Sentences with phrase «narrowed eyes»

That's something I'm narrowing my eyes at, the word «infinite».

Larry «Major Nelson» Hyrb was last seen narrowing his eyes suspiciously as he stared out of a top floor window to across the road, where Sony CEO Kazuo Hirai sat on a park bench, waving enthusiastically and in an «overly friendly» manner.

Yet the palazzo's current owner, a stiffly coiffed blonde with narrow eyes, was unimpressed by the presence of Gioni and other star curators (Francesco Bonami, Caroline Bourgeois, Nicholas Cullinan) seated in her elegant salon with artists Miroslaw Balka, Sarah Sze, and Laurie Simmons; dealers Larry Gagosian, Philomene Magers, Lorcan O'Neill, and Philippe Ségalot; and collectors Patrizia Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, Maja Hoffmann, Marie Josée Kravis, Marella Agnelli, and Neda Young.

Tim Robbins narrows his eyes as he ponders where his new HBO series, «Here and Now,» fits in the era of President Trump.

New charters are often seen through narrowed eyes.

The eyes are one of the most expressive ways we communicate with one another — narrowed eyes in annoyance, eyes crinkled with laugh lines.

Last week, a kindergarten student unaccustomed to seeing visitors narrowed his eyes suspiciously and asked his teacher if I was supposed to be there.

George C. Booth, author of The Food and Drink of Mexico, observed, with a sexist slant: «Making a good chile con carne is like making a good marriage; you give the same narrow eyed scrutiny to finding the right type of bean that you would to choosing a wife.

At their center is Nagel, broad - shouldered with a Protestant brawler's face, keen narrow eyes and often a nick on his nose.

, where a past disgrace totally unrelated to your department makes people narrow their eyes at you and hiss, «How can you possibly want to work there, knowing what the assistant intramural lacrosse coach did in 1988?»

For example, people in the study consistently associated narrowed eyes — which enhance our visual discrimination by blocking light and sharpening focus — with emotions related to discrimination, such as disgust and suspicion.

Joseph Gordon - Levitt utterly masters the Bruce Willis squint, where the action hero narrows his eyes, furrows his brow and purses his lips.

Leone - style close - ups fetishise narrowed eyes under low, wide brims; horses gallop across widescreen plains in clouds of dust; a rowdy saloon falls deafeningly silent upon the entrance of a stranger; low - slung shots worship the seven walking in a line; a thrilling orchestral score features breakout horns, plucked banjo strings and hints of Elmer Bernstein's galvanising original music; and Red Harvest dons Stars»n' Stripes war paint.

When the cat narrows his eyes and sways his tail, it is an indication that he is no longer enjoying it.

For as that modern classic steps back into the wings after many years of success, it feels as though Overwatch has taken centre stage and is singing its little heart out, even as Battleborn watches with folded arms and narrow eyes from behind the curtain.

Suddenly, SWEATER narrows his eyes and darts two feet past HIPSTER to jam the rental cart back into the cart kiosk.

Narrows its eyes at updo's (Straiiiiiight).

Located in southwestern Colorado, and just 36 miles west of the Mesa Verde National Park, the old downtown area of Durango is fascinating; many of the original buildings constructed by Durango's pioneers are still standing today such as the Strater Hotel, and some of the Victorian bars where you might easily expect to see Butch Cassidy or Elzy Lay hanging out, with narrowed eyes and six shooters at their sides!

According to Mogil, a rodent in pain expresses its anguish through narrowed eyes, flattened ears, and a swollen nose and cheeks.

The Daily Mail wrote disparagingly of «those wandering round the Tate [Turner prize show] treating it all immensely seriously, taking photographs with their mobile telephones and narrowing their eyes in a show of intellectual involvement».

She narrowed her eyes and told me she thought I had a problem with the truth.

One might listen to a man speak, for instance, noticing his clenched fists, narrowed eyes, tight jaw, raised voice and rapid breathing.

But often I am asked (yes, boring old me), with slight suspicion and narrowed eyes, «What are you?»

Although, as he walked up to the table, I saw him narrowing his eyes at the sweet potatoes, and he pointed to them and said,

Narrowing his eyes, Rios snarled, «Keep the damned clothes!

But you need to consult a doctor or your health adviser when you see them narrowing their eyes most of the time.

Narrowed eyes, right, were linked to emotions such as disgust and suspicion.

The program generated the faces by contracting virtual facial muscles, pulling the corners of the mouth up or down, widening or narrowing the eyes, and so forth.

We would try to sift through the language barrier, and when it was apparent that I did not fully comprehend, he would lean forward, narrowing his eyes, concerned, saying, «You not understanding,» and then patiently re-elucidate his point.

In addition, I was always, pre baba, one of those people who tutted and gave those narrow eyed looks whenever I heard babies crying on flights, making loud comments about the effect of ears popping on poor little babies.

Yates photographs him with an almost homoerotic physicality, emphasizing his new, taut neck muscles and narrowed eyes.

He narrows his eyes and says: «How shall we kill you?»

Narrow your eyes a little, imagine Rowlands, Cassavetes and Peter Falk in the roles played here by Robin Wright Penn, Sean Penn and John Travolta, and you have the key that unlocks the film.

Whatever overpriced threads they've cloaked themselves in, they're always wearing the same judgmental look, narrowed eyes, slightly upturned smile, and of course Calvin Klein's latest metaphorical eau de parfume, Condescension.

We had never seen it happen, but we knew that it must happen: Why else would the gatekeeper appear, with his narrowed eyes and official frown?

None of the characters are terribly likeable, but their interior conflicts make us feel for them, even as we narrow our eyes at their lack of fortitude.

She narrows her eyes and stares as though Ruchira were a minor fact she's memorizing for a future test, one she'd rather not take.

His narrowed eyes held a doubtful gleam, but I ignored it.

She narrowed her eyes at Freddy and bared her brownish teeth.

Narrow your eyes and ask, «What did you think of what happened to Warren at the end?»

He narrowed his eyes and scrutinized what could be seen of her face.

Park smiled and narrowed his eyes.

since I swear the woman looked exactly like her, with woolly braids, blue - black skin, narrow eyes, and most of her concentrated in her lower portion, like an eggplant.

I shrank a little in the crosshairs of her narrowed eyes.

In contrast, an angry cat that's ready to fight will narrow its eyes.

Some will look away and narrowing their eyes, as if they are cringing.

Every time I'd paddle back out, my surf instructor would narrow his eyes and give me a confused look.

The suggestions of the art can feel halfway snowed in by all the explanation piling up at the bottom of the screen, and the narrow eyes and curling beards of the character portraits speak louder than the script.

Genevieve Gaignard stares down the narrow eye of her own camera, code - switching into characters that represent her biracial multiplicity as the cultural landscape shape - shifts before our eyes.