Admittedly, Morck (Nikolaj Lie Kaas) has cause for his surliness.
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"How's that for real?" he raps, finishing the song with a gruff surliness.
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At this stage, with every swipe of the mascara wand, my surliness grows. Anyway.
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Spurs Coach Gregg Popovich has turned surliness into a shtick that should be beneath him.
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Surliness, sauciness, and outright smearing are by no means innovations of 21st-century American politics.
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Over years of travel in Afghanistan, I encountered surliness just once, while interviewing an Afghan currency dealer for a television network.
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There's none of the amplitude, the imaginative energy of his best work or even the interesting surliness of his more mediocre efforts.
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No amount of feigned surliness or regret from his old competitors could wipe the smile off The Rock's face as he returned home.
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Not every troubled young person has musical talent or can shed her surliness the first time a grown-up pays attention to her.
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"I've worn them multiple times before and not gotten into trouble, that's what you're not understanding," said Fanny, her voice dropping into surliness.
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A high-energy and emotional center who has often responded to defeat with surliness, he joked with reporters and hummed a tune in the shower.
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Mr Xi may have worried that Chinese surliness might push Mr Moon, who feted Donald Trump in Seoul this week, even further into the American camp.
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I think that they were just like, "No, I'm not doing a trust fall," or, "No, I'm not ..." Maybe it is independence or just surliness or something.
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The surliness of her subjects almost makes them seem satisfied; tired of the world, maybe, but glad to know who they really are, and unashamed to show it.
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"There must be a dozen places where we're having major problems today," he noted, citing how Chicago mayor Richard Daley had described surliness in the black community there.
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He's a Sheffield lad, and there's a good-natured surliness to the way he turns his vowels — just think about Bean as Ned Stark in Game of Thrones, gently mocking Mark Addy's Robert Baratheon.
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Her crisp, confident tones and relative ease among her co-workers and subordinates is a world away from Elliot's paranoid tension, Angela's fake-it-till-you-make-it code-switching and Darlene's studied surliness.
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Certainly we wish we all could look as glamorous as Marilyn, Mamie, or Sophia while in the air, but most of the sophistication has evaporated from flying and been replaced by surliness, delays, air rage, and fees.
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As her husband, the novelist Michael Chabon, slept and her teenage son and daughter slumped over the breakfast table, Ms. Waldman did not feel a trace of morning surliness, or of the suffocating depression that had dogged her for months.
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Though Hank's determined to escape to a zoo where he can sit in solitary peace for the rest of his days, his tune starts to change when he gets sucked into helping Dory, whose bubbly enthusiasm slowly but surely chips away at his surliness.
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She's torn about leaving behind 11-year-old Mary, who was something between a little sister and protégé, but both she and Mary are excited about Belinda's chance to befriend the new family's daughter, Amma — whose surliness and Westernized habits and slang make her, unfortunately, utterly foreign.
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TV Spielfilm gave the film a positive review, citing its sarcasm and calling it dismal, in a nice way. Chicago Reader critic Ted Shen credited Karmakar with "efficiently pacing [characters'] monologues and dialogues while disclosing fine shades of surliness".
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Vandenbroucke had a reputation for "accidents, illnesses, doping allegations, lawsuits, suspicion, surliness and suspensions". He said: On 6 June 2007 he was admitted to hospital at Magenta, near Milan, Italy, where he lived. He was reported in grave condition. His team-manager, Palmiro Masciarelli, said: "Frank is all alone".
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Jane takes the position, teaching Adèle Varens, a young French girl. One night, while Jane is carrying a letter to the post from Thornfield, a horseman and dog pass her. The horse slips on ice and throws the rider. Despite the rider's surliness, Jane helps him get back onto his horse.
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"Pump It Up" has been covered by the Hotrats as well as Mudhoney; the latter rendition was described by Deming as "manag[ing] to actually build on Costello's surliness, though their rendition had a purposefully woozy quality that suggested the hangover had already started to set in." Electronic band Rogue Traders sampled the track's riff on their 2005 song "Voodoo Child".
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After they are bitten by Infected, the two consider suicide, but choose to spend their final hours together. However, Ellie survives and discovers she is immune to infection. In The Last of Us, a wounded Marlene tasks Joel with escorting Ellie to the Fireflies to help them develop a vaccine from her immunity. Ellie is initially annoyed by Joel's surliness, but they develop a bond.
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This skill also allowed the other Celtics to play their men aggressively: if they were beaten, they knew that Russell was guarding the basket. This approach allowed the Celtics to finish with a 44–28 regular season record, the team's second- best record since beginning play in the 1946–47 season, and guaranteed a post- season appearance. At the same time, Russell received much negative publicity as a player. He was notorious for his public surliness and judgmental attitude for others.
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This unwillingness to master the day to day realities of running a suburban confectioners causes Ramesh amusement and despair in equal measure, he is unwilling to leave Alok in charge of the shop for the weekend whilst he goes away on a murder mystery weekend. Sanjay Majhu Ramesh's youngest son is in his late teens and shares his brother's disdain for the world of low-return retail. However unlike Alok this is due to teenage apathy and general surliness rather than a desire to pursue a high flying business career. Sanjay litters his conversation with SMS language and contemporary slang and treats customers with scarcely disguised indifference.
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Initially annoyed by Joel's surliness, Ellie starts to feel a strong attachment to him. After experiencing a traumatizing encounter in the Winter, in which Ellie is nearly raped and murdered by a band of cannibals, she becomes withdrawn and introverted. When Joel finally gets her to the Fireflies, it is discovered that she has a mutant strain of the Cordyceps fungus growing on her brain, which may be used to create a vaccine; in order to extract the fungi, an operation on Ellie's brain is required, that will likely kill her. While she is being prepared for surgery, Joel makes his way to the operating room and carries her to safety.
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The day before the tour many Dutch flock to Leeuwarden to enjoy the party atmosphere that surrounds the event; that evening, called the "Nacht van Leeuwarden" (Night of Leeuwarden), becomes a giant street party (Frisians, who have a reputation for surliness, are said to thaw when it freezes). On the day of the tour many Dutch either stay at home to watch it on television (9.2 million viewers by one estimate), or find a place along the route to cheer the skaters on, either taking the day off or calling in sick for work. In February 2012, Friesland hotels were fully booked and expecting between 1.5 and 2 million visitors in anticipation of a tour before it was announced, as the weather seemed suitable. There are often points along the route where the ice is too thin to allow mass skating; they are called "kluning points" (from West Frisian klúnje meaning to run on skates over a carpet), and the skaters walk on their skates to the next stretch of good ice.
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