"I was in the grotto," she said, grimacing a bit.
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"The knits will arrive tomorrow," Grand said, grimacing a little.
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I was red-faced and grimacing — the opposite of zen.
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Video shows Bolsonaro grimacing in pain before being carried away.
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Everywhere I looked, people were glaring and grimacing at the color.
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Performing without grimacing and making gagging sounds will take much longer.
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A video of the form shows other candidates grimacing and murmuring.
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A video shows Bolsonaro grimacing in pain before being carried away.
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Most of those in the room reportedly sat silently while grimacing.
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Folks at work see me grimacing and feel horrible for me.
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I debate which winter coat to get while grimacing at prices.
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Landrum gripped the side of the bed and closed her eyes, grimacing.
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A trio of feeding structures on N. fowleri resembles a haunting, grimacing face.
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As the commentator turned to her, Ms. Fu stood up, grimacing in pain.
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"When we came here, the rivers were clogged with bodies," he said, grimacing.
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You don't get away with that, she says, grimacing and shaking her head.
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In the U.S., UK and Canada, the grimacing emoji took out the top spot.
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Similarly, negative Instagram posts that feature her are often memes that capture her grimacing.
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Or was he grimacing at the sight of his ball going into the rough?
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If Reisz is right, they might have had a grimacing pair of lips, too.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, recovering from a fall, sat in front of him, grimacing.
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John F. Kelly, his chief of staff, was clearly seen grimacing at the table.
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"When you look at Stormy Daniels ..." Giuliani said at a press conference in Israel, grimacing.
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He was a burly, grimacing man and did not seem to like being in court.
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Grimacing, she refused to give up, though, running nearly half the race with the injury.
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A good body kick or knee from both men had Cormier grimacing almost leaping backwards.
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We talked and drank wine, grimacing over how many of us wished we still smoked.
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"He told me, 'It was my lucky day,' that I got picked," Bunn says, grimacing.
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A little grunting in the snow and grimacing in a shallow grave go a long way.
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Ed Hocken, wincing and grimacing at the wreckage wrought by Mr. Nielsen's bumbling Lt. Frank Drebin.
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ROUBAIX, France — Richie Porte sat on the pavement grasping his right shoulder and grimacing in pain.
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For starters, there appeared to be cliques, with a grimacing Mr. Trump often on the outs.
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It begins wholesomely enough, with each contestant grimacing mildly as they sip a mustard-infused cocktail.
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I took another bite and looked around only to see everyone else grimacing in disgust and surprise.
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He was zany and manic, forever squealing, grimacing and flailing his way through situations beyond his control.
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"Children listen to what is being said," she said as she stood next to a grimacing Trump.
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You're clenching and grimacing which, handily, means you're fitting right in with everyone else in the room.
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You just have to see this picture of two grimacing presidential candidates to feel convinced about that.
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Goldsmith marked the occasion by sharing a hilarious paparazzi photo of him grimacing behind his glamorous wife.
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As Bolt stretched for the finish line, he was grimacing, his mouth and eyes wide with effort.
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He caught sight of himself in the lobby mirror; he was grimacing, his gums dull and exposed.
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Yet, he keeps stopping short, grimacing, and coughing as if he is trying not to throw up.
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I'm not picking up an old book off the shelf and just grimacing at my youthful mistakes.
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Sanders was noticeably more animated that in previous debates, sometimes grimacing and shaking his head during Clinton's answers.
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However, Milstead was in visible discomfort—grimacing under the pressure of Blaydes which instantly suggested something was amiss.
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"You are unbelievable, poor Miley I feel bad for her," Pataky, 42, wrote along with a grimacing emoji.
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It's safe to say the Russia story will have Trump and the Republicans grimacing for the foreseeable future.
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"I screwed up my back yesterday, so if I'm grimacing that's why," the playwright Bruce Norris said recently.
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McKennie reached the corner flag with assistance, grimacing, and then needed a stretcher to come off the field.
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The number he gives is diplomatic, but his grimacing, umm-ing and aah-ing tells the real story.
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During this postseason, television cameras have often panned to Karlsson hunched over and grimacing on the Senators' bench.
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And the bottom edge of "The Grain Sifters," under a long slit, hangs open like a grimacing lip.
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She's not smiling so much as grimacing against the pull of the brush and squinting against the sun.
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Typically their gaze is deep and intense, often with grimacing mouths (though a few have a slight smirk).
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"Oh, I can't read this one," the Democratic nominee said, immediately folding up the slip of paper and grimacing.
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It's lot easier to see the faces of male boxers—taunting, grimacing, or smiling in all their Olympian glory.
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"I feel like she may be on a different page than the rest of us," Booth told Luyendyk, grimacing.
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There was no visible signs of struggle, such "grimacing" or "clenching of the fingers," KARK reporter Jessi Turnure said.
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As she lands, Kordei twists her ankle and says "ow" before grimacing and leaning against her partner for support.
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Grimacing, Mr Gremmels ploughed on as disgruntled murmurs took hold, spread across the room and then drowned him out.
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Solitary, meticulously measured meals are consumed, one man grimacing as he forces a Kibbles-like mush down his throat.
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Parents calculated the infants' pain on a zero-to-10 scale based on facial grimacing, crying and body movements.
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"I'm not the only one who didn't believe it," Alison Brie says in the trailer, to a grimacing Cassie.
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Ranging from pitchers and vases to bowls and plates, many feature figurative images, from deathly skulls to grimacing figures.
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"I think we are getting in here to commenting on a nominee to the Fed directly," Powell said, grimacing slightly.
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The Paris St Germain forward appeared for training but spent a few minutes grimacing before retiring to the dressing room.
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The grimacing, the way the patient flung his head from side to side — all of it signified an unvoiced anguish.
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"For the last week, the doctors have been like, '[grimacing] I hope we don't have to do surgery,' " Guthrie said.
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"It was a stray bullet, maybe a kilometer away," he said, grimacing as he unwound the handkerchief bandage around the wound.
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He spent the next 45 minutes grimacing in pain as he sat on the edge of the stage ... unable to stand.
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An hour after I arrived, a man in full samurai plate armor, complete with grimacing face mask, came wandering through town.
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He exited after his double gave Philadelphia a 4-2 lead in the seventh, grimacing after fouling off the previous pitch.
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That's Pink's message after people on social media accused her of grimacing during Aguilera's performance at Sunday night's American Music Awards.
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Only once did he break the mask — when Mr. Trump, grimacing theatrically, mocked those who had said he could never win.
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But it's as if he had unleashed himself from some confining mental corset, and he's grimacing and gesturing up a storm.
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His hands went through the zone with both hands on the bat — no grimacing, no face contortions or anything like that.
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But she was back on the bench after 73 seconds, standing behind the bench briefly while stretching her ankle and grimacing.
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"They thought I was grimacing, but that was just my reaction to the two poor pitches that I threw," Cobb said.
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An enemy prisoner grimacing as a bullet fired from a pistol at the end of an outstretched arm enters his brain.
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Congressional enmity was not a Trump creation, particularly during this annual exercise in seesawing ovations, poorly concealed grimacing and occasional outbursts.
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Grimacing, Helen angled her body in such a way that her shoulders didn't touch the dust — she was down, but not out.
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You can't just send a grimacing emoji and hope that your friends take that as a sign of disapproval, like Brian did.
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Soon after the clashes began, a grimacing and cowering Kumar was escorted onto the court premises on foot by a few policemen.
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Visibly grimacing in pain, he missed a rotation and the judges punished the omission by downgrading the skill to a level three.
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"More and more tourists are looking for things that are generally cosmopolitan," he said, grimacing as he sipped his inflammation-reducing beverage.
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Fleabag's Phoebe Waller-Bridge makes grimacing at the camera even cooler when her lips are painted in a matte shade of red.
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Ultimately, Brian sends a grimacing face emoji, which his friends joke is a sign of leftover intoxication rather than disapproval over Mike's actions.
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ASPROVALTA, Greece (Reuters) - Panagiotis Pagonis stands on the deck of his fishing boat off Asprovalta in northern Greece, grimacing at another empty catch.
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However, Woods was seen grimacing immediately after he teed off, and people immediately began to speculate that he was dealing with an injury.
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But as a motorbike-mounted television camera zoomed in on his face during one particularly tough section, Sagan was grinning rather than grimacing.
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As he got older, he became a documentarian of 60s and 70s counterculture, from grimacing Vietnam War protesters to carefree nudists at Woodstock.
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Other shots appear featuring D'Elia grimacing as he wanders the festival grounds, interspersed with the childlike glee of every other attendee in site.
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She drew them all in shaded black and white, their grimacing faces and thin limbs influenced by one of her favorite artists, Goya.
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In several others, his red-lipped, grimacing mouth, or a potent single eyeball or hand, emerge from a storm of sandy-green clouds.
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And a GIF of Mr. Trump caught grimacing and ripping apart his notes at the third debate's end was retweeted nearly 10,000 times.
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Arya runs into her big brother, allowing him to finally change the one facial expression he always sports into something resembling a grimacing smile.
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It's a great chance to use that photo of Desiigner imitating a grimacing emoji; but it's also worth re-listening to the track below.
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In July, Kardashian West shared a video of herself with her "fave filter," the over-sized lavender lips, with Saint in the background grimacing.
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Catatonia, which can occur in conjunction with or separate from psychotic disorders, can involve a number of symptoms such as stupor, immobility, and grimacing.
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Despite boldly attempting to break free of this hold, he was eventually forced to give up the tap, grimacing in pain as he did.
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Moss is never better than when grimacing at the camera in an impossible situation, but there is only so much the viewer can take.
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Still rusty after extensive layoffs from four back surgeries, Woods was reduced to grimacing, head-shaking and occasionally mouthing expletives amid wildly inconsistent shotmaking.
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J.C. Forty-eight seconds in, the bass line drops, thick and grimacing, and "Attention" turns from a mediocre whine to a ferocious middle finger.
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The oversized, grimacing, distorted faces test our capacity for sympathy, which I think is part of the meaning that the artist is getting at.
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About 90 minutes later, Weinstein was led by officers into court in handcuffs, grimacing, with his head bowed and his books nowhere in sight.
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Heads of the Colored People is the best book published in 2018; read it, as I did, in one long afternoon, grinning and grimacing.
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This is a movie where a half-man / half-octopus cuts off, grills, and serves his own tentacles to oblivious diners while grimacing in agony.
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The film pretends to tell an epic tale of heroic Liverpudlian rockers, using catchy tunes and a loving spirit to battle grimacing blue-hued demons.
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Last week, Chip posted a photo to Instagram, grimacing as scissors were held next to his almost shoulder-length dude bob with a caption challenge.
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Nabbout grabbed at his shoulder after falling in a challenge and came off grimacing in the 74th minute of the Group C match in Samara.
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Even before those deathless images of her bug-eyed, grimacing, and bald appeared in 2007, her songs seemed to invite a troubling kind of exploitation.
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Simmons and Embiid had 15 points apiece, though Embiid was clearly grimacing with his sore right hand as the Sixers went into the locker room.
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My friend Kay and I are grimacing at the swollen forehead, the tiny clamped hands, and the long pink straw it sucks its dinner through.
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Gatlin, who finished fourth in 10.29 seconds, left the track supported by a fellow athlete after suddenly grimacing in pain at around the 80m mark.
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During the ceremony, Offred's gaze switches between Fred, who stares right back with flagrant lust, and a grimacing Serena Joy, who keeps her head turned.
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Kamala Harris, a California Democrat who's running for president, also got Barr grimacing when she asked if Trump had ever instructed him to investigate anyone.
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Grimacing, he comes across as a man with far more on his mind than spiritual matters; Mr. Brolin's large, magnificently sculptural head has rarely looked heavier.
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I'm eight feet in the air, sweating and grimacing, only half-paying attention to the phone as I try not to break my legs on impact.
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He was gesticulating, grimacing, and leaning in and out of his performance — and all of that went into the fun of watching and hearing him play.
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While celebrating Mother's Day, Schumer went on to post a funny image of herself grimacing while hooked up to a drip and sitting in a bathroom.
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When the music stopped, she even poked out her tongue in apparent disgust, grimacing at a performance in which she stepped out of a double Axel.
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In some settings, patients, rather than picking a number, place a mark on a ten-centimetre line, which is sometimes adorned with cheerful and grimacing faces.
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In another candid moment, Harry let a 4-year-old boy tug at his red beard with the prince playfully grimacing as Meghan stifled a laugh.
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Some of these "We're in 2017 now!" jokes feel shoehorned in; I could've easily done without Jack grimacing that he might get "finger herpes" from Grindr.
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On Mother's Day, she kept it real with a funny Instagram photo that featured her grimacing while hooked up to a drip and sitting in a bathroom.
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On Mother's Day, Schumer kept it real with a funny Instagram photo that featured her grimacing while hooked up to a drip and sitting in a bathroom.
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The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation tweeted photos of a handcuffed Steven Joshua Wiggins, grimacing as he was placed into the back seat of a law enforcement vehicle.
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The antipsychotic drugs I take for my schizophrenia have caused me to develop something called tardive dyskinesia, which, for me, manifests as facial grimacing and hand tremors.
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On Mother's Day, she kept it real with a funny Instagram photo that featured her grimacing while hooked up to a drip and sitting in a bathroom.
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On Mother's Day, she kept it real with a funny Instagram photo that featured her grimacing while hooked up to a drip and sitting in a bathroom.
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Like a wedding where everyone has doubts about the match, there were awkward photos as well, with Trump's forced smile making him look like a grimacing puppet.
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When VICE's Thomas Morton was introduced to Tom Scharpling for the first time all he could muster in response was a grimacing smile of exhilaration and fear.
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"Neo-fascist Charlie Kirk visits Philly in a heat wave so some hydration enthusiasts gave him a drenching," the account tweeted with a picture of Kirk grimacing.
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The staunchly pro-Brexit paper declared May was on a "sticky wicket," and it used a photo of her grimacing and putting her hand to her head.
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Laikipia, KENYA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Christine Gathoni dreamed of becoming a doctor, not a patient, grimacing in pain as she pushed her baby girl into the world.
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The exhausted Russian, grimacing in pain, stumbled momentarily, struggling to regain his footing, and churned mechanically forward on hopeless legs of iron as the American shot ahead.
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With his left hand tucked to his stomach and his right hand grasping his left shoulder, Conforto was led, grimacing, off the field and into the clubhouse.
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Still, Hugh Laurie has a wonderful time grimacing nihilistically as Richard Roper, "the worst man in the world," a philanthropist who is also a secret arms dealer.
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To see it printed on the page is to be seized, once more, by colossal suffering and grimacing resilience, the crisis and drama of centuries and millions.
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This jovial grouping is punctuated by "The Neighbor" — a middle-aged man grimacing angrily as he stares back at the group, a bloody wound on his forehead.
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He was wheeled out of the courtroom on a desk chair with rollers, holding his chest with his right hand, closing his eyes, grimacing and dragging his feet.
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If you've got a particular fondness for the record business, or 1970s décor, or people grimacing after inhaling lines of cocaine, then this is the program for you.
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I couldn't tell if it was on pills or not but it was grimacing at me in some rudimentary smile, and had matted hair down to it's knees.
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When they're not grimacing at photos of buck-naked humans, members of The Wildlife Society's student chapter are monitoring the distribution of elusive species in Virginia's Appalachian Mountains.
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Cameras caught DeMar DeRozan, he of the injured right thumb, grimacing in what looked to be considerable pain as McKechnie wrapped a shoelace tightly around the sore digit.
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As Ally wriggles around onstage and sings, "Why'd you come around me with an ass like that?" the audience may be bopping their heads, but Jackson is grimacing.
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The 16-time major champion, who had visits from the trainer multiple times, could be seen grimacing early and was shaking out his left arm during the match.
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The same kind of visual dynamic flickers across the whole of "Crowd of Crowds: 100th Monkey" (2017), which is covered in diagonal rows of grimacing, long-tailed primates.
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A boy gripped and rubbed his elbow as if he had just injured it, grimacing theatrically as he bent over his arm, his face hidden from the social worker.
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Part of Mr. Riley's strategy is to keep you guessing, allowing the paintings to be open-ended enough that you will stand before them looking, pondering and occasionally grimacing.
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A battering wind left people pulling scarves and masks ever higher around their faces and grimacing as they hurried here and there, but Michael Bomba seemed not to notice.
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While they were waiting for their food, they checked their phones — both were lit up with texts commenting on how the two of them were grimacing during Trump's remarks.
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Never mind that Mr. DiCaprio has upstaged himself multiple times this season, be it by meeting the Pope, or grimacing at Lady Gaga, or sucking away on his vape pen.
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In the bass and drum I saw barrage balloons sagging over the Corniche, two men clinking martini glasses at the bar of the Cap D'Or, grimacing at the dreadful gin.
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The "she'll," combined with the pic of Father-to-be Jeets grimacing behind a bunch of pink balloons, makes it a fair assumption that the Jeters are having a girl.
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A few minutes later, Ersan Ilyasova undercut Covington on the latter's bid for a layup, resulting in the Minnesota power forward grimacing in pain before retreating to the locker room.
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They resemble roundels from a distance, but up close, the 22 circles relay 22 different expressions, from a smiling face to a grimacing face to a cool face with sunglasses.
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I can't avoid imagining a deep sigh, two sunken eyes, the tired face of an unknown man grimacing as he read the question... VxT: I'm not so sure about that.
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In "Lake Success," Gary Shteyngart holds his adopted country up to the light, turns it, squints, turns it some more, and finds himself grimacing and laughing in almost equal measure.
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Except for children with severe autism, most kids grow out of habits like head-shaking, arm-flapping and grimacing as they become better able to understand and manage their feelings.
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Mr. Kelly, who watched the president's performance on Tuesday with his head hung low, grimacing at some of Mr. Trump's remarks, is frustrated, according to people inside the White House.
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On Mother's Day last Sunday, the new mom kept it real with a funny Instagram photo that featured her grimacing while hooked up to hospital machinery and sitting in a bathroom.
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They almost stole the limelight at the royal couple's April 2011 wedding with their adorable (and grimacing!) facial expressions – so where are the pint-sized page boys and flower girls now?
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A Tsimshian headdress frontlet from 230th-century British Columbia, on the other hand, in which squares of iridescent green abalone shell alternate with grimacing faces, was clearly intended for the ages.
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The teenager, who was standing behind the president in the camera's view, could be seen raising his eyebrows, grimacing and shaking his head throughout much of the event, in Billings, Mont.
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A girl clad in pink shoes, pink skirt and pink vest wields a club with a power that belies her slight frame, grimacing at poor shots and smiling happily at others.
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He took a step toward the defensive end of the court before grimacing in pain and looking down at his lower right leg, leading to concerns he might have ruptured his Achilles.
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She swiped her hand over the back of her forehead, grimacing at the sweat there, and moved closer to one of the few fans she'd been able to find in a closet.
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The two pop stars have had issues in the past, but Pink denied Sunday that she was grimacing and retweeted Fuse TV's Mark Sundstrom, who said the pair are all good now.
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Mr. Piazza's parents, Evelyn and James, stood beside investigators on Monday as the new charges were announced, grimacing and placing their hands over their faces as details of the case were discussed.
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The comedian celebrated her first Mother's Day on Sunday, and kept it real with a funny Instagram photo that featured her grimacing while hooked up to hospital machinery and sitting in a bathroom.
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He presented a four-and-a-half foot tall trophy, weighing between 60 and 70 pounds, to the victor, grimacing happily as he hoisted the cup with the help of two other men.
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Giuliani, far left, looks as ever as if he has somehow been spilled into his clothes; he is turned such that he is grimacing towards a camera that no one else is facing.
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In 1997, he decorated (if that's the right word) the cover of the Come to Daddy EP with an eerie group shot of six kids whose faces were superimposed with James' grimacing mug.
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Guiney played along, mock grimacing as Lane playfully poked fun at the senior Bachelor alums (In a toast, Lane told the crowd, "My mom had a crush on [Bob] when she was a teenager").
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"I love this filter, but it only goes on one person," said Kardashian West, 37, while cozying up with her son, who could be seen grimacing at the sight of his mother's altered appearance.
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A darkened, grimacing Kali-esque warrior rides atop a peacock, whose head — woven in indigo, charcoal black, and forest green — bears a resemblance to the head of a phallus at the moment of ejaculation.
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In his June non-concession concession speech, before grimacing in support of Hillary Clinton at the Democratic convention, Bernie Sanders called on his followers to take their "political revolution" to state and local races.
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It is a more lifelike representation of the "I Love Lucy" star than its predecessor, a grimacing, glaring hulk that would be unrecognizable were it not for a bottle of Vitameatavegamin in her hand.
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One isolation play is all she had in her on Sunday, but she completed it, grimacing as she ran back up the floor, having put her team up 12 and ending the Connecticut charge.
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Showing pictures of her laughing and grimacing, looking stern and having selfies taken with refugees at the height of the 2015 migrant crisis, the film thanked her for her humor, her humanity and character.
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She took out her frustrations on her personalized shoes, giving one of them such a powerful blow with her racket frame that it briefly left her grimacing — and that proved to be Frenchwoman Mladenovic's undoing.
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While the prequel had a multi-faceted narrative, told from the perspective of two characters with different ties to the city's organized crime, Kiwami has only one lead, the ageless and eternally grimacing Kazuma Kiryu.
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The cover of Der Spiegel magazine this weekend showed the head of a grimacing Trump hurtling toward earth like a giant flaming asteroid, above the title "The End of the World (as we know it)".
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Before this grumpy munchkin was an actress on a hit kids television show, she was just another grimacing little girl with a scrunchie growing up in Long Beach, CA. Can you guess who she is?
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And what's simple for Yotam Ottolenghi — the acclaimed London chef (and New York Times Food columnist) — will certainly cause grimacing among those who are unaccustomed to picking out the tiny seeds from 235 cardamom pods.
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Sandberg was among a delegation of tech executives who attended a summit held by Trump in New York in December 2016, where she was photographed grimacing to the right of Vice President-elect Mike Pence.
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Schiele thrived on conflict, much of it internal, tearing through his anxieties and rages with a visceral abandon — nowhere more tellingly than in "Nude Self-Portrait, Grimacing" from 1910, the earliest stage of his career.
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The visuals, certain to be played and replayed, are even more striking: Mr. Biden, head bowed, eyes downcast, his mouth at an uncomfortable slant, grimacing as the audience cheers the flogging of the party's front-runner.
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If I hosted I'd wear extremely dark sunglasses so I couldn't see A-listers grimacing, and a Missy-style spacesuit or ancient robe or skirt with a bustle so people couldn't assess my body-fitness level.
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The opening scene of "Born in Jerusalem and Still Alive," which just won the prize for best first feature at the Jerusalem Film Festival, catches the main character grimacing as he overhears a glib tour guide.
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Atkins' character buckles his seatbelt by securing two bloodied, dismembered arms across his waist, smiling and grimacing as his seat window brightens and pulses — presumably due to the increased radiation from flying at high altitudes — toward implosion.
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He first tried a 3D-printed mold, but the sand and cement mix—more of a mortar really, it didn't have any stone aggregate in it—stuck to the mold and it messed up Thwomp's grimacing visage.
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At this point, Gerbsch, sitting directly to Scott-Blackwell's right, turned her head away, grinning and grimacing at the same time, tapping her fingers against her wine glass, looking frustrated but unwilling to break the friendly vibe.
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At one point Saturday morning during a training session as she prepared for her Australian Open title defense, a grimacing Williams sat in a chair, facing a fence, as her physiotherapist, Anne-Marie Montgomery, attended to her.
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Three Reuters photographers captured images showing one of the officers, her helmet pulled off, grimacing in pain as her colleagues sprayed her with a fire extinguisher to try to put out the flames licking around her face.
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It was an exciting moment for space nerds everywhere, but Musk in particular can be seen gasping, grimacing and basically just freaking out as he waits to learn the fate of his rocket in the new footage.
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He has been grimacing up and down the court, but that has not stopped him from banging with Toronto's bigs under the basket and even drawing a key foul from Kyle Lowry — Lowry's fourth of the game.
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His words are barely audible over the commotion, but he appears to say something to the effect of, "You told me to..." before grimacing in pain, collapsing into the door and rolling on his side, onto the asphalt.
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Very basic archetypes like the Horned God, the Triple Goddess who controls fate, the apotropaic grimacing "gorgon" face with fangs and protruding tongue, the god who dies and is reborn yearly, the trickster shapeshifting god, and so on.
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""Normally you can see in someone's body language if they are happy to see a member of the royal family, but sometimes you'll see someone grimacing and holding the barrier like they don't want to give up their space.
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Born in Wales but destined for the vast snowscapes of the Canadian Atlantic coastline, Mr. Davies, founder of the International Fund for Animal Welfare ("Awful name," he says, grimacing), seems loath to believe that his fight might be unwinnable.
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As the man lay on his back grimacing with hands clenched, Lemuel Ayudtud, 42, a home care nurse, called 911 and turned the stricken man on his side as he began coughing and then spitting up bile and blood.
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Which is probably why so many of us have found ourselves grimacing at our phones as we scroll past a stranger oversharing wildly on Instagram, or getting dragged to hell and back on Twitter for a tone-deaf comment.
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The majority of the pieces featured in the exhibition are privately owned, including mogul Yusaku Maezaw's prized possession, the record-breaking painting of a giant grimacing skull as well as the Carters' paintings "Mecca" (1982) and "Charles the First" (1982).
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Other famous photos that might have sunk a more conventional politician included wearing a string of sausages round his neck to promote new business in northern England and grimacing furiously during a game of tennis using an old wooden racquet.
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Because despite any exactitude of gesture and phonation—the open-hanging mouth, the tongue-thrust, the accent's glides, the nonrhotics, the shrugging and grimacing, the peeved shaken fist and wag of the finger—the true thing being impersonated goes unsaid.
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Woods arrived in France on a high after winning his first tour title in five years, but he has spent much of his time on the course wincing, grimacing and trying to make the best of difficult lies and long putts.
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Nadal could be seen grimacing as the match wore on, especially when he was forced wide or low, but he still managed to scrap his way back from 25-43 down in the decider, despite apparently playing on one leg.
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Chef Jose Andres is now saying "let's all be friends" after he posted a grimacing selfie outside Cafe Milano, the tony Georgetown restaurant where he said he was given the boot thanks to the restaurant's owner, Franco Nuschese, and Ivanka Trump.
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A video by the AFP news agency shows him grimacing as each strike is delivered onto his back by a masked officer on a stage, in front of a handful of onlookers -- some of whom filmed on their cell phones.
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Vonn, four-times overall World Cup champion and the finest woman skier of her generation, fell to the ground grimacing as she slowed down after the finishing line and she staggered away with what appeared to be either a hip or back injury.
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"I love this filter, but it only goes on one person," said the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star of the lavender-lips effect while cozying up with Saint, who could be seen grimacing at the sight of his mother's altered appearance.
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Days before the summit, Trump was shown grimacing during a group photo with NATO partners in Brussels and rolled his eyes when he was asked during a meeting with British Prime Minister Theresa May about critical comments he made about the U.K. leader.
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It gets tiring waving at them all—stressed-out, wrinkled accidents of the human form, with white hair, or no hair, or nubby yellow sun visors, grimacing, hunched over their steering wheels, as if they were being chased by men with guns.
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Ibushi needed to cement his status as Japan's next big thing (he already is a big thing, but Okada was a big thing and got bigger, with the same dynamic playing out here) and, importantly, to play off of his grimacing, sneering foil.
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Many know that these ghost stories aren't real, but as that fact becomes accepted, as the stories become publicized, they'll grow less attached to their gothic style and sensibilities, instead sticking to conjuring new vague, grimacing ghouls that typically star in these stories.
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He takes the hippy-dippy beachside memorial service cooked up by Alison's mother Athena hard as well, grimacing through reminiscences by both Noah and, somewhat surprisingly, Ben, who praises her empathy for him in his final lines of dialogue for the season.
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On a hot night, order the Scurvy, a potent mix of a few kinds of rum, coconut, and citrus, or the Bearded Clam, a passion fruit mojito, both of which come in a grimacing tiki mug you can take home as a souvenir.
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From the ill-advised Nightmare Before Christmas covers album Nightmare Revisited, it is rivaled only in its grimacing lack of subtlety by Korn's version of "Kidnap the Sandy Claws," which is a thing that even typing about causes the hackles on my neck to rise.
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The clip, directed by Jonah Hill, is a tribute to New York City in all its drollness, featuring a straight-faced Ezra Koenig around a handful of the city's staples—the Jewish gourmet Zabar's, as well as an uptown deli, and a grimacing Jerry Seinfeld.
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One of the jewels of the selection is a little-known early 19th century ink drawing by one of Spain's most important artists, Francisco de Goya, of a grimacing man dressed in women's clothes with his skirt hitched up and his stockings around his ankles.
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A hideous ecstasy of fear and vindictiveness, a desire to kill, to torture, to smash faces in with a sledge-hammer, seemed to flow through the whole group of people like an electric current, turning one even against one's will into a grimacing, screaming lunatic.
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At Chavin de Huantar, a temple complex in the Peruvian Andes thought to date to as early as 1200BC, stone carvings show grimacing figures—part human, part jaguar—clutching the oblong San Pedro cactus, one of a few plants known to contain the chemical.
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And whereas Swift managed to coax (either grimacing or effusive) confessions of being a Swiftie from all corners of the media by merely massaging her core fanbase and releasing decent pop tunes, Zayn has done everything to ingratiate himself with the cool kids first.
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And if Republican lawmakers harbored any expectation that this ritual of the campaign cycle would end — the grimacing through questions about Mr. Trump, the hedging when asked if their party's leader had overstepped — these early days have supplied a decisive verdict: not so much.
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Grimacing in pain from the bullet that had shattered his hip, he managed to raise two bloody fingers in a limp victory salute, then slumped onto a mattress in the back of a makeshift ambulance that lurched across fields of golden grass towards a nearby field hospital.
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During de Blasio's frigid 2014 inauguration ceremony, Bloomberg sat in the audience grimacing as de Blasio and his hand-picked participants laced into the former mayor's record, his "plantation called New York," and the "Dickensian" justice system wrought by Bloomberg's use of stop-and-frisk policing.
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I wondered, as I looked at these girlhood snapshots — of her grimacing for the camera in plastic vampire teeth, or lying facedown in a bank of snow — whether my perception was being manipulated by that sweet smell, which primes us to feel happy and at peace.
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If you've seen even a sliver of Gilmore Girls footage in your lifetime (and you should really watch more — you're worth it), you've probably seen Luke's, the titular girls' mealtime haunt that has the best coffee in town and the best gruff host grimacing as he pours it.
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In the penultimate round, it appeared like Donaire was in no fit state to continue after taking a bodyshot that pained him so greatly he ran around the edge of the ring, grimacing, before dropping to the canvas on his knees to buy some time and take the count.
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Guests posed in a photo booth stocked with cardboard props of grimacing emoji and meat-on-a-stick emoji, plopped down on devil and poop emoji beanbags and snacked exclusively on foods sourced from the emoji keyboard — sushi, flan, beer, pears and skewers of dango, a sweet Japanese dumpling.
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Grimacing from pain and exhaustion as he staggered back into Bosnia last month after yet another fruitless effort to sneak across the border into Croatia and enter the European Union, Aman Mutani, a 23-year-old from India, muttered the words that European leaders these days long to hear.
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On a recent trip to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization headquarters in Brussels, Mr. Kelly was photographed grimacing and turning away from Mr. Trump after the president told reporters that Germany, a NATO ally, was captive to Russia because of its vast purchases of natural gas from Moscow.
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The scene's physical comedy only heightens its subtler, sadder ironies, such as the exhaustion of having to perform under observation what you in fact are; the pained, fallen clown is so palpably the responsible and loving parent that the grimacing phony was straining to impersonate just moments before.
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Nicolas Ghesquiere at Louis Vuitton paid the most overt homage in his 2018 cruise show, which was held in Kyoto: He actually enlisted Kansai himself (who is now 73) to create several new graphics, including reworks of those grimacing yakko faces across brief shifts and boxy petit malle handbags.
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I mean seriously, pause the action at one minute and 18 seconds into the video performance and count the number of hands in chino pockets, the number of claps about to be made out of time, the volume of dads grimacing at their seat neighbors, their eyes screaming for sweet release.
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Yet if some presidents have slogged through the more ceremonial elements of the office — grimacing through regrettable puns written by aides, counting the seconds until they could return to federal duties that did not include standoffish poultry — Mr. Trump appeared perhaps more comfortable than usual, unburdened by forces beyond his jurisdiction.
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A Taino leader would have perceived the presence of a zemi in the tree that was carved into this show's most exquisite object: a ritual vessel in the form of a crouching, grimacing deity, standing a little over two feet tall and meant to hold a hallucinogenic powder known as cohoba.
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While Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer last week urged McConnell to put the bill on the floor as soon as the House passes it, Stewart was not optimistic Sunday about the bill's fate in the Senate, grimacing when Fox host Chris Wallace mentioned that the bill needed to move to the Senate after the House.
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The roster is shredded by injuries, and the team's ever-mysterious payroll remains shredded by the disastrous anti-acumen and self-dealing shamelessness of the team's owners, which means that the Mets' lineup has lately been a collection of banjo-hitting baseball refugees and professionals grimacing through grinding joints and various impacted strains and sprains.
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A performance still of Dread Scott from "On the Impossibility of a Country Founded on Slavery and Genocide" (2014) shows the artist grimacing against the stream of a firehose — like the ones police used against Civil Rights protesters — with his hands raised in the now-famous 'hands up, don't shoot' pose of Black Lives Matter.
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Later that night, in the Celtics' season opener, against the Cavaliers, Hayward and Irving spent exactly 5 minutes 15 seconds cohabitating the court as new teammates before it all crumbled apart: Hayward grimacing in agony near one of the baskets after an alley-oop gone awry, his left leg fixed at a gruesome angle, his future suddenly uncertain.
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The most popular example of this overegged malaise was Hawthorne Heights's 2004 smash hit "Ohio Is For Lovers," which features the famous chorus refrain of "So cut my wrists and black my eyes/ So I can fall asleep tonight" among other things that a schoolboy would mouth while grimacing, looking out of a train window on the way to school.
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He even enjoyed, at least a little, the atmosphere of studio collaboration—"You wrote with the phone ringing like a firehouse bell, with the boss charging in and out of the atelier, with the director grimacing and grunting in an adjoining armchair"—which sounds a bit like the newsrooms that he relished, and hardly like forced labor with a pickaxe.
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Cordoned off in its own darkened room, so that it isn't defused by the competing agendas of the other works in the show, In-Out Anthropophagy is a succession of shots centered on smiling, grimacing, jeering mouths — one adorned with black lipstick, another wreathed in cigarette smoke, and yet another sucking in and spewing out various lengths of string — while a musique concrete soundtrack quietly worms its way under your skin.
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After an hour-and-a-half of GOP nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE not only sighing, but constantly grimacing, interrupting and generally disregarding any sort of rules of civil order or any reasonable standards of dignity, we've now reached a new low in presidential debates.
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But as I looked from the wedding-white princess, with her blank expression and tiny earrings, to the ceramic hippo, and from the yawning hippo to the grimacing, listing baby, and as I struggled to reconcile the chaotic bouquet of sadness, silliness, yearning, dislocation and theatrically exaggerated self-consciousness that Ms. Anderson's work evoked in me, I finally recognized the performance she was going for: It was a long, slow wink, and I was doing it.
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