Mr. Walker sings the chorus as a chant: And with a sullen mind, I carry youAnd with a sullen mind, I'm fairAnd with a sullen mind, I laid downAnd with a sullen mind, I'm out of here By contrast, "The Roundabout" is about a neighborhood bar that the song's narrator considers his base of operations.
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"Is that why they call me a sullen girl, sullen girl?" she wonders, before exposing the ignorance of anyone who's judging her behavior.
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Sullen rudeness is a possible option handed to us cancerees.
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Still, the deadliest foe of democracy is sullen, despairing apathy.
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Would China send tanks to subdue its sullen new satrapy?
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Sullen gray clouds occupy the sky, dispensing an apathetic drizzle.
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When I next saw him, he was sullen and withdrawn.
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Just what the world does not need: another sullen adolescent.
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Georgi became sullen and aloof, and he stopped speaking Russian.
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If he did the same to her, she became sullen.
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She appears detached, almost sullen, in these images and performances.
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He is sullen and silent, brooding the loss of his love.
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A mugshot obtained by TMZ shows Knight with a sullen expression.
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They mostly start off sullen but gradually become more co-operative.
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Like many teens his age, he can be sullen and uncommunicative.
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Trotsky all of a sudden becomes sullen, silent and borderline abusive.
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In the streets of central Washington the mood was edgy, even sullen.
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That's not to say it's a sullen, mopey album, by any means.
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In many performances, the character arrives as a sullen but stalwart savior.
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See the show that has the gym's sullen front-desk employees shrugging.
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As the debate went on, he got more sullen, his expressions stranger.
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He was the principled, sullen, and reluctant vigilante that felt disappointingly wooden.
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Q: Could you possibly explain why most models look sullen, at best?
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The children looked happy, but Ms. Ortega was sullen, the neighbor said.
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The sky was a sullen shade of Elgin-marble gray on Wednesday.
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I'm not a nagging shrew and they're no longer sulky, sullen adolescents.
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"It's surreal, everybody's sullen, a lot of tears, me included," Siracusa added.
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Some parts of my skin had rosacea, other areas were gray and sullen.
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Despite his sullen expression, Oscar still looked adorable in his winter-weather gear.
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He's very much moping around and being very sullen and reading a lot.
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Create culture and be friendly, don't just rip it off and be sullen.
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In private, Mr. Trump's mood is often sullen and erratic, his associates say.
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Other times, he was by turns sullen or combative, self-pitying or defiant.
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I saw a sullen, hunched-over silhouette, then a pair of glowing eyes.
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It is not long before Pierre's attitude of sullen acquiescence bursts into flames.
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A sullen, restless mood suffuses the parking lot as the day wears on.
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"It's surreal, everybody's sullen, a lot of tears, me included," Siracusa told WFSB.
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If you're going to lose, do it with the style of a sullen teenager.
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But it is a shock that the ape himself is so distant and sullen.
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Her eyebrows were constantly knitted, and her eyes had a distracted and sullen look.
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Three sullen servants become the Three Ladies who serve the Queen of the Night.
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In search of merry and bright drinking companions in this dark and sullen winter?
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Their antigovernment position could be seen in the sullen faces that peered at us.
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But they also embrace it, with a sullen kind of pride in their own ferocity.
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His players, self-taught in their bedrooms, had exceptional talent but were sullen and insecure.
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In the captain's chair is a sullen man called Pike, played by star Jeff Hunter.
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Zoe and Jane own a restaurant; their daughter, Ruby, is sullen, sexual and terribly chic.
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The morning is mud-sullen, so I go back inside and dump myself into bed.
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His determined silences have led some people to think that he is sullen and disengaged.
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Meanwhile across the court, Chicago State slogged through shootaround with slouched shoulders and sullen faces.
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Instead, she's sullen, depressive, death-haunted, sly, analytical and confrontational, all without raising her voice.
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But sullen resentment of mainland China has spread as Hong Kong's democratic evolution has stalled.
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Recent ultrasound scans have shown her ligament healing, but Halep was visibly sullen on Friday.
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In his interview with Mr. Dickerson, the president veered from sales mode to sullen defiance.
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Summer may be gone, but don't pack up your grill in sullen defeat just yet.
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Then, in mid-August, Bendjima appeared in Jax Taylor's Instagram story looking sullen at the gym.
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She's antagonistic and vulnerable, wild and sullen, and Karrueche pulls off a difficult, multi-dimensional character.
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Nobody liked Liston the sullen champ, and not many people liked Clay the insolent young challenger.
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Above his desk, Hargrove taped a mugshot of Ridgway in which he looks tired and sullen.
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Some vineyards look barren and inert, the vines awaiting their fate forlornly in dull, sullen solitude.
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It was hard to see the night sky from the middle of the leaden, sullen city.
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This sullen teenager has (naturally) a robot friend and (somehow) a video-chat pal on Earth.
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He is sullen, yet not hostile, his eyes haloed with dark rings and sunken with fatigue.
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I know he's a sullen teenager, but has he not seen everything his mother has dealt with?
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's response to conservative commentator Peggy Noonan's critique that she looked "sullen" during the speech.
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Facing near certain execution at the hands of a hostile enemy, their faces appear sullen and hopeless.
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Those which survive pace in anguish in their cages and animals are at turns sullen and anxious.
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It sits sullen at the edge of its hole, eyes hidden behind a mess of hairy legs.
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At home, Nour's older brother is a sullen bully, whose resentment occasionally spills over into physical violence.
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Pity the poor urban dwellers who have to cycle home on a sullen grey concrete bike path.
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I found myself gravitating towards collage the way I gravitated towards writing poetry as a sullen teenager.
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I was a sullen little sad sack, too moan-y and upset to enjoy much of anything.
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For some, the Twilight series cemented a view of Stewart as swooning but sullen, and nothing else.
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But when pushed, Glass falls sullen and monosyllabic and Bekmirzaev retreats to complaints about his own misfortune.
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"Probably the easiest shot I had the whole match, landing in the net," a sullen Zverev said.
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People worldwide, sullen and unmoored from community structures, are turning to rage, apathy, protest, and angry tribalism.
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Here, as in "Fox," he appears as an underclass pariah — a sullen Greek immigrant worker in Munich.
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Alyssa (Jessica Barden) is a load, pure and simple — angry, bored, sullen, alienated from everything and everyone.
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Their perennially positive daughter, who was about to finish her freshman year at Michigan State, was sullen.
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I can still remember the look on his face when I entered his apartment: tired and sullen.
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Ten days or so later, having failed to exchange his old notes, the chai wallah was sullen.
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Some appeared sullen, and one had her arm in a sling, but they did not appear sickly.
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She's playing a sullen teenage junkie, but she's doing it with more colors than Crayola has crayons.
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For the rest of the week, Jerome remained sullen, only frowning at Tiny or grumbling her way.
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They sat sullen and stunned and recalled murdered spouses, missing children, whole communities sent up in flames.
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Sullen Pope or Smiling Pope, The Twitter Game™Pick a photo and drive your own narrative. pic.twitter.
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Powdered and pouffed, I join the sullen Dresnoks under the lights, feeling like Norma Desmond from Sunset Boulevard.
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Whether you call it benign neutrality or sullen indifference, the "don't mind" camp has gained a clear advantage.
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The party is expected to make gains across Russia this year given the sullen mood over the economy.
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Here's a pic of Kendrick with Linkin Park so you can gaze into the future with sullen eyes.
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"Colored Grammar School Number 1 1874–1888" is a sullen room filled with hints of an overcrowded classroom.
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He began to display many of the same symptoms as Chuck, becoming irritable, sullen and quick to anger.
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Many male critics described Chihiro as a "sullen" and "spoiled" girl, and continue to describe her as such.
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Her possessions include a couple of pairs of skimpy shorts, some voluntary skin ink and a sullen attitude.
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In the sullen teenager's blunt force sarcasm — "Great idea, Dad" — the tone obliterates and reverses the expressed sentiment.
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But it is also very likely to damage Trump — as his own sullen reaction suggests that he realizes.
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Finally, Gary stumbled back into the house and ordered a sullen Farlan downstairs to cook dinner for him.
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A mesmerist and minor magician, he incurs the wrath of a sullen count (an enjoyably villainous Brian Bock).
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With her pale skin, wide forehead and sullen demeanor, Ricci looks like an Addams drawing come to life.
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The taciturn Xolani (Nakhane Touré) is charged with looking after a sullen boy named Kwanda (Niza Jay Ncoyini).
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To the seated and sullen Democrats, Trump offered two major opportunities for bipartisanship with immigration reform and infrastructure.
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For days after each Conduction, I would still be working my way through the most sullen of moods.
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Joe was a shy, sullen kid, and a nearly fatal black widow bite caused him to withdraw even more.
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We're now in a nice little rest period between the comparatively sullen Civil War and the next Avengers slugfest.
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Reeves' dialogue is as grunty and sullen as ever, making smart use of his limited range as an actor.
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With her knee socks, black platform shoes, Victorian collars, and sullen sarcasm, she gave off distinctly Wednesday Addams vibes.
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It's not naïve or primitive (which is not knowing any better but still full of joy) it's just sullen.
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There is a sullen glamour, a weightiness and sadness to these subjects that purposely counters Newton's or Bourdin's fantasies.
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And then there are the photographs, some depicting naked and abused prisoners, marched for sport before sullen, leering guards.
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Don't bother pointing this out to the sullen front-desk employees, because they will just switch the screen off.
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The gulf spreads sullen and muddy to the horizon, its placid skin broken by distant blisters of flaming steel.
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Trump, who some advisers described as sullen during the 44-hour trip, did not respond immediately to Macron's remarks.
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Out on one of your sullen walks, you both breeze past the new restaurant that's opened in the neighborhood.
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On "Sullen Girl," Apple explores the sense of inertia she felt after being raped at the age of 12.
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We've seen protagonists whose bottled-up anger turns them sullen, violent and heedless of others, but they're usually men.
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Such a sullen end seemed incongruous for a woman who had spent much of her life searching for adventure.
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He sometimes looked sullen at dinners, and some of his friends were worried that he was suffering from depression.
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The show was an exuberant, anything-goes outburst of installation art that surfaced after the sullen post-Tiananmen period.
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But because all the Rangers are "damaged" in some way, they tend to bleed into one giant, sullen teen.
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As prison officials make him take off his elaborate disguise, he eventually appears in the flesh, wearing a sullen expression.
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His concerned mother (Katheryn Winnick) and sullen stepfather (Nicholas Pauling) assume he's having a psychotic break, and needs intense therapy.
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Arthur was viewed as a sullen genius with no ability to communicate with those he took to be beneath him.
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Where Britt Robertson is sullen and sour, hiding behind blunt fringe, Ellie Reed brings toothy smiles and an appealing outlook.
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And they're all linked largely by a shared love of slow motion, extreme close-ups, and sullen, glowering beefcake shots.
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Elizabeth's husband, Prince Philip (Tobias Menzies, taking over from Matt Smith), is shifting from sullen resentment to grumpy middle age.
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Sometimes, as in the case of a sullen teenager (Emily Alyn Lind), the Knot recruits youngsters instead of devouring them.
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To dispel any doubt, Mr. Exum opened his phone to dozens of photos of sullen men whom he had stopped.
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This makes them perennial fodder for the craft and sullen art of astute stock pickers seeking to exploit market inefficiencies.
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" To African-Americans like my Starbucks friend, and me, the answer to both questions is a weary, sullen "Why not?
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As for the tweets, if Dylan Thomas Were still with us, might not he tweet his late-night sullen art?
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An aunt said Noura grew sullen when Jackson talked about sending her to boarding school and testing her for drugs.
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" And Sarah G. from Raleigh, N.C., wrote of her own "sullen" child: "How much of his behavior is 'normal' teen angst?
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China needs a chance to experiment with a way of defusing unrest that does not make people more sullen: democratic reform.
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When we see Tate again in Wednesday night's "Return To Murder House," something feels different about the forever sullen forever teen.
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But while they all have different powers and pasts, they've all wound up in the same dead-eyed, sullen place together.
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So I headed out on the sour, sullen morning after the EU referendum results to question the people of Glastonbury themselves.
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Their sullen metalcore breaks so hard but remains so melodic that they're generally regarded as one of the most diverse headbangers.
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Romeo is the talker, all big schemes and never-ending hustle; Samson is more prone to sullen silences and solitary raptures.
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She had a crooked wing and a nervous temper, was prone to fits of brutal violence and days of sullen pouting.
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The sullen gray clouds had opened up, and the two guides and I hurriedly donned and cinched up our rain gear.
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One of them is the leader's portly kid brother, the other a sullen cop killer who joined them on the breakout.
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They turned up, they were repeatedly beaten and they went out at the group stage with a sullen sense of acceptance.
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His deployment of her sullen quotations ("I have now great pleasure in declaring this hut open") can make you laugh aloud.
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Mullen grew even more angry and sullen, and began spending much of his time alone, playing video games in darkened rooms.
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He wanted no part of the hugs and high-fives, but visitors noticed a broad smile on his often sullen visage.
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For the first time starting last year, Mr. Högel, who sat through previous trials silent and sullen, testified to the court.
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Myrtille Bordier deftly toys with expectations as Mariane, portrayed here as a moody, sullen quasi-teenager instead of a dewy bride.
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Caught between the Viet Cong and the Americans, villagers who wanted only to be left alone became sullen or outright hostile.
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A sullen girl and her father were stopped in the aisle beside him, waiting for a man to hoist his luggage.
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Tension in the courthouse Inside the courtroom, as Jackson tore into the unfounded theories, Stone's family, friends and supporters grew sullen.
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They found that Airbnb renters are willing to pay 3.6% more to stay with a grinning host than a sullen one.
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The tone of that song — mournful, dazed, sullen, traumatized, self-absorbed, defensive, remote, morbid — was pervasive in the pop of 33.
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The most compelling dreams belong to the playfully romantic T.C. (Ajaye) and the sullen black nationalist Abdullah (Bill Duke), formerly Duane.
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The mood in the streets of downtown East Jerusalem, where there was a heavy Israeli police presence, was tense and sullen.
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Kelly — who "appeared sullen" — only addressed the court briefly, made his plea through his attorneys, according to the Associated Press and Variety.
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"Executives were mouthing the word 'meltdown'," reported the Times newspaper, which said the champion had gone from "cocky prankster to sullen loser".
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A sullen hour with the sun at its scorching zenith, the entire country is tense, on the verge of a national itch.
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If Walter is the film's official mouthpiece, Ms. Stewart's sullen character, Sophie, one of his students, is its despairing op-ed voice.
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My daughter, who was being sullen in an age-appropriate way, pushed toward the front with me to get a good view.
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To the couple for whom she works, she appears lazy, sullen and irrational, an example of the difficulty of finding good help.
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"They can retreat in sullen bitterness, as one European official put it, but they realize that would accomplish little," the Post reported.
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Mr. Harington, who plays the sullen Jon Snow on the HBO series, spends much of "Doctor Faustus" running around in his underwear.
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It's a tough adjustment for Daniel, who has become guarded and sullen, and his housemates as they navigate life outside of incarceration.
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Creatures of chiaroscuro, they conquer and retreat, like Garbo, turn chameleonic in company, like Brando, alternating sullen disgruntlement with outright self-sabotage.
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We were optimistic and collaborative, lovers of authority and institutions and rules — not sullen and caustic, like the neglected, latchkey Gen Xers.
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Their duties range from perking up sullen students to directing bus traffic to settling disputes to keeping an eye out for threats.
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And when she did appear—in a random paparazzo's photograph or on a daytime TV talk show—she looked sullen and depressed.
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AOC had a rare bad night, looking not spirited, warm and original as usual but sullen, teenaged and at a loss. 2.
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The role effectively launched Ricci's career, and this Wednesday would prove to be influential for an entire generation of sullen teenage girls.
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He didn't seem any more sullen than the neighbor's boy, so we let his long hours locked in his room go by.
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My father accompanied me as a guide and companion, but he was a sullen and brooding presence, lost in a private anguish.
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Venus praised her opponent for playing "above and beyond" but was otherwise tight-lipped and sullen during her post-match media duties.
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It was a damp, woolly day, and the skies, as in the woodblock, were a sullen and indecisive gray — Would it rain?
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The artist took the trouble to give each hound its own posture and a facial expression: mild curiosity, sullen hostility, even playful friendliness.
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Mr Sirisena, angry and defiant, retains nominal control of the army and police while Mr Rajapaksa, sullen and chagrined, enjoys widespread public support.
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This all adds to the mythology of the Bachelor: succeed on this show, and you might earn yourself a sullen pre-teen boy!
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Based on the novels of the same name, the teen-themed epic tells the story of Bella and her sullen vampire boyfriend Edward.
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But Jackman brings across a deep, sullen affection for the old man that undercuts all Logan's gruff fury and refusal to play hero.
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A year after its independence referendum, Catalonia's government remains sullen, awaiting the controversial trial for rebellion of some of its imprisoned former leaders.
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They thrash it out in the river Styx, where the wrathful struggle on the surface of the water and the sullen drown below.
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Lonergan's characters are a different kind of difficult: They are sullen, temperamental, and sometimes thoughtless in a way that intentionally makes them insufferable.
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Like the ringside reporter for the Los Angeles Times, almost everybody saw Liston as a sullen thug and Clay as a lippy punk.
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The album's most telling passage arrives in "Sullen Mind," a song whose raga-like verses establish a scene set in a corner bar.
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Like him or not, that sullen piece of limestone rock is the only person capable of saving us from President Trump/nuclear holocaust.
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Led by the emotive and sometimes sullen vocals of Yuta Matsumura, the synth- and guitar-based tracks can be both morose and joyous.
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For this is Richard Nixon's sullen hour, and the Congressman's mail was running two and three to one against the Poor People's Campaign.
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The once-sullen preteen ends the book not only appreciating her relatives and their stories but for the first time truly understanding them.
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"Personal Shopper" stars a riveting Kristen Stewart as a sullen celebrity fashion assistant, bereft after the death of her twin brother, a medium.
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It's not long before David is speeding east, to commiserate with Julie and see if he can steer the sullen Mandy toward college.
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Ms. Diski later appeared in fictional form as the sullen, sarcastic Emily Cartwright in Ms. Lessing's dystopian novel "Memoirs of a Survivor" (1974).
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Despite Jolene's sullen presence, the lot is an oasis to Ware, and he starts skipping Rec to visit, unbeknown to his harried parents.
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He seemed sullen and, to distract him from his predicament, I asked about a medallion that hung from a chain around his neck.
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Eric and Lara Trump looked sullen Thursday at a crêpe restaurant in Aspen ... just as Donald Trump Jr.'s wife filed for divorce.
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With lifeless eyes and a sullen face, the Aleppo native explains that his father is sick and his sister needs open heart surgery.
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Inconsolable, your colleagues grow despondent, their sullen faces weary with the look of lost souls who have just binged a season of Storage Wars.
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The '80s were full of memorable big-screen punk-rockers, from the pissed-off pissants of Repo Man to the sullen squatters of Suburbia.
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An almost palpable aura of fatalism hangs over Costi and, especially, the sullen, volatile Adrian, whose promises and equivocations are like bounced verbal checks.
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"She was very sullen until her brother started speaking and then she started smiling some more," a source who attended the event tells PEOPLE.
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So then there's a lack of it, and your body basically has to wean itself off, which might make you feel depressed and sullen.
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In one of the pictures, the adolescent couple look calm and a little sullen, as if they'd been grounded, not booked for capital murder.
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The younger one, a maintenance worker named Tadeo, exuded excitement that clashed with the sullen stares he got from American workers in the plant.
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And the more time he spends in court, the more he seems like he's already lost, his sullen demeanor weighing down everything around him.
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Four of the monks and a secretive mute (Jon Bernthal, sullen and entrancing) are assigned to shepherd Geraldus and the relic across the country.
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She appeared to be about 15 and was wearing a hoodie, with dyed hair; she generally looked the part of a rebellious, sullen teen.
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" John was extremely familiar with his mother's sullen states, dubbing her the "Cecil B. DeMille of bad moods, the Tolstoy of taking a huff.
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Another wretched end for the Knicks, another bitter defeat, all seeping in as Carmelo Anthony stood on that same court, stone-faced and sullen.
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In one sequence, he juxtaposes astronomer Lucianne Walkowicz's devastating critique of Mars exploration with an immediate cut to a silent, sullen-looking Elon Musk.
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As Connie Nikas, Pattinson has finally found a role so singular that you could almost forget his time as the sullen Washington vampire Edward Cullen.
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The script channels its Man Of Steel reactions through bratty rich kid Lex Luthor (Jesse Eisenberg) and sullen rich man Bruce Wayne (Ben Affleck), a.k.a.
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The Spock / Bones sequences in particular finally lets the iconic relationship between these characters flower again, with all its sneering digs and sullen mutual respect.
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Those closest to Grant couldn't make up their minds if his propensity for sullen, silent brooding indicated that he was taking in everything or nothing.
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The sullen Democrats who could not bring themselves even to cheer record-low unemployment rates for black and Hispanic Americans remain perplexed by Mr. Trump.
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I was out in Kensington Gardens that night, recording interviews for a BBC program, and the queen's words defused much of the sullen, febrile atmosphere.
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From the outside it feels less like a darker country than like a more sullen one — one half of it apologetic, the other half suspicious.
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And now, at 69, Mr. Furlanetto, working again with Mr. Nézet-Séguin, is magnificent as Debussy's Arkel, the leader of a sullen, troubled royal family.
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Despite suffering from ductal carcinoma, a malignant tumor that affects his prostate, Dr. NakaMats looked in good health, if a little sullen, when I met him.
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A sullen Chinese-American teenaged girl who might just be the most powerful person in the world... but has as many daddy issues as anyone else.
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The first cinematic poster for the film, posted on Twitter by Aronofsky on Sunday, features a sullen-looking Jennifer Lawrence with her hands drenched in blood.
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During the show's second half, he was dressed like an Eminem fan circa 2000: oversize T-shirt over long-sleeve T-shirt, shaved head, sullen expression.
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In a story titled "Inside the Failing Mission to Tame Trump's Tongue," advisers told the Times that Trump's mood in private is often sullen and erratic.
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He ate lunch like a sullen Goldilocks—the chapatis were too hot, the dal not spicy enough—and then was overwhelmed with the need to sleep.
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Jones, whose kickoff return in the third quarter electrified a Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum crowd rendered sullen after Daniels' injury, ran the opening kickoff 64 yards.
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His Agrippina stalked the stage in a power suit; Nero was a slouching, sullen teenager; there was carousing at a stylish bar, complete with cocktail harpsichordist.
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The jokes really just needs to be taken at face value and are actually the perfect buffer from a sullen cycle of bad news and bad tweets.
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In the Stranger Things season 2 trailer, we can see a glimpse of Max, looking either sullen or uneasy as she slouches in her desk at school.
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" A red and gray image of a sullen President Obama interrupts the marches; the narrator accuses him of "decimating our military, threatening 3,000 jobs at Fort Jackson.
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This is broken up by a variety of Alexandrians being super-sullen and giving Negan attitude, and Rick trying to keep Negan placated, over and over again.
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The long buildup, the agonizing hours of enduring their complaints and sullen glares, never quite translate to TV. When someone finally snaps, that plays great on camera.
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Susan spends her days at home, looking longingly out her perfect window in the Hollywood Hills, silently lamenting the choices that led her into this sullen existence.
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Also sullen yet soulful There are a dozen films fighting for supremacy in Warner Brothers' The Legend Of Tarzan, and there's no clear winner to the war.
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And it felt like being deep or interesting or even attractive was being a little sullen, to use Ms. Apple's word (whom I love by the way).
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" A museum label observes, "The mug shot-like portrait captures Hickock's sullen, lopsided face with mesmerizing clarity, as if searching for physiognomic clues to his criminal pathology.
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Tracker would be sullen and resentful, reserving his gentleness for a group of deformed children, called mingi , whom he meets through an "anti-witch" called the Sangoma.
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Osaka, still wearing her match outfit and visor, was despondent in the news conference that began about 30 minutes after her loss, giving short and sullen answers.
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Without intelligence in their heads, the lower classes are never more menacing than a rabble, even if they are sometimes sullen, sometimes mercurial, not yet completely predictable.
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Figgrotten's main conflict is with her 13-year-old sister, who has withdrawn into sullen teenagerdom and wants nothing to do with her "little ugly freak" sister.
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England was viewed as a work in progress, a young team trying to change its culture from sullen, strategically-challenged underachievers to fearless lovers of the game.
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One unidentified source told the Interfax news agency that after a trip home in February, Mr. Dzhalilov, a car mechanic, returned to St. Petersburg sullen and withdrawn.
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Their social striving makes them easy prey for Nicolaus, who Berryman plays as disarmingly personable, and Lester, a nondescript, sullen nerd who unravels into something much darker.
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SCRATCHING his ear, sipping water, sometimes chatting with his defence team, Dylann Roof looks for all the world like an ordinary human being, more sullen adolescent than monster.
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His commitment to self-preservation knows no ends, and Connor's growing increasingly sullen and twitchy in the face of just how easy it is for Oliver to lie.
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This was the same young man we had met a decade ago who was sullen, angry and mad at a world he was too young to even understand.
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On a winter ferry over to some desolate Atlantic island, we're introduced to a sullen Will (Jason Segal), who happens to be the son of Dr. Thomas Harbor.
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On the other hand, when elected representatives have no voice, the populace feels shut out, sharply increasing the likelihood that they will become sullen, cynical, and even rebellious.
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Nashville fans, already sullen at the disallowed goal and the prospect of the Penguins celebrating on their ice, erupted in a shower of towel- and shirt-throwing disgust.
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For most of this century, it has been where I head during the dog days, when New York turns still and sullen under a scratchy blanket of heat.
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Who tells you exciting stories over drinks, all of which are clearly untrue, and then gets sullen and refuses to talk when you ask a couple of questions.
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Anyone, that is, aside from the nerve-racked audience and the stressed-out hero, whose name is Vincent and who is played with sullen intensity by Matthias Schoenaerts.
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When Clark's sullen English teacher (Kieran Culkin), who is having an affair with a student, gives Clark a grade he doesn't like, Clark bullies him into changing it.
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He goes to work on a farm, organizes a meal for a camp full of children, and interns at a restaurant full of entertainingly sullen Russian line cooks.
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Still via Wiki What sets her story apart is that Chihiro isn't forced to triumph over great evil and turn from a "sullen" creature to a good girl.
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"Rosenstein's sullen and defensive comments over the last couple weeks shows he thinks he managed to thread the needle but also knows it was quite ugly," Marshall writes.
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When they leave for work, "Mackey's usually a little sullen, a little sad," said Mr. Carillo, 22, a finance trader who lives in a co-op in Chelsea.
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Having won on that basis, Clinton will have a sullen, if not angry, base of young Democratic voters who feel like Sanders was forced out on a technicality.
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They suggest a loss of innocence; they pull the historical into the contemporary, transposing a romantic figure into harsh modern realities; they are at once sullen and funny.
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I turned into a sullen teen when I visited my parents one Christmas and my mom asked me to pop over to the grocery store to pick something up.
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Scott Pilgrim's Precious Little Life—Sullen Canadian twenty-something suffers the pains of a broken heart, only to find love again in the form of a teleporting delivery girl.
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There's the wild card of Abigail knowing that her mother is a cheater — she is a sullen teenager who could absolutely tell Ed out of spite, or pure flippancy.
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Watching, I feel relieved, too, seeing the black love emanate from the room after spending several weeks watching various hotel doors open to a mass of sullen white men.
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Australia's shift came as recent data painted a sullen picture of the $1.3 trillion economy with growth slowing, property prices tumbling, household spending weakening, wages stagnant and inflation lukewarm.
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As for Jon, well he's still the same sullen dude who sulked in the corners of said home, give or take a zombie fight and a resurrection or two.
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Kristen Stewart, the movies' sullen "it girl" of the moment, and Nicholas Hoult play futuristic lovers in "Equals," a dystopian sci-fi snooze that suffers from imagination deficit disorder.
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But I think it's still possible to make energetic, thrashy music without necessarily walking around being these sulky, angry, sullen, dark people with black cartoon thunderstorms over their heads.
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Ian returns his younger brother's admiration with sullen silence or brutality — the first shot of the film is of a beating that leaves a nasty bruise on Stevie's chest.
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Instead of the typically spirited, joyful little boy he'd most often been since he came to live with us eight months earlier, my foster son was sullen and withdrawn.
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Tony, the sullen gangster with mommy issues, waded into the backyard pool with a family of ducks and had a panic attack on the patio in the same episode.
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"Sentimental Journeys" was included in "After Henry," an essay collection in which she "captured the mood of America in these days of sullen tension and strife," wrote our reviewer.
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He's wearing one of his signature black T-shirts, emblazoned with the same gold-painted sad face that overlays his sullen album cover portrait, and checkered red boxer shorts.
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Yet it was a strange speech, alternating between genuine grace notes and darker rumblings from an American subconscious that was sullen and fearful after years of war and discord.
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Affleck never seemed to enjoy his time as Batman; his sullen demeanor while promoting "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" in 2016 resulted in the hit meme Sad Affleck.
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Militantly sullen, Barbara rails against the ugliness of the world and the spirit of autumn while her lover, the black-clad Gregory, tries to figure the meaning of existence.
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Monday, a sullen Mr. Flynn was seen in the Oval Office, just as preparations were being made for the swearing-in of newly confirmed Treasury Secretary Steven T. Mnuchin.
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As the sullen, motorcycle-riding Maureen Cartwright, she selects haute couture for her celebrity client, who gives her blank checks but demands that she not try on the clothes.
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Then he left the apartment and walked toward the elevator, which disgorged an unhappy man, two hot and sullen boys, and a Jack Russell terrier panting from the heat.
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Since musicians are generally marketed as sullen, hard-faced and moody on their artwork and promo materials, we thought it best to paint some toothy smiles right across their face.
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When I return to my parents' house, it's calmer, but I'm always startled by how easily I slip back into the person I was when I left, a sullen teenager.
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His first press conference at Manchester United was understated, almost sullen at times, and came along with all the disdainful jibes we've come to expect from him at this point.
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So Eileen concentrated on getting him across town, subdued on a weekday afternoon, the slivers of ice pulverized into the pores of the macadam giving the road a sullen shine.
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When Dany noticed the townspeople staring at her — in a "sullen and suspicious" way, according to the scripts — Jon tries to say he warned her about Northerners' mistrust of outsiders.
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As Mr. Peña Nieto spoke at length, Mr. Trump appeared uncomfortable and almost sullen, swiveling slightly side to side, crossing his arms and looking down, rather than at the president.
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He assumes the role of, yes, a Dr. Frankenstein to the Turners' sullen child, shaping a new person out of human clay with what turn out to be disastrous results.
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" That's reminiscent of former BP chief Tony Hayward's sullen apology for the oil firm's 2010 Gulf of Mexico spill in which he whined that he "would like his life back.
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LONDON — Rare footage that shows Queen Victoria smiling, sporting sunglasses and greeting the public has been rediscovered, challenging history's immortalization of the British monarch as an imposing and sullen figure.
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The photographer is shown in present day form looking over the body of his younger self, as he lies splayed out on the operating table of some sullen hospital floor.
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So much of the hit music of the past few years — SoundCloud rap, indie singer-songwriters, trap, reggaeton — has been sullen, drab and lean to the point of being skeletal.
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She was allowed to return to the senior center within a week but remained sullen and dismissive of everyone, particularly the once-close friends who tried to cheer her up.
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He looked sullen and deflated and very much like a typical matador after a rough afternoon — no longer the mysterious god of the bulls so many people had come to see.
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Fast-forward nearly 30 years later, Adelaide (Lupita Nyong'o) is married to Gabe (Winston Duke) and the mother of sullen teenager Zora (Shahadi Wright Joseph) and quiet introvert Jason (Evan Alex).
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Instead in the Oval Office afterward Trump was "sullen and quiet" as he contemplated his first blow, dealt by the Washington swamp he had vowed to drain, one insider source said.
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The scene often includes the pitching coach Larry Rothschild making trips to the mound and Pineda looking toward the outfield and wearing a sullen expression, with his hands on his hips.
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Gatlin, who served two career doping suspensions, played the sullen yin to Jamaican superstar Bolt's exuberant yang, glowering both times he was introduced to boos as he entered the Olympic stadium.
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Nonetheless, it serves as a snapshot in time – a flawed, sullen, resentful John Terry, trudging away from his glory days on the pitch and down the long tunnel of footballing decline.
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Brexit is bleak, Brexit is fucking horrible, Brexit is a million arguments between friends and family members, a sullen and resentful after-dinner silence which has descended on the whole country.
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Happily, he has no such qualms when it comes to dealing with the Stiller brothers, sullen "gangster wannabes, small-time pot dealers and oxy slingers" who give "redneck" a bad name.
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She has accompanied Mr. Trump on his trips abroad, serving as a buffer in awkward handshake encounters with world leaders, and notably eliciting a smile from a sullen-looking Pope Francis.
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Judge Moro, a studious, sullen lawyer who spent the early years of his career studying the history of money laundering and corruption investigations, is widely credited with setting up that clash.
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The centerpiece was the sullen, out-of-shape Deron Williams who, in another lifetime, looked like the best point guard on earth, and whose passions no longer appeared to include basketball.
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But Mr. Garrel turns out to be less interested in Pierre, who is a sullen, inert presence on screen, than in the women whose love he inspires and whose feelings he hurts.
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They will be Prince George (looking sullen, if we're lucky), Harry's godson Jasper Dyer (son to Amanda Kline and Captain Mark William Galloway Dyer), and the twins Brian Mulroney and John Mulroney.
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His rise is made all the more extraordinary by the fact that his sunny outlook seems singularly ill-suited to the sullen, angry mood that his main competitors seek to capitalise on.
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Sullen and suspicious, she seldom lets someone into her heart, but the few people she chooses to love get to see what's beneath her icy veneer: genuine warmth, compassion, and undying loyalty.
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Without a doubt, I gave the image of Mr. Wack—unreachable and sullen in his white robe with a cigarette hanging from his full lips—a suspicious side-eye in my mind.
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The ruling party had braced for worse results given the sullen public mood after two years of recession, caused by falling oil prices and Western sanctions over Russian military actions in Ukraine.
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On the outskirts of Bangalore one morning last summer, a sullen young man named Manjunath stood high atop a cocoa-colored 1,850-gallon tanker truck, waiting for its belly to fill with water.
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He didn't recoil when I touched him and he wasn't some sullen teenager who was angry at me for no reason, and he didn't abandon me and move away after his father died.
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His best-known book, The Stranger, is a staple of high school curricula and virtual rite of passage for adolescents who may see something of themselves in Meursault, that avatar of sullen rebellion.
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As we toured the house, Abramovich's wife pointed to their collection of South American art, while her husband described his current predicament with a sullen, dejected air, all sighs and slow head shakes.
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The picture of the sullen artist in a blue shirt, rigidly clutching his brushes, presents a similarly removed figure as the van Gogh painted by Gauguin in 1888, prior to the ear incident.
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Instead, prosecutors dragged their feet like sullen children avoiding homework, making one excuse after another for why they shouldn't have to do the right thing and dismiss convictions based on obviously tainted evidence.
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Was Bashir complicit in the mass murder of Hindu villagers?) and the occasional hoary gothic-romance trope (the sullen-but-smitten Kashmiri who admonishes the interloping Shalini, "You should not have come here").
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Or, more to the point, it leaves them with the option of becoming sullen and deciding not that the specific current crop of EU policymakers are bad but that the EU itself is bad.
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I was running in Central Park wondering how I'd possibly write a story about using music for fitness motivation while jogging to Taylor Swift's Fearless album — the most sullen and balladic of her repertoire.
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"AOC had a rare bad night, looking not spirited, warm and original as usual but sullen, teenaged and at a loss," Peggy Noonan, a conservative columnist and former speechwriter for President Ronald Reagan, tweeted.
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Hellboy here comes across like a WWE wrestling heel — sullen, glowering, showily simplistic, and maybe ripe for a moral turnaround, but not until the film has wrung every possible fight sequence out of him.
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In a way, he actually worked better in that capacity, as opposed to occupying center stage, given that he's so clenched and sullen as to make Batman look like the life of the party.
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That's why I don't want to take anything away from L.A." The Lynx star Maya Moore did not realize the controversy existed until she was asked about it in a sullen locker room. "O.
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" Drax is a monster, perhaps the Devil himself, who "grasps on to the world like a dog biting into bone — nothing is obscure to him, nothing is separate from his fierce and sullen appetites.
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They have their own variants on Lorde's glum anthems and sullen pride, and Lorde's technique of nervously accelerating a verse or pre-chorus with a faster flow of words is no longer hers alone.
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" That's reminiscent of the sullen apology of Tony Hayward, then the BP chief executive, for the oil firm's 2010 Gulf of Mexico spill in which he whined that he "would like his life back.
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Felix Thompson's debut feature shares a few things with Waititi's movie — a pudgy, sullen kid; a story about loneliness and alienation; a tendency to regard adults as distant, dangerous, and more than a little crazy.
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If the victim is an articulate, attractive, white woman, it's going to be so much more powerful than if the victim is a sullen, African-American man who doesn't like to talk about his feelings.
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We see the self-protective "lol nothing matters" nihilism of Jyn Erso (Felicity Jones) at the beginning of her arc, her lip in a constant curl, sullen and cynical towards everyone—even her mentor, Saw.
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Paris (CNN)Sullen and combative after an electoral humbling, President Donald Trump landed Friday in Paris, hoping to use the global stage to restore some standing as he faces a tumultuous political future at home.
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Certainly, your entitled millennial flakiness is worlds different from..." Her: "...the sullen sarcasm of your Generation X." Him: "I was more on the cusp between X and Y.... Do we still talk about Y anymore?
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The need to keep order in his ranks may encourage Mr. Trump to become a Richard Nixon-style leader, pursuing an agenda that gives enough to each faction that it remains sullen but not mutinous.
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Starting well before age 4, Ellie showed countless signs of being unhappy as a boy: being sullen; drawing self-portraits as a stick-figure girl; pretending to be female superheroes; dressing up in princess costumes.
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The resourceful, sullen 15-year-old Lizzie (Isabela Moner; she and Byrne are the movie's most affecting performers) has been acting as a parent to her substantially younger siblings Lita and Juan, both behavioral handfuls.
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Leavy covers her biographical bases: She revisits Ruth's upbringing at a Catholic reformatory school in Baltimore, the hasty and unhappy marriage he made in Boston and his sullen retirement spent largely in exile from baseball.
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He said he sat down with his 14-year-old son and offered advice on how to act around police and white people to make them comfortable: stand tall, make eye contact, avoid sullen facial expressions.
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Her friends and family understood her to be this sullen, quiet person, but she simply didn't know that other people didn't experience this pain, so she managed it as best she could without asking for help.
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Despite the tortured teenage blues I was going through, I had not known the sadness Apple expressed in "Sullen Girl," or the despair in "I Know," or the disappointment in "Paper Bag," and this comforted me.
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With an impressive Swedish accent, as well as the boyish haircut of a medieval monk, she brings a surprising air of pain and anguish to a character who often has the sullen toughness of the Terminator.
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The only thing she had to show for the two weeks of sullen interviews in the Langham's gilded birdcage was a short list of Russian assets in Britain, mostly code names the Winter Court already knew.
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It's about the way Zelda's sullen husband isn't the handsome young man he used to be, and how he's become a cranky tyrant who expects her to endlessly cater to him because of their shared history.
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The oldest, Nesrine (Zita Hanrot), 18, is a first-year medical student, and the younger, Souad (Kenza-Noah Aïche), is a sullen, sexy 15-year-old rebel ashamed of her mother for working as a housecleaner.
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In one experiment, after people had to pitch themselves for a job in front of two sullen, dismissive evaluators, their salivary cortisol levels — which, among other things, indicate stress — were elevated for the next 45 minutes.
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Or did you already know that the sketch in which Glover played a sullen, trenchcoat-clad R&B singer named Raz P. Berry was paying homage to Oran "Juice" Jones and his 1986 hit "The Rain"?
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The 34-year-old Gatlin, who has served two career doping suspensions, played the sullen yin to Jamaican superstar Bolt's exuberant yang, glowering both times he was introduced to boos as he entered the Olympic stadium.
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"I hope my offspring get to roll their eyes about this dumb project Dad gets so excited about each year when they're sullen teenagers," Richardson told me when I first wrote about them, back in 2014.
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Sullen British chillwave types The XX were the musical guests on last night's Saturday Night Live, the band's first TV performance since announcing the release of their third studio album, I See You, due out in January.
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Though he won his first Emmy that year — an outstanding writing for a variety special honor given to him in celebration of his Netflix special, Talking for Clapping — the star had a sullen expression on his face.
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Then the film shifts to an estate sale, where a biology professor named Gabriel (The Big Bang Theory's Johnny Galecki) accidentally acquires the videotape, while a gothy, sullen college student named Skye (Aimee Teegarden) hangs out nearby.
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" And after President Trump's State of the Union address earlier this month, one of the paper's columnists, Peggy Noonan, tweeted that Ocasio-Cortez appeared "not spirited, warm and original" but rather, "sullen, teenaged and at a loss.
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It's more clear in this book than it is in Inside Amy Schumer: The raw intelligence is strong with this one, no matter how much she tries to hide it behind her self-deprecating, sullen conversational style.
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Though many appeared to accept the ruling with sullen resignation, they see an India where mob lynchings of Muslims are seldom condemned by the government and where members of the governing party are implicated in sectarian violence.
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They created the Countering Violent Extremism programs that ask teachers and medical professionals to report to the government any American Muslim teenagers they encountered who were sullen, withdrawn, and/or exploring their identity with regards to faith.
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And while an alcoholic deprived of his drink can go into life-threatening withdrawal, I have yet to see an adolescent in the emergency room with smartphone withdrawal — just a sullen teenager who wants his device back.
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Kimberly (Naomi Scott), the Pink Ranger, is a guilt-ridden former mean girl; the sullen Trini (Becky G), Yellow, is sorting out her sexual orientation; Zack (Ludi Lin), Black, tends his ailing mother in a mobile home.
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With Gall's lustrous mise en scenes, the sallow and sullen bravado of the show's tiny pieces establishes a rhythm of pleasant discord that entails confronting intimidating and transcendent ideas (which foresee expiration) along with our own insignificance.
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They were very largees [sic] pretentious and brutal expanses of thick, impasto pigment mostly sll-black [sic] or sullen sgray [sic], broken into here and there along the edges with one or two small streaks of color.
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Dystopia used to be a fiction of resistance; it's become a fiction of submission, the fiction of an untrusting, lonely, and sullen twenty-first century, the fiction of fake news and infowars, the fiction of helplessness and hopelessness.
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For example, if you were a glutton on earth, you'd spend eternity looking at, but never biting into, a six-foot submarine sandwich; the sullen might be condemned to a never-ending string of other people's birthday parties.
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In Mr. Dixon's recollection, which some theater-industry friends have questioned, Rose not only had boys living with him (including a "sullen preadolescent") but also frequented a house of child prostitution, which employed boys as young as 10.
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But when we embarked on a tour of the plant in June, we were soon reminded of the real business of the site, as sullen, body-armored security guards sporting assault weapons checked identifications just across the street.
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The sullen reluctance of most of the Union — not just central European states but core partners like France — to take in quotas of refugees to which they agreed months ago is driven by fear of a domestic political backlash.
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There's a weird streak of bright, almost Coen brothers-esque humor running through Loving, mostly when dealing with the ACLU's sharp city lawyers, who have no defense against Richard's sullen, naïve recalcitrance, or Mildred's polite deference to her husband.
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The sullen reluctance of most of the EU - not just central European states but core partners like France - to take in quotas of refugees to which they agreed months ago is driven by fear of a domestic political backlash.
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As such, the actors in each ad prompt viewers to press the skip button, with the sullen teenager asking: "Don't you have anything better to do than watch me washing dishes?" as he painstakingly scrubs each piece of crockery.
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That's really tricky to do for an actor, and there's some wonderful kid actors out there, but not many have the ability to be sullen and gruff, and embody a 58 year old who's had a really tough life.
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Despite this, the extended scenes when Marnie interacts with her employers, her sullen and secretive mother (the mezzo-soprano Denyce Graves, back at the Met after a dozen years, and riveting), and even Mark lack dramatic definition and depth.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads April may be the cruelest month, but Arlene Shechet is sweetening our sullen sojourn into spring with three surprise performances of T. S. Eliot's The Waste Land starring the legendary actress Fiona Shaw.
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The stark contrasts between Elizabeth and Philip's lives are perfectly jarring, from Elizabeth's sullen solitude in the field to Philip's gregarious life as a crackerjack travel agency owner, proud parent who never misses a hockey game, and line dancing enthusiast.
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But they're also sullen, reactionary sticks in the mud who can't see the genius of Kroc's expansion plans, and spend months mulling over — or just ignoring — relatively minor decisions while Kroc, bound by his contract with them, waits for an answer.
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Most of this will be familiar territory for AWVFTS fans, but the pulse is something new; where Atomos and A Winged Victory for the Sullen are atmospheric and rhythmically ambiguous, Iris, beholden to visual triggers and emotional contexts, needed a heartbeat.
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You see, despite it being my brother's birthday, I had been pulling for us to go see Mortal Kombat (an aesthetic choice I still stand behind), and when my request got denied, I flung into a full-blown, sullen temper tantrum.
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And frankly, while they're both arrogant jerks who need to redeem themselves through heroism, Stark is a fun jerk, with plenty of smartass quips and swagger, while Strange is a sullen, superior jerk who can't pull off a simple joke.
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Soon after that trip, Mr. de Blasio's wife, Chirlane McCray, shared photographs of the family on her blog: the sullen look on their son Dante's face; their daughter, Chiara, inspecting flowers; Mr. de Blasio in cargo shorts on a dusty landscape.
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In the present, she's a sullen, slouching young woman in a depressing, sterile plexiglass-and-cement cage, dully parroting the party line about how she only exists so her corporate owners can assess her validity as a potential product stream.
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Men are lined up on the shore, hoping to get onto one of the ships that dock in the harbor, but a sullen quiet prevails; the next bomb could shred and scatter them, and they cannot predict where it will hit.
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Directed by the countercultural filmmaker Hal Ashby and written by Colin Higgins, the dramedy follows a May-December romance between Harold (Bud Cort), a sullen 20-year-old man, and Maude (Ruth Gordon), a free-spirited 79-year-old woman.
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When he exiles his youngest, best-loved daughter, Cordelia (a sullen Ms. Wilson) because she isn't sufficiently effusive in her praise of him, it feels like a petulant, conditioned reflex, the caprice of a moment that he might later reverse.
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JON CARAMANICA "Break-Thru" is the first glimpse of the Dirty Projectors album due in July, "Lamp Lit Prose," and with it the group's songwriter, David Longstreth, leaves behind the sullen, disjointed breakup songs from the previous Dirty Projectors album.
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It reaches its peak with the infamous David Letterman interview with ''Joaquin,'' ostensibly there to promote ''Two Lovers'': sullen, mumbling, chewing gum, refusing to remove his sunglasses, barely interacting with Dave — the audience tittering uncomfortably — and then lashing out at him.
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The political theorist James Scott called these "everyday forms of resistance" — a category that could include giving a sullen look to an employer, deliberately misfiling forms or just living life, as much as possible, on terms of your own choosing.
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You describe a daughter, sullen but not scared, who was apparently trying to provoke her father by a physical action and was uncowed by the results, as if what happened was neither out of the ordinary nor grounds for great concern.
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And while North Korean state media coverage of the summit the next morning put a positive spin on the situation, the sullen mood of the North Korean leader was far more accurately conveyed during that late-night press conference, sources claimed.
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Abdeslam seemed anxious and sullen, and he spoke few words as they drove him the 200 miles across the border into Belgium, dropping him off in the early hours of November 14 at a metro station in the Brussels neighborhood of Laeken.
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And the kids are similarly creepy, but Shahadi Wright Joseph may be the film's unheralded MVP — as Zora, she's sullen and phone-addicted, a kid just testing the limits of adolescence and her ability to resist her parents by finding them annoying.
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Joining Jason are the sullen Timothy (Michael Oberholtzer), his body curved into a perma-slouch and a sneer of contempt fixed on his face (he's been parked here while his mother attends her rehab meetings), and the mildly enthusiastic Jessica (Sarah Stiles).
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Rod Serling, the now-legendary narrator of "The Twilight Zone," reappeared with "Night Gallery" in 250, a series that attempted to replicate the feel of "The Twilight Zone" but only managed to feel sullen without the creativity and emotional impact of the original.
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What struck me about him immediately was his voice: the moody, sullen murmurs that wouldn't sound out of place on a King Krule record, but were instead layered upon walls of dark, distorted noise, trip-hoppy electronics and slow, rolling drum beats.
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Casey (Taylor-Joy, who was last seen in The Witch) is introduced to us as a sullen teenager and a clear outsider who's only at a birthday party for the other girls because Claire (Richardson) felt compelled to invite her out of kindness.
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But his affability was outnumbered 5 to 1: by the Rolling Stones' raunch and cynical sass, by Mr. Dylan's dire visions, by the Who's fury and self-inquisition, by Mr. Young's pragmatic bluntness and by Mr. Waters's sullen, broad-spectrum opposition to authority.
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It's a special record, one that is celebrated for being a watermark for mid-2000s emo, moving and advancing the genre far beyond anything that has come before or since, like Radiohead but for a different kind of sullen looking music fan.
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But then such knee-jerk moralizing is, as Packer admits, an American tradition: "We swing wildly between superhuman exertion and sullen withdrawal, always looking for the answers in our own goodness and wisdom instead of where they lie, out in the world."
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But although Joey from "Friends" is charming, he's hardly some funny looking lanky buffoon, nor is he a fusty long-haired professorial type, and he certainly isn't a peppy little guy who become sullen when he wrecks a fabulous car on a racetrack.
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The sullen dancer (Arden Cho) needs to learn that the floppy-haired guy who seems to have been stalking her, to the point of following her onto this very car (Gerard Canonico), is not a stalker as such, but a sensitive artist.
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Halep is often sullen and frustrated on court, and her coach, Darren Cahill, stopped working with her for five weeks after a particularly uninspiring midmatch coaching visit in Miami, in which Halep repeatedly appeared to throw in the towel before a third set.
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About the only signs of radicalization were a few links to Islamist websites on his social media pages, and one source told Interfax that he seemed to have returned from a rare visit home in February a changed man — sullen and withdrawn.
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The characters can look like familiar figures: the sad dad and the disapproving mom; the sullen brother and his goth girlfriend (Marielle Scott); the mean girls and the cool teachers; the too-perfect boyfriend (Lucas Hedges) and the dirtbag boyfriend (Timothée Chalamet).
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This appetite for counsel inevitably reflects deeper, often unspoken middle-class aspirations and anxieties; as the psychoanalyst and essayist Adam Phillips once observed, the appeal of such books goes beyond the immediate need to deal with a sullen teenager or a sleepless newborn.
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The veteran bass Ferruccio Furlanetto, singing with earthy sound and aching sadness, was magnificent as the old, nearly-blind Arkel, who seems to accept that all people, even the members of his sullen family, are guided by fates we can only guess at.
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Last year's festival was full of work bemoaning the economic plight of performers; this year's first two productions struck out in less sullen directions, while still folding in some self-reflexive critique (also available in the form of Realness swag declaring, "I Suffer From Realness").
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"While most designers presented their collections on sullen, haughty goddesses who posed in a spotlight at the end of the catwalk, Rykiel sent her models down the runway in groups, chatting and laughing, like friends having fun," Holly Brubach wrote in W magazine in 21995.
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One of Madeleine L'Engle's best-known works, it's a warm and beautiful sci-fi fantasy about Meg Murry — a sullen, stubborn, bespectacled high school math nerd who treks through the universe to save her father from the machinations of an evil, mind-controlling disembodied brain.
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In 1899, the British writer Rudyard Kipling urged the U.S. to "take up the White Man's burden" in the Philippines after the Spanish-American War: Go send your sons to exileTo serve your captives' need[...] Your new-caught, sullen peoples,Half devil and half child.
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Father Willie Blythe, dressed in a Stetson and a dark suit and looking like a lean country preacher, is proudly holding an infant, Cora Lucille, as the older children grin at the camera — all except 3-year-old W.J., sullen in a prissy sailor suit.
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The big losers of the night were the sullen Democrats who sat on their hands as the President touted free trade agreements most of them voted for, low unemployment and even a little girl who just found out she's going to a better school.
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But now he seemed sullen, hard on himself for landing in Rikers for a second time and eager to get home to Queens to his 7-year-old daughter and 14-year-old son, who had just had another birthday with his father behind bars.
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Everyone chucks $20 on the table, you make the call, and an hour after you were told you'd have it, you pop outside to meet two sullen men in a blacked-out X20083, who take your cash and hand you a few wraps of cocaine.
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It is possible that young viewers will be inspired by the none-too-subtle life lessons in Robert's chess tuition ("Don't be quick to tip your king", "Follow your plans and you will all find safe squares"), but they won't be inspired by his sullen protégée.
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FFXV puts you in the role of Noctis, a sullen 20-year-old prince who looks ripped out of a Japanese RPG playbook, complete with the ability to wield both magic and huge swords, and an inability to come to grips with the heavy responsibilities of adulthood.
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When Guastello gives me a tour of the facility and we walk through the dining room we're met by at least a few closed off and suspicious faces, and I totally get it: "Sullen glare" was basically my default facial expression from ages 14 through 18.
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To the Editor: In his By the Book interview (June 2), George F. Will elevates "The Great Gatsby" (which never helped any adolescent, sullen or otherwise) and strangulates "The Catcher in the Rye" (which takes the sullenness out of adolescence for thousands to this very day).
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We ordered a s'mores kit ($5), which was delivered by Cabot and Kim's son, a sullen pre-teenager who seemed displeased with having been relocated to the edge of the world but who nonetheless lit a small fire for us as the wind fought against him.
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The new film continues where "The Force Awakens" left off, as Rey and Luke are about to meet on the planet Ahch-To, and it promises a further exploration of their relationship to the sullen evildoer Kylo Ren (Adam Driver) and his nefarious master, Snoke (Andy Serkis).
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Other political observers have wondered if Mr. Putin and his public relations agents, feeling insecure because of the economic downturn and an increasingly sullen public mood, are encouraging Mr. Kadyrov as a way to dissuade any sort of public demonstration against the Kremlin before parliamentary elections scheduled for September.
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There's another child in Steven's life: Martin (Barry Keoghan), a sullen 16-year-old he meets for lunch and presents with the gift of a watch during a walk by the river (the movie is set in a suburb of an unnamed and hard-to-identify American city).
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Forty times—many more than necessary—the notes of "Follow the Reaper" by Children of Bodom entered into my ears, whereas I don't regret the 48 times I listened to the crystalline ambience of "Requiem For The Static King Part One" by A Winged Victory For The Sullen.
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While still in art school in the early 1970s, she was transforming herself, for the camera, into an epic cast of individual characters — sullen teen queens, nerdy guys, Hollywood vamps — through a use of makeup and costuming so virtuosic and expressive as to rival the brushwork of a master painter.
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For the most part, however, Pelosi sat stern and sullen behind the lectern, twisting her lips in frustration, confusion (or both) at the president's message — a silent critic of Trump's agenda, from his promise to succeed in building a border wall to his calls for the elimination of late-term abortions.
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In response, a sullen president said one of the leaders caught talking on the video, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada, was "two-faced," and then slipped out of town without the scheduled wrap-up session with reporters, seemingly intent on not further spoiling the image of a successful visit.
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" With mentions of Sony's Discman, Tower Records, and cassette tapes (Gerwig didn't have a CD player back in 2002), it doesn't get more aughties that her letter to JT. She goes on to explain that "Cry Me A River" is "sultry and sullen" before comparing it to the '60s anthem "Gimme Shelter.
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With unquestionably danceable songs like "The Geometry of Wounds" and the club favorite, "Rip Doth Thy Scarlet Claws", Qual caught the attention of sullen goths worldwide and also the likes of techno artist Ancient Methods, who often seizes the opportunity to curate such unexpected tracks in his industrial-infused hard techno DJ sets.
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Any wonder he tossed back Sazeracs & sidecars, the one who always woke sullen as the long blue light between buildings, who slept with his back curled like an accusation, who rocked his weight onto his heels like an amateur actor overdoing Stanley in "Streetcar" when he hailed his cab in the morning.
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Trying to make sense of what happened, I recalled incidents among fellow Chinese international students that at the time had seemed like only minor slumps in coping with the demands of student life: missed classes, complaints of insomnia, months of sudden absence from group events, lengthy Facebook posts strung with sullen adjectives.
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Their sense of tragic superiority was portrayed by Ethan Hawke's sullen, ironic Troy in "Reality Bites," who asserted that life is a "a random lottery of meaningless tragedy and a series of near escapes," so one must take pleasure in the little things: a Quarter Pounder With Cheese, a pack of Camel straights.
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Hemon has published a previous volume of nonfiction, "The Book of My Lives," its title suggesting the multiplicity of his experiences — from a boyhood of comic books and football stickers through a sullen adolescence to his eventual arrival in the United States in January 1992, during the death rattle of the former Yugoslavia.
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Adam is a lonely, sullen kid, home-schooled (he and his only friend were kicked out of their private school after setting fire to a trash can) by his sad, earnest stage mother, Giselle, a divorcée who lavishes upon the miserable little musical far more mental vigor than the demoralized director and cast do.
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At The Mirror, Ms. Spooner's subjects included a sullen Sophia Loren, who was fending off Italian tax collectors at the time ("I did the job and got the hell out of there before she erupted and threw a plate of spaghetti," she once recalled), and the sylphlike model Lesley Lawson, better known as Twiggy.
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And what my freedom gave me on the far side of the plains were mountains that salt flats led away from to my promised land of Raymond Chandler, the total marine darkness between each little beach town on Highway 101 before the sullen phosphorus of the cruise
ship casino three miles beyond the harbor.
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Compare the raging final Minneapolis version of "Idiot Wind," an eight-minute song whose every second captivates, to the sullen takes here, which last forever; rather than staying mournful the whole way through, the song needs the energy of a full band so it can make its grand turn from righteous anger to defeated empathy.
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Alas, the novelty of seeing her in this setting, coupled with the slow-unfolding mystery, don't provide enough incentive to recommend a movie that generally pales alongside better forays into this genre, and which is presented in such a sullen, straightforward fashion as to bring nothing particularly new or interesting to the well-populated world of L.A. noir.
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As I usually find most author's photos peculiar, as they portray an earnest face that, over reprinting, is designed to become a trademark more familiar to potential readers, I feel obliged to note that this book's cover photo of Cage is yet odder, showing an unfamiliar face, perhaps from 50 years ago, looking more sullen than earnest or happy.
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Advisers say Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE has lately been sullen and erratic in private and easily rattled by perceived slights, according to The New York Times.
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The show then proceeds to introduce its handful of sullen, squabbling, antisocial characters, also brought together by a mysterious genius (played by Timothy Dalton), whose powers are more of the curse than blessing variety, including Robotman and Negative Man (voiced by Brendan Fraser and Matt Bomer, respectively), Elasti-Woman (April Bowlby), Crazy Jane (Diane Guerrero), and Cyborg (Joivan Wade).
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Trump has been compared to a number of individuals, both real and fictional, but as the president becomes increasingly temperamental, sullen, and paranoid in the face of an expanding Mueller investigation and his plummeting popularity, his similarities with the director, writer, and star of the cult classic The Room become more apparent with each passing day.
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The author inventories his ill-fated passengers with a queasily clinical efficiency, delivering such a doozy of a crash that he unintentionally hamstrings everything that follows: Once 77 passengers and six crew members are fatally dispatched, why should we care about Richard's laboriously etched pursuit of a news anchor job or his ex's sullen parlays with a rebound boyfriend?
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In those moments, you somehow know that if you referenced that sullen checkout girl's acne, or calmly informed a rude guy on the subway that his father hadn't loved him, or told that unpleasant woman at a party to stop overcompensating for her second-rate education, it would ruin not just their day but maybe their week and month, too.
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He never actually said that the infosec community has collectively spent long enough as a sullen, nihilistic teenager full of misguided angry contempt for the rest of the world, and it is past time for it to grow up, move out of its basement and finally begin to play well with others and develop at least a hint of compassion, empathy and humility.
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The crime had all the ghoulish ingredients of a potboiler: the sudden disappearance of a wealthy landowner and Harvard graduate, George Parkman (pictured); another Harvard man—John Webster, a professor of chemistry and mineralogy—as prime suspect; a dismembered body presumed to be the victim's; a sullen janitor who supplied the anatomy laboratory with cadavers; and a trial reported in screaming headlines.
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Scrawled on a form by a bureaucrat, they meant an end in sight to weeks or months of torment that involved queuing through the night, being sent from pillar to post in pursuit of documents, having your loyalty to the Communist Party checked, being grilled about your purpose and sources of funding, and having to slip cigarettes to sullen officials.
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The one adjective that most drawers seem to agree on when describing the template is "cute": The subtle upturn of the lips and gentle raise of the hand, which looks as if it's waving hello — although it could be doing something less innocent — are far sweeter than the previous character, which lacked both arms and a mouth and looked sullen.
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In its moments of grandeur I hear post-rock greats like A Winged Victory for the Sullen, and smaller moments remind me of the lonely Sandy Bull or even Sufjan Stevens' more outré impulses (all of which basically means its a worthy companion to the solitary vision of Appalachia in Jenks Miller's solo work or Villages' earthy instrumentals on Bathetic Records).
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When Trump rushes to congratulate Recep Tayyip Erdoğan for passing a referendum that bolsters autocratic rule in Turkey—or when a sullen and insulting meeting with Angela Merkel is followed by a swoon session with Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, the military dictator of Egypt—how are the supporters of liberal and democratic values throughout Europe meant to react to American leadership?
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An opening number, "Hello From Winterfell," introduces the noble Stark family: Ned (the sturdy tenor Milo Shearer); his wife, Catelyn (an imperious Delilah Kujala); and their daughters, Arya (Meghan Modrovsky, as a sullen, rapping teenager) and Sansa (a one-note Allison Lobel), and sons Robb (Jeff Bratz) and Bran (Randy Wade Kelley, one of several actors fielding a few roles).
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That character is Ricky Baker (Julian Dennison), a sullen 12-year-old orphan who's been bounced around the foster-care system so often that he responds to his latest adoptive family, Bella (Rima Te Wiata) and Hector (Sam Neill), by wearily getting straight back into the police car that brought him to their rural New Zealand farm, and waiting to be delivered somewhere else.
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My favorite bit of graffiti was from one of them, in a nod to perhaps the most memorable moment of the tournament's press coverage: when Novak Djokovic, sullen in defeat, sulked into auxiliary Interview Room 2, which by the time of his quarterfinal loss had been decommissioned, and refused to move, leading to an overstuffed news conference by a 12-time Grand Slam champion without cameras or microphones.
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Divided into five sections, each named after a biblical episode, "The Son of Joseph" is a fanciful repackaging of the Nativity (the media notes, perhaps seizing on Hollywood's zest for recycling, call it a "reboot"): A sullen teenager, Vincent (Victor Ezenfis), raised by a nurse (Natacha Régnier), learns his father is a vain publisher, Oscar (Mathieu Amalric), who can't even keep track of how many children he has.
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Her sullen and disrespectful behavior during and after Trump's speech slighted the veterans who risk their lives for us, the parents whose children have been murdered by Islamic terrorists, Juan Guaido, whom Trump named the "legitimate president of Venezuela," the 28503-year old Tuskegee airman whose grandson wants to grow up and become an astronaut, and Tony Rankins, a homeless veteran who found work and purpose through one of the administration's Opportunity Zones.
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Outside in the chill and abasement of Leicester Square, all of London's screaming commercial colours are greyed out by the wind and the sheer misery of it all; crowds of sullen shoppers barge into each other's shoulders as the world's worst breakdancers feebly do the worm on the cold pavement to 20 German exchange students; but inside the largest Lego store on the planet, everything is warm and bright and a perfectly-selected soothing yellow.
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Among the impressive young cast members are Emma Grimsley as the sullen Barbara; Sahoko Sato Timpone as Ms. Soon-Yi-Nam, an assertive factory owner and Susana's former employer (Mozart's Marcellina); and Ethan Herschenfeld as Babayan, an Armenian mafioso (Mozart's Bartolo.) And the next time I see a mezzo-soprano singing Cherubino in Mozart's "Figaro," it's going to be hard to forget the sassy way the light tenor Dwayne A. Washington turned this character into Li'l B-Man, who stole the show.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Saturday pushed back against a New York Times report that described him as "sullen" and struggling to meet the demands of a general-election campaign and fully grasp how he should behave in order to attract voters.
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For example, you could point out that Bran (83) is named after literally the most disappointing cereal known to humankind (28) has a sullen moodiness that could eclipse even the most gloomy antics of a teenage Billie Eilish fan stuck perpetually moaning "bury a friend" to themselves and no one else (28) can see the future basically as well as a weatherman who showed up to his broadcast late because he spent all morning fighting with his ex-wife and not forecasting the freaking weather.
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CreditCreditRichard Avedon Foundation In 21965, Richard Avedon published "Nothing Personal," a lavish coffee table book with gravure-printed portraits of individuals who do not fit into any single classification: Allen Ginsberg standing naked in a Buddhist pose opposite George Lincoln Rockwell, the founder of the American Nazi Party; the puffy-eyed Dorothy Parker, her bags containing a lifetime of tears, side by side with a sullen and deflated, if still-shimmering, Marilyn Monroe; a young and earnest Julian Bond among members of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee; and the grizzled William Casby, who had been born into slavery about 100 years earlier.
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When, in disgrace with fortune and men's eyes, I all alone beweep my outcast state, And trouble deaf heaven with my bootless cries, And look upon myself, and curse my fate, Wishing me like to one more rich in hope, Featur'd like him, like him with friends possess'd, Desiring this man's art and that man's scope, With what I most enjoy contented least; Yet in these thoughts myself almost despising, Haply I think on thee, and then my state, Like to the lark at break of day arising From sullen earth, sings hymns at heaven's gate; For thy sweet love remember'd such wealth brings That then I scorn to change my state with kings.
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