Eyes squinted, mouth pursed, he bent over slowly and bowed.
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The pursed lips, the terrified eyes, the strange, strained posture.
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Steve pursed his lips and thought for a long time.
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When I brought up the subject, Corkin pursed her lips.
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The tension in his face gathers in his pursed mouth.
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Glaze lacquers her veil, pouring down her face into pursed lips.
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She pursed her lips and put her hands over her chest.
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With pursed lips, they scream for pollination — with color, not sound.
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And then his face turned angry and he pursed his lips.
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The two men ran towards the river and the agent pursed them.
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His face was serious behind his steel-rimmed glasses, his lips pursed.
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" (She pursed her lips hard, incarnating Allen's angry daughter.) "It's so great!
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At times, he blinked rapidly, his lips pursed and his nostrils flared.
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Her eyes widened, her lips pursed, and she didn't say another thing.
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It was her reaction, when she rolled her eyes and pursed her lips.
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Kai bent over the bowl, pursed her lips over the pipette, and blew.
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I pursed my lips and blew visible breath as though it were smoke.
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Swift pursed her lips and looked away as her lawyer recounted the episode.
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" Walking In Argentina Ivanka's body language: "Her lips are slightly pursed and soured.
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The city has not paid the fine while the lawsuit was being pursed.
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Then Trump pursed his lips and seemed to have his air kiss rejected.
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Closed and slightly pursed, they suggest silence in the face of the unspeakable.
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Trump put his head down, pursed his lips and looked in the opposite direction.
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His sandy hair, his pursed lips, his "there is literally nobody in here" eyes.
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On Thursday, Damond leaned on Castile for support, eyes closed and lips pursed shut.
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Her lips seemed perpetually pursed in disapproval, and she could chill at a glance.
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Macesic pursed his lips as he looked at the advancing front of the infection.
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For example, if someone has a furrowed brow and pursed lips, it means they're angry.
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Pallavi pursed her lips and added a no solicitation sign to her mental shopping list.
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" Mackay said this strategy was pursed by the company for simplicity: "The responsibility is high.
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"Nothing worthwhile is ever achieved without sacrifice," she scolds, her pillow lips pursed with determination.
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I pursed my swollen lips together and curled up on the couch considering the exchange.
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It's always the pursed lips or the almost-squinty eyes … It's what we call 'the smolder.
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Then, bending his face toward me, he pursed his lips together, and made a kissing sound.
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Jeff Bezos takes a lot of flak as a tight-pursed capitalist, and for good reason.
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Smallness oozed from his petulant pout; it was all that would fit between those pursed lips.
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Kloey stuck out her tongue, Candace pursed her lips and Grace wore a wide-eyed grin.
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She's also got a specific image picked out for her mini Trump, pursed lips and all.
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Pelosi, clad in white as an homage to women's suffrage, shook her head and pursed her lips.
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She pursed her lips and allowed her hand to casually fall on another fellow's butt to demonstrate.
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Throughout it all, Kavanaugh sat silently, watching the verbal volleying with his lips pursed and eyebrows furrowed.
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" He pursed his lips, and gazed sadly at the sea: "That's what saved me, helping these children.
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Shelley Moore Capito was asked about her thoughts, she only pursed her lips and would not answer.
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His pursed lips, reddened cheeks and bald head blaze like gaudy jewels, rippling with pinks and blues.
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Another said he repeatedly grabbed her in the office and forced his tongue against her pursed lips.
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" She pursed her lips a moment and then said, "Do you have anything for the other children?
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Cohen pursed his lips and raised his eyebrows and tilted his head back and forth in consideration.
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Mária's wintry persona — her expressionless face, constantly pursed lips, and inflectionless voice — hide her rudimentary fear of physicality.
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Like daughter Kylie Jenner's huge handbag closet, Jenner keeps all of her pursed lined up neatly on display.
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One eye is closed, and his hand, blackened with industrial muck, holds a cigarette up to pursed lips.
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In it, Trump's distinctive blonde hair, wispy eyebrows and pursed lips merge with Putin's nose and blue eyes.
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The barman's looking at me hard now through thin, pursed lips, with his hands outstretched in contemptuous expectation.
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Perched like an eagle in a swivel chair, Hagatha glared at me with beady eyes and tightly pursed lips.
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In the last photo, her face is scrunched up — eyes closed, mouth pursed like she just ate a lemon.
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"Go away," I said hoarsely, but the wooden door slowly creaked open and there, Amèlie stood, pale, lips pursed.
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Other factors that play a role are choice of college major and the type of profession pursed after graduation.
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Ms Harvey enchants with her portrayal of the proud but vulnerable Hortense, her pursed lips occasionally cracked by tears.
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Atlantic City is a giant bubble that was blown into existence by the pursed lips of the GOP nominee.
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Facebook offers him a vision of alternate lives, options he could have pursed, all that he could have had.
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The gynecologist's voice was steady and detached, but her lips pursed in a condescending smirk and her eyes gleamed.
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" Her privileged classmates, with their expensive clothes and Moleskine notebooks, "had quotations pursed between their lips like peregrine fruits.
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Once upon a time she might have sat in Benjamin Franklin's lap and pursed her lips for a selfie.
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Ms. Sanders, granted a seat of honor on the dais, limited her reaction to an arched eyebrow and pursed lips.
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Republican Representatives Darrell Issa and Trey Gowdy join the pile-on and blast Jaczko, who sits in pursed-lip silence.
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Knife-edge abs, golden complexion, pursed lips, tiny physiques; I dig deeper into the pit of misery and self-loathing.
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Chugging around the track, I caught sight of Kushner as she bore down on Remy, her lips pursed in concentration.
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She has a large blue tattoo of pursed lips on the right side of her neck and a nose ring.
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What was she thinking about, with that determined look, her lips slightly pursed and her eyes almost closed in meditation?
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When Mr. Meisel heard news of the verdict, he said nothing, but blew a sigh out from between pursed lips.
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Dressed in red and black trousers, Styles pursed his lips about the potential audition, not conclusively confirming or denying the rumor.
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Cabello chimed in with one of her own: a black-and-white photo of a young Mendes with his lips pursed. .
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Best moment: When she pursed her lips to apply lipstick in a mirror, only to reveal her dad in the reflection.
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Indeed, the German press went wild when, with Merkel sitting mutely, her lips pursed, Trump took off in Brussels against Germany.
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Streep was dressed in orange-face makeup, a blonde wig and suit with a bright red tie, posing with pursed lips.
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Trump was that hostile-jaunty guy in the big flappy suit, with the vaudeville hair, the pursed lips, and the glare.
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The three women, matriarchs of the families with whom we shared the communal apartment, nodded at one another and pursed their lips.
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It's partly a result of advanced animated features like blinking eyes, a pursed mouth than can suck a pacifier, and flailing arms.
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"I'm from Liverpool," he said, and I imagined him kissing me when he pursed his lips to pronounce his place of origin.
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Now me, she ordered, and her little sister's face pursed in concentration and the lipstick tickled on her own cheeks and lips.
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Getty even caught the former One Directioner in full-on Burt Bacharach moves: pursed lips with his arms shimmying at his side.
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Now he grimaced, squinted, nodded, pursed his lips, sniffed, huffed and interrupted, becoming, over the night, an agitated man in a box.
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Donald figured that other applicants would take a similar STEM path, so he pursed an economics degree at Carleton College in Minnesota.
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Then, Leonard did begin to move—his lips pursed and his jaw opened and closed, like he was chewing on something sticky.
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Now the words that fall from Trump's pursed lips or, often misspelled, onto his Twitter feed are trite or false or meaningless.
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Travolta plays Shapiro as an Easter Island head of fatuousness, with Spock eyebrows and pursed lips, trailing famous names like bread crumbs.
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They are also elegantly composed and as rigorously quiet as the pursed lips of a schoolmarm keeping watch during classroom reading time.
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Koma, 30, also posted a Boomerang video of the couple at the same table, both staring into each other's eyes with pursed smiles.
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A far cry from signature toothy grin of today, in this picture, Ellen is giving what looks like a forced, pursed lip smile.
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To her left: Philippe Etienne, a veteran French diplomat, and Uwe Corsepius, Angela Merkel's dry-as-dust European affairs supremo, lips sceptically pursed.
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The new Bachelor didn't divulge the name of the woman on the receiving end of his pursed pout, but he did tell E!
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There's a pretty face in front of you and it's slowly approaching your own, lips pursed, a gentle blush spreading across their cheeks.
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Father Charles watched in fascination the girlishness of the gesture, the way she tilted her head to one side and pursed her lips.
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Whether she's playing a singer or a psychiatrist or a call girl, her wide, blue, amply lined eyes and pursed lips radiate intensity.
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Nevertheless, I pursed my lips whenever laughter gathered in my throat and forced myself to walk when my feet begged me to run.
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Though Pelosi was reluctant to discuss the matter with me, it was obvious from her pursed lips what she thought of Nadler's comments.
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Throughout the court hearing, Mr. Parmar's mother pressed her clenched fists to her pursed lips and rubbed her face with a gray scarf.
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Nobody played the pansy better than Franklin Pangborn, who with his pursed lips and precision double takes could be a proto-Jack McFarland.
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His auto-da-fey stylings — twinkle-toes pirouettes and pursed-lip mincing — ought to be offensive but somehow wind up as poetry instead.
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"By pressing the gums like this, you're pushing the blood to the surface and releasing tight, pursed lips, so they naturally inflate," she explained.
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A curly heart-shaped wig paired with no eyebrows, exaggerated cheek bones, long nails, buck teeth and a perpetually pursed pucker completed the look.
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Not only do you have to master the dress, the wave and the pursed lips, but you also get thrown into endless ridiculous scenarios.
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But while many believed Pelosi's pursed-lipped gesture to be sarcastic, Pelosi, told reporters on Wednesday that she was sincerely cheering in that moment.
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I pursed my lips at myself in the mirror, wrinkling my nasty scab, as I pulled on a sequined top before the first party.
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Pursed by Bear is a range of wines from the actor and grape-lover MacLachlan, in collaboration with Dunham Cellars in Walla Walla, Washington.
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Mostly, though, he stood still and made his serious singer-at-work face: lips pursed, nostrils flaring slightly, eyes trained on the middle distance.
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Asked if she had a message for the President, Daniels put her hands on her hips, cocked her head, pursed her lips and smiled.
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Get ready for 10 hours of pursed lips and piercing glares, which is exactly as wild as I like to get on a Sunday.
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Then she filled her mouth again and pursed her blue-painted lips close to the faces of viewers in the small Chocolate Factory theater.
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" Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said through pursed lips that he "was not going to comment on every up and down with this president.
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For about a minute, you could hear Vonn taking forceful, staccato breaths repeatedly, and making a "whoosh"-ing noise as she exhaled through pursed lips.
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In the distance, an advertisement painted on the side of a brick building showed a young girl, lips pursed as if to send a wish.
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In addition, the backlighting reveals that the young woman is now holding a small white rectangle behind her back, pursed between thumb and index finger.
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And Red Hour has created the Blue Steel Selfie Studio, so fans can share their version of Derek's signature pursed-lip, drawn-in-cheek stare.
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In fact, when they met, Davis was just finishing up a six-month assignment of protecting a child being pursed by assassins, on Putin's orders.
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"Caitlyn still has a member, so that is not a –" Williams then paused again, pursed her lips and turned to two of her producers offstage.
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Rihanna poses on Instagram, lips pursed, come-hither stare firmly in place, wearing a set of yellow, high-waisted underwear and a comfy, matching bralette.
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I kept finding her teeth with my tongue, or going in for a mouth-half-open kiss, only to land on her pursed-shut lips.
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His first mature one, done in Oslo in 1886, pictures the 23-year-old artist as a solid, self-confident looker, lips pursed, eyes wandering.
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She pursed acting after graduation, until a forthright acting coach told her she would never get cast, and ought to do a one-woman show.
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This reality star pursed her lips for this pouty social media shot ... can you guess which member of the dash squad these luscious lips belong to?
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BROOKLINE, N.H. — Jeanne Cleveland, a retired teacher, pursed her lips sourly at the mention of his name and tried to summarize her distaste in diplomatic terms.
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The comedian has been at the center of a political comedy tornado since he first pursed his lips into a Donald Trump impression back in 2016.
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After leaving home, the two parted ways; while Nikolai pursed music, Simon studied dance and culinary arts before landing at the Rhode Island School of Design.
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A photo of Mr. Pagourtzis shows a young man with heavy black eyebrows and a backward baseball cap, staring at the camera with lips slightly pursed.
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Five years after that, Miloš Forman made a flamboyant film out of Shaffer's material, with F. Murray Abraham playing Salieri as a suave, pursed-lipped malefactor.
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This Kardashian pursed her pecker while posing at a recent press tour ... Can you guess which member of the Kardashian krew this polished pair belongs to?
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In a second photo, posted to celebrate her 8-year anniversary with BFF Anastasia Karanikolaou, the mother of one pursed her lips and posed for the camera.
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" The Speaker, dressed in white along with other House colleagues to represent the women's suffrage movement, pursed her lips, furrowed her brow and mouthed, "That's not true.
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During your next game of word association with Donald Trump, tiny hands, orange skin and pursed lips might not be the first things that come to mind.
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The artist — whose real name is Nina Wright — primarily paints badass women in a pink ski masks (a la Pussy Riot) with long eyelashes and pursed lips.
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In a new Instagram photo, Bieber and Manson are seen posing, both with their lips pursed as the pop star used his phone to snap a selfie.
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I remember my teacher, whom I will call by her title Kumu, looking at my kaholo with pursed lips and a quizzical expression, but not saying anything.
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The "energy dominance" strategy pursed by the Trump administration has focused on keeping the national economy free from coercion by nations that use resources as economic weapons.
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The social worker narrowed his eyes and pursed his lips and tapped a finger to his chin and nodded and opened the question up to the group.
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Cardinal Pell, who stood stone-faced with lips pursed when his sentence was read aloud, will not be eligible for parole for three years and eight months.
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Throughout the day, he wore what some around him had taken to calling his golf face: angry and pissed off, shoulders hunched, arms swinging, brow furled, lips pursed.
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"The vultures and hyenas always share their carcass meal," says Bobby with a pursed grin, but he'll be damned if this fop will feast off his diminished status.
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I just looked at him and let him look at me until he nodded, lips pursed, and turned away, placing the side of his head against the window.
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Around 1650, the 30-something Murillo painted himself as an ambitious young painter with pursed lips and arched eyebrows, staring out incongruously from a block of ancient marble.
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Around 1650, the 6400-something Murillo painted himself as an ambitious young painter with pursed lips and arched eyebrows, staring out incongruously from a block of ancient marble.
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As Republicans cheered and Trump turned to exit the podium, Pelosi stood in the background, lips pursed, and tore through the president's words a few pages at a time.
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"We are gratified by the energy and resolve with which he has pursed the President's agenda and for his decades of unwavering support for law enforcement," the statement read.
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Hands fiddling and lips pursed, Woodward stares forward, deadpan, undoubtedly realizing that these are the last moments he has before he is sentenced to nine years in state prison.
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In episode 8, after being told by her son, King Tommen, that there would no longer be trial by combat in King's Landing, Cersei, through pursed lips, addresses Qyburn.
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It is a pleasingly compact white brick of a book, whose cover bears a blurry Juergen Teller-esque selfie of Ms. Kardashian West, her lips pursed in a kiss.
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Around 211, the thirtysomething Bartolomé Esteban Murillo painted himself as an ambitious young painter with pursed lips and arched eyebrows, staring out incongruously from a block of ancient marble.
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I sit on the blue velvet armchair, the kind of chair an off-duty policeman might sit in, and drink with my lips pursed to keep the peas out.
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In this narrow range of ambiguous emotional indicators, the slightly cocked head and pursed lips of "Portrait Bust with Dark Gray Bodice" (2018) registers heightened attentiveness tinged with skepticism.
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He repeatedly interrupted her, leaning into the microphone with pursed lips -- perfectly recreating Alec Baldwin's impression on "Saturday Night Live" -- as he bellowed "wrong" to try to cut her off.
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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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But throughout the audience, monitors were watching for anything that might offend the pursed-lipped officials of Hamas, the Islamist rulers of Gaza, who had grudgingly allowed the rare concert.
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Ms. Lassnig, a hero of Viennese painting who died in 2014 at 94, appears here in the 1975 self-portrait "Butterfly," her breasts drooping, her arms gaunt, her mouth pursed.
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She studied me, she did not speak, she cocked her head, pursed her lips, and pressed a finger to her cheek, in actressy reflection, liking the suspense she was creating.
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They are very, very sorry, they tell their constituents, lips pursed, eyes downcast, forehead flop sweat glistening in front of the television cameras as they try to explain their transgressions.
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If I try to visualize Mr. Trump from the debates now, I see Mr. Baldwin instead, hulking, heavy-breathing, his lips pursed open like the suckers of some deep-sea creature.
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Mr. Xi looked dour and stiff, turning away from Mr. Abe with pursed lips, as if someone had forced him into it after months of escalating tensions between their two nations.
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Choreographing those is the job of the director, Michael Engler, who stretches each raised eyebrow and pursed lip to big-screen proportions, miraculously without turning every close-up into a cartoon.
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It's a joyous, sparkly subversion of the Marilyn Monroe fantasy that at the same time manages to effectively puncture Rebecca's self-absorbed glee at being pursed by two hot guys at once.
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There was, to be sure, a bright, brassy pouf of hair that looked familiar, and a man below it who pursed his lips and shook his head in a distinctly Trumpian fashion.
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The June 1954 issue of Der Spiegel featured Mr. Graham on the cover with mischievous eyes and a mouth pursed in what could be a sales pitch as much as a sermon.
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I remember watching Kimetto's mouth pursed with agony as he approached the Brandenburg Gate on the cool, sunny day he broke the record, and thinking he might split in two from the effort.
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Then she pursed her lips and read (presumably a printout of his speech, although people on Twitter speculated it was everything from Michelle Obama's memoir to Trump's tax returns) for a long time.
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CBS reports his wife, Camille, also "smirked and pursed her lips a few times" during the trial, though she remained generally expressionless and was not in the courtroom when the verdict was read.
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The title of the photograph is written across her tight white shirt, and she stares defiantly at the camera, painted lips pursed as if tempting her viewer with the idea of a kiss.
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On Monday, the tiny tot wore a white bib, pursed her lips and narrowed her eyes while throwing an adorably menacing look at the camera as her mom took a selfie of the two.
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On Monday, the tiny tot wore a white bib, pursed her lips and narrowed her eyes while throwing an adorably menacing look at the camera as her mom took a selfie of the pair.
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A Business Insider reporter there saw him sit with pursed lips in the US's seat, flanked by Pence, with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Mick Mulvaney, the acting chief of staff, behind him.
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Sure, playing a mildly distressed woman from a certain time period is her bread and butter, but never has she shined brighter to me than as a pursed-lipped, short-fused head bitch in charge.
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Policy aspects investigated by the panel included the level of financial support given to new farmers, compensation for current land owners on targeted land and what forms of ownership or leasehold regimes will be pursed.
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In orange face makeup and pompadoured hair, Ms. Streep, the chameleonic three-time Oscar winner, did a more than credible version of the presumptive Republican nominee, down to the pursed lips and low-hanging belly.
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But Ms. Monk sounds more than comfortable during the final, hurtling minute of this new recording — with pursed-lip vibrations capable of meeting the intensity of the guitarist Mark Stewart and the cellist Ashley Bathgate.
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Liberal Democrats pursed congressional reforms that ended the sanctity of seniority and the autonomy of committees — which had long advantaged Southerners — while concentrating new powers in a party leadership accountable to rank-and-file sentiment.
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Nadal stared at it for a moment or two, pursed his lips, raised both eyebrows (not just one) and trotted to the net, thoroughly resigned to his fate on this enchanted desert evening for Federer.
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Looking quite the edgy youngster in a gold chain, skull necklace and red baseball cap, Camden threw up a peace sign and pursed his lips for the full Mike D, Ad-Rock and Adam Yauch effect.
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A few months later, Mr. Colbert turned his talk show into an election-year carnival, and Ms. Benanti's cartoon rendition of Ms. Trump's pursed lips, photo-shoot squint and Slovenian accent became the fun-house centerpiece.
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Giacometti's Surrealist phase comes to a close with "Hands Holding the Void (Invisible Object)," made in 1934 and lent from MoMA, in which a woman with raised hands and pursed lips stays pinned to an armature.
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According to Fox-11 Los Angeles, police pursed the man in a chase from Hesperia to Corona with an unnamed passenger before he used a handgun to put a bullet in his head, dying on the scene.
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Dressed only in a black bra and matching high-waisted panties, with her long dark hair hang loose over her shoulders, Geary pursed her lips for the camera as she cradled her bare belly for the snapshot.
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In repose, the expression on its face is serene enough to be unsettling—perhaps because of its deep-set black eyes; its thin, pursed lips, ever so slightly upturned at the corners; and its gentle, barely perceptible brow.
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While the siblings looked adorable channeling the 1978 film's lovelorn, leather-clad protagonists made famous by John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John, many of the comments on Mathews' post criticized the faux cigarettes pursed between the kids' lips.
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He is portrayed with his hands folded and his lips pursed with slight impatience, as if, like his greatest admirer, Senator Mitch McConnell, the majority leader, he longs to escape formality and get back to the business of legislating.
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She walks readers through every conceivable decision they will have to make — whether to die in the hospital or at home, how to handle morphine's side effects and how to breathe when it becomes difficult (inhale through pursed lips).
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The speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi, stands behind President Trump at his State of the Union address on Tuesday night, she a vision in suffragist white, head tilted just so, lips pursed in a smirk and arms outreached.
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The two dueled in a hilarious game of "Box of Lies," and while bluffing their way through the game, Baldwin reverted into his pursed-lip caricature of the president — and even managed to throw in a political jab about deportations.
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In contrast, after Cruz attacked Rubio during the latest debate for his advocacy of expanding the use of green cards, the Florida senator's expressions varied from eyes-down sadness to pursed lips of anger to sarcastic smiles during his rebuttal.
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NAIROBI, Kenya — As thick white smoke from a huge garbage dump billowed into the sky and the smell fell over the audience, the brass section took deep breaths, the woodwind players pursed their lips and the string performers gripped their bows.
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In the final painting, on loan from Grimsthorpe Castle in northern England, Benjamin, accompanied by a wolf on a leash, casts his gaze over his shoulder with a teenager's swagger, his lips pursed, his elbow thrust jauntily to the right.
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As it happens, the movie's most compelling interaction is between Elser and a cautious police chief played by the admirable Burghart Klaussner, who achieves more with pursed lips and lowered eyelids than most actors manage with a page of dialogue.
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A crowd had gathered around a woman dripping molten sugar from a spoon onto a marble slab, letting it crystallize into the shapes of butterflies, bearded goats and koi with pursed lips, which children then toted around on sticks like lollipops.
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Though he slouched with his arm on the defense table, pursed his lips and stroked his chin throughout, the 33-year-old lawyer spruced up his navy suit with cufflinks, a teal tie and white pocket square and slicked-back hair.
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The kind that corners you so that you can't escape while telling you that "Ian Curtis dying was the best thing to ever happen to New Order" while chuckling to himself and sipping a Stone and Wood through his permanently pursed lips.
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On its way to the cabin, the air temperature is lowered via two different cooling systems and then an expansion turbine, which "cools it the way blowing with your lips pursed results in a cool flow of air," according to Air & Space Smithsonian.
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In one snap of Hudson executing a situp, ostensibly shared because her dog has hilariously come to rest on her tummy, her expression is poised just so: lips pursed, cheekbones contoured, eyes cast down to emphasize the full curve of her lush eyelashes.
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And though the Speaker of the House, 78, insists her pursed-lipped gesture wasn't anything but sincere, she appears to have a good sense of humor about the attention — even recreating the moment alongside Katy Perry, 34, and Orlando Bloom, 42, on Friday.
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By now, Mr. Hartman had perfected the nuances — the pursed lips, narrow gaze and unplaceable New York accent — of a Trump character depicted as a shrewd casino huckster, who goads Ivana into losing her prenuptial agreement on a game of three-card monte.
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Practiced at maintaining a stone face (she served as House speaker alongside another Republican president, George W. Bush), she kept her lips pursed and her eyes down, mostly remaining seated as Republicans rose to give Mr. Trump one standing ovation after another.
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On the booth of the Los Angeles dealer Susanne Vielmetter, a large, stern portrait in pencil by Karl Haendel depicts Hillary Clinton, lips pursed and eyes gazing skyward, as one-half of a diptych; the other half is solid, light-sucking black.
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Jones' victory in Alabama, a state which tends to favor conservative candidates, was arguably aided by the rocky candidacy of Moore, who found himself embroiled in controversy when multiple women alleged he had pursed them when they were teenagers and he was in his thirties.
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Women with psychologies bent out of shape are the rage right now, delivering jagged nihilism through pursed lips in books like Sally Rooney's Conversations With Friends, Ottessa Moshfegh's My Year of Rest and Relaxation, Rachel Cusk's Outline trilogy, Nell Zink's The Wallcreeper, and many more.
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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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Far from learning a due lesson from history, from their miserable defeat in the Korean war, the US imperialists have pursed the policy of aggression and war ever since the conclusion of the Armistice Agreement in their desperate effort to save themselves from sliding downhill.
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Next month marks one year since an upset, though collected, Christine Blasey Ford recalled one of the most horrible nights of her life before the world—and one year since Brett Kavanaugh, angry and pursed, denied every single one of her sexual assault accusations.
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When Ms. Huffman announced this week that she would plead guilty to the crime she's accused of, she issued a long, hand-wringing apology and her appearances in court have been somber — lips pursed and eyes avoiding the dozens of news cameras all around.
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If the cigarette clamped between Cruyff's pursed lips was a hangover from sixties counterculture as well as a way for a genius mind to unwind in times of high stress, the same might be said of some of the smoking habits of some of his generational peers.
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Born in Bueno Aires, Argentina and based in Miami, Rubino applies a singular, distinctive style that often features a cast of peculiar women full of preternatural beauty, staring at viewers with hypnotic, seductive eyes while silently communicating their complex inner worlds through pursed, alien-like mouths.
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The bitch in dark glasses and pursed lips who became an internet sensation, the bitch who sighed and brushed invisible lint from her shoulders while being grilled on Benghazi, the bitch who cares deeply about winning and doesn't care who knows it — that's the candidate we need.
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Kanye shrugged and handed the microphone back to Taylor as he walked offstage, and Taylor took it and stood silently, lips pursed and body tense, as the audience erupted into chaos: some booing Kanye, and some standing on their seats to give Taylor a standing ovation.
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The image of Eichmann, impassive, untroubled, his lips pursed, is projected behind the glass booth, while to either side are the judges, the prosecutors, the spectators, and more than a dozen witnesses testifying, one by one, to what they had seen and suffered in the death camps.
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Take a look at the most beautiful of today's top Instagram influencers and they all look astoundingly the same — their butts, perfect bouncing balloons; the smooth curves of their itty-bitty waists; lips pursed into a big swollen pout, with contoured noses, sharp cheekbones, and smoldering bedroom eyes.
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Asked if the selling dollars was a way for the government to support the currency, Albayrak said state banks pursed both the public interest and profitability, adding that a switch to a new executive presidential system in 2018 had made the banks more active players in the market.
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Indeed, even though Perry signal-boosted misogynoir, she in her music video for the 2014 single "This is How We Do" can be seen sporting cornrows, baby hairs laid, looking at the camera while deploying slang rooted in black culture like "I see you" with a pursed lip.
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It was late May and Rafael Nadal was sitting in a news conference with his lips pursed, his eyes full of gloom and his left wrist in a brace as he announced his withdrawal from the French Open, the Grand Slam tournament that he had won a record nine times.
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Sitting with a friend in a small park at the intersection of 62nd Street and North Miami Avenue, Maximin Raphael, 59, closed his eyes and pursed his lips as he thought about his 19003-year-old sister, Gyslaine Joseph, in Les Cayes, and what she went through during the hurricane.
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But if they are "callous and violent," to use the pursed-lip language of Williamson's firing, they reflect back an essential fact about our respectable reproductive rights regime — which is justified with the hazy theology of individualism, but implemented with lethal violence against the most vulnerable of human bodies every single day.
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In Velázquez's "Portrait of a Young Girl," from around 1640 and stunningly alive after conservation, an anonymous sitter of around 6 or 2535 — lips pursed, black eyes fixed forward — has the self-possession of a grown woman; its psychological intricacy belies the easy brushwork of the picture's background and the girl's gray dress.
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In Velázquez's "Portrait of a Young Girl," from around 1640 and stunningly alive after conservation, an anonymous sitter of around 6 or 7 — lips pursed, black eyes fixed forward — has the self-possession of a grown woman; its psychological intricacy belies the easy brushwork of the picture's background and the girl's gray dress.
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Walking to the podium with the deliberate gait of a man trying to control his nerves, he pursed his lips into a brief smile and began to speak: "So today I'm going to be talking about different approaches to building…" He stalled, as though just realising that he was stating his momentous ambition out loud.
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His now ubiquitous drawings are recognizable from a mile away — the curly-cues, almond eyes, pursed lips, the subtly sputtering line and jagged edges of the earliest work, and the exquisite confidence in the long gestures of his last, traced pieces — and though there are few revelations at the Academy, it's a compelling collection.
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But, above all else, Billy Gunn is a man who enjoys his own ass so much he has been known to enter the ring in a pair of hot pink PVC shorts with the words "ass" and "man" written on and top and bottom lips of a mouth pursed precisely where his crack is or at least should be.
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This gallery's rewarding presentation consists wholly of portraits, including two fine Weimar-era works: an Otto Dix painting of a fellow painter staring anxiously into the middle distance, and an even better portrait, by Dix's less famous colleague Rudolf Schlichter, of the left-wing actress Carola Neher, her hair bobbed and her lips pursed into a nervous moue.
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At the beginning of her group's routine, she struck a defiant pose: Her head was cocked, her steely eyes stared unblinkingly forward and her lips were tightly pursed, forming an expression set somewhere between a smirk and a sneer — the sort of withering glare that adults secretly fear whenever walking past a pack of contemptuous teenagers on the street.
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But armed with insider information and internal documents from those whistleblowers, House Democrats were able to put together a report that fills in a lot of the gaps and shines new light on how this whole Saudi nuclear deal went from being an idea cooked up by Flynn and a few retired generals to a serious policy being pursed at the highest levels of the White House.
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Beside him, his modest cortège: the steward, tall and lengthily wrapped in a livery of black velvet, a powdered wig on his head and lace pursed at his collar and wrists, his spectacles at high perch; the scout, not yet sixteen, pale and freckled in his olive sash and khaki shorts; and the dancing bear, in a comically small fez and a Jacobean ruff, precariously balanced on a confetti-speckled ball, an Atlas in reverse, his fabulously razored claws never deigning to touch the ground.
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