Passive aggressive sulking only leads to resentment on both sides.
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The mate's a safe pair of hands but he's sulking.
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He immediately gives Caelynn the rose, while Hannah is left sulking.
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Chris Harrison finds our mopey hero sulking alone on the sand.
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She tells him to stop sulking, to form his own dynasty.
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A sulking, possibly unhealthy player who might leave after a year?
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Like the sulking child denied a video, he cannot help it.
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And he's sulking through the entrance of a company called Callister Inc.
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But Germany is now a sharply divided country in a sulking mood.
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A great deal of sulking goes on at court as a consequence.
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Having to attend ceremonies of any kind reduced him to adolescent sulking.
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I'm just sulking about how long it takes for Jamie to appear.
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As a result, governments from Warsaw to Budapest retreat into sulking mode.
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When I was 14, I was sulking in malls and reading Harry Potter.
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Ralph Angel is still sulking about not making any money off the farm.
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You can't help but watch him, even when he is on the sidelines, sulking.
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Gail: Yeah, I'm still sulking over those Ralph Nader votes in Florida, I guess.
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Bannon is said by White House insiders to be sulking, bitter and considering quitting.
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Yeah, that's because summer is over, so put on a jacket and stop sulking.
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He'd rather see Trump's America "sitting in the corner sulking" than leaving the party entirely.
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Bourne, Bourne has been on the run for nearly a decade, sulking through a series
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In that big picture, the teenage Rimbaud sits off to the side, blank-faced, sulking.
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What are the costs, to use the modern coinage, of "Achilles sulking in his tent"?
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"Oh my god, are you like sulking?" she asks as he stares out at the scenery.
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Macaulay Culkin definitely hasn't been sulking home alone since his split with Mila Kunis in 2011.
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He's been absent for a while, apparently sulking in the sun for much of this season.
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Result: Now instead of sulking for most of the day, I remain productive even when upset.
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I won't delve too much into the B-storyline of the episode: Namely, sulking Hugh Culber.
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I ended up pouring myself a very large glass of red wine and sulking on the sofa.
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Sulking is no indulgence; it is essential to everyday fraternizing, to lazing about with one's mates midday.
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More and more in front of cameras and reporters, he was all sulking expressions and terse answers.
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My parents' solution to the sulking 14 year old in the back seat of their rental car?
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The palace intrigue endured until the sulking Ewing ousted Nelson, who was replaced by Jeff Van Gundy.
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The dramatic events seemed to be getting to the president, who was seen sulking throughout the summit.
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During the party, Betty and Jughead have a pivotal fight when she finds him sulking in the garage.
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But while the song starts out sulking, just voice and piano, it turns into a jubilant pop banger.
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After 11 days of sulking, Ahmadinejad returned to work with his tail between his legs, humiliated and weakened.
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The dramatic events seemed to be getting to the US president, who was seen sulking throughout the summit.
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Cue slamming door and an afternoon of sulking while blasting Iron Maiden so loud the neighbors call to complain.
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Plus, the idea of Jude's abandoned girlfriend in Liverpool, sulking around and missing him, haunted me the whole movie.
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In the moments prior to Lanh's death, Nicky was sulking near a riverbed when the little boy approached him.
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His early morning sulking doesn't help much as Abe is still gruff at the last dinner of the summer.
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I told him that he presumed wrong and shuffled to the edge of the bed like a sulking child.
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They are posed at the opening of scenes, often prone, lying in a field or sulking in a hammock.
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In the meantime, however, the heavyweight champion is now someone else, a hulking, sulking menace who appears invulnerable, George Foreman.
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Please stop sulking, because we have tracked down a deal on a device that delivers excellent sound, on the move.
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Rather than sulking at the ending of his impressive streak, James is indulging with his family and celebrating Taco Tuesday.
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Meanwhile, some conservatives are sulking over leadership's refusal to include a repeal of Obamacare's individual mandate in the tax bill.
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Indeed, according to the Washington Post, plans for the new executive order were used to cheer up a sulking Donald Trump.
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His sulking, her hesitancy, everything about their professional sex lives seems to have shifted now that Paige has entered the picture.
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If you feel like sulking about the sad, misinformed young people in this survey, you can read the full results here.
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He answered questions with mostly one- and two-word responses while sulking in his chair wearing a Panthers hoodie over his head.
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"I mean I think if you look at me right now, I'm bummed, but I'm not sulking, I'm not crying," he said.
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George Zimmerman You'd think he'd just take his freedom and go away quietly, but George Zimmerman keeps sulking back into the spotlight.
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But rather than sulking on the dole, the displaced natives switched to jobs that involved less manual labour, sometimes with higher salaries.
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In one of Cali Sales' works, a lone, sulking figure dips her feet into a dark otherworldly pool floating in the abyss.
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I'd get in my mother's car, sulking, and ease the passenger seat as far back as it would go while she drove.
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The Syrian government negotiator Bashar Ja'afari poured contempt on the opposition for its partial walkout, accusing it of sulking and political immaturity.
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He will likely forever be known as the player who sat sulking at home while his teammates wrote history for their country.
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Even with all of these walking, talking, and sulking illustration of social media's great dangers, Zoey can't avoid the siren call of Instagram.
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Instead, a baffling amount of the series is dedicated to the siblings sulking around the vast Hargreeves mansion and glowering at each other.
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But instead of sulking and dreading the day as it looms, why not just do it up big with an LD food bonanza?
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Instead of sulking, Loyd became the leader of an efficient offensive performance from the top team in the league during the regular season.
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His copious sulking and slams against the group — whose exclusive album he bought for $2 million — was an upending of the social order.
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It wasn't his six sacks or two fumbles — the real blow to his reputation came from his sulking appearance at the postgame news conference.
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The System was meant to prevent users from making the wrong choices, from being resigned to a lifetime of disdainful sex or silent sulking.
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The euro was sulking at $1.0475 despite strong manufacturing data for the single currency bloc, having surrendered all of Friday's brief spike to $1.0700.
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The United States has oscillated between visions of an enduring partnership with Moscow and dismissing it as a sulking regional power in terminal decline.
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The song went on to earn her a Grammy Award in 1998, and the music video featured Apple sulking in different states of undress.
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But instead of sulking that day, the baker, now 34, went home and was encouraged by her brother to whip up a batch of cupcakes.
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Opening the passenger door, I would see the seat I had left reclined all the way back in my pre-exercise state of sulking misery.
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And you shouldn't be sulking about how the omelet wasn't cooked the right way in the Four Seasons hotel you were staying in that morning.
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"North Korea is in a bit of sulking mode right now," said Joseph Y. Yun, a former State Department official who has negotiated with Pyongyang.
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Last February, after the Super Bowl, I wrote a column taking Newton to task for his churlish sulking after his team lost to the Broncos.
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No, we want the sulking, upset, talking to my linemen, my running backs, 'I don't know what's going on' Cam Newton — and that's what we got.
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When the president dropped in for a rally in the state he ignored Mr Rauner, who had been sulking in the crowd (the governor left early).
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Statham's Jonas is still sulking from a run-in with beast that only he saw years earlier, before being recruited to assist a crew stranded below.
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He's a kind of Old Testament god, raining fury down on everybody around him and sulking when he's not given the gratitude he thinks he deserves.
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Rather than sulking, I learned to turn my post-breakup slumps into easy excuses to better myself and do the things I never had time for.
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Scott Jennings: Trump grabs the optimism high ground from sulking Democrats Donald Trump is having the best week of his presidency, and it's only half over.
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I close my eyes and see my father sulking like a pile of ashes, his hair jet black and kinky, his silence entering a thousand rooms.
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While Lionel Messi was busy sulking after his penalty kick choke, Team Chile was RAGING IN THE LOCKER ROOM ... celebrating with Bud Lights and golden trophy pics!
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Rather than "retire sulking and trust that in a few decades the simple truth is to have prevailed," he exhorted visitors to read his works for themselves.
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In Dèja, Rhodes offers a believable portrayal of the kid who feels as if she's always giving the wrong answers in class, leading to sulking and outbursts.
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In my experience as an actual child who spent long hours in the backseat of a Ford Taurus, a realistic photo would involve a lot more sulking.
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Similarly, sulking "Nothing, we've lost everything now that Trump is appointing white supremacists to the cabinet and stripping us of our rights" doesn't get you there either.
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He's also a considerable upgrade for the team on Nurkic, who had fallen out of the rotation in part due to sulking about his role on the team.
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Elizabeth II has had her share of problems this year: The Brexit crisis dragged her into a constitutional kerfuffle, and Harry and Meghan have been sulking in public.
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Like a sulking child who hosts a competing party when the other kids gather to celebrate, Trump intended to upstage the WHCD, and to some extent he did.
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Your vegan roommate has been sulking over a side salad the whole time, while the good-time Charlie of the group is on her fourth glass of wine.
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Tristan Thompson isn't sulking over the war being waged in L.A. after he hooked up with Jordyn Woods ... because he's back in the game, with another hot chick.
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Ezekiel Elliott wasn't sulking over the Cowboys heart-wrenching loss to the Packers on Sunday night ... he was PUMPED about the team's future ... Zeke's mom tells TMZ Sports.
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"This is what CRs have become," he grumbles, resting his feet on the row of chairs in front of him in the second-last row of Chem 1179, sulking.
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Taking advantage of the distraction, a runner who had been quietly sulking at the front of the bus suddenly got up and sprinted for the door, slipping past Westerband.
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Instead of sulking or hiding for the rest of her life, she worked hard to challenge herself to embrace her beauty — and in return, she developed a love of makeup.
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No sulking for Todd Gurley -- because hours after his Rams were bounced from the NFL playoffs, the running back was bouncing to a Hollywood hot spot with some smokeshows in tow.
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Now that their human playthings have ruined the sport by making Earth largely uninhabitable, the Vril are left sulking in their favorite historical forms, which include Genghis Khan and Margaret Thatcher.
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When the British government defends Hong Kong's freedoms, Chinese officials are sure that Britain is still sulking about its loss of empire—and will pipe down once Brexit renders it friendless.
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This cut doesn't change much of anything for the upcoming season, but is pretty hilarious in contrast to the ever-serious, sulking White Wolf that Jon Snow eventually became on the show.
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He left Hornacek — a temperate but nonsense-averse man already struggling to navigate the space between an increasingly vulnerable Jackson and his sulking stars, Rose and Carmelo Anthony — to hem and haw.
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You can hear that sulking fear in the slow chime of the guitar lines on "Better Yet," the B-side of a single she released earlier this year on Blackest Ever Black.
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But after the final whistle blew, as Timpano was sulking—wishing he had made 19 saves instead—some pesky-ass camera operator came by to soak in the miserable scene on the bench.
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But, during a particularly moony round of sulking (on my part), Judy suggested we pick up the phone and dump all of our post-breakup questions on our exes, instead of each other.
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She feels like crying, but she does not want to incite one of her mother's rants about her being a spoiled brat who needs to stop sulking and get on with her life.
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Each character is wildly different, whether you're playing as V sulking in the background while his familiars do the work, or Dante crotch-grabbing and swinging around his motorcycle as an impromptu weapon.
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I remember them both vividly, sulking at home in the July heat on an air mattress in a sweltering bedroom I shared to save money, convinced my boyfriend was about to dump me.
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I pictured young Virginia Stephen sulking in a room of her own, an indecipherable alphabet streaming through her consciousness, while her father and her brother, downstairs in the library, feasted on Plato and Aristotle.
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"Mutti - are we nearly in new land yet?" a sulking boy asks in one, an ironic reference to Merkel's widely ridiculed comment in 2013 that the internet was "new land for all of us".
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What it told Montúfar is that I enjoy taking the stage in karaoke and like music that's passionate, with a special place in my heart for dark, sulking, romantic music (shoutout to Amy Winehouse).
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One day, he would grab dinner without me, and I would spend three days passive-aggressively sulking in my room to teach him a lesson about what it was like to truly be without me.
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Donald Trump's top advisers try to cheer up the sulking commander in chief by reminding him of their looming plan to endanger the lives of some of the most desperate and vulnerable people on earth.
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That means you may want to restrain from going to the party and sulking the whole time, or texting all your friends that your partner is a jerk (both of which can be very tempting).
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Listen to his songs, and you'll hear it: Drake sitting at home sulking because his ex-girlfriend is having way more fun without him, or telling Nicki Minaj how much nicer she looks without makeup.
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It's nothing they can't fix with an episode or two apart and a heartfelt apology, but it's the first time we ever see Rory sulking like an angry teenager and Lorelai going sarcastic and cutting.
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Seven years before Requiem for a Dream was written, Pacino was sulking around the streets of New York City looking for his next big score, and bringing everyone who cares about him down in the process.
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Of course, that's nothing new -- the notoriously thin-skinned Republican nominee is an inveterate pouter, openly sulking about perceived injustices like lawsuits presided over by "Mexican" judges, accurate press coverage and Megyn Kelly being mean to him.
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In fact, our first glimpse at the royal couple occurs five months in the future, when both Queen Elizabeth (Claire Foy) and her sulking teenager of a husband, Prince Philip (Matt Smith), are approaching Setubal Harbour in Lisbon.
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Politically, it represents a drastic gamble for Mr. Christie, a wager that he will be better off as a loyal and often-mocked footman for an unpopular nominee than as a sulking former opponent plotting his eventual comeback.
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That might sound hyperbolic, but I promise you it's not: I remember in vivid detail days that I showed up to eighth grade at noon, sulking in my mother's car, because I didn't have enough volume at the roots.
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And even though the narrative is rough around the edges – the events in Maya's life and Anna's sulking fiance are sore points that stand out in the screenplay – the film has enough charm to tide you over these bumps.
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The show's at its best in the early going, when Van Damme is in the throes of has-been-hood -- introduced sulking, reading Variety, tooling around on a Segue and explaining why his opulent home features coconut-water plumbing.
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Instead, he had to be dragged -- like a sulking schoolboy -- to add his signature to a joint letter of condemnation on Thursday, fully three days after the UK revealed a chemical weapons attack had been launched on its soil.
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Even on Monday, he was showing his temperament and unpredictability, sulking over the tributes to John McCain, refusing to say the senator's name, but then relenting and allowing the White House flag to be flown again at half-staff.
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Rather than sulking out a nobody, he's taken his last chance to play football to spite West Brom, like posting a selfie with a new squeeze on Insta within days of a breakup, with an aubergine emoji as the caption.
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When Annie's son, a sulking, withdrawn teenager played with hollow eyes by Alex Wolff, witnesses an act of unspeakable violence, instead of screaming or calling the police, he freezes, silent, then heads home, goes to sleep and tells no one.
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At first, there's not much fun in hanging around with a character who's both surly and suicidal, prone to sulking as he watches videos of his late spouse, while being introduced via a series of unpleasant encounters with random people.
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Bill Walton is the kind of outsize character whose absence is felt as keenly as his presence: He is the hero of Halberstam's book in the same way Achilles is the hero of the "Iliad" even when he's sulking in his tent.
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Uga X — the 10th iteration of the storied football program&aposs live pure-white English bulldog mascot — was caught on camera sulking and flashing his sad-puppy-dog eyes during No. 4 Georgia&aposs victory over the Texas A&M Aggies Saturday afternoon.
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It opens with something out of a dream, contextless and surreal—a field recording of an announcement from a Czech train station—immediately transporting you there too, thinking about your past while surrounded by rush-hour commuters all doing the same, sulking with headphones in.
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Stacks of sulking synth lines and needle-sharp strings mirror the stark outlines of Mazes, but there's a peace here that he's not really suggested elsewhere, an implication that in his ravenous searching he's found the prize and can rest, at least for the moment.
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Senior prom is a penultimate chapter to the coveted conclusion of high school, but even though I hated (really hated) a good portion of high school, I thought experiencing this chapter would be more eventful than just sulking around at home dwelling on that hatred.
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Filmed in the days after the tumultuous couple's Instagram fiasco — during which Ronnie slut-shamed Harley three weeks after she gave birth and declared himself a "single father" — the group asks Ronnie to open up and talk about his problems instead of sulking and brooding in silence.
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He spent the week sulking and careening from fat-shaming Machado to slut-shaming her, shooting off a manic insomniac's witching-hour tweet storm that called Machado "disgusting" and the "worst Miss U" and encouraged his followers to "check out" an alleged "sex tape" and her past.
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Rather than spending the next few weeks sulking and apologizing, they need to stay out front of the news, taking steps to make sure that their issues are part of the discussion and that the great risks posed by the President never fade from the public eye.
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The 53-year-old Las Vegas legal secretary was divorcing a 30-year-veteran law enforcement officer when her daughter, Kamilia, suggested she stop sulking and watch Making a Murderer – the Netflix series about Avery's 0 conviction for the murder of 25-year-old Wisconsin photographer Teresa Halbach.
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I was a miserable child, and most of my memories of my youth involve not trips to Disneyland but rather sulking on family vacations, complaining about being too hot or too cold, and, on a more positive note, the first time my dad showed me a $100 bill.
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Yet much like the tropes of queer literary lust that populate the final half of the novel (the Sulking Straight Top Who Sodomizes Without Fear of Feces), even this halting dialogue never feels wholly out of step with Wallace's psyche, which itself functions in discordant, sometimes off-putting, thrillingly contradictory ways.
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Beyond the element of restriction—we've all got a friend who sits there sulking over a wilted salad while everyone else eats pizza or burgers—there's the fact that a lot of vegan food has been historically hippie-ish: poorly executed homemade soy milks, barely seasoned quinoa patties, rubbery hunks of seitan.
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But, in all honesty, what woman wants to be with the guy who dismisses women as hoes and second-class citizens not capable of standing on their own on side A, or the guy who writes songs about how no woman is his ideal woman and partner, sulking all the while, on side B?
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But sulking will get me nowhere, and so in the nine years of living in what I've affectionately dubbed "The Lillypad" (named in a nod to both its size and my affection for Lilly Pulitzer prints), I've kept my eye out for tiny appliances and cleaning tools that will work in a dollhouse-sized apartment.
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SYDNEY, Australia — Barnaby Joyce officially resigned Monday as Australia's deputy prime minister, clearing the way for a replacement — Michael McCormack, the veterans affairs minister — who was named to the post in an awkward news conference that included Mr. Joyce sulking in the back of a National Party gathering he had grown used to leading.
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Bland and blandly self-aware, still sulking over his parents' divorce and his mother's death, Jeffrey casts up what arguments he can against the impending frigid disconnection, but it soon grows clear that his author's will is closer to those who construct and justify large, forbidding, rigorous, complex structures than to those who seek to exit them or offer alternatives.
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Here I was, sulking because I thought I was the only Black trans man in existence and I'd found a group that had over 400 Black trans men from all over the world talking to each other, giving advice on how to cope with dysphoria, and creating surgery aftercare plans for guys who had no family to care for them.
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A random Harajuku sample could turn up Goth Lolitas sulking in Edwardian cupcake dresses; glamorous Gyaru with spray tans and blond hair; Mode clotheshorses in high-fashion labels down to the socks; Decora ravers collaged with a rainbow of plastic barrettes; sylvan Mori girls looking like forest nymphs — and all of these constantly dying off, fusing, or morphing to create new styles.
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Whoever originated the term "Netflix and chill" probably meant "chill" in the social (or, uh, sexual) sense, but it's mid-January and most of the chilling we're doing is sulking under a pile of blankets while our insufficient space heaters sputter in the corner in futile attempts to bring the room to a temperature that doesn't necessitate wearing a parka indoors.
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In fact, the CGI technology that Marvel has been using to de-age its older actors is given its best showcase to date, largely avoiding the uncanny valley feeling that I got in "Captain America: Civil War" (with a scene that turned Robert Downey, Jr. into a sulking teenager) and "Ant-Man and the Wasp" (which gave us flashbacks to a middle-aged Michael Douglas and Michelle Pfeiffer).
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Where most parody Twitter accounts are knuckle-chewingly bad, this one has undoubtedly already appeared all over your timeline because it's so easy to imagine Kylo Ren sulking through his early life, rolling his eyes at his dad's jokes, complaining about perceived slights, affecting the edgy tone of the dark side, and trying to work out why the world doesn't think he's as cool as he thinks he is.
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At the time of the commission, the thirty-one-year-old sculptor of "David" was sulking at home after a quarrel with Pope Julius II. Though he seriously entertained the Sultan's proposal—despite warnings from Florentine statesmen that it would be "better to choose death with the Pope than to keep in life by going to the Turk"—there is no evidence that he ever replied, much less set foot in Constantinople.
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I started out, as he did, "beneath the long, sulking flank of the cathedral" and then descended, cataloging streets and buildings, the smallest details: rue Dufraigne; rue du Faubourg St.-Blaise; place d'Hallencourt, where the "trees stand like brewers"; huge crumbling stone walls; the cemetery "that glitters like jewelry in the last, slanting light"; the central square, Champ de Mars, where the narrator watches cars full of American G. I.s circle, afraid one of them is Anne-Marie's former lover, come to enact revenge on Dean.
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