Even the boy's head is cocked to the side. Quizzically?
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Quizzically coifed and stubbornly sun-kissed, she's on her third marriage.
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"That movie's turned into a huge, cult thing," Cohen says quizzically.
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The girl pointed to the word "quotient" and looked up quizzically.
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When he asked for a mirror, the caregiver looked at him quizzically.
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On other shows, characters stare quizzically, sadly at themselves in the mirror.
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The transition from there into a quizzically lyrical passage was deftly handled.
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As the two movie stars stared quizzically, Mr. Redmayne quickly shuffled off, mortified.
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Mother regards child quizzically; it's not clear whether rapture or heartbreak is afoot.
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He held the rocket inches from his nose and looked at it quizzically.
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Its occupant, a man in gray dress pants, looked up at her quizzically.
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Peter Kafka: I'm here with Keith Olbermann who is looking at me quizzically.
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Nearby, a group of potted plants dotted with plastic eyes stare at us quizzically.
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"Are you doing that plastic piece this week?" my Broadly colleague Zing asks quizzically.
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"Mmm, don't answer," he decided, as a Leia and a Batman looked on quizzically.
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" But others looked at him quizzically and asked: "Can we actually do this now?
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" Trump asked the Crown Prince quizzically, "Just a random Syrian walking around in Turkey?
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Her companion looked at her quizzically, reflecting that mala spiciness couldn't possibly have been soothing.
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Some stared quizzically at the robot, while a few pawed, pounced on, or shoved it.
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The U.S. capital may be the one place where its presence is noticeably, and quizzically, small.
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A janitor let everyone in through a locked door, but looked quizzically at the motley group.
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Twenty feet ahead, Estelle sits on a rock, quizzically looking over a map, wondering the same thing.
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The sonata segues into a perky toccata-like finale, though it ends quizzically, with a questioning coda.
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James looked quizzically at the reporter, as if to imply that perhaps he had been smoking something.
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"It was fun because you could see people looking at you quizzically and thinking, wow," she told Benchley.
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Thornwell, the Gamecocks' leading scorer, brushed past him, leaving Karnowski to stare quizzically at Thornwell's back and shrug.
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When he hears something, he'll turn his head quizzically like a dog in the direction the sound came from.
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" After a long time, we pulled away and she looked at me quizzically, then asked: "What's your name again?
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Twelfth-century ceramic arhats from Korea's Goryeo kingdom look quizzically across a hall at Edo-era tea ware from Japan.
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It cleans beautifully, and it's amusing to watch your pet stare quizzically at it as it darts around the floor.
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As if to reinforce his point, people from the nearby village stood outside, looking quizzically through the windows at the event.
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Quizzically, and to the chagrin of policymakers, the kiwi has strengthened against the U.S. dollar since the May 8 rate cut.
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He looks quizzically at the guy sitting next to him, almost as if they've never met, but hands the control over nonetheless.
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"I'm in my 30s, who knew I needed to do the D?" a man, accompanied by his dog, asks quizzically in another.
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So go ahead: watch, rewind, and add "using speakerphone" to the already quizzically long list of things Trump doesn't seem to understand.
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If you order coffee in a restaurant in England and your server cocks his head quizzically and says, "Crumensure?" he is: a.
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"It's going to air on 'Grey's Anatomy'—I don't know if you watch that show?" she said, her eyebrows going up quizzically.
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When Richard Plepler, the chief executive of HBO, told his "beloved Sheila" that she was "sui generis," she looked at him quizzically.
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"I mean, it's legal, right?" he responds, then quizzically looks at the thing before ripping the hell out of it, not convincingly inhaling.
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I caught her staring at me quizzically more than once until finally one day while watching cartoons together she peeked under my hijab.
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After the reports of trade talks emerged on Tuesday, Porzingis posted on his Instagram account a photo of himself quizzically looking into the camera.
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It's nice to have my own personal trainer although he's so fit I can practically feel people looking quizzically at the pair of us.
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A curious cadenza for solo violin leads into the most tumultuous stretch, though that mood dissolves as instruments drift off, and the piece ends quizzically.
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And speaking of birds, painter Jeffrey Morabito's work includes at least one goose depicted, quizzically, inside of a brown vase with its long neck protruding.
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Rather, it's her recent online admission of love for the Backstreet Boys that has our heads tilting quizzically to the side, like a confused puppy dog.
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Near a trio of news vans parked in front of the Starbucks, antenna masts projecting from their roofs, a cameraman stared quizzically up at the canyon.
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I had a few students from Beijing who looked at me quizzically when I made the announcement but were happy to get out of class early.
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I'd quizzically examine the pornographic classifieds in the back of the paper, heed the movie reviews and local theater listings, devour the Tom Tomorrow comic strips.
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To me, Peeps are meant to stay nestled in that tangle of plastic green grass, staring quizzically at me with their dotted-sugar eyes for all eternity.
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There, more than three dozen protesters and more than five dozen members of the news media arrived early as a morning rush-hour crowd looked on quizzically.
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Host Padma Lakshmi and judge Tom Colicchio looked at him quizzically, their faces contorted, as though they were wondering why this chef gave them an Asian-inspired dish.
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This has been acknowledged throughout the 230 season—sometimes urgently, sometimes quizzically, sometimes angrily—but the basic underlying premise is that football isn't supposed to be this bad.
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Removed from their original context in Churchman's work, those lenses seem to stare quizzically back at the viewer, all but demanding you stop and meet their concentrated gaze.
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This track has two musical sections: a querying refrain, with a tweaked blues melody that lodges quizzically between major and minor, and a skating section of crisp swing.
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McIlroy, the golfer who quizzically continues to find the off-the-course spotlight, said, "It's been a relatively quiet buildup to the Masters, which has been quite nice."
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We drew a small crowd of local spectators: Workmen, sea gulls and neighborhood mongrels watched quizzically as we tried on life jackets and adjusted our kayaks' seats and rudders.
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Blocked by parked cars from their usual spot in the street, they instead occupied the sidewalk alongside ticket holders, many of whom looked quizzically at the demonstrators' signs and fliers.
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The person looks at me quizzically when I ask for no bags but I successfully buy all the ingredients plastic-free and it comes to a bargain total of £2.50 ($3.50).
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Also, when he looks at the Patriots' glamour-puss quarterback, Tom Brady, he sees a younger, less quizzically coifed version of himself, complete with a foreign-born model for a wife.
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So the next time somebody tells you Democrats or Republicans should move to the left or to the right, you should look at that person quizzically and ask: On which issues?
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The black-clad man scoops it up quizzically and I follow him to a secure location away from prying eyes, where I take him out with a chokehold and steal it back.
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For the 2017 Super Bowl, Bai's in-house creative team developed a commercial featuring Mr. Walken reciting lines from the hit NSync song "Bye, Bye, Bye" as Mr. Timberlake looked on quizzically.
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In Arceneaux's live taping, contemporary audiences look either disturbed or confused by what they see; one woman quizzically scans a piece of paper, likely a program, to make sense of the play.
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Right at Home Spring came late this year, and as I knelt in my garden digging up the first weeds of the season, a friend stopped by and looked quizzically at my work.
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There are more animals and insects: a horse on a highway, a bird bleached white against a black sky (or is it a black wall?), a deer peering quizzically out of a thicket.
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The treatment, which was delivered by a very nice Russian brow technician (who looked quizzically at my lack of brows) is pain-free, and the color my brows ended up was totally my decision.
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Jurors, during long pauses between Altman's questions and Zhang's answers switched from looking at each other quizzically and staring at intently at Zhang, waiting for any type of answer or response from the defendant.
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Despite the increased uniformed presence from multiple agencies — transportation authority officials, State Police officers and repairmen holding flashlights — the scene was one of subdued annoyance for throngs of visitors wandering around quizzically in the dark.
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Of course, training these animals to perform stunts that range from quizzically cocking their head to carrying a horde of screaming, leather-clad stuntmen across a battlefield, requires a tremendous amount of time, and effort.
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He looks at me quizzically, sees my ticket and and says that Lisbon is an hour behind Amsterdam so it's only 00 PM. Sweaty but relieved, I collapse on a chair and wait for boarding.
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Their latest, chirpy release on the Sono Luminus label, "Serious Business," quizzically looks at musical humor through three works from the last two years, and a fourth by an up-and-comer named Franz Josef Haydn.
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Basically, the Hound hacks away at it to prove it doesn't die, Qyburn the Brave picks up an arm quizzically, and Cersei looks pretty freaked out, but so would I if some greasy creature lunged at me.
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Tell Trico to jump and it might go exactly where you want... or it might just jump in place, or move in another direction, or turn and stare at you quizzically with those big, dumb, soulful eyes.
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Now imagine such a book written by a German who lived through those bitter months as a teen-ager, but written with a light touch, almost quizzically, the entire story suffused with an air of speculative detachment.
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But the piece eventually lost "appendages," to borrow Mr. Tao's word, and thinned out, quizzically, as if turning over the stage to the Bruckner symphony — which, in this context, seemed to pick up from Mr. Tao's music.
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And I hope that all the parents I quizzically observed decades ago have now digitized their best video moments; their children are by definition as old as mine, and they've certainly earned the right to those pleasures.
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Still, this is the first Olympic test for Gemmell, who is an assistant coach for the American women, although when people asked him at the United States Olympic trials if he was nervous, he looked at them quizzically.
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Alia Shawkat stars as Dory, an underachieving doormat who spends her days organizing Goodwill donations for a wealthy clotheshorse and her nights staring quizzically at her doofus boyfriend (John Reynolds), while pining for her lost love (Brandon Micheal Hall).
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He looked over quizzically at one of this lawyers, Marc Agnifilo, each of the three times that Judge Kiyo Matsumoto interrupted a set of "not guilty" announcements she was reading off of the jury's verdict sheet with a "guilty" one.
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LONDON — On a bright spring afternoon, Stereolab's Tim Gane stood on a quiet back street south of the River Thames, gazing quizzically at a church that once held Blackwing Studios, the storied recording complex inside a deconsecrated 19th-century house of worship.
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As I popped one, and then another, of the blisteringly hot peppers into my mouth — primarily to demonstrate that I was a foreigner with an iron gut and unafraid of spicy local cuisine — one of my companions, Jasmine, looked at me quizzically.
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Most famously, the mysterious, occasionally brutal door policy at the city's popular and willfully hedonistic Berghain has pumped more than its fair share of rejection stories into the world, quizzically documented at length in the wider media, only strengthening the club's appeal over the past decade.
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The distaste among some gay Democrats to Buttigieg has been the subject of a fair amount of analysis -- even raising the interest of Tim Miller, a moderate gay Republican and former Romney aide who has quizzically observed what he believes is a disproportionate amount of vitriol directed toward Buttigieg.
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In my classrooms I always saw the bright, bold logos and snarling mascots of those four-year schools on students' sweatshirts and hats, but almost never did someone wear something promoting our own, dear W.C.C. When I asked them about their pride in our school, some laughed, and most looked at me quizzically.
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I had to go deep through Jaden Smith's Instagram to find this, but you know what I'm talking about don't you: Every man thinks this is the only face you're legally allowed to pull in a selfie, unless he is an amateur comedian or a Joss Whedon fan, in which case he will arch one eyebrow and look quizzically beyond the lens, adjusting his bowtie appropriately.
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Victor IV gramophone. Museo Nazionale Scienza e Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci, Milan. Victor had acquired the Pan-American rights to use the now famous trademark of the fox terrier Nipper quizzically listening to a gramophone when Berliner and Johnson affiliated their fledgling companies. (See also His Master's Voice.) The original painting was an oil on canvas by Francis Barraud in 1898.
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Kris then awakens in an abandoned SUV on the freeway with no memory of these recent traumatic events. Upon arriving at her disordered house, she quizzically notices blood on her sheets and floors and considers calling the police. She realizes she has no information to tell them and stops dialing. After cleaning up, she heads to work, where she is promptly fired for her unexplained absence.
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The Allmusic review by Richard S. Ginell calls it "the most complex, atonal, uncompromising, potentially alienating music that even the iconoclastic Stan Kenton band ever played" and said "This Modern World moves even further away from jazz into abstract contemporary classical music... A jazz pulse occasionally surfaces but more often instruments drift in atonal clusters past each other in differing meters or blast dissonant fanfares, creating a feeling of unease as they converse quizzically".
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Conway drives to the Márquez residence and meets Weaver. Weaver quizzically asks Conway a number of questions and Conway finally asks her about directions to Route Zero. She has Conway set up the TV and when Conway looks into the screen, he sees the vision of a strange farm and spaces out. When he wakes, Weaver informs him of her cousin Shannon who fixes TVs and gives him the directions to Route Zero, and suddenly disappears.
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Archdeacon J. B. Fotheringham, a Scotsman to the core, Is full of communistic thoughts and homiletic lore. He reads the sermon outlines that we hand in every week And teaches in his lectures how a clergyman should speak. For Theologs an Acting Dean, for Sciences a master, Prof. Fielding makes his stately way and never talks much faster; With dry remark and pondered phrase and glancing quizzically, He rather hopes that some of us may pass eventually. Doc.
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He fills a projectile with it, flies above Tom in a gunboat, and drops the microbomb into the potion. Tom quizzically points into the vat... and then a big explosion occurs. When the smoke clears, the time has reversed itself to the Stone Age because of Jerry's invention of the highly explosive liquid. Tom, who is now a cavecat walks out of a cave with a club and soon sees Jerry, also a cave mouse and licking on a bone.
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The term "Tycho Magnetic Anomaly" is something of a misnomer when referring to "TMA-0" and "TMA-2", since neither of these is found on the Moon (let alone in Tycho Crater) and neither one of them emits any significant magnetic field, as described in the novel 2010: Odyssey Two (the characters in some of the novels refer to this anomalous nomenclature quizzically). In the novel, the Russian crewmen of the spaceship Alexei Leonov refer to TMA-2 as "Zagadka" (from the Russian word for "enigma", "mystery", or "riddle").
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Jack Beckley, Marshman's crew chief, studied him quizzically and finally asked, "what are you doing with that?" An embarrassed and crestfallen Marshman replied, "I thought if I bought it no one would know I was a driver and they wouldn't ask me silly questions." On November 27, 1964, Marshman was conducting tire tests at the Phoenix 1-mile paved oval. When his Lotus-Ford crashed into the west retaining wall and ruptured the fuel tank, he was not wearing fire-retardant clothing to protect him according to some reports.
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In 1916, the studio completed four 14 ft (4.27 m)-diameter roundel windows for the tower of the Victor Talking Machine Company in Camden, New Jersey. Each depicted the company's logo - "His Master's Voice" (also known as "Nipper") - a dog listening quizzically to a gramophone. At night, the windows were illuminated, and the west-facing window was visible from Philadelphia, on the opposite side of the Delaware River. The original windows were removed in 1969 and the studio manufactured identical replacement windows which were installed in the tower in 1979.
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This leads her to believe that he is impotent as well which is why, just as she looks past her husband when he walks into the room, she looks at him with expressionless eyes, instead of looking at him with a sinister glitter ... quizzically and firmly. This is seen in the last scene as well, after his confession of love. She does not bend forward in a maternal comfort, but backwards in response to a perceived sexual advance. She acknowledged his handicap earlier, but would overlook it because of his fierce ardor.
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This combination portrait/still life shows Gauguin's ability to take the best of various artists he admired. For example, the abrupt way Laval's face is cut off is a tribute to Edgar Degas' off-centered, oddly- cropped compositions, while setup of the still life and the parallel brush strokes in the fruit harken to Paul Cézanne's work. In addition to those other much-admired artists, Gauguin inserted himself into the composition in the form of the ceramic "monstrosity" he created, a strange interruption which Laval examines quizzically. He deliberately quotes the two most renowned artists in the genres of modern life and still life, then refuses to resolve them harmoniously.
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Time said Parker's "reviews were famed" and for "29 years he had been Boston's oracle on theatre and music." The magazine also said Parker was a "great critic" as was Philip Hale who died around the same time. Parker was "one of the most distinguished critics of his era, respected for his long, thoughtful, and open‐minded reviews." His biographer said “This remarkable little man of fine perceptions, with his dark eyes burning quizzically in a head bent forward with a sleuthing thrust and emphatic in its nods, was a giant among critics.” Parker attended Harvard University but was said to have left in displeasure over the number of courses in drama and literature available to him.
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When his ears recover from the sonic assault and the dust cloud settles, he quizzically looks around the corner of the wall to see his own rear end. Wile E. makes random movements, imitated by his rear, while looking behind and ahead of him, and finally determines that this is a duplicate of himself and rolls dynamite under his own rear. The firework promptly explodes, and Wile E. laughs until he realizes his own tail is aflame, he leaps directly into the air in pain and falls down to the ground. 3\. Wile E. sets up the first of two bird seed traps with a plate of bird seed, then takes off into the distance with a long string attached to the cork of a 1/5 bottle of "Acme Bumblebees" which is tied to a cactus arm above the plate.
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" Giuseppe Sedia of the Krakow Post noted that the character played by Israeli actor Itay Tiran turns out to be "the most tormented groom ever seen in Polish film". He added that "the distastrous reception is drenched in vodka just like the banquet displayed in Wojciech Smarzowski's The Wedding but purged from any black comedy". Jake Dee from Arrow in the Head rated the film a score of 8/10, writing, "Shot with a steady and sure-handed formalistic lens, played with credible pathos by all involved, belled with a quizzically unnerving score - despite the humor hampering the horror at times - Demon is a bold and balefully bedeviling Polish delight!" Justin Chang of the Los Angeles Times praised the film's cinematography, and called it " A bravura testament to a talent silenced far too soon.". Joshua Rothkopf from Time Out awarded the film 4 out of 5 stars, writing, "Nailing a tricky sense of physical anarchy (as well as some far subtler domestic tensions), Marcin Wrona’s Polish import is an eerie, extraordinarily poised piece of horror.
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" Guy Lodge of Variety said that "peculiarly moving, even subtly queer friendship between the two men that distinguishes "Life" from standard inside-Hollywood fare, while gorgeous production values and ace star turns make it a thoroughly marketable arthouse prospect" and added that "DeHaan and Pattinson enact this anti-romance beautifully, each man quizzically eyeing the other for leads and clues, while coyly retreating from scrutiny. Pattinson, adding to his post-"Twilight" gallery of sharp-cut screw- ups, brings intriguing layers of childish dysfunction to a character who is only ostensibly the straight man in the partnership. DeHaan, meanwhile, plays Dean as the more openly flirtatious of the two, a flashier generational companion to his louchely inspired Lucien Carr in 2013's "Kill Your Darlings."" Stephen Schaefer of the Boston Herald in his review said that, "LIFE is fairly low-key, yet it breathes with an honesty and an astuteness" and that "Pattinson is perfectly cast as Stock, a man adrift with an ex-wife from a teenage marriage and guilt filled about the young son he never sees.
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