation, Addie says, "Let a ruthless dictator be in your face day in and day out … see what it does to you.
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The last decade has seen the sort of shift in the conversation on race that's probably left the guy in the pub who mutters about "Britain for the real Brits" reeling.
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"That's a lot of women," my Uber driver mutters as we round the corner outside the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington DC. I look out the window to see he's right.
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He's been following The Boring Company closely, and when Musk speaks at the event, mutters the next beat of the speech under his breath about two sentences before Musk says it out loud.
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Dakota Johnson mutters "Hold my beer" while releasing a string of weirdly-specific pink and blue balloons at her Hollywood Hills birthday party igniting rumors that she is pregnant with boyfriend Chris Martin.
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Even this backfires; when she calls him out as an Eye, he admits it and then mutters, "Go to bed before I report you," a bone-dry joke with a weary threat beneath.
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"I'm gonna be the story," she mutters after Trump lashes out at her in the wake of moderating a debate, as support from the network appears to waver, despite assurances to the contrary.
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At the same moment that he pulled her unconscious body from the car wreck, he says, the world was devastated by an attack: "I'm not sure yet if it's chemical or nuclear," he mutters.
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"If it were easy, I would not be famous," Poirot mutters, playing off the meta aspects of this familiar staple of movies and TV, while devoting less time grousing about being mistaken for a Frenchman.
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"This is how it starts," the father, Herman Levin (Morgan Spector), mutters as he takes it all in on the radio, as apprehension rises for his wife, Elizabeth (Zoe Kazan), and their two young sons.
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Saul laughs about this, saying that holding onto nostalgia is "just the way it is," noting that he's probably going to turn into one of those dads who mutters about how things were 'better in our day.
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Yinka mutters a series of curses under her breath, masked only by the occasional sounds of delight from the child in the sunny playroom and the football commentary from the TV. There is music blasting from Ayoola's room.
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One-percenter stuff aside, Kim is us with our makeup bag: She rocks out to classic playlists, frets over lighting, mutters to herself here and there, flubs lash-curling, stresses over time, and questions her winged eyeliner skills.
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Gary Oldman, with twinkling eyes and prosthetic jowl, mutters and blusters, thumb in vest and cigar in hand, while a fine supporting cast (including Lily James, Kristin Scott Thomas and Ben Mendelsohn) goes through various motions of Englishness.
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The last minute of the video is dedicated to a reflection on the choices made in the previous 13 minutes, and she mutters, "I hope none of you are gonna go out and get a face tat," then pauses.
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The woman who mutters under her breath about how I'm "taking advantage" fails to realize that the roads she drives on, the school her children attend, and the park they play in are all funded by taxpayers as well — including me.
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And the final number — 10 — was the number of times Chapman missed the strike zone in his first 14 pitches of a difficult ninth inning, drawing mutters from many of the same people who had oohed and aahed over Stanton's blast.
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The Jesus Lizard, formed in 1987 and intermittently reunited since a breakup in 1999, is fronted by David Yow, who snarls, mutters and screams lyrics full of humanity's darker impulses; sooner or later, he usually launches himself into the audience.
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The first prognosis at 6pm local time had been even lower, the crowd at the CSU rally at the Bavarian state parliament in Munich standing silent, but for a few mutters, as it was read out on the giant screen before them.
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"They have been talking of nothing but Ram, Ram all these years, and now they ask us to stop?" mutters Swaroopanand Saraswati, the head of two of Hinduism's most prestigious monasteries, as a pair of young acolytes flick yak-tail fly whisks.
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" Hunched over his laptop, he mutters a version that won't make it to the show — "Shooting off at the mouth, shooting from the hip, shooting the shit" — before he gets stuck and trails off into, "Shooting something, shooty shooty shooty shooty shot.
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"I'm not good when exposed to people," Bernadette mutters early on, a condition that becomes increasingly uncomfortable -- and its roots, eventually, clearer -- as the story progresses, building toward a vacation that she really doesn't want to take, squiring her kid to Antarctica.
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Sometimes, it's not even necessary to mention the name—its power makes one laugh: A drunkard mutters at voices in his head: I know who's to blame for why everything's so bad... why there's no food, no clothes, why we can't travel.
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And now we've sold them out to a Turkish strongman who takes Americans hostage, locks up his political opponents by the thousands, makes common cause with Hamas, mutters anti-Semitic garbage, blackmails Europe, attempts to steal elections and builds a gigantic palace for himself.
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Considering that Tywin would have suggested the Red Wedding by this point — he mutters some suspicious assurances about Jaime Lannister's (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) safety two episodes earlier — it seems like the Sansa-Tyrion marriage pact was Tywin's big plan to maintain dominance over Winterfell and Highgarden.
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As his Venezuelan-born husband, the artist Jesus Salgueiro, mutters about Mr. Smith's driving skills, and the four children the couple adopted a couple of years ago run through a field like free-range chickens, the only logical thought is that this must be reality television.
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"He drew a bath and floated there / He cares a lot / We're strictly speaking self-care," she sings between some jagged edges; "I'm blessed, I am a witch / And I float above everyone who would do harm on me," she mutters later, making sure that nobody fucks with her.
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"715 (Creeks)" presents his voice alone, naked and unaccompanied, except when little bubbles of double-tracked electronic air erupt through his pharynx, elongating vowels, warping consonants, and stretching out the contours of natural singing until one's conscious mind mutters ironic distance and the unconscious writhes at the earnest expression of pain.
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" But the line I won't forget comes from a guy leaving the rally, alone, who shout-mutters, if such a thing is possible, "Hey, I'm not paying for your shit, I'm not paying for your college, so you go to Hell, go to work, go to Hell, suck a dick.
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Los Angeles Rams (26-22) — It's not going to happen, but the idea of a disheveled Jeff Fisher alone in a shack watching what is mostly the same roster he had last season continue to advance in the playoffs while he mutters "22-27…21-21" to himself is a fun image.
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"It's hard to know how much you DO kind of pick up on?" she trails off, perhaps leaving this quandary open-ended forever… As the ladies prep for the rose ceremony, Amanda dares to talk about her children, prompting a royal fuckup from Olivia: "It's like an episode of Teen Mom," she mutters not once but twice, potentially digging her own rose-petaled grave.
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Whether it's the way that every single time JoeysWorldTour lustily mutters "muchachos" (it sends a chill down our spine) or the realization that the man is basically the ungodly combination of Alex Jones and Tim Heidecker, JoeysWorldTour ASMR Cringe Challange [sic] will leave you with the feeling that you've lost something or someone dear to you, while simultaneously making your insides scream like a horcrux.
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Dead air in airThe anniversary of languageholds you back againstbucolic dreaming, down streamfrom here is runninga miraculous color, elegy bursts like a ribbon in airThinking again of the Square todayBold sky, passing episodes of cloudVegetation mutters in the Far West A column of ghostsgoes lilac over timeFamiliar song looping overheadLines pressed in air Wendy Xu is the author, most recently, of PHRASIS, one of The New York Times Book Review's Ten Best Poetry Books of 2017.
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