He had a bit of Lee Marvin's darkly appraising gaze.
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He tilted his head the to the side, eyes appraising me.
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Mr. Toma, meanwhile, was wandering the dance floor, listening and appraising.
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Voorhies does this by appraising the curatorial modality known as New Institutionalism.
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He gave me an appraising look, which I met with a bright smile.
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" She also assailed Mr. Trump's comments appraising himself as the "king of debt.
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The estate sale business requires a deftness for both appraising and handling people.
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Crupi walked slowly past, appraising the girls' makeup and watching them for mistakes.
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He would openly objectify my female friends, appraising their physical attractiveness with nominal values.
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She scoured books, antiques websites and auctions to learn about appraising and pricing items.
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I counted calories, and spent hours appraising myself in the mirror, measuring my progress.
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At the grocery store, he said he felt the eyes of strangers appraising him.
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By appraising evidence more rationally, you will avoid being duped by others -- and yourself.
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It helps bring into clear focus the key metrics involved in appraising these technologies.
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The agency is currently appraising Novartis's rival Kymriah, which also won EU approval on Monday.
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It is useful in appraising the sort of businesses that are based on machine technology.
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Britain has become a world leader in SIBs but appraising their success has proved tricky.
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But as Ms. Mounsey's restless, appraising gaze makes clear, she would clock you, for sure.
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But most reviewers appraising the device this week suggested that it was best to wait.
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In recent years, however, this practice of appraising researchers by counting their publications has become problematic.
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She was shrewdly appraising the goods, like a woman who wasn't going to be fooled again.
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Her group will catalog a collection while appraising it and consulting on buying and selling pieces.
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Consider a quote that Gopnik employs in suggesting that appraising Buddhist philosophy may be a fool's errand.
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This is where we sense McLaren best as an imaginative artist: the appraising eye, the tender pen.
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So writes one of our critics in appraising the musical pioneer, who died on Saturday at 90.
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But investors may want to take a longer term view appraising profit streams in this increasingly disruptive world.
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It would inhibit proper scientific and ethical vetting, obfuscating technology from the appraising eyes of the general public.
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"What's the half-life?" asked Senator Roger Wicker, Republican of Mississippi, appraising how long the comity might last.
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And given widespread appraising and volatile price moves, Buckley told investors he's steering well clear of the space.
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A nightclub is a highly subjective business full of variables that the IRS will have a hard time appraising.
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Ms. Sacks wears three magnifying glasses around her neck for deciphering painting signatures and appraising the quality of jewelry.
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Ms Smart-Grosvenor was not afflicted by reticence: a regal figure, six feet tall, with a warm but appraising gaze.
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Appraising is more of an art than a science, Christerson said, and the IRS would have to verify those appraisals.
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It would be reprehensible to shy away from accurately appraising and condemning the way North Korea and Iran are governed.
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Her team will be responsible for managing, conserving, and appraising collections and estates; critically, the unit will also advise collectors.
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Amid the raging civil war, Ryan's team has been reaching out to surrogates appraising them of the Speaker's fall game plan.
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Abby has the relatively simple job of appraising Cass's account, trying to figure out what it's missing and chasing every lead.
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In appraising his career, Ben, you wrote that "rage and bewilderment" and "pity and terror" were appropriate responses to his work.
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The pity was that it was all devoted to appraising a deal that has little chance of making Britain a better place.
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I feel like a child wearing my parents clothes, awkward and ugly and small standing in front of Carla's appraising, mascaraed eyes.
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Thus far, we do not know the man's philosophy, which is the first thing one needs to know when appraising what happened.
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By some translations, Putin merely described him as "colorful," and could well have been appraising nothing more than his vaguely orange hue.
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Their algorithms are good at appraising identikit single-family units, but struggle with idiosyncratic properties—flats in city centres, say, or luxury villas.
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Financial advisers are also required to scrutinise the valuation process and conduct their own checks and assessments when appraising assets, the SFC added.
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The camera is not passive, but dynamic, weaving between the performers; the viewer almost inhabits the perspective of Cunningham himself, appraising the work.
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In the case of the Birkin bags, an art adviser working for A.I.G. noticed them while appraising a client's art that was already covered.
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I remember warm sunlight, pancakes, small kids, and being impressed by Nadia, a tall woman with long dark hair and an intently appraising gaze.
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They also clattered, skates on, into classrooms to face off with laptops that took them through visual drills appraising depth perception and information processing.
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We asked the "Beverly Hills Pawn" star if he'd ever consider appraising a lock or 2 of Trump's hair, and he jumped all over it!
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After appraising the real impact of the above-mentioned measures and the bank's actual performance, Fitch will re-assess its Negative Watch on Bogota's ratings.
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NICE is also appraising Teva Pharmaceutical Industries' rival biotech drug Cinqaero for severe eosinophilic asthma and has asked Teva to provide more information on cost-effectiveness.
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It realizes efficiency and provides innovation to facilitate real estate activities, including designing, developing, building, buying, selling, leasing, managing, appraising, financing, marketing, investing, and so on.
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The thought of Tekashi 6ix9ine doing music once he's free has rapper Blueface issuing not-so-veiled threats and appraising the snitch's street cred ... as worthless.
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"Art and science is just the means to an end," Abosch explains, but we have to wonder how much psychology comes into play when appraising his work.
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A year on from Donald Trump's election to the most powerful office in the world and the global media is appraising the U.S. president and America's standing.
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He was a small man with a gentle face, appraising eyes behind improbably oversize glasses and a bald pate with a fringe of gray touching the ears.
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APPRAISING INDICATORS Aiding sentiment was better-than-expected home price numbers from China for March and a ZEW survey showing that mood among German investors improved in April.
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He calls his videos "reviews"—appraising the food, the silverware, and the dimensions of his private television screen for any prospective aristocrats looking to spend their money wisely.
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" Blanc spends a fair amount of time appraising the familial quirks, while saying Holmes-ian lines like "The game is afoot" and referring to a sidekick as "Watson.
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While the Justice Department seems to have difficulty appraising the value of in-kind help from a foreign government, US law and FEC regulations deal with the issue clearly.
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Annual median salary: $37,960Projected job growth through 20750: -7 percent Designing, appraising, repairing and selling all kinds of fine metal and precious stone accessories are what these workers do.
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A reason to stick around: Like Bechdel, Evaristo has a gift for appraising the lives of her characters with sympathy and grace while gently skewering some of their pretensions.
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As we look to the 2018 elections -- a set of contests critically important to our nation's future -- it's time to change the questions we ask in appraising office-seekers.
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"I feel so good about myself," the president said softly, appraising his own clemency, laying a hand on the bird after seeking permission to touch it from turkey professionals.
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Confronted with the steely, appraising sideways gaze of the sitter known as "La Belle Ferronnière" (1495-99), any artist might feel compelled to wrap up the job on time.
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It is a moment of deeply uncomfortable dramatic irony: We, the audience, know something she does not, which is that only moments earlier, Trump was coldly appraising her body parts.
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But, as childhood friends Jay Leno and Donald Osborne, an automation valuation expert, discover while appraising three cars on Wednesday's episode of CNBC's "Jay Leno's Garage, " that's not always true.
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They can spend months pulling business registrations, poring over tax filings, counting truck traffic or point of sale terminals (sometimes after installing cameras), appraising land claims, and quizzing nearby residents.
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Chongqing exchange is appraising around 200 potential members, mostly from the consuming hub of eastern China, and will be open to foreign participation in the longer run, said exchange executives.
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Feeling less like a mouse caught out in the open, I turn an appraising eye over my surroundings and am struck by one clear fact: rich people suck at having fun.
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Roadmanship, appraising whether an AV is safely navigating traffic by considering factors like the following distance it maintains and whether it seems prone to near misses with others on the road.
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Regular, mortgage-dependent buyers who want to rehab homes and live in them, are unable to get large enough mortgages because the homes they want to buy are appraising too low.
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With that, I thanked Groene for his time and then watched as he quietly blended back into the crowd of Microsoft staffers and journalists busily appraising Microsoft's (and his) latest creation.
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ADNOC said it was exploring and appraising deposits in tight reservoirs, a term that refers to gas found in rocks of low permeability and porosity that typically need fracking to recover.
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However, there was uncertainty around the strength of demand, with buyers cautiously appraising needs and even sellers exercising restraint in a recent Japanese tender, potentially indicating they expect prices to rise further.
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If there is a problem with the mortgage, such as the home not appraising high enough, Ribbon buys the home and allows the client to rent until they are able to purchase it.
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Only there, "away from the hostility in the eyes of the white women" and the "openly appraising looks of the white men," can she feel free — if only for a little while. Mrs.
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" Appraising Mr. Chenault's business achievements • Warren Buffett, whose Berkshire Hathaway is Amex's biggest shareholder: "He led the company through 9/11, the financial crisis and the challenges of the last couple of years.
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Even lower-polling candidates are often still drawing large crowds, still appraising a field without a runaway favorite, still being told that the fight is worth fighting, especially in a campaign so unpredictable.
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For Mr. Broome, the show is as much about shaking up the reality format with a new entrant that does not have a cast of singers and a jury appraising their every move.
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The specialist funds that manage these assets have expertise in appraising projects: they will often, for instance, take a more sober view than government officials on forecasts of traffic on a proposed toll road.
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As part of its service, Happy Host arranges professional photography, and the loft, a former hat factory with Eamesian kitchen stools and a fig tree by the window, stood ready for an appraising gaze.
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His relatively low-key style adds to his portraits' transparency, the feeling that we are looking at real people as they existed — unidealized, meticulously observed and psychologically present, especially in their direct appraising gazes.
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Even with years of experience, appraising the value of a domain name is difficult because their worth is so often determined by what a limited pool of buyers is willing to pay, he said.
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The drone comes into play in a couple of cases including doing a fly-over for a property appraisal or sending in a fleet of drones to a disaster area and appraising the likely damage.
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A new review of studies looking at the psychological effects of social media found that young people who spend a lot of time appraising their friends' online photos ultimately feel worse about their own bodies.
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Seated on opposite sides of the stage at vanity tables are two middle-aged women in peignoirs appraising themselves in the mirror and applying the ritualistic goo of the show's title — that is, their makeup.
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The best of her early portraits depicts her mother as a woman of refinement with a gentle but appraising gaze; a 1809 portrait of Vernet holding brush and palette in beautifully painted hands is similarly sensitive.
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CreditCreditPaul Schiraldi/HBO In a recent episode of "Curb Your Enthusiasm," the show's star and creator, Larry David, casts an appraising eye on Paula, who is turned out in the standard-issue trappings of her trade.
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Doing so would not only signal that sexual assault accusations are not important — hastily appraising this situation would very likely lead to facts being overlooked that are necessary for the Senate and the public to evaluate.
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"Doing so would not only signal that sexual assault accusations are not important — hastily appraising this situation would very likely lead to facts being overlooked that are necessary for the Senate and the public to evaluate."
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"Management is appraising the most effective model for balanced capital allocation in order to take advantage of growth opportunities, make value accretive additions to the portfolio, and pave the way to returning capital to shareholders," it said.
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Over the last several years, some have rightly raised concerns about limited instances of overvaluation with conservation easement donations – that is, appraising the donation for more money than it is worth to receive an enlarged tax deduction.
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Evariste Ndayishimiye, secretary general of the ruling CNDD-FDD, told a press conference in the capital Bujumbura that the party had decided to give Nkurunziza the title of "CNDD-FDD Party Visionary" after appraising his ideas and teachings.
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Chinese newspaper The Global Times said in a report appraising Trump's foreign policy towards Asia that "the relationship between Trump and Asian countries is at a delicate stage" and that the U.S. president would tread carefully around China.
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Certainly, Ms. Sittenfeld possesses the gifts that might lend themselves to such an enterprise: an appraising eye for telling social and status details ("Prep") and a persuasive ability to channel her characters' inner lives ("American Wife" and "Sisterland").
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In the case of The We Company's $47 billion valuation, if a tech company shelves an IPO due to a lower valuation than expected, investors are generally expected to take that fall into account when appraising their stakes.
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If there is a silver lining to Mr. Trump's views on manliness, it's that it has prompted a national discussion about the "boys will be boys" excuse for things like bullying, boasting or appraising women in crassly sexual terms.
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In the case of The We Co.'s $47 billion valuation, if a tech company shelves an IPO due to a lower valuation than expected, investors are generally expected to take that fall into account when appraising their stakes.
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LONDON — It looked for all the world like a boardroom scene from "The Apprentice," with President Trump appraising the candidates to succeed Prime Minister Theresa May, even as she stood by his side at a news conference on Tuesday.
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I picked out a specific man, Stan Dodd, who wore a fat white rosebud in his lapel, and who surveyed the bettors with a cold, appraising eye and called them in with what sounded like, but was not, affection.
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At this point, a decade after the first one sent the earth spinning in directions both magical and ghastly, it can be difficult to summon any fresh wonder when appraising the familiar little slab of digital horror and delight.
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Fiorina quickly seized on the role of faithful sidekick, singing a song to Mr. Cruz's daughters from the stage, appraising the senator as "a lot of fun" and repeatedly hammering home the Cruz campaign argument that Mr. Trump and Mrs.
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The characteristic features, including an obsessive focus on the candidate's personality and details of the campaign—especially glitches—are as entertaining as any soap-opera, but rarely useful in appraising the relative merits of a politician's qualities for public office.
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I came to know the boardwalk, the cheek-by-jowl bungalows, the bagel shops and barnacle-encrusted jetty rocks, the ivory gulls with their sidelong appraising looks, the jetliners passing overhead in the clear autumn skies, headed for Kennedy Airport.
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Editorial Observer The touchstone scene in the new horror film "Get Out" depicts a 20-something white woman named Rose appraising the sculpted torsos of black athletes on a laptop as she sits in her bedroom sipping milk through a straw.
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Bernini's. As they sat on each of the four corners of the roof of his personal carriage, he would travel from place to place in Rome, appraising the work of lesser artists, letting the heads mock their meager achievements of his inferiors.
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Into his late 22016s, Mr. Bass stood behind a counter, appraising books and authorizing payment on the spot to book-laden sellers cleaning out their apartments, critics offloading surplus review copies and the down-at-heel looking to collect a few dollars.
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He rendered the trusting nervousness of his first encounter with Hawk on a park bench, the overeager jitters of his job interview — with vocal jumps overshooting their targets — and the heart-in-throat stammer he produces under the appraising gaze of Hawk's female office staff.
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"Keep the faith," he said at a field office in Salem, N.H. Senator Amy Klobuchar has edged up in polls after appraising Mr. Buttigieg as a "cool newcomer" seeking a mega-promotion and insisting a "socialist" like Mr. Sanders should not lead the ticket.
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The process of appraising the situation leads to a cascade of both emotional and physiological responses, something akin to the classic "fight or flight" response, says Vickie Mays, a professor of psychology and health policy and management at the University of California Los Angeles.
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MUMBAI — On a recent afternoon in her second-floor office here, as women in vibrant silk saris and billowy cotton kurtas went about their business on the street below, the designer Falguni Peacock bent over her desk, appraising an illustration she recently did of Taylor Swift.
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The Popeye's Chicken Sandwich was released just over two weeks ago, but after two weeks of being nothing short of obsessed with it, both online and in real life, we've reached the "I felt like destroying something beautiful" stage of appraising this breaded and spiced masterpiece.
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Nonetheless, appraising the system as a whole, left-leaning populists contend government should take the lead in discovering and developing new drugs and private industry should be hemmed in, while right-leaning libertarians argue industry should lead and government ought to spend less taxpayer money on research.
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Consider the current trend in reality TV in which we see a professional both at work — or example, appraising Civil War coins at a pawn shop, consulting a bride-to-be, or driving an 18-wheeler into an icy impasse — and going about his or her scripted daily life.
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Under the new procedure, the city would consider "policy goals" in determining whether to remove a restriction in whole or in part, and not simply, as had been done for more than two decades, appraising the property's value and then assessing a fee — usually 25 percent of the appraisal — for removing the deed restriction.
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Along with a wonderfully creepy installation of dozens of dolls, resembling the artist's mother and arrayed on shelves straight out of Costco, Ms. Upson is also showing a dementedly forceful video in which the artist inspects a number of Las Vegas tract houses, appraising their value as she jams her body under the kitchen cabinets.
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And to be sure, if you watch Ms. Robbins and her kitchen crew at the end of one of two long dining counters, you'll see the same quick motion over and over: an almost surreptitiously quick trip of hand to mouth, a sharp bite and an appraising chew to decide if that batch of pasta is ready to be pulled from the water.
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" Appraising the contribution of the former Paramount Pictures executive Robert Evans is an act complicated not, as some may argue, by the well- and less-known facts and rumors of his private life — the cocaine, the women, the murder of one of the investors in a movie Mr. Evans produced, "The Cotton Club" (he was not charged) — but by the very complicated definition of "producer.
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On, astonishingly, six other occasions, when his parents met other people, and fell in love, and married, and ordered the instant integration of two families' lives, their laundry, and their lore (and, to often disastrous effect, their DNA)—the Morgans, followed by the Dinardos and the Teahans, on his mother's side; the Winklows, the Andersons, and that insufferable Lee clan, on his father's—he had stood like this, appraising and rejecting, and wanting nothing more than to return to the bunk bed in his first room, where all the linens and the wall shadows had been under a single, steady proprietorship.
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" The most attractive as well as intellectually substantial sections in the book are Gopnik's meditations on SoHo in those years, and what it was like to be there on a Saturday morning, with the cognoscenti making the rounds of the galleries, armed with the insider knowledge that soon very rich people would be owning what they were now appraising better than the collectors ever could — and here Gopnik has something interesting to say about all the hip people who "loved the art that critiqued the system of commodification, without seeing that a system of commodification was exactly what had allowed the critique to emerge in ways it never could where commodification was prohibited.
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