Sentences with word «glower»

Then there's the theatrical glowering of Rhys Ifans as Snowden's spy handler Corbin O'Brian (an obviously fictitious version of Snowden's actual boss, Keith Alexander), who teaches his young genius about the deep, awful truths of post-9 / 11 national security.

(«Donald Trump has been saying that he will run for President as a Republican,» Meyers observed as Trump glowered in the audience.

A terrific early Piet Mondrian of three haystacks, their lumpish forms glowering with eerie light, hangs on dealer Jean - Luc Baroni's stand, a modest corrective to all the excessive paint in works by Baselitz and Julian Schnabel.

Cops as drug addicts and double - dealers, pushers as glowering Eastern European thugs, violence as ultra-violence — these are all stock situations for morally ambiguous policiers on big screens and small, and Hyena doesn't do enough to stand apart from previous examples.

Gleefully wearing the Texas bad boy persona until it becomes his skin, and impervious to book learnin», young George becomes a Paul Newman character in some overheated 1950s psycho - drama with Poppy as the Burl Ives patriarch glowering from across his desk.

Another piece, depicting an owl, disturbed them by seeming to stare with one glowering eye.

Kia's broad «Tiger Nose» tabbed grille is surrounded here by glowering headlamps and a sharp - edged bumper with big, gaping air intakes.

The painting was first hung in a closet where you had to request to see it, but the closet door was broken, so people kept getting locked in with this intense, glowering presence.

Our remounting took more than a dozen dedicated scientists and fossil preparators almost two years to complete, but Brown's masterpiece will glower menacingly at new generations of entranced visitors for decades to come.

Judging by these new official renderings, the Velite 6 will get its own unique styling, with plenty of character lines and a sleek front end with glowering headlamps and a narrow mustache grille.

«The Law Frowns on Attorney's Neglect but «Positively Glowers» at Its Exploitation Main Thursday's Three Burning Legal Questions»

Ominous in the background, Sonny Liston glowers down on a quartet of fighters who, when they met him, were not intimidated in the least.

Schwartzman basically revisited I Heart Huckabees (all nervous twitches and sexual fear), Galifianakis glowered through his beard to compensate for his insecurities and Danson — finally freed from the constraints of network television and able to let his not - so - inner misanthrope loose — walked around saying things like «Men face reality, women don't.

His visit to the local constabulary goes worse than expected when glowering hotshot Detective Cornwall (Scott Speedman), a former murder cop who's recently transferred into the pedophilia division to further hone his people skills, takes an instant and inexplicable dislike to the distraught dad.

Like James Bond, wilfully anonymous driver Frank Martin is reborn as a new actor without any fuss, shifting the tone of the franchise from Jason Statham's knowing wink to Ed Skrein's stone - faced glower.

I'd love to tell her her pressed shirt has done nothing for her disposition, but instead I just glower at the shut garage door.

The upcoming PS4 reboot of the series starts with the angriest Greek in gaming glowering down at a tree that you chop down with Kratos» new weapon of choice: the Leviathan Axe.

Leaders shouldn't glower, whine, complain, or pout.

Then there were all the lesbians glowering at each other.

So she keeps to the path, even as modernity beckons from one side and tradition glowers from the other.

On bad days he walks even faster, deep - set brown eyes glowering furiously, as if the unfortunate turn of events was a personal insult demanding immediate redress.

When Iooss pointed and clicked, he captured what burned within the Wee Ice Mon, not only the familiar glowering stare but also the rare moment of solitary rapture.

That possessed - by - aliens glower?

After last November's derby defeat a seething Manchester United fan glowered from under his hood and delivered, right outside Old Trafford and on came -LRB-...)

Four further years of glowering Clegg, bleeding heart Hughes and a well - positioned Chris Huhne, combined with an uncertain position at the polls in 2015.

«I tell him this,» he boomed, glowering sternly down at Cameron with one finger pointing menacingly.

It was supposed to be the grilling to end all grillings: Mayor Bill de Blasio seated at a small table, staring up at glowering Republican state Senators carrying major grudges for his work to oust them from power in the 2014 elections, all carrying the fate of his ability to enact education policy in the palm of their hands.

It was the rare appearance of the not - very - often - spotted glowering Gordon at the weekend which reminded the nation we were not just short of a few bob but a leader of the Labour Party.

A defiant, glowering Ali cocks his right arm over the knocked - out Liston, as if daring the older fighter to struggle to his feet and suffer another punch.

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An endless parade of people glowering, being pensive, skulking, but with all the sonic and visual trappings of a trashy action movie insisting that it's big noisome fun.

But most of the time Christian glowers and rages when he doesn't get his way, clearly having learned to flog his problems into submission rather than solve them.

The full flower of his humanity is on display, and while that may be more accurate, and often stirring, it's difficult to forget that it's Tom Hanks under the occasional stern glower, his eyes swimming with sympathy.

In this German film, Emil Jannings glowers his way through the role of Mephistopholes, who offers the aging Faust an opportunity to relive his youth, the price being Faust's soul.

James, a solid actor, mostly glowered in the first movie.

Bale's character is too thinly - drawn for him to be able to do much beyond glowering and looking serious.

Here, the future Mr. Fantastic is a brooding, glowering brilliant scientist.

What viewers get instead is an ersatz approximation of a violent power fantasy: Banning glowering uncontrollably as masked thugs of implied Middle Eastern origin lunge at him and are killed just out of frame, leading President Asher to yelp out some variation on «Jesus, Mike!

Brolin infuses Thanos with his slit - eyed manipulative glower, so that the evil in this movie never feels less than personal.

Proving the old adage from The Incredibles that if everybody's special nobody is, the film pig - piles some twenty - six or so of your favorite Marvel characters from the past eighteen films into a numbingly repetitive 160 minutes of unimaginative, intergalactic punch - outs during which Earth's Mightiest Heroes take turns getting their asses kicked by Josh Brolin's glowering Grape Ape.

At least Burke, who seems like he was born to model unkempt stubble, gives good glower.

Crowe makes the most of the limited character of Maximus by glowering convincingly throughout, but in truth there's nothing in this uncomplicated, virtuous character of few words that's sufficient to warrant a Best Actor nod no matter how spot on the performance.

It is almost worth the price of admission alone to see Jackson glower at the man offering him the deal and opine that it's mighty white of him.

There's Francis (Bruce Greenwood), the bearded professorial type who spends evenings glowering miserably, as if the next table dance is the only thing that will save his soul.

And that's nothing compared to the dilemma Dr. Ellen (Toni Collette) finds herself in when her wacky sister Lauren (Nina Arianda) drops by for an impromptu stay, making herself at home while Good / Bad FBI Guy Duncan (Dylan McDermott) goes into his usual glower and everyone scrambles to maintain a normal façade.

Meanwhile, Colin Farrell glowers as the head of MECUSA security who totes a few secrets up his sleeve and we learn there is the powerful dark wizard Gellert Grindelwald has gone into hiding after causing chaos in Europe.