I was red-faced and grimacing — the opposite of zen.
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Bill Clinton red-faced and indignant refused to give an inch.
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A red-faced maître d' stepped up and lifted a handkerchief.
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Fire and Fury will fuel his red-faced rages for months.
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Rudy Giuliani red-faced and stabbing his fingers in the air.
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O.K., I'm going to embrace all the red-faced people today.
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He was a little red-faced and paced back and forth.
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But other corrections left us red-faced — and left readers chuckling.
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They're tired, red-faced, frizzy, irritable…and, maybe worst of all, unpredictable.
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Thankfully we are spared the heaving, red-faced and screaming television labor.
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Cue plenty of jokes from Kaling and an amusingly red-faced Colbert.
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A red-faced Justice Breyer's went off during oral argument this morning.
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But she is no red-faced Colonel Blimp, contemptuous of local customs.
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A red-faced bully, adept in the choreography of collective hysteria, arises.
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Maybe Mike Greenberg and Mike Golic should get red-faced more often.
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The red-faced cook smiles and throws another ball on the griddle.
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So, she bolted, red-faced and teary eyed, and headed to McDonald's.
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People attending the mass said Pence was red-faced as the Rev.
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Red-faced and surly, he was probably the most unpleasant presence onstage.
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He tugs at his collar, red-faced, perspiration beading up on his forehead.
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Two aging white men—red-faced with silky, combed hair—sit chuckling away.
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One of the fat cats turned around, red-faced, and grabbed his arm.
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As we assumed positions, I bobbed along, red-faced and half a step behind.
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The toddler was described by authorities to Fox-23 as red-faced and upset.
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Red-faced with embarrassment, he lets Diaghilev fall to his feet and kiss them.
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Mr. Mulvaney stood, red-faced, to his left, waiting for a chance to interject.
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He looks red-faced, like he's drunk, and everybody is just looking at him.
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I leave totally red-faced and gulping back water, but I feel amazing (if exhausted).
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Labeling this kind of stuff as spam has got to be leaving Facebook red-faced.
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After losing three lashes in the process, you exit your bathroom red-faced and defeated.
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By five-thirty, the tots were bouncing on a leather banquette, red-faced and shrieking.
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He delivers these bizarre claims, and many others, red-faced, in his signature husky rasp.
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But the rest of her bleary-eyed, red-faced trainwreck act feels a little phony.
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Mr. Dietl, the sometimes red-faced former detective, was more subdued in this second showdown.
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The red-faced line cook has flipped our patty and added a slice of cheese.
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By the end, I am drenched in sweat, red-faced, and my legs are jelly.
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The giddy, red-faced man had reached this state barely 15 minutes after the doors opened.
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He was red-faced and foaming out of the mouth every time he cursed at me.
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These men are full-on, red-faced, spurting-eyeballs, haggard-breathing weeping, and I love them.
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Her submission, created on her smartphone, depicts a plump, red-faced Trump in a black suit.
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She called him "Donald" until he called her "Hillary" — going after her, petulant and red-faced.
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Diagnosis ''Hey, Doc,'' the red-faced, white-haired man said, smiling up from the hospital bed.
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Actually, he doesn't have to shout like red-faced Bernie to prove he has a pulse.
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Red-faced and shouting, Mr. Trump said President Bush was to blame for not averting the Sept.
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Out pops the other car's driver in a red-faced rage, and Dad backs away a step.
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Protesters, some red-faced from the sun, listened raptly or live-streamed the proceedings from their phone.
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Sanders is the candidate of red-faced moral indignation, with a blustering, bulgy-eyed intolerance for hypocrisy.
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The coroner, a funeral director named Erwin Sonnenburg, is red-faced and sweaty in the front row.
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After more than 103 minutes of tickling, Cole appears onscreen by himself, looking red-faced and wrecked.
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Steve King (R-Iowa) and other Cruz supporters A Trump win would have left King red-faced.
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The problems start the moment Kim walks into Scott's house, where he's hanging out solo and red-faced.
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If we were going on pure, red-faced energy alone, this one would almost certainly be on top.
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Aides walked around the back of the platform to hand water bottles to the increasingly red-faced lawmakers.
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When she looked in the rearview mirror, she saw Britton, red-faced with drool pouring from her mouth.
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The next time we see Trish, she is red-faced in police custody listening to her many charges.
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As I approached the next corner, a fat white man in a suit appeared, red faced and angry.
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Red-faced with anger, he'd threaten to clip us round the ears until we snivelingly promised to behave.
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Then, without saying a word, the server whisked Roxie, dripping, red-faced and wearing only a diaper, downstairs.
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"The first few months we were red-faced and angry," Bena recalled in an interview with VICE Impact.
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You might find yourself painfully rejected, walking away red-faced with embarrassment, or you might meet your future spouse.
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Police officers in Melbourne, Australia were left red faced Monday after engaging in a standoff with absolutely no one.
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RED-FACED pollsters and political scientists can now chew over Donald Trump's stunning victory, and repent at their leisure.
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Pointing to the car, the red-faced councilor barks at them to drive their "moving bomb" out of town.
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Downton Abbey Producers of Downton Abbey left red-faced after plastic bottle appears in a promotional photo http://t.
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Australia left red-faced High-profile Australian leaders had been thrilled with the announcement of Harris' appointment in February.
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Spicer's stumbling, red-faced interview unleashed a wave of speculation that the guy was completely plastered during the talk.
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Imagining a female judge, red-faced and railing about how the Senate was on a "seek and destroy" mission.
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The red-faced smiling Indian chief was -- unambiguously -- a disgusting and disturbing ode to past racial stereotypes and branding.
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These bizarre claims, and many, many others, are often delivered in red-faced rants with Jones's signature husky rasp.
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Ben's red faced Patriots rant was what went viral, but in the same episode, he spoke quite movingly about himself.
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He looked like a petulant, red-faced cartoon, exactly what Democrats and #NeverTrump supporters have said he was all along.
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It didn't include standing red-faced and seething after being humiliated by a man who needed to prove his dominance.
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When he did, my girlfriend and I were both sitting Indian-style on my bed watching Pawn Stars, red faced.
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They carried weapons and heavy packs, and one time, were red-faced and sputtering from being tear-gassed without masks.
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Beginning this year, the Cleveland Indians' uniforms no longer include the logo of Chief Wahoo: a grinning, red-faced caricature.
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We're not sure who should be more red-faced - Somerset opener Dean Elgar or Hampshire spinner Mason Crane: Unbelievable pic.twitter.
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She was red faced and shaking, as close to a human being's ever come to shooting smoke out their ears.
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"When I explain how the product works to young men, they become red-faced because it's an erotic product," she added.
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The Indians have been using the mascot, which depicts a red-faced, big-toothed caricature of a Native American, since 1947.
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A red-faced security guard in an Angels hat high-fived a girl because her shirt said she was Team Jesus.
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And amazingly, not entirely the red-faced Mr. Quint, who's got kill notches on his belt and makes his own liquor.
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I cried from my chest in our bed, wearing an oversize T-shirt, red-faced and choking on my own spit.
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Hours later, editor Kevin Ritchie, admitted the mistake: "We are red-faced and not happy with this at all," he said.
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Her wife, Katherine Rengifo, 27, was red-faced after spending all day flipping arepas, stuffed South American cakes made of cornmeal.
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It doesn't take much imagination to conjure an image of Trump growing increasingly red-faced and agitated reading this op-ed.
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Two years ago, the agency was left red-faced following the theft of highly classified hacking tools, which hackers later published online.
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Doug, my hairy, red-faced guide, dressed in a natty brown three-piece suit and bright purple tie, pauses for a breather.
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First it was a North Korea expert — now it's a TV presenter to left red-faced while on air on the BBC.
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Otherwise so tranquil, it took Erik Menendez a full red-faced minute to say out loud that his father had molested him.
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He teed up the shot, leaned back, smiled and took the photograph: Ronaldo, a teenager and a handful of red-faced stewards.
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The insult came during Trump's red-faced rally in Michigan on Wednesday night, which occurred at exactly the moment of his impeachment.
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On another occasion, a few months prior, she had found him "all scuffed up and red-faced and scratched and bleeding," she recalled.
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Mollen then tried to wrap the cloth around her head while Lazlo continued to voice his displeasure by crying, red-faced and angry.
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In the delivery room at St. Agnes Hospital, after more than 20 hours of labor, the infant finally arrived, red-faced and wailing.
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Instead of seeing the lord of nature she saw Andrew, red-faced and near weeping, searching the woods for a pregnant tree. ♦
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Think of red-faced criticisms of former President Barack Obama for wearing a tan suit, or for saluting Marines while holding a latte.
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Mr. Basquiat's piece shows two red-faced police in blue uniform, one baring pointy teeth, with batons raised over an all-black silhouette.
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See, it's easy to remove an antiquated patch from a uniform; easy to take a red-faced symbol of bigotry off a hat.
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A sudden work trip or even a new employee who IS fluent in the said language can mean that you are left red faced.
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I'm red-faced and ashamed that I've done the exercise wrong, that I haven't been as open as the other women in the circle.
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A red-faced Medvedev trudged to his seat to munch darkly on a banana but did not spend too long chewing on the setback.
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The Washington Post's Robert Barnes was in court and tweeted that Breyer appeared "red-faced" as the justice struggled to silence the offending device.
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Red-faced rhesus macaques have spread havoc, snatching food and mobile telephones, breaking into homes and terrorizing people in and around the Indian capital.
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But Daddy grabbed the little kitten from her and reached into the backseat red-faced and frowning to grab Pumpkin and Cinder from us.
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Gottfried's grandpa is in the hospital after a fall, "red-faced and swearing," in a rage about being shut up like a wild animal.
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Graham opened that door with his red-faced, finger-jabbing tirade against Democrats during Kavanaugh's testimony responding to Ford's appearance before the Judiciary Committee.
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Will a uniformed officer write up an unauthorized birthday cake or will a flight attendant erupt in a red-faced outburst of air rage?
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A red-faced Cue made front page of the San Fransisco Chronicle last year during the finals, screaming at Curry (out of encouragement, one assumes).
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At the airport in Cairo, relatives and friends waiting for the passengers were shepherded into a separate area, many of them red-faced and crying.
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Kavanaugh was visibly angry, red faced and appeared to be at times on the verge of yelling at senators as he began his opening statement.
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At least, as I sat, red-faced, hot-cheeked, ashamed, and anxious, staring at potatoes, and turkey, and sprouts, that's not how I'd planned things.
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And it's in those moments, where he's getting red-faced and Hulk-ish, that his neck tattoo will randomly pop up in the shot again.
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Breaking me out takes several minutes leaves us both tousle-haired, red faced, breathless and exhausted though I'm revivified by a sense of body freedom.
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By the next, her life is suddenly and completely about keeping a screaming, floppy, red-faced, cone-headed thing alive using fluids secreted from her chest.
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Not sure he was expecting the full water works, but Kaley was red-faced and sobbing so hard she forgot to give her dude an answer.
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Alba shared how intense her workouts were last month when she posted a red-faced photo of herself along with one of her trainers on Instagram.
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When guys are like "send me a pic x" and you're all red faced and swollen cause you just got out the bath... it's a nightmare.
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The praise of the Clinton years, and red-faced defense by its leader, was always couched in contrast to the Reagan and two Bush Administrations. Great.
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Nick didn't really know how to react — he got all red-faced and awkward and mumbled over his turtleneck something about not expecting to hear that.
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" He finished his list of states, pledging to "take back" the White House with a spirited, red-faced "yah" that became known as the "Dean scream.
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I was a month shy of turning 16 when a red-faced man in a white coat told me I had been born without a uterus.
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They were also in the second season of a renaissance directed by its "bellicose, red-faced, and clownish" as well as frequently inebriated president, Larry MacPhail.
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And while she swears she wasn't the only one casually dressed, before long Kate came barreling down to her cubicle, red-faced and screaming about Tarisha's attire.
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On one hand, what would we do without the stuff on mornings when we wake up exhausted, red-faced, and in major need of a complexion boost?
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Luckily, Charles saw the humor in the situation and went red-faced with laughter as Digby scampered around the studio with the sound equipment in his mouth.
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At one point, he insulted Leonardo on the street, with a taunt about the bronze horse that had been left unfinished, reportedly leaving Leonardo standing red-faced.
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" The current equivalent of Spencer Pratt is, perhaps, Jax Taylor, the indisputable villain of "Vanderpump Rules'' — a perpetually red-faced pathological liar, serial cheater and terrible friend.
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Kavanaugh, testifying after Ford, fiercely denied the allegations, becoming visibly angry, red-faced and appearing to be on the verge of yelling at senators during his testimony.
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Even though this jackass has the flu, they've decided to martyr themselves (and apparently you as well) and show up to work weak, red-faced, and sneezing.
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The Kentucky Republican was furious -- red faced, banging the lectern in front of him with his finger to make a point and raising his voice several times.
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Moses is shown as a small, red-faced, squawking babe of the utmost insignificance who has just been rescued from his fragile wickerwork craft among the reeds.
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The furries who called Red faced a question all too familiar to many people today: What should be done about far-right figures coming out of the shadows?
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With their help, I broke down the steps that would be necessary to get us from today's "extreme" red-faced finger-wagging to an actual working-class uprising.
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The actress and entrepreneur, 36, shared a photo of herself, red-faced and sweating, next to her trainer Aaron Hines, at Cycle House in Los Angeles on Monday.
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But after watching the footage of a red-faced Jones and a member of his staff touting their successes, all I could do was grow angrier and angrier.
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As Terina Allen, DuBose's sister, was consoled by a friend, across from where members of the Tensing family sat stoic and red-faced, Tieger gave him little quarter.
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As Captain Hardegen told it, he responded to Hitler's accolades by scolding him for failing to develop a wartime naval air arm, leaving Hitler red-faced with anger.
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A red-faced Sanders squirmed constantly at his Senate desk: a wandering gaze, restless hands and a slouch that rivaled Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer for worst posture.
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The presumably red-faced pet owner was advised by a SPCA rescue officer to "mesh up" their windows because the adventurous feline might not be so lucky next time.
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Deregulation will, they argue, unleash a "confident America" in which businesses thrive and wages soar, leaving economists, with their excuses for the "new normal" of low growth, red-faced.
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"Gammon" as a way of insulting older red-faced male Brexit supporters has the virtue of being creative, and the downside of being a sneer based on skin colour.
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Green was assessed a technical after the first attempt, and that sent Kerr red-faced to midcourt where he was physically being held back by assistant coach Mike Brown.
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They seemed to believe that their self-righteous yelling and red-faced table-pounding would drown out what was obvious to anyone watching: One, Dr. Blasey was highly credible.
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"You see red-faced, teary-eyed, 15-year-old girls enduring security wands orbiting their breasts while electronic squeals detect the metal in their underwire bras," he said in 2002.
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Can you imagine what people would be saying right now, red-faced with outrage on Fox News, if Barack Obama or some other Democratic president were doing anything remotely similar?
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A man who allegedly stole a pot of meatballs out of a homeowner's garage Monday in Hazleton Township, Pennsylvania, was caught red-handed — and red-faced and red-clothed — by police.
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GOLD COAST, Australia (Reuters) - England have been listed as an African nation with capital Banjul in the official program for the Commonwealth Games' opening ceremony, leaving Gold Coast organizers red-faced.
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A sleepy shuttle ferrying the red-faced and unpleasant from Charing Cross to Hither Green just in time for a half-arsed wank over the ten minute preview on Television-X.
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Giuliani was the Trump campaign's designated ranting and red-faced uncle, but his job after the election has been a cyber position in which the Trump team doesn't seem terribly invested.
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She assessed the situation, then marched into the bedroom as if nothing were out of the ordinary, as if I weren't shaking in the corner, red-faced and covered in snot.
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Listen for his red-faced, shakily confident shout of, "But I'm reaching up!" on "It Kills Me To Have To Be Alive," for an idea of how impassioned these sessions were.
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What I don't like is his selective frankness and the red-faced righteousness with which he, the supposedly sober-minded jurist, rushed to the fault lines of gender, culture and class.
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After more than 60 years as a mascot for MLB's Cleveland Indians, the red-faced Chief Wahoo will no longer appear on game jerseys and caps starting in the 2019 season.
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Legend holds that a jealous, red-faced, sharped-tooth demon hid in the vagina of a goddess and then bit off, to their great surprise, the penises of her first two husbands.
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He would try to change a washer in a leaky sink and by the end of the day he would be red-faced and furious, banging the sink with a pipe wrench.
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I notice a man, red-faced with lobster hue and a fantastic mustache, speaking in fluent Russian—in fact, everybody is speaking Russian—glaring at my "Vladimir Poutine: Kremlin's Finest Choice" shirt.
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Chief Wahoo logo viewed by some as racist The Chief Wahoo image, a red-faced, smiling Native American man, has been controversial, drawing criticism as a racially insensitive depiction of Native Americans.
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Organisers of a Speak Mandarin campaign in Singapore were red-faced after they debuted a banner with a slogan, to encourage people to use the Chinese language more in reading and communicating.
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Still, the red-faced cartoon will remain available for purchase on merchandise at the stadium, and questions were raised about why the change couldn't be done in time for this year's games.
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The pubs and clubs, now heaving with red-faced yuppies and exhausted shoppers, were instead filled with queers kids, soul boys and fashion students from nearby Central Saint Martins and Central School.
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I crash past a clan of red-faced white people sitting on the ground, as if besotted by emotion, and head to the long courtyard between the infamous Blocks Ten and 11.
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The cheese, made from the unpasteurized milk of black and red-faced sheep and aged for six months, has a pale amber rind and delivers a toasty brioche scent with herbaceous notes.
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Back at the hostel, I've just missed the included breakfast, but the front desk girl feels bad for me, (I must look red-faced and terrible) so she makes me breakfast anyway.
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So somehow Ethan gets in, drops down 30 feet through a conveniently placed air vent, dangling face first, red-faced and vain-ey, without an instrument or soundtrack to assist the tension.
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Under the headline "The dreadful friend", Der Spiegel weekly ran a cover illustration of a red-faced Erdogan shaking his fist with a newspaper folded into a paper airplane in his back pocket.
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The Austria defense was also left red-faced when David Alaba scored an embarrassing own goal in Tuesday's 2-1 win over Malta after passing the ball back to his goalkeeper without looking.
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Apart from a few run-ins with Sanders supporters and hecklers, the 42nd President has avoided the red-faced rages and political meddling that were a distraction for his wife's previous presidential campaign.
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An Irish bookmaker was left red faced on Wednesday morning after its decision to pay out early to customers who had bet on a Hillary Clinton victory in the U.S. election proved costly.
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This year, Colbert ratcheted up his fearless takedown of conspiracy theorist radio host Alex Jones with a new character named Tuck Buckford — a red-faced macho man with a show called Brain Fight.
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Another early example of socializing memes, the 2011 image macro of a red-faced young man in baggy clothes and a sideways hat usually included text describing common behaviors of freeloading, degenerate types.
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During a recent episode of Last Week Tonight, John Oliver examined the shouty, eternally red-faced conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, and highlighted some of the ways he markets his InfoWars line of nutraceuticals.
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While red-faced man-babies from Andy Bernard to Donald Trump justify their tantrums as the logical side-effect of their desire for power, crying is construed as the ultimate sign of weakness.
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St. Pierre (26-2) was red faced when he slapped a rear naked choke at 4:32 of the third to snuff out Bisping and win a belt in his second weight class.
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And Mr. de Blasio, after a ceremony in Harlem to rename a library, walked away, shaking his head and red-faced, after reporters asked him if he still had confidence in Mr. Ponte.
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The second has no name, the punctuation mark on a serpentine run past a series of red-faced English players, but it is otherworldly, miraculous, forever bathed in a nearly shadowless Mexican sunlight.
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Credit...Maridelis Morales Rosado for The New York Times Once upon a time you might have been red-faced giving a secondhand sweater or a tin filled with homemade cookies for the holidays.
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Red-faced and roundly built, with a bald pate fringed with gray, he looked like Freud's jolly younger brother and had worked as a student pastor and journalist before becoming interested in psychoanalysis.
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" When Mr. Cohen claimed that he had been working on his written testimony late into the previous night, a red-faced Mr. Meadows said: "So you were writing it last night, Mr. Cohen?
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"[Spacey] was screaming in my face outside of the main bar area, red-faced, spit flying out of his mouth, screaming at me with fury because I didn't want to f— him," he said.
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Party cadres in the bureau had to undergo criticism sessions — a tried and true method of enforcing discipline in the party — with the goal of making them "red-faced and sweating," the report said.
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When I finally respond to the usual avalanche of progressive opinion with a glimmer of that perspective, the cordial hosts and hostesses almost immediately are transformed into red-faced Inquisition Dominicans and Wagnerian Valkyries.
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He first delivered a stoic rebuttal during a prime-time Fox News interview before his second hearing, an appearance that starkly contrasted with the teary, red-faced defiance he voiced before lawmakers last week.
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"They were in the process of telling us that we need to be good little boys and girls and not debate this in public," Mr. Lee said then, emerging red-faced from the briefing.
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Apparently not for the Iowa Democratic caucuses, which is now red-faced over what appears to be an inept rollout of new technology to help precincts report the results of the voting on Monday.
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The rather serious FaceTime bug widely reported about last week left Apple a little red-faced and one 14-year-old (and his mother) hoping Apple would give him some credit for discovering it.
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You'll be red-faced and sweaty most of the time, according to Jamieson, and even the most basic moves can be painful for beginners because of all that friction between your skin and the pole.
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Yet, when Cleveland won the American League Championship Series last week to earn its World Series berth, the Indians did so in dark blue caps with Chief Wahoo's grinning, red-faced visage front and center.
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Any attempt to tickle them into humiliation will be met with flush-faced stony-silence, and you'll be left with a mate who resembles a red-faced statue, little more than an effigy of shame.
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Frisky and Tabby are incapable of verbal repartee, and Sandy Langbourne — a character so real that you just want to smack him right through the TV screen — is just an old, snarly, red-faced thing.
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For decades, community activists in northeast Ohio have held demonstrations at the Cleveland Indians' home opener to protest the team's name and logo — a grinning, red-faced caricature named Chief Wahoo that some consider racist.
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" In a smooth answer that surely delighted his wife of eight years, a slightly red-faced Tindall continued, "Could we take Zoey out of it… 'cos obviously, if it's my wife, I would marry my wife.
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After four weeks there, I was traveling by car with several friends I had met at surf school when we came upon a red-faced, middle-aged woman hitchhiking on the outskirts of a small village.
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Lingerie tycoon and socialite Michelle Mone, the U.K.'s Baroness of Mayfair, was left red-faced on Sunday when she mistook a Vietnamese man for a child and picked him up to pose for a photo.
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Although Trump's performance in the first 25 minutes was more evenhanded than it has been, the final hour saw him reverting to the reactive, red-faced, literal finger-pointing of earlier debates, a bear easily provoked.
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It felt like Halep was turning the screw when she ran a red-faced Kerber into the ground to seize a 3-1 lead in the second set and had a point for 4-1 lead.
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Representative Abigail Spanberger, Democrat of Virginia, grew red-faced and emotional during the exchange, and stormed off the House floor, returning a short time later and accepting an embrace from Representative Katie Porter, Democrat of California.
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"What you want to do is destroy this guy's life, hold this seat open and hope you win in 2020," Mr. Graham, red-faced and dropping all pretenses of legislative comity, yelled at his Democratic colleagues.
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Bruce Prichard has been around pro wrestling for a long time and he's done pretty much everything: wrestler, manager (his best known role is Brother Love, a red-faced televangelist who was infinitely hateable), booker, and writer.
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Father Christmas himself, the rotund, red-faced old bastard himself is as much a harbinger of a loss as he is a shiny new BMX left in the garage with a bow-tie affixed to the handlebars.
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Accounts of his red-faced tirades against intelligence analysts whose findings he disagreed with so concerned members of the Senate that they refused to approve his nomination as President George W. Bush's ambassador to the United Nations.
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Often, the idea of hypnosis conjures visions of being lulled into a trance so deep that you end up clucking like a chicken onstage in front of an audience of bloated, red-faced retirees on a cruise ship.
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IT WOULD BE wrong to say that the only people who attended English county cricket in the 1980s were scoreboard enthusiasts, old men with flasks of cold tea and red-faced types there for the all-day bar.
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The show includes some darker drawings made in 1975, after Nixon had resigned in disgrace, and a monumental, seldom-seen painting, "San Clemente," which shows a weeping, red-faced Nixon in agony from a colossal, phlebitis-inflamed leg.
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My journey starts the day before my fateful wake up when I turn on the steam in the morning expecting to see a red-faced Alex Jones screaming at me about the Illuminati and how it's the enemy.
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Despite 78% of Five Star members voting to join the ALDE, Grillo and Verhofstadt were left red-faced after senior liberal MEP's within the group rejected the merger, citing concerns about Five Star's position on several European issues.
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His allies and cabinet members squirmed to explain why a man who ran on a family values platform had just driven a daylong news cycle that saw red-faced TV presenters explaining the concept of a golden shower.
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Last year, Amazon was forced to ditch a hiring algorithm that was found to be gender biased; Google was left red-faced after the autocomplete algorithm for its search bar was found to produce racial and sexual slurs.
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As Ash Wednesday approaches, I find myself thinking again and again of that ordinary miracle, that commonplace resurrection, that everlasting antidote to the temporary perfidy of a red-faced man hollering out his hour on the national stage.
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In the demo video, above, you can see it reacting almost instantaneously to a suspicious looky-loos, switching the user's screen to catch the culprit red-faced, and tagging them with some Snapchat-style rainbow vomit for good effect.
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It is a future in which a mainstream political party and its media apparatus will stop holding up the aggrieved, red-faced, blustery white male or the hypersexualized white female as the only two forms of personhood worth indulging.
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They are just one series removed from a situation where they, Major League Baseball, and Rogers Communications were literally sued to try to prevent showing the current red-faced Wahoo during the games in Toronto against the Blue Jays.
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A red-faced Affleck ranted about "Deflategate" on the HBO show and even though we can't say for sure what was up with him ... social media was quick to call Affleck out for his slurred speech and angry tone.
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On the next possession, Mooney connected on a 3-ball from the wing, and after a Michigan State turnover, he drilled another to stake Texas Tech to a 45-33 advantage, prompting a red-faced Izzo to call timeout.
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Abusive talk, lies and red-faced emotion worked well enough to put him in the White House and seem to have inspired a Supreme Court nominee to spew conspiracy theories and distortions in the pursuit of a lifetime appointment.
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Trying to find halal turkey has always been difficult, but it's even harder now that you have to worry about untrustworthy butchers and red-faced guys in flat caps and branded polo shirts waging a holy crusade against your card transaction.
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The liquor tycoon and Formula 1 boss has not disclosed his whereabouts since flying first class from Delhi to London on March 2, leaving the Indian government and bankers red faced as they try to crack down on high-profile defaulters.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison was left red-faced on Wednesday after a family photograph, doctored by his staff, inadvertently left him with two left feet - an embarrassing image as he tries to end missteps months before an election.
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From Coinage: The Top 5 Most Expensive Movies of All Time Not one to back down from a challenge, a reluctant and red-faced Fassbender, dressed in a three-piece suit, removed his jacket and cleared some space for himself onstage.
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"Disappointed" by the resignation and using sturdier language privately, a red-faced David Cameron went before his MPs in the House of Commons on March 21st to offer his retort and confirm that the disability cuts would not go ahead.
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The Swiss, who has left countless opponents red-faced with his spectacular racket-wielding skills, found himself on the receiving end of a demoralizing drubbing on Thursday as world number one Djokovic raced to a 6-1 22-23 lead.
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In "President Taft is Stuck in the Bath," Taft isn't just overweight, but morbidly obese, red-faced and stark naked, with ample rolls of flesh protruding from every imaginable location on his unwieldy body, overflowing out of a comparatively small bathtub.
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Red-faced, indignant and seemingly on the verge of tears, Meadows demanded that Tlaib's words be stricken from the record, turned the charge of racism back on her, and said that he has nieces and nephews who are people of color.
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There's a disconnect between undoing centuries of racial prejudice—dismantling the remnants of discriminatory policies, letting black people tell their own stories—and thinking society is "doing better" when only the most obvious forms of shouty, red-faced racism are stamped out.
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I managed it by holding my breath and tensing all the muscles in my body like I was trying to pass a kidney stone, but (a) you can't really hold your breath for three minutes, and (b) you look red-faced and constipated.
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"There's always been a reactionary element to the world of conspiracy, said Matheny, but these days he finds it increasingly dominated by political posturing, red-faced ranting from the likes of Alex Jones, or propaganda with "racism and sexism, and fascism implicit underneath.
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On Saturday, January 22017, 27, the Trump administration began not with a gentle dose of diplomacy but with a red-faced tirade delivered by Press Secretary Sean Spicer, lambasting the media over reports of low attendance at the previous day's inauguration festivities.
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Gibson's address began with talk of being "sick of all the hate… you cannot justify hate" and the inclusivity and diversity of his movement, but quickly gave way to red-faced shouting about Jesus Christ being the only true path to salvation.
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LONDON — Red-faced and almost vibrating with anger, Mark Francois rose from the green leather benches of the House of Commons after his fellow lawmakers had voted to delay Brexit, torpedoing his dream of a no-deal plunge out of the European Union.
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Finally, the journalist said, Spacey tried to prevent him from leaving: [Spacey] was screaming in my face outside of the main bar area, red-faced, spit flying out of his mouth, screaming at me with fury because I didn't want to fuck him.
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In the final showdown between the two prospects, Gretchen lets out all of her rage at Jimmy, going red-faced over the fact he "doesn't get to apologize" for asking her to be his family and then "punishing" her by disappearing for three months.
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If we're not careful, our fixation on him could have the unintended side effect of reaffirming a longstanding American myth: that the face of racism is a red-faced, loudmouthed, hate-driven bully who says in plain language that people who aren't white are bad.
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Gone was the red-faced, furious man of late September, with his claims about dark money and Clinton-funded plots; gone was the man who alternately wept and roared and looked as if he was trying to pass a kidney stone of compressed rage.
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Red-faced and windblown and ready for a slower pace, I turned down the camino, a 3.3-mile service road that takes a long, leisurely path through the trees to the base of the mountain, crisscrossing marked runs as it winds its way down.
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While the big-toothed, red-faced visage of a baseball team's logo takes center stage at the World Series in Cleveland, seven states away real Native American people are faced down by police who look outfitted for war, not a dialogue with unarmed protesters.
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Many of them are openly pining for the kind of performance — red-faced, blustery and unapologetic — that he gave during the Supreme Court confirmation hearings for Brett M. Kavanaugh, when he declared the proceedings "the most unethical sham" he had ever seen in politics.
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He was red-faced as he bravely juggled the piece's multiple solo instruments — a standard trumpet in C, a piccolo one in B flat and a cow's horn, resting next to him on a Steinway piano bench — and its comically extreme dynamic marking of "ffff" (fortissississimo).
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The girl, red-faced and embarrassed despite her I.Q. and whatever other attributes she might have possessed, slouched across the lawn and down the street, the dog mincing beside her, while I offered to do the only sensible thing and bury what was left of the remains.
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Then a couple of my other employees confirmed my suspicion when they told me they saw him put those beers in his pocket and proceeded to casually walk into the restroom with them, only to come out a few minutes later—red-faced with empty pockets.
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WASHINGTON — Senator Bernie Sanders stepped to the lectern on Wednesday, red-faced and rumpled as ever, with a placard screaming "Medicare for All," and likened his quest for a government-run universal health plan to earlier movements for women's rights, civil rights, workers' rights and gay rights.
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The singer stammers a few grotesque, stereotypically hardcore words into the microphone; the guitarist suddenly shrieks in such a way that any black metal musician will go red-faced with shame under his corpse paint, and we're worried that he'll crumble into pieces all over his beautiful guitar.
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But either the science guy's jokes haven't aged well or his schtick—a zany dad-figure in a lab coat stirring beakers full of colored liquids—doesn't quite work when he's bellowing, red-faced, about the dangers of climate change denial, alternative medicine, and the anti-vaxxer movement.
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LONDON (Reuters) - If Elena Vesnina was red faced after being on the receiving end of a 48-minute 6-2 6-0 semi-final mauling at the hands of Serena Williams — at least it wasn't as bad as the 19-minute wipeout American Alice Marble inflicted in 63.
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Facebook has been left red-faced after being forced to call off the launch date of its dating service in Europe because it failed to give its lead EU data regulator enough advanced warning — including failing to demonstrate it had performed a legally required assessment of privacy risks.
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The pitfalls of video review have been a growing storyline during the postseason, with milliseconds and millimeters being broken down in extreme slow motion, but here's an example where it pretty clearly would have helped avoid a bad call, an ejection, and possibly a red-faced nude sexagenarian on the field.
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He walked along the assembly line, red-faced and urgent, interrogating workers he encountered, telling them that at Tesla excellence was a passing grade, and they were failing; that they weren't smart enough to be working on these problems; that they were endangering the company, according to someone who observed him.
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Few in the commentariat would ever suggest Steve Kerr or Gregg Popovich are speaking out of turn whenever they weigh in on politics, and no red-faced executives bellow that they'll never work another day in the league if they calls the treatment of blacks in America our national sin.
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Ron Johnson (R-Wis.), Rob Portman (R-Ohio) … and other senators in the Ukraine Caucus to argue that Biden's desire to see [prosecutor Viktor] Shokin removed reflected official U.S. policy … As Garcia spoke, a visibly upset and red-faced Johnson rose from his seat, approached Portman and whispered in his ear.
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The red-faced Oilers were trying to right their ship after an embarrassing 6-23 loss to the short-staffed Buffalo Sabres on Sunday, a defeat that prompted the players and coaches to move a scheduled day off from Monday to Wednesday so they could fix their problems in time for this game.
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" Then, in a red-faced harangue in the Oval Office with a visibly uncomfortable president of Finland sitting next to him, Mr. Trump declared Democrats "guilty as hell" of corrupting the 2016 election, Mr. Biden "corrupt" and "less smart now than he ever was," and the C.I.A. whistle-blower "a spy in my opinion.
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Leibman, red-faced and cackling, is a demon of Shakespearean grandeur," Frank Rich wrote of the performance in "Millennium Approaches," the first part of "Angels," when he reviewed its Broadway premiere in The New York Times in May 19703, "an alternately hilarious and terrifying mixture of chutzpah and megalomania, misguided brilliance and relentless cunning.
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The South Carolina Republican delivered a red-faced, pissed-off performance before the Senate Judiciary Committee in which he accused Democrats of playing politics with the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court and plotting to destroy his life in order to keep a seat open until 2020, when presumably Democrats believe they can win a presidential election.
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I know I'm not the only one who gets red-faced whenever a self-proclaimed pro-life politician or pastor belittles and demeans "welfare queens" and "moocher moms," seemingly unaware of the hypocrisy of forcing women to have children they can't afford while simultaneously dismantling the social safety net that helps them care for those children.
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Here's a particularly illuminating passage: He walked along the assembly line, red-faced and urgent, interrogating workers he encountered, telling them that at Tesla excellence was a passing grade, and they were failing; that they weren't smart enough to be working on these problems; that they were endangering the company, according to someone who observed him.
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Senators emerged from Thursday's hearing bitterly split into those tribes, with Democrats persuaded by Dr. Blasey's calm and unflustered account of being shoved onto a bed, pawed, nearly stripped and prevented from screaming for help, while Republicans were moved by Judge Kavanaugh, who bristled with red-faced outrage and grievance at what he called an orchestrated campaign to destroy his life.
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Facebook Dating launch blocked in Europe after it fails to show privacy workings Facebook has been left red-faced after being forced to call off the launch date of its dating service in Europe because it failed to give its lead EU data regulator enough advanced warning, and it failed to demonstrate it had performed a legally required assessment of privacy risks. 7.
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And then, as an icy chill slowly descended across the air, big fat snowflakes began freefalling from the heavens in an impromptu mini-blizzard, leaving an avalanche of "OMG IT'S A MESSAGE FROM PRINCE, SOMETIMES IT REALLY DOES SNOW IN APRIL" tweets in its wake, as well as loads of angry, red-faced people running around in shorts and t-shirts like headless chickens looking for shelter.
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