Slimani writes: There are mothers too, mothers staring into space.
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He looks up and sees a young man staring into space.
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He stood still on the field, staring into space, hardly speaking.
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When I'm sitting there staring into space, that's the heavy lifting.
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James has curled up on the cot and is staring into space.
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Other times he looked bored, staring into space and playing with his hair.
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In some of the videos, his eyes are half-open, staring into space.
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But simply staring into space doesn't cut it anymore, regardless of an astrologer's specific discipline.
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And if you look at my interview afterwards ... I'm staring into space, like a zombie.
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This included sweating, glazed red eyes and staring into space and people asking for help.
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Instead, she would spend her break sitting on a bench by the lawn, staring into space.
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I remember staring into space for what seemed an eternity after reading Linda Loman's final speech.
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My mother could be having meltdowns like some of the women in her unit, or staring into space.
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"It's different when you actually don't make it," he said the day after the fight, staring into space.
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Night after night the people at my father's kitchen table raged or wept or sat staring into space.
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He "kind of tried" to answer the questions, because the alternative would be just sitting there staring into space.
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I like seeing a person reading a book, or, in an ultimate win, someone staring into space without headphones.
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Inside the sprawling 20153s building rows upon rows of travel agencies sit mostly empty, their employees staring into space.
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People all over the Internet were lying facedown (#planking), hanging upside down (#batting), and perching and staring into space (#owling).
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Several minutes after the game ended, Afflalo sat at his locker in full uniform staring into space, icing his knees.
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There are flamingos taking solitary dips in lakes and cows going to sleep and horses staring into space without interruption.
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Even when she is just staring into space, doing her own thing, Minnie will immediately perk up when she hears the question.
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Haven't we all laid heartbroken, staring into space as someone encourages us to eat something because it will make us feel better?
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The next time you arrive back from lunch early, try staring into space for five minutes rather than staring at your phone screen.
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During the last series, his eyes grew wide as he watched a few Bucks bench players standing outside a huddle staring into space.
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Whether reading a book, listening to music, or simply staring into space, each of the passengers seemed to be in their own world.
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Stunned by his failure on a stage he once ruled, he relit the cigar and smoked it against the ballroom wall, staring into space.
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I can think of 4 million things that are easier: staring into space, tying your shoes, making scrambled eggs, voting, just … sitting (personal favorite).
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He had been a little out of it all morning, but suddenly he was totally gone — just standing in the orchard staring into space.
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But Driver was more like me: off to the side, all alone, staring into space, not making eye contact with anything except his crudités.
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I loved the period costumesBut wearied of the endless shots of the movie stars gazing soulfullyAt each otherOr staring into space,Like mute people.
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She mostly sits on the floor of their living room, silently staring into space, hands clasped on her lap, grief etched in her face.
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I couldn't sleep for the rest of the flight, instead spending the rest of the flight staring into space and wishing I had packed dry shampoo.
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Aides, who said they had tried to intervene, described themselves as unnerved by his hours of staring into space, his sudden indecisiveness and his aversion to risk.
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"You haven't cracked a joke since we left the restaurant," MJ asks Lee at the start of the episode, while sitting on the sofa, staring into space.
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People film themselves staring into space for their Instagram stories, so why aren't they filming Craig David saying "vibes" while dancing in some pleather on the bus?
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After I'd gotten my pictures, and Marquis, 29, had escaped to the kitchen to make breakfast, Hassan, 27, staring into space deep in thought, broke the silence.
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Near where emergency workers found the first eight people on Tuesday, a shoeless man sat on a stump staring into space, a "No Smoking K2" sign behind him.
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Stephen Brennwald, an Alexandria attorney, also saw Hodgkinson at the YMCA wearing long pants rather than gym attire, and said he often seemed to be staring into space.
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That means when I arrive at 11:30 the residents will all be freshly bathed and dressed as they sit sleeping at the dining table or staring into space.
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He is a small man — El Chapo means Shorty in Spanish — and spent much of the hourlong hearing staring into space while following a translation of the proceedings through headphones.
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Shiny blue benches, advertisements for breast reductions and breast augmentations, and above all, people: the guy across from you, listening to music; the woman next to you, staring into space.
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He was a tall man in an expensive pin-striped galabia, and often he sat in the place of honor, staring into space, until Abu Steit mercifully called for the Fatiha.
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I usually get in to the studio around 8:30 AM. I like to be in every day, all day, if I can, even if I spend the day staring into space.
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While office culture dictates that during slow periods, one must orchestrate a careful song and dance of faux busyness, Takala secretly filmed herself simply sitting still, staring into space, doing absolutely nothing.
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A report cited patrons "staring into space" with "glazed…eyes" as evidence of drug-taking; it certainly didn't consider that those symptoms might be observed in the audiences of theatres and opera houses.
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In 2017, shooter game "Overwatch" produced a 9.5 hour livestream of its own, where Overwatch director Jeff Kaplan sat in front of a fireplace complete with a burning Yule Log, staring into space.
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The men appear here in a 1916 photograph taken by the artist Pierre Bonnard: Pierre-Auguste sits in a blanket-draped wheelchair, staring into space, while Jean, in military uniform, sits proudly behind him.
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But there's a big problem: A brand-new, billion-dollar telescope in Chile—the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array, or ALMA—just opened its eyes a few years ago, staring into space in that radio range.
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I enjoyed my meal while sitting in my car and wondering, just like I do on any other night I find myself staring into space in that particular part of town, if any of this matters.
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Despite the fact that it takes me only 15 minutes to shower and then force mascara onto my eyelashes, my morning routine is often slowed down by my feeding the cat, drinking water, staring into space, etc.
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"I felt like everyone had heard enough of that story, the charismatic cult leader," said Ms. Cline, who has long strawberry-blond hair, light-blue eyes and a habit of staring into space while formulating her thoughts.
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I did a quick run when I found myself staring into space, just trying to count the seconds until I could go to sleep or go to grappling, or do something—anything—that wasn't staring at the walls.
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I drank a lot of wine to drown the pain and spent countless nights sitting on my couch with the music up as loud as I could, staring into space, beating myself up about what I could have done differently.
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Before the Internet, you would just sit in an armchair with a book open on your lap, staring into space or staring at a decorative broom on the wall—kind of shifting back and forth between those two modes of being.
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And the production is most involving when we watch him staring into space, silent, and perhaps thinking of that lovely, long-gone, fleeting moment when he was allowed to play in a forest like the innocent boy he once was.
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But he looked stunned, nonetheless: standing all but motionless just outside the center circle and staring into space with a hand on each hip as South Korean players celebrated one of the bigger upsets in this tournament's 88-year history.
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Slumped in her seat, staring into space, dressed in a ratty Enimem shirt and a ball cap, shielded from public scrutiny and polling numbers, Charlotte gets to experience life not just as a "normal" person, but as a normal (white, cis, hetero) dude.
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Same for the cover art for Mayer's second post-Montana album, Paradise Valley, which places Mayer, dressed in a long coat that approximates a cowboy's duster, staring into space, cowboy-ish hat on his head, while a black lab looks up attentively.
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If you made a movie about what the years of my life with anorexia were like it would literally consist of my poor mother and I fighting six times a day, interspersed with me staring into space and putting on another jumper.
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A few of them—Benke, Oskar and Konie—decide to skip the interview, instead gathered in a corner chain-smoking and rubbing their eyes, while the others— Sebastian, Tor and Benjamin—join me slumped around a wooden table, all of us staring into space.
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Mr. Araki captures her staring into space on a bullet train, lying nude on a bed, and, in one of his most famous images, sleeping in a rowboat on a river in Kyushu, her checked skirt contrasting with the woven mat on the hull.
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Several presenters, jokingly or not, indulged in improv-heavy banter after claiming that they couldn't read the teleprompters; shortly before revealing the winner of the Best New Artist Grammy, Jennifer Lopez was caught staring into space for several seconds, a potent metaphor for the Grammys' numbing capabilities.
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It was a blessed relief when another member of staff walked into the room and politely noted that they'd book it out for a meeting and I was currently eating into their meeting time staring into space looking very, very glum while what sounded like a broken Casio keyboard stuck on DJ mode parped out of my laptop.
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He stayed there, staring into space, as the Croatian captain, Luka Modric, leapt into the crowd, celebrating his country's second-ever World Cup semifinal; as both teams sought out Fyodor Smolov and Mário Fernandes, the two players whose missed penalties brought Russia's tournament to a close; and as the fans turned to leave, back to the beach, back to the bars, back to reality.
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Ultimately, as the children encroach upon them, she's unable to leave Casey behind and they drive off. As Elaine panics, Casey's demeanor changes and starts staring into space like the infected children did and the film ends leaving the audience wondering if the now wry smiling Casey has become infected too.
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Despite her relative inexperience, Leigh was chosen to play Ophelia to Olivier's Hamlet in an Old Vic Theatre production staged at Elsinore, Denmark.Coleman 2005, p. 92. Olivier later recalled an incident when her mood rapidly changed as she was preparing to go onstage. Without apparent provocation, she began screaming at him before suddenly becoming silent and staring into space.
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In a storage room at the back of the gallery, the demon stands staring into space, then turns when Angel comes in behind her. She orders him to leave but at that moment, wind and lightning and thunder spring from nowhere. A swirling portal forms, the shrieking coming from it seeming to draw rapidly closer. A naked humanoid girl drops out of the portal and hits the floor hard.
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Puchi is infuriated when she finds Tito eating alone and Héctor shooting up while the gas was on. She begs Héctor to quit the drugs and to turn his life around for their son and because he is always high and is missing out and she loves him. One night, Puchi wakes up to Héctor sitting with a gun staring into space, suicidally depressed. In fear she sends him to rehab.
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The band followed a few concert dates in Europe during September with their first tour of the US in October. As the US tour went on, Barrett's condition grew steadily worse. During appearances on the Dick Clark and Pat Boone shows in November, Barrett confounded his hosts by not responding to questions and staring into space. He refused to move his lips when it came time to mime "See Emily Play" on Boone's show.
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Increasingly depressed by the events that had shaken Greece and sick with arteriosclerosis, Constantine I developed a deep depression. He then remained sometimes hours without speaking, staring into space. Faced with this situation, Sophia's anxiety (already bigger by the fate of George II and other members of the royal family who remained in Greece), only increased. The Queen and her husband therefore made the decision to leave Sicily and settled in Florence.
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In August 2002, BBMak released their second album titled Into Your Head, which reintroduced the group with more emphasis on harmonies. The album reached No. 25 on the Billboard 200. The first single from it, "Out of My Heart (Into Your Head)," peaked at No. 56 on the Hot 100 chart and No. 25 on the adult contemporary chart. In 2003, their next single "Staring Into Space" was released in select countries.
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Gradually his old supporters were eliminated and pro-Japanese ministers put in their place.Pu Yi 1988, p 298 During this period Puyi's life consisted mostly of signing laws prepared by Japan, reciting prayers, consulting oracles, and making formal visits throughout his state. Puyi was extremely unhappy with his life as a virtual prisoner in the Salt Tax Palace, and his moods became erratic, swinging from hours of passivity staring into space to indulging his sadism by having his servants beaten.
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The music video was directed by Mark Kohr based on a concept by Billie Joe Armstrong. The video features Armstrong singing and playing an acoustic guitar in an apartment (filmed in LA's Ambassador Hotel), intercut with "pull-in" shots of various people involved in mundane activities. All of the subjects are shown seemingly staring into space absent-mindedly. Band members Mike Dirnt and Tré Cool make cameo appearances in the video as a person pumping gas (Dirnt), and an injured bike rider being attended by paramedics (Tré).
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Directed by Steven Goldmann, the video starts off in a mobile trailer in the desert. It shows Kathy confronting her lazy boyfriend (who is sitting watching TV, obviously not caring and staring into space). She is outraged, and goes to extremes to confront her emotions and teach him a lesson. She lights the trailer on fire, takes his car and all his belongings to sell off to others, and (after finding him in the trunk of the car) ties him up so he can't break free.
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Later, Martha's behavior allegedly became even more strange: She would wait until the lights were out, and then she would visit one dormitory after another, never saying a word but staring into space as if she were in a trance. As time passed, she took to walking up and down the halls during the darkest hours of the night. Often she would alarm the girls by opening and closing their doors, then hurrying away to resume her pitiful promenade.The Red Lady of Huntingdon College.
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From Calvin's point of view, Hobbes is an anthropomorphic tiger much larger than Calvin and full of independent attitudes and ideas. When the scene includes any other human, presumably they see merely a stuffed animal, usually seated at an off-kilter angle and blankly staring into space. The true nature of the character is never resolved, instead as Watterson describes, a 'grown-up' version of reality is juxtaposed against Calvin's, with the reader left to "decide which is truer". Hobbes is based on a grey tabby cat named Sprite that was owned by Watterson.
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In 1996 she then took the main role of Professor Sam Ryan in the highly acclaimed BBC drama Silent Witness; she held this role until 2004. Though her decision to portray Ryan as a reflective personality – sometimes staring into space – was satirised by the comedienne Dawn French, she helped lay the groundwork for what was to become one of the most popular BBC series, continuing to run (albeit without her) to the present (February 2019). After Silent Witness, she took on the role of Prosecutor Helen West in a series based on Frances Fyfield's novels.
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By this point, the successive Italian defeats had so psychologically shattered Mussolini that he become close to being catatonic, staring into space for hours on end and saying the war would soon turn around for the Axis because it had to, leading even his closest admirers to become disillusioned and to begin looking for a new leader.Denis Mack Smith, Italy and Its Monarchy, New Haven: Yale University Press p.302. Umberto was seen as supportive of these efforts to depose Mussolini, but as Ciano (who had turned against Mussolini by this point) complained in his diary the prince was far too passive, refusing to make a move or even state his views unless his father expressed his approval first.
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A running gag in the sketches is that Mills will tell a corny joke followed by a melodramatic sweeping cue to his elderly drummer, Mackey, played by Armisen, to provide a sting. Mackey will simply sit there, staring into space, prompting Mills to give up on the sting, only to have Mackey abruptly become alert some time later and provide an embarrassingly ill-timed sting as Mills is discussing something serious, such as asking for prayers following a tragedy, or confiding some troubling secret in his life to the audience. Throughout each sketch, aging cocktail waitresses (Rachel Dratch, Tina Fey, Maya Rudolph, Amy Poehler) pass zombie-like between Mills and the camera.
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In 1998, Bielsa was given the job of manager at Spanish La Liga side Espanyol, but he soon left after being offered the management of the Argentina national team later that year, taking over after a four-year period by Daniel Passarella as manager. At the 1999 Copa América, Argentina were beaten 3–0 by Colombia in a game where Argentina forward Martin Palermo missed three penalties and Bielsa was sent off. On Bielsa’s post match reaction Tim Vickery of the BBC writes, In the press conference he sat staring into space, refusing to make eye contact with anyone – his usual stance. He was asked what he had made of the referee's performance.
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To try to stop his cancer, Bernard and Flandrin had Mohammad Reza take prednisone, a drug that can cause depression and impair thinking. As nationwide protests and strikes swept Iran, the court found it impossible to get decisions from Mohammad Reza, as he became utterly passive and indecisive, content to spend hours listlessly staring into space as he rested by the Caspian Sea while the revolution raged. The seclusion of the Shah, who normally loved the limelight, sparked all sorts of rumors about the state of his health and damaged the imperial mystique, as the man who had been presented as a god-like ruler was revealed to be fallible.Zonis, Marvin. Majestic Failure: The Fall of the Shah, Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1991, pp.
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While clip shows do reduce production costs, they were originally employed in an era when there were far fewer program outlets and it was less likely that episodes from previous seasons would be aired again. Clip shows typically received strong ratings, and it was expected for any successful comedy series to feature clip shows regularly in its later years. However, the episodes were subject to some ridicule due to their forced or "corny" framing devices (such as a family sitting peacefully around a fireplace) and the frequently awkward transitions between the frame story and the clips (such as characters staring into space while the screen blurs to represent "remembering"). Daytime soap operas frequently present clip shows as a way to commemorate a show's milestone anniversary or the death or exit of a long-running character.
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" "The Piper" first appears in the Anne books in Rainbow Valley (1919), inspiring the future grown children of Glen St. Mary with his courage. In Rilla of Ingleside (1921), "the Piper" returns as a more sinister figure, inspiring Anne's son Walter to enlist in the Canadian expeditionary force, while taking on the appearance and personality of the Pied Piper of Hamelin. The Reverend Ewen MacDonald, a good Calvinist who believed in predestination, had become convinced that he was not one of "the Elect" chosen by God to go to Heaven, leading him to spend hours depressed and staring into space. The Reverend MacDonald often told his wife that he wished she and their children had never been born as they were also not of "the Elect," and all of them were going to Hell when they died as he believed that they were all predestined to be among the "damned.
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It marks a departure to the usual horror tones which his films are notable for, and here mixes drama with elements of adventure, thriller and crime, while maintaining erotic and poetic themes and remains a distinctive and unique piece of work from Rollin. The story follows two young women who are confined to mental asylum in the countryside; Michelle (Laurence Dubas), a troubled teenager, has been returned to the asylum after escaping and is forced into a straitjacket. She manages to get the attention of Marie (Christiane Coppé), a teenage girl who is who sits in the garden on a rocking chair, while staring into space and never speaks, by dropping a tin food dish from her bedroom window and the sound somehow brings Marie back to reality. They escape from the asylum and encounter a group of burlesque dancers, a bar singer and a group of women who proceed to rape Marie.
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