Yet photos of the meeting showed her cautious and unsmiling.
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"Take it just in case," she said, gentle but unsmiling.
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Christina stands alone before the altar, tall and unsmiling, triumphant.
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Mr. Cummings, a spindly, socially diffident, unsmiling figure, spoke next.
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" Asked for specific names, he responded with an unsmiling, "No.
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" The next night, an unsmiling Maddow addressed her audience thus: "O.
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His unsmiling mouth drooped open, a breathing tube between his lips.
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A gallery spots him, gives him, this unsmiling outsider, a show.
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Throughout our conversation, he was cautious and mostly unsmiling, but polite.
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She is unsmiling, her face half obscured by shadow, her expression languorous.
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Over breakfast, he came across as a blunt, unsmiling party foot soldier.
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Soon after, Assange tweeted an unsmiling photo of himself wearing an Ecuadorian soccer jersey.
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Rarely was she seen unsmiling — but this is how future generations will see her.
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The kids appear unsmiling, chalk in hand and their school backpack at their feet.
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But now, with eyes on her all the time, it leaks out as unsmiling tension.
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Soon we were trudging a narrow path and snaking through overgrown fields, past unsmiling children.
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Mr. Hillary attends those briefings, standing alongside his team, usually unsmiling but also seemingly unafraid.
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A young, blond, unsmiling border guard took my battered blue American passport with mild disgust.
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Their August meeting in Bangkok, where cameras captured the unsmiling pair making perfunctory handshakes, achieved little.
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There are shuffled mic sounds; we catch a glimpse of Lambert's unsmiling face, sans stage makeup.
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In the new video, we see solemn, unsmiling Arthur give in to the Joker's signature sneer.
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My CNG was piloted by an unsmiling man who looked to be in his late 20s.
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One day Marcus sees a boy with a "flat unsmiling mouth" and "hungry dark pools" for eyes.
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He was just hitting his stride when an unsmiling, crisply uniformed soldier marched in, tapping his watch.
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Freckled, strong, plump-cheeked and unsmiling, these sexually-liberated women are living for themselves—not for you.
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Turns out the famously unsmiling Stark/Targaryen is quite the prankster, when he's not busy fighting undead soldiers.
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Sixteen years after the St. Joseph's case, he remained a formidable presence, big and broad-shouldered, polite but unsmiling.
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The unsmiling girl stares straight at you, the mutant-looking rag doll under her right arm shrouded in shadow.
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Like Pfeiffer's Elvira Hancock, Broughton uses her bangs like a shield and her unsmiling mouth like a razor blade.
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Our point guard was a slender, unsmiling boy famous at school for his disinclination to talk, and his toughness.
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At another point in the season, she was photographed standing stiffly and unsmiling as she watched young ballerinas perform.
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Mr. Jacinto sat, unsmiling, as Mr. Kieran whispered in his ear, reminding him of the mechanics of the jump.
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Resolutely unsmiling and studiously austere, "The Untamed" behaves like a quiet horror movie with a lot on its mind.
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He sat down beside a man in late middle age, who wore a dark suit and an unsmiling expression.
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Now, photos of a different type illustrate the men's predicament: unsmiling mug shots taken at the Alexandria, Virginia, sheriff's office.
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And Mr. Fillon, an unsmiling political veteran, has used them to remarkable effect in France to change his political fortunes.
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"Keatonesque" refers both to his unsmiling, endlessly beleaguered onscreen persona and to his ingenious and exacting style as a director.
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Maybe it was the trailer of unsmiling Brie Larson, or the audacity of Larson expressing thoughts on inclusivity or whatever.
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They then posed for photographs and then sat down at the papal desk, the pope unsmiling, as their private meeting began.
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The woman was also parodied this past weekend on "Saturday Night Live," where she was played by an unsmiling Aidy Bryant.
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Through a gap in the film crew, Mr. Schulback captures just her face, looking off to the left, serious and unsmiling.
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On the 215-28 St. John's men's basketball team media guide, players Ron Mvouika and Durand Johnson stand, unsmiling, holding basketballs.
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So a giraffe's dismemberment, observed by unsmiling children, suggested a counternarrative, and one that carried a particular risk of public-relations contagion.
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Leonard Da Vinci's Mona Lisa makes a prominent appearance in the clip, and can be seen behind an equally unsmiling Bey and Jay.
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The rapper, 40, snapped the selfie of the couple gazing unsmiling at the camera, with his love wrapping her arm around West's neck.
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" An image of Rachel Maddow, smiling, asking, "Who run the world?" is followed by the same unsmiling Clinton, who texts back simply, "Girls.
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Physically closed in and unsmiling, outwardly surly and inwardly despairing, Autumn doesn't quip her way out of trouble or even talk that much.
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In photos he strikes various warrior poses, usually unsmiling and faux fierce-looking with a thick red wig and gold lamé flecking his costume.
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For us, it's part of the fun, like the insidery frisson of hearing nuggets of spy jargon hissed by unsmiling people in dark suits.
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She just had to bend forward so that an unsmiling hatchet-faced policewoman could inspect her hair and probe her mouth with a flashlight.
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Their story, embedded in the urge of free spirits to slip the unsmiling bonds of a Cold-War communist government, offers our starting point.
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Looking down at this visa pasted into my passport, I recognize the look of bewilderment on my unsmiling, monochrome, visa photo staring back at me.
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GIFs of Carly Fiorina often show her as emotionless and unsmiling, while GIFs of Mr. Bush often depict him as a bit goofy or awkward.
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The teacher spoke to the children in a firm, unsmiling tone, as she might have done to a class of students fifteen years their senior.
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That character is often what he's most remembered for: the red flash of lightning, the unsmiling, flaming alien creature with skin as pale as snow.
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The setting is a kind of meeting house crowded with men, women and children, a congregation whose silence and unsmiling faces imply disapproval or perhaps fear.
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Grim, jut-jawed, and unsmiling, Levine looks like a curly-haired version of the bloated Senator/secret Hydra member Garry Shandling played in the Marvel films.
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Ebrard tweeted a photo of Morales seated alone in the jet with a downcast, unsmiling expression, displaying Mexico's red, white and green flag across his lap.
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During their first appointment at a large Boston fertility clinic, Balzano says, the reproductive endocrinologist was cold and unsmiling as she reviewed the couple's medical history.
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There is now a billboard hanging above the Toronto Eaton Centre showing an unsmiling, sweatshirt-wearing Leonard, with the words "Fun Guy" emblazoned next to him.
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Atonal music grinds while unsmiling waiters wearing dark-colored sacks deliver preposterous dishes, giving no hint that they understand the absurdity of the setting and situation.
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The piece featured an unflattering picture of an unsmiling Grace - a sharp departure from the "loving mother" portrayal that included photos of her smiling and holding infants.
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The visual design of the show is exceptional, from Andrés's cerulean hair and asymmetrical ruffled blouses to the creepily pastel dental office where the unsmiling Úrsula works.
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First was Kraft, who stood motionless and unsmiling with his oldest son, Jonathan, as Goodell addressed him before handing over the Vince Lombardi Trophy after the game.
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The top boss, Amanda Waller (an unsmiling bureaucrat played by Viola Davis), has a problem that requires the kind of solution best designated with a buzzword. Innovation. Disruption.
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But to be on your guard—unsmiling, self-possessed, not in need of anyone's approval, and dressed like you know your own worth—is also to be cool.
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In the beginning, the store was staffed with unsmiling proto-punks and goths, but today the store's employees greet crushing waves of tourists with warm smiles and perfect English.
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A bowler-hatted narrator (a real person, Jennifer Kidwell) recites Depero's stage directions (the plays were meant to be performed without words) with a resonant voice and unsmiling mien.
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Estimated at £5,000 to £8,000, it shows four unsmiling young women in patterned robes and headdresses, standing in front of a photographer's backdrop and gazing straight at the camera.
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That he understands the sobering realities of his new deployment could be seen in his unsmiling mien while sitting next to Mr. Trump for a photo opportunity this week.
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Their memory is enshrined in relics—in the sepia-toned photographs of young men in uniform staring unsmiling at the camera, and in the personal effects that line museums' cabinets.
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As he sat there on the stage, unsmiling, Mr. Bloomberg was cast repeatedly by several speakers as practically a Snidely Whiplash villain out of the old Dudley Do-Right cartoons.
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The hint of raised eyebrows and an unsmiling mouth give "Baby Blue Portrait Bust with Square Eyes" (2018) the look of someone who doesn't believe a word of your story.
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This was her, he said, handing me a dusty frame, the faded print inside preserving against all odds an unsmiling but determined gaze I'd seen many times in Mr. Lovesick's History.
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At the start, the unsmiling queen and her husband (John C. Reilly), yearning for a child, are told to kill a sea monster, and to have its heart cooked by a virgin.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Mercedes boss Toto Wolff called Valtteri Bottas a 'sensational wingman' to Hungarian Grand Prix-winning team mate Lewis Hamilton on Sunday, a description that stung the unsmiling Finnish Formula One driver.
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A mugshot released by the sheriff's office shows an unsmiling Manafort with graying hair and light facial stubble four weeks after the former Trump campaign chairman was locked up in a Virginia facility.
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The bosom (when they reach this heft, I think we can refer to them as a "bosom") belongs to an unsmiling cashier, and is strapped into the heaving confines of a dirndl dress.
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Gula was for years an unidentified celebrity after National Geographic published her image as a refugee in 1985, her defiant, pained eyes staring out from an unsmiling face, framed by a shawl over her head.
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Eminem's "Lose Yourself" was played for this unsmiling group of lawyers as part of a case alleging that New Zealand's National Party breached copyright with a piece of music used in a 2014 campaign ad.
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Far more so than the grave, unsmiling faces of the villagers, Hyman's focus on units of time captures Jackson's insinuation of the dangers of tradition fiercely salvaged from the endless passing of days and generations.
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The shaky video clips of Julian Assange's arrest flashed around the world on Thursday, the white-bearded prophet of the age of leaks being hauled by unsmiling security officers to a gray van marked Police.
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As newspapers shared photos of Black victims of police shootings looking menacing and stoic, Black Twitter showed that there are two sides, suggesting that the media chooses the unsmiling portrayals when sharing news about Black victims.
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Gula was for years the face of Afghanistan's suffering, after National Geographic published the image of the young refugee, her defiant, pained eyes staring out from an unsmiling face, framed by a shawl over her head.
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From Todmorden to Totnes, voluminous swathes of young revelers spend the working week eagerly awaiting the kind of release that only the sight and sound of an unsmiling German bloke playing pitch-black minimal can offer.
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Dressed simply in a gray trouser suit, she sat motionless and unsmiling in the court room fronted by a framed photo of King Felipe during the nearly 13-hour hearing that finished at 1000 CET (2100 GMT).
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Dressed simply in a grey trouser suit, she sat motionless and unsmiling in the court room fronted by a framed photo of King Felipe during the nearly 13-hour hearing that finished at 1000 CET (2100 GMT).
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As Woods smiled at the photograph of his small, unsmiling self, he said that he remembered carding two bogeys and that he had known nothing about Snead except that he was a professional who won a lot.
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Mr. Larraín's protagonist is an unsmiling 50-ish madman (Alfredo Castro) who, having taken "Saturday Night Fever" as a sacred text, nurtures fanatical fantasies of disco glory — an obsession complemented by a near-total disinterest in human contact.
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I think back to the Vice-Presidential debate of 2012, when Ryan, sounding like a statistics-ridden seminarian, explained with great unsmiling specificity how he would attempt to reform the entitlement programs that are eventually going to bankrupt us.
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"Before entering, one's outfit first had to pass inspection by the large unsmiling men dressed in blue-and-red uniforms, capped in gold braid, who flanked the building's heavy doors, and came to be known as the 'dress police,' " Braude writes.
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Even Trump's typically stoic, unsmiling chief of staff John Kelly made a brief appearance on stage after Trump demanded he take a bow, though he declined to say anything aside from "give it up!" when Trump encouraged him to say a few words.
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The work is a portrait of an unsmiling man with long hair dressed in black, which first came to attention in Paris in 2008 when a collector, who thought it "might be" linked to the school of Frans Hals, showed it to experts.
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Promoted last year to oversee even more of the country's security apparatus as minister for home affairs, Mr. Dutton has become the country's unsmiling face of enforcement, defending Australia's harsh offshore detention camps, delaying citizenship applications, and arguing for cuts in overall immigration.
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They used their own eyes to see the silent, unsmiling girls do the walk of, not shame, exactly, but kind of, in thigh-high dresses that ranged from ribbed knits to beads, sequins and lace, all under granddad jackets in plaid or cord.
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It was not just the elephants and courtiers who were forced to prostrate themselves: days before the coronation the palace released images of the king getting married for the fourth time, in which his new wife, a former stewardess, grovelled before the unsmiling groom.
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White House press secretary Sarah Sanders tweeted out two remarkable photos of Pompeo and Kim, which show the two unsmiling representatives of their country, both in dark suits, firmly gripping the other's hand in an ornate room in an undisclosed part of North Korea.
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A reporter's life briefly flashed before his eyes when he accidentally trod the Ralph Lauren hem of the model Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, a fact pointed out by Ms. Huntington-Whiteley's fiancé, the unsmiling action star Jason Statham, a man shaped like an upturned anvil.
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Warm-Up Man (Will Swenson) is jazzed; his job is to get the crowd riled up before Springer (Terrence Mann, who is fantastic in the role) comes out, bespectacled and unsmiling, a mirror for the problems of the world, or, at least, this world.
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Several actors were visibly uncomfortable, including Tom Hanks, who looked on in bafflement for much of the monologue, and Jonathan Pryce, one half of The Two Popes, who was grim and unsmiling when Gervais turned his film into the punchline of a pedophilia joke.
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Apart from Robbie, the most interesting performance here is from Davis as the unsmiling woman who (one imagines) drafted the Suicide Squad proposal memo over long weekends and now has pushed it, doggedly, until the top level of the government sees no choice but to acquiesce.
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Stacey PlaskettStacey PlaskettSchumer to donate Epstein campaign contributions to groups fighting sexual violence House Democrat backtracks, will now donate Epstein's campaign contributions Federal employees turn their backs on Agriculture secretary after relocation plans announced MORE (D) stood just feet away from Trump with her arms folded, unsmiling.
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Dripping with not only sarcasm but also humor and muddy pigments, Madani's series ridicules that all-powerful human who was, in her version, born bearded and unsmiling, and who will be haunted by the glowing white halo of a smile in whatever afterlife he may find.
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At the side of the dusty track winding up the bare hillside from the cove, a Syrian girl barely six or seven years old stares, through the hillside, through Greece, through Europe, unsmiling, the vacated face of one so small who has seen so very much.
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The immigration officer, a young woman, addressed me in a way I would come to see many more times when making any kind of official or commercial transaction in Georgia: the initial interaction unsmiling, even tense, but giving way quickly to a half-smile and then full-blown friendliness.
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There's the unframed poster, pinned to a wall, of Leonardo da Vinci's portrait of "Ginevra de' Benci" (circa 1478), with whom Johns occasionally shares an intense, unsmiling gaze; there are the silver cans that hold his brushes; there is the model of the human skull on a table.
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Often people's response to the couple takes the form of jocular fetishization, as when New York Magazine's The Cut published a short opinion piece titled "Paul Thomas Anderson and Maya Rudolph Are the Greatest Celebrity Couple," affectionately citing, as a piece of evidence, an unsmiling candid paparazzi photo of them walking side by side.
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Unlike Mao, who had a mischievous sense of humour and enjoyed sparring with ideological foes such as Richard Nixon, Mr Xi is reserved and unsmiling—despite a carefully scripted publicity campaign that depicts him as a football-supporting, moviegoing, baby-kissing family man with a glamorous wife, Peng Liyuan (Peng Mama, as fawning official media call her).
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Though in video of the event that was captured by Reuters the first lady can be seen smiling briefly as she greets the audience, in the most viral images she seems to stand awkwardly, immobile and unsmiling with her hands at her sides — an eerie image that immediately inspired comparisons to ghosts or creepy children in horror movies.
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"You're not free yet, not by a long shot," an unsmiling parole officer tells Chris (Jay Duplass), near the beginning of Lynn Shelton's new feature, "Outside In." Newly released after serving 20 years for an only vaguely specified crime, Chris is pushing 40 and uncertain how to reclaim a life he left while still a teenager.
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After a briefing from Ventress, who is steely and unsmiling, she becomes convinced that she needs to join the next expedition into the Shimmer, alongside Ventress, Thorensen (Gina Rodriguez), Sheppard (Tuva Novotny), and Radek (Tessa Thompson) — all scientists, and all willing to risk their lives to see what's inside and maybe figure out what it means.
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Revealing moments -- when Trump reminded with a gentle nudge that the President should put his hand over his heart during the National Anthem at the Easter Egg Roll, or even when she swatted his hand away on that infamous tarmac walk in Israel last spring -- certainly cultivate a more realistic persona for a first lady who for many conjures an image of an unsmiling face behind big, dark sunglasses.
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Sneaking along the dirt roads, past the golden fields and the apple orchards and the mazes of clay compounds, you come upon the house where your father used to reside, and it is there—on the road in front of your father's home—that you spot Watak, your father's sixteen-year-old brother, whom you recognize only because his picture (unsmiling, head shaved, handsome, and sixteen forever) hangs on the wall of the room in your home where your parents pray, but here he is, in your game, and you press Pause and you set down the controller, and now you are afraid.
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