He shot me a "What?" and a momentary sidelong look.
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While they sat there, Francis took sidelong glances at his cousin.
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Or is he just sort of looking sidelong at the flag?
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But it casts only brief, fierce sidelong glances at the past.
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It even touches on environmental issues in a few sidelong glances.
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"When we recorded Sidelong, I was wasted the entire time," she says.
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Both he and 26ix29ine engage with rap-rock in a sidelong fashion.
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Pretty soon, you're stealing sidelong glances, sharing jokes, and shooting each other texts.
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He threw his opponent a disbelieving sidelong glance, and then an eye roll.
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Out April 28 on Bloodshot Records, Sidelong is the Disarmers' first serious release.
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The longer it ran, the more The X-Files took sidelong swerves into absurdism.
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She strode past the store without giving it or its inhabitants a sidelong glance.
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Sophie has Down syndrome — and has always attracted attention, usually of the sidelong variety.
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The year's most intriguingly sidelong take on the painter is entitled Lucian Freud Herbarium.
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And a sidelong glance at the tradition of the boss's end-of-year memo.
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Camilla and Kate — the Duchess of Cornwall and the Duchess of Cambridge — traded sidelong glances.
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With cards held close, canny glances directed sidelong, mouths hidden, these players work the interior.
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But "B" largely works by stealth and by a sidelong, off-kilter sense of humor.
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L has a sidelong relationship with the spotlight, the spotlight is increasingly seeking out Pope.
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The perfect fit between Mr. Fagen's sidelong hipster sneer and his self-loathing dirtbag narrative.
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What would it look like to tackle these systems forthrightly, rather than with a sidelong wink?
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Sneers, snickers, sidelong glances and outright stares revealed the reality of walking the world while fat.
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She went into her chamber right before I did mine, giving me one last sidelong glance.
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The red horse was standing at the fence looking sidelong at him with a dark, flirtatious eye.
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She even took at least one sidelong swipe at Bernie Sanders, her closest ally on the left.
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Yet perhaps one out of five shot her a sidelong glance of recognition, and sometimes a half-smile.
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She frequently flashes sidelong glances at it, quirks eyebrows in surprise at it, and chortles privately for it.
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Other producers play with these sounds, but most are keen to let them crash sidelong into one another.
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"The Secret Theatre," by contrast, looks back 400 years to shine a sidelong glance at goings-on now.
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He continued: Already naked, I lie sidelong on the examining table, And he gingerly spreads my now withered buttocks.
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When he did so, he'd cast a quick sidelong glance at me, knowing how much the thought pleased me.
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So, she tells me, she spent a lot of time with Sidelong ahead of the pre-production for Years.
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He made a sidelong reference to the recent poisoning of a former Russian spy, using a deadly nerve agent.
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Recalling last year's #JusticeForBarb meme, the sidelong refrains that Steve Harrington deserves better and #JusticeForSteve spontaneously burst forth among viewers.
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He curls beside her, laying his head sidelong on her arm, so that his lips are pressed against one breast.
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As Mia and Sebastian's romance unfolds in lush etudes and sidelong glances, it gets more melancholy and starts to ache.
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The show's made good use of Max Minghella's heavy-browed watchfulness—those sidelong looks were one of Offred's earliest handholds.
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But I could tell, from the sidelong glances given to me by other people in the elevator, that it hadn't.
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Yet even this slight, sidelong aspect of the game represented a new way of historicizing what I made my pawns do.
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The storm continued all the following day until on January 18 the America was hurled sidelong against the island of Fuerteventura.
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Though at different stages … Very happy to be co-curating artist John Edmond's solo exhibition A Sidelong Glance, with Drew Sawyer.
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On "Trouble on Central," he sing-raps smoothly, with a sidelong reference to Skee-Lo's "I Wish," over a lithe funk production.
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A senior at the College of William and Mary, class of 21964, slumps in her chair, casting a sidelong glance at her psychiatrist.
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After a two-week hiatus, Stephen Colbert greeted his audience the best way he knew how: with a sidelong jab at President Trump.
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"I'm too rare amongst all of this pink hair," he raps on "Hard Piano," a sidelong shot at the excesses of the SoundCloud generation.
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She'd been the nexus of Oak Hill gossip for as long as I could remember, the generator behind its engine of whispers and sidelong comments.
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A MINUS Sarah Shook & the Disarmers: Sidelong (Bloodshot) Shook is a home-schooled ex-fundamentalist North Carolinan single mother raised in hardscrabble Rochester, New York.
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She glances sidelong at Scully, seeing, or imagining she sees, in the violinist's gaunt face a look of fierce concentration, as raw as sexual pain.
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What they will discover instead is a sharp, sidelong look at the multiplicity of beliefs and opinions that such cases accrue, like barnacles obscuring a wreck.
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But the collections, only a fraction of which are on display, also offer some unexpected sidelong glances at the man to complement the stage-worthy tale.
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Justice Ginsburg wore a red jabot with red earrings, which could not not be interpreted as a sidelong sort of commentary on the cases at hand.
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Judging from the sidelong glances of flat-footed accountants running for their lives to either side of me, I was not the only one who thought so.
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In the image, which went viral on social media, Matapacos hops a turnstile while casting a mischievous sidelong glance, with the word EVADE written in bold lettering.
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For these fans, music festivals, like braces and Little League, can be a rite of passage for their children — and they're not bothered by any sidelong looks.
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"At least she takes care of herself," mumbles Inga's husband, Baldvin (a wonderfully wry Sigurdur Sigurjonsson), squinting sidelong at his frowzy spouse before escaping to choir practice.
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As each repeated line accommodates new information, we experience a subtle recalibration of perception, much the way a sidelong glance could be an invitation or a warning.
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Yet the animals live like us and do humanoid jobs, allowing the directors, Byron Howard and Rich Moore, to throw sidelong glances at our own imperfect world.
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Some immigration activists called Obama the "deporter in chief," but all he had to do was point one sidelong finger at what the other party was up to .
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Add drugs to the mix and what you get is a space where innovation and entrepreneurship also come with a sidelong glance at best—and stigma at worst.
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Her second memoir, "Sisters," was a sharp-edged portrait of sibling rivalry that was also, in a sidelong manner, about the helplessness of watching your parents drift apart.
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In America today, we don't generally approve of arranged marriages, and we tend to look sidelong at romantic relationships where one party is significantly older than the other.
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Its slender dark blue tiger stripe pattern wouldn't draw any sidelong glances when worn by a baby girl, but in the eyes of most, this is a boy's suit.
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It's an homage to Doom both new and old, with nods to the recent gory gameplay trailers mixed with references to the Doomguy's sidelong glances in the original release.
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"Corruption is poisoning our democracy," Warren said in a web video filmed in her kitchen, and then hit out at "bigotry and fear" in a sidelong reference to Trump.
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Taylor Mac's "Hir," seen last fall at Playwrights Horizons, while not expressly a play about the decline of the middle class, nevertheless tackles the subject in a sidelong manner.
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Compare this to the sidelong stare of the female figure (modeled after Wood's sister Nan), who seems to pine for an escape from the painting's tight framing and constricting symmetry.
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Besides some mischievous sidelong glances, there were no physical signs of Mr. Epperson's other guise, and except for one number, the music was live and the songs not lip-synced.
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In "Judgement Day," the glories of Renaissance painting register as a counterpoint to the disarray; look at his protagonist's sidelong glance toward the cropped portrait whispering in his right ear.
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And each has honed a personal style of bluesy rock 'n' roll guided by his own personality: for Mr. Butler, both roisterous and admonishing; for Dr. John, sidelong and mystical.
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If we see something promising, Michael lifts the hanger and turns the dress 90 degrees so that we can decide if the full view lives up to the sidelong glance.
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Unmediated footage can be edited polemically, as in Frederick Wiseman's films, but "Boone" seems resigned to sidelong glances, confident that merely observing farm life, including some spunky animals, is enough.
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Wong is slightly stiff with his dialogue in a largely English-speaking part, but he's still wonderfully expressive; his sidelong glances and numb stares bear the whole weight of the world.
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Nearly 14 months have passed since "American Dharma," the director Errol Morris's sidelong study of the former Trump White House strategist Stephen K. Bannon, had its premiere at the Venice Film Festival.
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Instead, the multicharacter drama Mr. McPherson has written, the first original work by this Irish playwright that is set in America, represents a sidelong route into Mr. Dylan's musical and cultural roots.
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When they took their assigned spots, Mr. Trump stood near the center, but his counterparts mostly ignored him, giving him no more than sidelong glances, even as several of them continued conversing.
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"As for the sidelong critique of me in the dissenting opinion of Judges Ho and Oldham, it is, respectfully, a pyromaniac in a field of straw men," he replied in his own dissent.
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To avoid the sidelong glances or adulation of strangers, he and his wife, Grace Ng, a homemaker, no longer say their son's name in public, even when speaking about him with each other.
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That streak ended when "Millennium Mambo" (on Friday and Saturday) — a visually rhapsodic, sidelong look at youth and anomie — sneaked into theaters at the end of 2003, two years after its Cannes premiere.
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In "Marques April 11" (2013), the close-up view is apt to take a few second to apprehend: it is a sidelong view of a man's shoulder, including part of his armpit and nipple.
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Excepting the occasional sidelong shot at a peer — one that's fired down from the top of the mount, really — it often sounds as if he needed to hear only his own ticktock for guidance.
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On two sidelong pieces the duo—composed of longtime collaborators Nima Aghiani and Sara Bigdeli Shamloo—ooze between brittle ambience and shattered noise, layering abstract poetry over delirious swirls of acoustic instrumentation and synthetic drones.
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When she warns him about the way he's navigating, he starts loudly telling her why she's wrong — and in the middle of his explanation, a rogue asteroid runs sidelong into his pod, killing him instantly.
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It's a storm of jabs and uppercuts, part of the long tail of his beef with Meek Mill, and also takes sidelong shots at younger artists from Toronto, his hometown, who haven't paid proper respect.
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The city may no longer feature vendors shouting the main headline at passing commuters, but that headline still carries a sense of urgency, can still thrill or appall when caught unexpectedly in a sidelong glance.
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He had been closely watched for miles, in sidelong glances and gazes, by the driver, a large, somewhat handsome man, who, with his carefully combed hair and clueless lopsided smile, resembled the young Ronald Reagan.
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The handsome Marcus Isaacson arranges a sexual liaison with comely socialist he spots on the street almost entirely through sidelong glances, to the point where they don't actually introduce themselves until they're already in the act.
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And there are some outstanding ones, like the high-polish oil sketch of George Washington by Gilbert Stuart that became the source of many other images, including the sour, sidelong-glancing Washington on the $1 bill.
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Along the way, "Lionheart" offers sidelong observations about the importance of preserving a family legacy; the need for comity among Nigeria's classes and ethnic groups; and the wisdom of older generations, even when change is necessary.
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"The Testaments" addresses these and other questions in sidelong mentions, which help to make more concrete a world that, in the first novel—partly because of Offred's fiercely enforced ignorance—felt abstract, like a landscape obscured by fog.
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"[T]he dialogue, weighted with explicit statements of thought and feeling rather than their sidelong evocation, is often too heavy for even these fine actors to successfully lift," wrote Robert Lloyd in his review for the Los Angeles Times.
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In "Winter" (1900), we see a young lady in a suit of military olive who scrutinizes us with a sidelong gaze, her hands inside a fur muff, her eyebrows two calligraphic slashes that echo the background's hundreds of dashes.
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Then Colbert offered the senator a basket full of charms and souvenirs, including a plane ticket to Michigan — a sidelong swipe at Hillary Clinton, who neglected to campaign in that state in 2016 and famously lost it to Trump.
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She has made a few daring choices: James Brown's sidelong reminder about poverty, "Santa Claus Go Straight to the Ghetto," and a Jerry Lieber-Mike Stoller song recorded by Ray Charles, "The Snow Is Falling," that goes beyond blue to suicidal.
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Musical. Thoughtful. Always catching him out with her sidelong consciousness, her way of listening to the sides of what you say and responding to what you didn't know you were saying, or to what you were trying but failing to say.
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"Twenty-three of the 203 member nations are still not paying what they should be paying and what they're supposed to be paying for their defense," Mr. Trump declared, as the leaders shifted uncomfortably behind him, shooting one another sidelong glances.
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When I first encountered Martin Crimp's "The Treatment" at the Royal Court in 1993, the play seemed like a deliberately gnomic exercise in sidelong nihilism, and it was largely greeted as such when it appeared Off Broadway that same year.
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I came to know the boardwalk, the cheek-by-jowl bungalows, the bagel shops and barnacle-encrusted jetty rocks, the ivory gulls with their sidelong appraising looks, the jetliners passing overhead in the clear autumn skies, headed for Kennedy Airport.
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We inhabit every unbearable second of limbo: magazine-spread houses with books under lock and key, bedrooms with nothing sharp in eyesight, the endless and wordless rape, and the constant sidelong glances that convey everything this world has choked out of women.
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It was his first time on an airplane, and even though he tried to be nonchalant about it, he held his breath during takeoff and let it out loud enough after they were finally airborne that his seatmate looked at him sidelong.
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It was his first time on an airplane, and even though he tried to be nonchalant about it, he held his breath during takeoff and let it out loud enough after they were finally airborne that his seatmate looked at him sidelong.
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The T.R.C. (its name is a sidelong reference to the post-apartheid Truth and Reconciliation Commission) avoids the most common pitfalls in South African jazz: It's not beholden to sunny Cape Town traditionalism, and it doesn't emulate any specific form of American jazz.
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His testimony — some of it riveting, much of it mundane — was full of sidelong revelations about his brief supernova of a rap career, which for about a year after "Gummo" was the one of the most chaotic and controversial in hip-hop.
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By precisely measuring the motions of stars in M31 and M33, Dr. van der Marel and his colleagues were able to measure the sidelong trajectories of those two galaxies for the first time, and determine that Andromeda is not coming straight at us.
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Spread across two sidelong tracks, Veres and Elliott space out and embrace the simple placidity that they offer at their best, offering a version of their ambience that's weightless and bright—less a drift through the cosmos than a night afloat on an old waterbed.
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An extra shade of slyness, too, is detectable in her sidelong glance, and in the curve of her smile, as though there were secrets neatly folded and tucked away in her carpetbag (which, like its owner, is infinite but bounded), rarely to be revealed.
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Two days later, Father went outside in the morning and our neighbors who were out mowing their lawns and washing their cars were all looking at him in a nervous, sidelong way—the way passing motorists look at a driver who's been pulled over.
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N'Djamena (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When Koutu Saimon's son, Wheener, was born almost four months premature and "as small as a mouse", friends and relatives in Chad turned to the new mother and, with sidelong glances and in hushed voices, whispered to her to get rid of the baby.
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Yes, Last Chance U is a documentary about football, but not really: It squeezes all of its meat from looking sidelong at its subject and contains enough splinters of human compassion, uneasy truth, and the small personal tragedy of attrition to mar the normally smooth surface of these portrayals.
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And at last they dismissed the fantastic travels, faster than light, that had landed them only here, and their magic technologies that had taught them, it seemed, what anyone could have told them, and they ceased to gather on corners, dreaming of rescuers, and glanced, if at all, only sidelong at the stars.
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Government-mandated protection of wolves doesn't go over well in a region where independence is prized and where rural residents tend to look sidelong at any mention of environmentalism or endangered species, seeing the words as code for an attack on jobs like ranching that aren't easy, or necessarily lucrative, to begin with.
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Rather than curate a playlist or improvise a DJ set—both of which the knowledgeable heads in the community around the imprint would have been well equipped to do—they put together a cassette compilation they called Peaceful Protest, which pulled together sidelong pieces from a varied group of producers and composers and blared it over surround sound speakers.
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Indeed Kroff entered the office in the sidelong manner in which he enters the seminar room, as if he were looking in two directions at once, like a creature with eyes on either side of its head; you have wondered if perhaps he has some sort of neurological impairment, though it could also be just ordinary clumsiness, a kind of obstinacy.
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So I gave in and told her how I had volunteered to crawl in the dark, a sidelong approach to the machine-gun post that was decimating us, and what I'd felt as I crawled, unobserved, to a distance of less than forty metres from the emplacement, and how I'd wiped out the machine gunners with one expert throw of a hand grenade.
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You get to do whatever you want when you want, and you get to walk when you wanna walk and look when you wanna look and you can miss a key moment where the bad guy, he passes something to the other person or gives a sidelong glance and you missed it because you were staring at a plant and the plant looked really cool.
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Sidelong is a this-didn't-work-but-I didn't-like-you-anyway kind of breaking-up album, and while it would be completely understandable for Years to take on the cynical, self-loathing qualities one expects of an album that comes from the liminality of life in between serious romantic relationships, Shook has never been one to do things the way anyone else does.
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Prior to joining the Guggenheim, James served as Assistant Curator of Contemporary Art at the Brooklyn Museum, where she was the lead curator for the museum's presentation of Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power (2018–19), organized Eric N. Mack: Lemme walk across the room (2019), and is co-curating the forthcoming John Edmonds: A Sidelong Glance (2020) there.
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Shook has been writing songs for over five years and playing with her band the Disarmers for three—the Disarmers were known as the Dirty Hands for a while, and before that, the Devil—but she didn't release her debut album Sidelong until 2015, when Peterson, who had played alongside her as a Devil and a Dirty Hand, gave her an ultimatum: Commit to this music thing, or he would be forced to reconsider his commitment to her as a sideman.
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Over the course of the next week, there were some images I found inscrutable (audio CDs, stamped in red as RESTRICTED, of Bruce Dern doing a "Henry V" monologue at the Actors Studio), some readily intelligible as artifactual Americana (Smith & Wessons in the case of a Badlands pawnshop) and others that attempted sidelong glances at tourist landmarks (not Mount Rushmore itself but a shot of a family selfie in front of it; a photo of the Rocket Motel's neon next to its own identical postcard).
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