444 Sentences With "jawed"

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Research showed how square-jawed men negotiated higher signing-on bonuses for themselves than longer-faced round-jawed peers. from Economist
Research showed how square-jawed men negotiated higher signing-on bonuses for themselves than longer-faced, round-jawed peers. from Economist
"Reviewers would always do, 'The lantern-jawed Bruce Campbell, the square-jawed Bruce Campbell,'" he told the hosts of the "Sway in the Morning" radio show in August. from The New York Times
They jawed at each other and Puig shoved Hundley twice. from Vice
Beckham jawed again with Rhodes on his next catch, briefly. from The New York Times
And a thorough accounting would likely leave the world slack-jawed. from Gizmodo
Here's all you need to know about the giant-jawed creature. from Fox News
He jawed at them and walked threateningly toward the opposing bench. from The New York Times
Takeshi Kovacs, our steely-jawed protagonist, is supposedly the last of them. from Refinery 29
That's on AJ. One moment in particular produced genuine, slack-jawed shock. from Vice
Kevin Durant later jawed with him, drawing security personnel onto the court. from The New York Times
But it has the best views, and I am left slack-jawed. from The New York Times
"Our users were one step ahead of us," Jawed Karim later says. from Business Insider
A grandfather and former television-news anchor, he exudes square-jawed credibility. from The New York Times
Mr. Gautier had the square-jawed good looks of a leading man. from The New York Times
So square jawed folks are about to look a lot more child-like. from Gizmodo
And that, my friends, is how a chiseled-jawed — and British, to boot! from Refinery 29
And Jawed said there was a day when his unit lost 45 men. from The New York Times
He is tall, square-jawed, handsome and married to his high-school sweetheart. from Economist
A poster advertising the sale featured a clench-jawed Mr. Trump, fist raised. from The New York Times
Stunned and slack-jawed, you find yourself ushered into a semi-enclosed screening room. from Hyperallergic
So they just go slack-jawed, and enact the amazement that many viewers feel. from The New York Times
Jawed Karim, Chad Hurley, and Steve Chen met at PayPal during its early days. from Business Insider
It has a little action, a bit of violence and clenched-jawed jittery men. from The New York Times
The five Romney boys—those square-jawed Mittlets—gave strategic advice to their father. from New Yorker
Unfortunately, it can also dumb us down to a nation of slack-jawed spectators. from CNN
But Ryan Zinke, Donald Trump's boulder-jawed secretary of the interior, is currently attracting attention. from Economist
"It was like losing a family member," says Jawed Taiman, executive producer of the program. from CNN
Woodard's Dillard is an iron-jawed force of malevolence, and at times is delightfully psychotic. from Vox
And Frey, with his square-jawed good looks and smooth tenor, made a fine frontman. from CNN
President Trump's first weeks in office have left many, both here and abroad, slack-jawed. from The Hill
But one high-profile square-jawed junior senator could make that caucus feel much larger. from The New York Times
His brother, Mawlawi Jawed Hanafi, succeeded him as head of the seminary at Togh-Bairdi. from The New York Times
He watched himself on his giant television screen as he spoke, square-jawed and determined. from New Yorker
Even so, there were people just staring slack jawed at the sky all throughout the city. from Gizmodo
They jawed back and forth with each other for a bit and eventually Jarboe tossed Metzger. from Vice
Provincial police chief Jawed Basharat's office said firefights on the outskirts of the capital were ongoing. from The Hill
Piatt often began daily operations by breathing deliberately, slack-jawed, staring steadily at a palm tree. from The New York Times
Afterward, he jawed with opposing fans behind the Knicks' bench and stared down the assistant Rasheed Hazzard. from The New York Times
The films created the image of a steel-jawed hero who brought the law into the wilderness. from Economist
After the guys jawed at Sean, we're told he alerted the crew about what had gone down. from TMZ
Hemingway's prose combines the brightly colored sensuality of modern French painting with a clench-jawed American repression. from New Yorker
Jawed S., 19, is accused of stabbing two American tourists who were in Amsterdam's main railway station. from The Hill
Kiraly, still gracefully lean and square jawed, speaks slowly and thoughtfully, with crisp enunciation and long pauses. from The New York Times
All the valor and drama seemed to her to have vanished from the slack-jawed, victorious West. from New Yorker
Practically mute, Schlitzie is not really the jabber-jawed Zippy, but his gentle spirit somehow shines through. from The New York Times
Mr. Jawed also denied that the Taliban had captured it, saying it had been abandoned by defenders. from The New York Times
Sergeant Jawed was a six-year veteran of the very force the Pentagon helped create and equip. from The New York Times
As his guests watched slack-jawed, Ms. Hewson told him she would look into it, officials said. from The New York Times
Sweaty, square-jawed close-ups substitute for fighting, and fake blood is doled out by the thimbleful. from The New York Times
Up by the cockpit, a square-jawed jock raced to strap himself into a vertical rowing machine. from Wired
Perhaps most infamously, in 1994, he jawed with the Pacers' Reggie Miller in a conference finals game. from The New York Times
Who's going to care about such petty concerns when Heath Ledger is doing that crinkly-jawed smile? from Vox
I saw it turn politicians, captains of industry and Howard Cosell into slack-jawed, Jell-o-kneed sycophants. from Vice
Hillary Clinton's a corrupt witch, and President Trump is muscular, square-jawed, and beige, with flowing yellow hair. from Wired
Several justices who seemed to be on his side found themselves slack-jawed at his lack of nuance. from Economist
The car's spinning LIDAR sensor and rooftop camera array definitely elicited a few slack-jawed stares from passersby. from The Verge
From the box office to bookstores, the Special Ops commando — quiet and professional, stoic and square-jawed — thrives. from The New York Times
Caroline makes inappropriate jokes about the waiter working the other side of the restaurant, blond and chisel jawed. from Buzzfeed News
You will be slack jawed about how much added sugar there is, when you start reading your labels. from People
I asked her how Joey's palpable frustration was any different from Ivy's slack-jawed compliance with her feeder. from The New York Times
Friends would often slack-jawed, eyes popped-out like Arnold on Mars when I told them the price. from Gizmodo
His square-jawed high school nemesis Steve, played by Joe Keery, is also in an indie rock group. from Vice
McGregor agreed and for the next several minutes the two men jawed at each other with clear animosity. from Vice
This time, the guy doing the kicking is Scott Adkins, a lean and lantern-jawed British martial artist. from Vice
"By the end of the day, Kelly's going to be an agent," the group's square-jawed leader said. from The New York Times
The Defense Ministry confirmed the attack on the base in Baghlan, according to a spokesman, Ghafoor Ahmad Jawed. from The New York Times
"There is huge destruction caused by floods," said Ahmad Jawed Nadem, head of refugees and repatriation for Herat. from Reuters
Sergeant Jawed, the Afghan Army soldier with a single name who would become their killer, was a toddler. from The New York Times
Sergeant Jawed, his weapon in hand, emerged from the side entrance of the building just after 6 p.m. from The New York Times
"Racism is evil," he said in a terse speech delivered off a Teleprompter in a tight-jawed monotone. from The New York Times
"The conversation left us slack jawed with the things he felt it was appropriate to say," said Smith. from Refinery 29
As the scatological schoolyard taunts passed back and forth on Friday, slack-jawed voters struggled to contain their shock. from The New York Times
Not so in 1942, where he has the smoldery, big-screen, hunky, strong-jawed look of a Robert Mitchum. from Hyperallergic
Hot on their tail is no-nonsense KGB agent Ilya Kuryakin, played by tall, broody, square-jawed Armie Hammer. from Vice
Zunino jawed at Santana on his way to first base and home plate umpire Greg Gibson warned both benches. from Reuters
A day with a Joe Manganiello sighting is a day with an extra special ray of sharp-jawed sunshine. from Refinery 29
They gazed slack-jawed at Julianna Barwick, as she sheared her voice into soaring, sometimes grating bolts of sound. from The New York Times
Balding, expressionless and bearing a striking resemblance to his square-jawed father, he was flanked by two police officers. from The New York Times
By the time you've gotten to smart contracts and ICOs, they're slack jawed and drooling all over the place. from Vice
In a meadow, square-jawed young men wearing military fatigues share a light and enjoy a group smoke break. from The New York Times
My grandpa is asleep in the recliner as the occasional snore makes its way through his loose-jawed mouth. from The New York Times
His particular nemesis is Richard Strickland, a government-issue, square-jawed square played with reliable menace by Michael Shannon. from The New York Times
Fit, square-jawed and telegenic, he was expected to have a relatively easy time winning re-election in November. from The New York Times
Mr. Jawed said it was a "check post" that included representatives of the Afghan National Army and other units. from The New York Times
Cable pops onto the scene as the kid's nemesis, and as a lumbering, square-jawed compendium of knowing clichés. from The New York Times
The brothers — Anthony, 48, the bespectacled brainstormer, and Joe, 46, the square-jawed pragmatist — have contrasting but complementary energies. from The New York Times
There was no net below, only slack-jawed New Yorkers looking up and wondering if he would make it. from The New York Times
Miller told CNBC that he spoke to YouTube founders Chad Hurley, Jawed Karim, and Steven Chen twice in 2006. from Gizmodo
The man trudges through Tinseltown as a square-jawed specter, the guy an audience might not order, but will tolerate. from Refinery 29
Rihanna's other roles are in films that fit into the same category of alien movies that leave you slack-jawed. from Vice
Also on the no-fly list are "strong-jawed" dog breeds such as the American Pit Bull Terrier and Mastiffs. from People
When Jawed Karim co-founded YouTube, it wasn't meant to be a space for internet personalities and funny cat videos. from The Verge
The surprise OPEC deal last week sent crude prices surging and left some market watchers slack-jawed, including Dennis Gartman. from CNBC
Someone walks in and catches you with your pants around your ankles and your face slobbered into slack-jawed oblivion. from Gizmodo
I'd been sitting at my desk staring slack-jawed at that menacing blinking text cursor for the past 15 minutes. from Mashable
As Jaguar's design boss, he transitioned the company from stale relics of "ole Britain" to tightly-tucked, chisel-jawed showstoppers. from CNBC
Comey and McCabe were both long thought to embody the square-jawed, gray-suited ideal of the honest G-man. from CNBC
Underneath his trademark red hair, the bearded, square-jawed 26-year-old matches his severe demeanor with deliberate, pointed statements. from Vice
Karamo Brown, the show's culture expert, playfully puts the hat on as Bobby Berk, the interior designer, watches slack-jawed. from The New York Times
Named for the comix's square-jawed, idiotic detective, Manning satirized police brutality and the TV shows that celebrate bully cops. from Hyperallergic
Jawed Ghafoor, a spokesman for the Afghan Ministry of Defense, said helicopters had reached the base to evacuate the wounded. from The New York Times
We sat, slack-jawed, and watched Nick Cave perform; he looked uncomfortable to be on such an awful television show. from New Yorker
When the two men met privately after the event, Mr. Williams, lock-jawed and high on cocaine, could barely speak. from The New York Times
A square-jawed entertainer with wholesome good looks, Mr. Smith fell into acting after a chance encounter with James Cagney. from The New York Times
I stared at it slack-jawed for the last ten minutes, astonished at the places where Marvel took this film. from Mashable
It suits actor Trai Byers, who has the imposing height and square-jawed good looks of a superhero gone rogue. from The New York Times
The breezy tone of the readout left diplomats in Washington slack-jawed, with some initially assuming it was a parody. from The New York Times
Given how their clenched-jawed coach, Mike Sullivan, operates, they came to Madison Square Garden determined to avoid a repeat. from The New York Times
When he rose, Boyle jawed at Klingberg, who six minutes prior was penalized for cross-checking Boyle into the boards. from Reuters
"Everyone was slack-jawed," recalled John Mixon, a retired UH professor who had been close friends with Smith and Warren. from Washington Post
Nintendo Switch, which hits stores Friday, will have you slack-jawed with wonder one minute and fuming with anger the next. from CNBC
Do they just sit slack-jawed through Infinity War, shaking their fists at the screen because they find the story incomprehensible? from The Verge
Located between the sea urchin's spikes, these three-jawed, pincer-like heads—some of which contain venom—rest atop tubular stalks. from Gizmodo
Players jawed even as they left the field for halftime, and there was plenty of chippy play in the second half. from Fox News
The suspected, who has been identified by police only as Jawed S., is scheduled to have a closed hearing on Monday. from The Hill
For decades, as the space race made heroes out of lantern-jawed astronauts, the stories of those women went largely untold. from The New York Times
The square jawed, 1.83-metre-tall blond from Las Vegas says he hopes his fashion status helps the sport he loves. from Reuters
The bites of the big-jawed beetles grow stronger because of muscle development and the points at which muscles are attached. from The New York Times
On Tuesday, an Afghan military spokesman, Ghafoor Ahmed Jawed, claimed the insurgents had been cleared from the main part of Ghazni. from The New York Times
"We don't know the number of A.N.A. forces in the check post and the number of casualties yet," Mr. Jawed said. from The New York Times
In the days that followed, Afghan and American officials struggled to establish whether Sergeant Jawed had turned and joined the Taliban. from The New York Times
Chisel-jawed, sharp-eyed and riding on 20-inch alloys, the Volvo hits you like Thor's hammer when you see it. from CNBC
The cashier waited for my response, but my mouth hinged open, lock-jawed and gaping for the whole world to see. from The New York Times
The news is coming so thick and fast, it can be hard not to stare slack-jawed at each new development. from Mashable
YouTube's first video, uploaded in April 2005, was an 18-second clip of cofounder Jawed Karim at the San Diego Zoo. from Business Insider
When she brushes back her hair to make eye contact with some square-jawed man, his immediate attraction just makes sense. from Vox
Unseen to him, the stocky, square-jawed Bowers stalked the building, armed with an AR-15 assault-style rifle and three handguns. from CNBC
Then, a police officer rolled up on a scooter and "just went totally slack-jawed and stared at the fight," Horse said. from Buzzfeed News
The nightly news showed to slack-jawed viewers an American president calling the media "the enemy of the people" and blatantly lying. from CNN
Officials say the square-jawed superstar was chatting away on his celly while pushing a $130,000 Bentley in Central London on Nov. from TMZ
The round was led by Eldridge Industries with participation from Evolution VC, Cota Capital, Lucas Venture Group, and YouTube cofounder Jawed Karim. from Business Insider
In every sketch, Chappelle left you with deep belly laughs and, at times, slack-jawed for what he'd just said or done. from Refinery 29
"We have just been slack-jawed at the idea that they just cannot keep their hands off your 401(k)," said Sen. from The Hill
" Tall and square-jawed with neat silver hair, he looks like a dictionary illustration next to the entry for "banker" or "C. from The New York Times
A redhead who bore a passing resemblance to Christina Hendricks arrived, followed by a young, square-jawed man in tight black jeans. from New Yorker
The one-on-one seances and group intuition exercises leave the dozen or so team members either in tears or open-jawed. from Business Insider
It's a downer of a role, though, stripped of all its humor (partly through the removal of Hastings, Poirot's square-jawed Watson). from The New York Times
But this is the first time that both the photosensitive pineal and parapineal organs have ever been seen in a jawed terrestrial animal. from Gizmodo
That's the kind of depressing revelation that makes you want put the book down and sit slack-jawed in front of the television. from Mashable
Sure, you sit slack-jawed in wonder when she exhibits her handles in heels nowadays, but you don't know the half of it. from Vice
Mr. Robot Tonight, after over a season of portraying a character with bug-eyed, lock-jawed, pharmaceutical-numbed restraint, Rami Malek cut loose. from The New York Times
"They tell you are defending the shrine of Zainab, and that is true: We believe in defending our religion and faith," Jawed said. from The New York Times
Sergeant Jawed fired for only a matter of seconds, before he was shot and killed by an American guard in a nearby tower. from The New York Times
Among the battalion's soldiers was Sergeant Jawed, a six-year veteran of the Afghan Army and the oldest son of a brick layer. from The New York Times
After spending a day in Angelica and Wesley's shoes, they evolve far beyond the role of sidekick to the square-jawed white lead. from Refinery 29
Just prior to OT, James jawed with both Curry and Klay Thompson, then Tristan Thompson and Draymond Green tangled moments later and made contact. from Fox News
Many celebrities hit the Emmys red carpet on Sunday night, but there's only one that can make the rest go slack-jawed: The Queen. from People
Indonesian villagers release saw-jawed turtles into an estuary at the mangrove conservation area in the Aceh Tamiang district of Indonesia on April 15. from Buzzfeed News
In the opening round against Portland, Green jawed at the Trail Blazers guard combo of Damian Lillard and C.J. McCollum, then explained his art. from Reuters
Maybe you were watching Breakfast at Tiffany's and Mickey Rooney's overtly racist Asian stereotype made you sit slack-jawed while staring at the screen. from Refinery 29
That Evans is able to pull off this feat is proof that his square-jawed charm is at the center of what Marvel's doing. from Vox
That is not how Robert Mueller, the lantern-jawed special counsel and former FBI chief, sees his mission, say well-informed former federal prosecutors. from Economist
For a couple of folks who caught the Queen making her return journey to London, the answer was to stand slack-jawed and stare. from People
Even the judges were slack-jawed when it was revealed Heather Morris and Maksim Chmerkovskiy were eliminated from Dancing with the Stars on Monday. from People
Outside of Thailand, the iron-jawed nak muay (kickboxer) is best remembered for his two 1990 humdingers against the late Dutch legend Ramon Dekkers. from Vice
Because she was, she said, "the only virgin in art school," she found an agreeable, square-jawed man, Brad MacMath, and became pregnant immediately. from New Yorker
We have a square-jawed FBI agent [played by Michael Shannon], a former military guy, who's actually the monster in the film — spoiler alert! from The Verge
The talk was dry and technical, and finally Macedonia, a square-jawed man with an air of urgent candor, could no longer contain himself. from The New York Times
My "headache" was convincing enough to be given a duvet day and I sat slack-jawed as I watched matches of hitherto unimagined quality. from Vice
One substance, called destabilase, particularly intrigued the researchers because it is also common in the jawed leeches, which are a more recently evolved group. from The New York Times
Ghafoor Ahmad Jawed, a spokesman for the Ministry of Defense, said it had received reports of civilian casualties but could not elaborate on numbers. from The New York Times
The two sergeants and their American Special Forces team were betrayed by Sergeant Jawed, an Afghan Army soldier who went by a single name. from The New York Times
A number of ads for briefs, boxers and other products aimed at men have lately turned away from old notions of square-jawed masculinity. from The New York Times
For a lot of people - drug policy reformers, slack-jawed entrepreneurs, and chillers who love to have a good time - this is great news. from Vice
"We're working on figuring out how many soldiers were there and when we do, we'll share it," said Ghafoor Ahmad Jawed, a ministry spokesman. from The New York Times
The titular, predictably square-jawed hero was rather less interesting than his mentor, the encased floating brain of an elder scientist named Professor Simon Wright. from Mashable
But then Dillon Meek, a square-jawed, Baylor-educated young lawyer described to me as "good at church and good at entrepreneurship," entered the race. from Buzzfeed News
We watch expressions of confusion, fear and wonder cross her slack-jawed, glassy-eyed face as a stream-of-consciousness voiceover reveals what she's thinking. from Vice
Lantern-jawed Chinese military officers wait for the UN Security Council to approve their use of force, after asserting a legal right to self-defence. from Economist
While nobody can deny that Zorya's situation is precarious, there seems to be an incredible togetherness, a square-jawed sense of determination within the club. from Vice
There was no fit of pique from the square-jawed Thai, but he'll be more fearful of Greeks via Cyprus bearing gifts next time round. from Vice
Stoic and square-jawed, the inscrutable portrait is a common sight behind shop counters and stalls in this city, a short drive north from Mosul. from CNN
JERUSALEM (Reuters) - On the banks of a creek near Jerusalem stands an enchanted forest, its trees shrouded by giant cobwebs woven by long-jawed spiders. from Reuters
Two regular gamblers, whom Grosjean had noticed on numerous occasions in Shawnee, watched in slack-jawed surprise: Patrons rarely played for such large sums there. from The New York Times
First Sandhagen was looking to fight the dangerous Thomas Almeida, then the iron-jawed John Lineker, and finally found himself fighting the unknown Mario Bautista. from Vice
He idolized Buster Crabbe, the dashing, square-jawed actor who portrayed the interplanetary hero Flash Gordon in the Universal Studios serial of the same name. from Vice
Once again there's a noble, strong-jawed captain (Rick Okon in the Jürgen Prochnow role) stuck with a zealous Nazi (August Wittgenstein) as first officer. from The New York Times
Liz is an old-school storyteller: When she tells a story about you, you sit slack-jawed at the epic-ness of your own tale. from The New York Times
In a mostly ho-hum night at the Emmys, Glenn Weiss delivered a moment that left most of those in attendance slack-jawed and applauding. from The New York Times
We're the kind of show that has a square jawed American hero who thinks they're going to go down and kick ass and then doesn't. from Refinery 29
The wunderkammer, true to its name, joins us in slack-jawed wonder at the teeming weirdness of the world and what we've made of it. from The New York Times
Bertin and Forbes ditch most of the gumshoes, sending just a pair of them (Pauline, jut-jawed Brennan) on a fresh and equally loopy adventure. from The New York Times
Microsoft was caught slack-jawed as its rivals successfully recruited developers and convinced them to make both consumer and enterprise apps for their pocket computers. from Wired
Then in the Silurian period, starting around 443 million years ago, a large number of jawed and jawless animals suddenly appeared all at once, noted Sallan. from Gizmodo
This showed that all major groups, from jawless fishes to jawed fishes, evolved in a very restricted band of coastal waters, well shoreward of the lagoon. from Gizmodo
The park visit was a "religious experience," O'Rourke later told participants at a policy roundtable, one where he'd stood "open-jawed in awe" at the splendor. from CNN
Erwin, a square-jawed thirtysomething, and his brother Andrew, the self-described introvert of the pair, had directed the biggest independent movie of the past year. from Buzzfeed News
Dylan Maxwell (Jimmy Tatro) becomes more than a slack-jawed slacker; other characters evolve past just being the snooty rich girl or the ambitious goody-goody. from Buzzfeed News
After all, what is getting attacked by a serial killer compared to having your mom walk in on you while you're gazing slack-jawed at milfs? from The Verge
The attack in the north took place in Faryab province, in the district of Ghormach, according to the spokesman for the defense ministry, Ghafoor Ahmad Jawed. from Fox News
News media and viewers alike took note of Christie's slack-jawed quizzical look as he stood behind Trump during the candidate's Super Tuesday speech in Florida. from CNN
" Dwight -- who was on the way to the locker room -- stopped in his tracks and jawed back at the heckler, "Come back here and say it. from TMZ
Video showed a man just over Mr. Trump's shoulder go slack-jawed and turn to his companion, apparently in disbelief, when Mr. Trump made the remark. from The New York Times
Mr. Bratton understood, in a way that his jut-jawed predecessor Raymond Kelly did not, that policing could be — had to be — both constitutional and effective. from The New York Times
Grim, jut-jawed, and unsmiling, Levine looks like a curly-haired version of the bloated Senator/secret Hydra member Garry Shandling played in the Marvel films. from Vice
And then came the first jawed fishes like armored placoderms, some of which used their tanklike exterior and razor-sharp teeth to dominate the water world. from The New York Times
And the Republican has a formidable opponent in Harley Rouda, a strapping, square-jawed millionaire who won the Democratic primary in part thanks to Indivisible's support. from The New York Times
Jawed Kohistani, a former Afghan intelligence official and security analyst, said Mr. Haqqani had largely taken a symbolic role since his illness grew worse in 2007. from The New York Times
A spokesman at the Ministry of Defense in Kabul, Ghafoor Ahmad Jawed, claimed that local officials' description of the military facility as a base was inaccurate. from The New York Times
Jawed Ludin, a former deputy foreign minister involved in past peace efforts, said the Afghan government had no choice but to react emotionally after such carnage. from The New York Times
The bears often exchanged the slack-jawed expression, using two main variants that either revealed the upper incisors or kept them hidden under the upper lip. from Vice
In one, teams are fed to the reigning dynamos and either fight bravely or wind up slack-jawed in the background of someone else's poster, or both. from Vice
Even water, which is what I find myself having to explain most to my non-Muslim friends who stand, slack-jawed, at my explanation of the fast. from Buzzfeed News
As played by a steel-jawed Finn Wittrock, Trail is a man bound by duty, determination, and a deep-seated fear of his peers realizing he's gay. from Vox
Klein's fellow expat John Abbey plays the title character, a square-jawed, broad-shouldered, POC-harassing sheriff by day and also a POC-harassing superhero by night. from Hyperallergic
Starring Kiefer Sutherland at his square-jawed best, the series opens with Sutherland's Tom Kirkman, the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, in the proverbial undisclosed location. from CNN
Ghafor Ahmad Jawed says the insurgents overrun the base late on Monday night in Faryab province, in the district of Ghormach, after besieging it for three days. from Fox News
Study the square-jawed ZenFone 63 Deluxe as closely as you wish; you won't find its matte rear disturbed by the practicalities of obtaining a wireless signal. from The Verge
Girardi is the square-jawed, tight-lipped, former mechanical engineering student whose favorite book is the Bible and who considers himself, with some pride, a doting husband. from The New York Times
A group of young children stared, slack-jawed, at this group of adults in sequined and feathered masks shouting in the street and undulating in exaggerated movements. from The New York Times
Mr. Jawed, who said he was a refugee in Iran until he attended the police academy two months ago, took a taxi to the hospital on Thursday. from The New York Times
In yet more evidence that most people are slack-jawed suckers, Jeff Rossen of Today recently set up a blind taste test in a New Jersey mall. from Vice
Mr. Bolton does not conform to President Trump's well-attested preference for hiring people from "central casting" — that is, svelte women and square-jawed, clean-shaven men. from The New York Times
In 20153, I visited with two archaeology friends — a bio-archaeologist and a paleoanthropologist — and we just stood, slack jawed, as we went from room to room. from The New York Times
A guard from one of the towers, unclear whether Afghan or American, fired back, killing Sergeant Jawed and leaving the wall behind him riddled with holes, too. from The New York Times
I first met Mr. García Luna in 2005 when he headed Mexico's Federal Investigative Agency, and he cut the figure of the tough, square-jawed crime fighter. from The New York Times
" When Mr. McCarthy read our article reporting that Mr. Trump told Russian officials that James B. Comey was a "nut job," he admits to being "slack-jawed. from The New York Times
February 2005: Three early employees at e-payment startup PayPal — Chad Hurley, Steve Chen, and Jawed Karim — start working on a free video-sharing site called YouTube. from Business Insider
The video is exactly how it sounds, with YouTube cofounder Jawed Karim standing in front of elephants at the San Diego zoo and talking about their trunks. from Business Insider
After which it's 80 minutes or so of rhyme-and-reason-free gotcha's, augmented by the bland presence of Auna's impossibly square-jawed new beau, Cade (Chris Milligan). from The New York Times
From the earliest seasons, the show's contestants have primarily been square-jawed and conventionally handsome in a Men's Health style, like a televised Abercrombie & Fitch catalog on steroids. from Buzzfeed News
Thirteen years ago today, one of the video-sharing site's co-founders, Jawed Karim, published its first clip: a brief video of himself at the San Diego Zoo. from The New York Times
The new funding was led by Eldridge Industries, with participation from Evolution VC and previous investors, including Cota Capital, Lucas Venture Group and YouTube co-founder Jawed Karim. from TechCrunch
It had to do, simply, with sound — the sound made by opposing crowds, that unmistakable but rare blend of dread and anticipation and excitement and slack-jawed wonder. from The New York Times
Even the subtle chord change during the build-up feels like it could move mountains, inducing slack-jawed "oh my gods" among festival lurkers and acid casualties alike. from Vice
He's thick-jawed, blue-eyed, kinda generic tough-guy looking; but The New Order does a terrific job of bringing unexpected nuance to this dual-rifle-wielding beefcake. from Vice
It's one thing to fight evil, but Shazam's eye-popping, slack-jawed, discordant physicality is a reminder that it's just as tough to get a grip on yourself. from The New York Times
Yeah, there were athletes and sporting events before that, but does anything truly exist if it's not being jawed and bickered about all day in a public forum? from The New York Times
The series is loosely based on a medical administrator's memoir, but the idea of a square-jawed doctor who really, really cares feels like an awfully familiar procedure. from CNN
Their leader, Kamotolo, was tall and square-jawed, with cropped black hair, and was completely naked; so was a younger man, who looked to be a teen-ager. from New Yorker
It's as though Lanthimos is mocking the entire enterprise of square-jawed, broad-shouldered assuredness — arguably on its own worth the price of admission and squeam-inducing bloodshed. from Hyperallergic
Igor Armicach, a doctoral student at Hebrew University's Arachnid Collection, inspects giant webs spun by long-jawed spiders (Tetragnatha) along the Soreq creek bank, near Jerusalem, on Nov. 7. from Buzzfeed News
Pitt — blondish, blue-eyed, square-jawed, possessed of a physique that became a touchstone for personal trainers — is one of the most movie star–looking movie stars out there. from Buzzfeed News
In his 91-page decision, Duffin rendered Brendan's conviction involuntary; he even apparently took a potshot at Len Kachinsky, the iron-jawed attorney who convinced Brendan to plead guilty. from Refinery 29
Karl Lagerfeld may be fashion's most recognizable face, but it's hard to ignore the square-jawed, slick-haired man who appears by the designer's side in most paparazzi shots. from Refinery 29
Thirteen years ago today, one of the video-sharing site's co-founders, Jawed Karim, above, published its first clip: a brief video of himself at the San Diego Zoo. from The New York Times
If you're over forty, your idea of smoking was likely shaped by Madison Avenue and Hollywood: the strong-jawed cowboy lighting a Marlboro, Lauren Bacall asking for a match. from New Yorker
When he crossed the line in the past, there was always a ready escape hatch, a set of rationalizations offered by his slack-jawed, but ultimately accommodating, Republican allies. from The New York Times
Jordan was literally surrounded by hungry Game of Thrones fanatics who treated the theater like their slovenly living rooms, where they worship their television screens with slack-jawed reverence. from Vice
Last year, Shamsuddin Dost and Jawed Ahmadi, two men living in San Jose, California, received lengthy prison sentences after being convicted in a conspiracy to import heroin from Afghanistan. from Vice
Black-and-white portraits of Munich youth—slack-jawed, eyes closed, and grinning in the moment of orgasm—are a bold debut for 24-year-old photographer Alina Oswald. from Vice
"It's hard for him to think straight from the bottom of the bottle," Mr. Zinke wrote on Twitter, in a message that left many in the Capitol slack-jawed. from The New York Times
He navigated nimbly past other distinct tribes of opera staff — stagehands in their rugged work clothes, chorus members in period costume, square-jawed security guards — with smiles for all. from The New York Times
"The number of those killed is way higher than 50," said Jawed Kohistani, a former general who is a military analyst with wide connections among the Afghan security forces. from The New York Times
There is nothing misty about the Russian press photographer Mark Markov-Grinberg's sharply outlined 1934 photograph of Nikita Izotov, a strong-jawed Soviet coal miner celebrated for his staggering output. from The New York Times
One day, I pulled out my iPad, tapping and swiping through the screen, and the Tsimane were slack-jawed and wide-eyed, looking at me like I was a sorcerer. from CNN
This week, scientists are taking the prehistoric freak show to another level, with a new paper introducing Capinatator praetermissus, the 500-million year old bristled-jawed worm monster pictured above. from Gizmodo
When architects appear in books or on screen, they are politer than the chiselled Howard Roark in "The Fountainhead", but they are just as jut-jawed and sure of themselves. from Economist
PST on April 23, 2005, a user named "jawed" uploaded a nineteen-second video of himself eyeing some elephants' "really, really, really long trunks" to a two-month-old website. from Mashable
European efforts to rescue the deal would strengthen the hand of the square-jawed generals around Mr Trump who do not wish to antagonise America's allies or embolden Iran's hardliners. from Economist
Slim but sturdy in physique, firmly square-jawed, with large eyes, both fierce and doleful, Bonnaire's portrayal of Joan is poised and powerful, without coming across as unnatural or austere. from Hyperallergic
In the public imagination, the American astronauts who landed on the moon five decades ago were square-jawed superhumans, not the types to worry about something as banal as housekeeping. from Wired
" Daniels and her lawyer Michael Avenatti, who also sat down with the ladies of "The View," asked anyone with information about the square-jawed, scruffy man to email "[email protected]. from Vice News
A small, square-jawed, 66-year-old farmer named Somphone (some Lao farmers do not use surnames) had set the fire to clear his land for rice planting, then fled. from Vice
It was there she created her Goggle Head series — larger than life busts and full bodies of square-jawed, bald, or helmeted men wearing goggles — works that solidified her reputation. from Hyperallergic
There's also something intriguing about how physical appearance plays into the way we canonize superheroes — if they weren't so poreless and square-jawed, would we admire to them as much? from Vox
Sergeant Jawed had managed a transfer just an hour's drive from home but, busy with the fighting in Shirzad, had not been able to go home to meet him yet. from The New York Times
Nicky the pygmy hippo didn't waste her time on gourd-gazing, she powerful jawed her way through a whole patch of pumpkins before taking a break from the festive buffet. from People
There would no devices at mealtimes, ever, so as not to become one of those families that sits in slack-jawed silence as each member stares at their own screen. from Wired
Third baseman Todd Frazier, obtained in the trade with Robertson, said he was slack-jawed sitting next to shortstop Didi Gregorius in the dugout when Judge hit his home run. from The New York Times
In the absence of interviews and public statements, a rapt public began to search for clues in Mr. Mueller's appearance, turning the square-jawed investigator into a political Rorschach test. from The New York Times
He'd arrived in the early '70s — a mysterious, square-jawed Air Force veteran with a small savings and a high school diploma — and quickly earned a reputation as a treasure hunter. from Vox
When did you last sit in a pub while your loose-jawed best mate waxed lyrical about the stoic German's most recent eight-hour excursion into the outer limits of tastefulness? from Vice
It's the first time that scientists have ever seen such a thing in a jawed terrestrial animal—an observation that's filling a gap in our understanding of how these features evolved. from Gizmodo
Qalibaf, a chisel-jawed former Guards commander, lacks Raisi's backing from the clerical establishment but also has millions of supporters for a hardline message on security and a populist economic platform. from Reuters
They stared, slack jawed at the Italian contingent, wondering how the only journalists in the whole building to get review units on site were the guys in the glittery tuxedo jackets. from Vice
Grizzled, world-weary and heavily armed (pun intended here), Cable is a perfect foil for the Merc with the Mouth as a serious, lantern-jawed, no-nonsense older fella with attitude. from Mashable
With more slack-jawed liberal listeners than steak options on the Trump Cafe menu, Trump truly has that exact off-color personality that his actual words can get lost in nonsense. from Vice
Hard to miss, Mr. Cholmondeley was 6-foot-6, broad-shouldered, strong-jawed and often dressed in linen suits and cowboy boots; sometimes he wore a cravat tucked in his collar. from The New York Times
When everyone discovers that it was innocent Angela played by Felissa Rose who was the killer, it's that frozen, wide-jawed face, and uncanny valley male frame that sells the fuckery. from Vice
With his square-jawed, no-hair-out-of-place looks and icy smile, he often resembles an animatronic version of a chief justice, with the dial set firmly to the right. from The New York Times
Media Memo Jim Acosta, the square-jawed CNN correspondent, has stood out among the White House press corps for his impassioned on-air monologues about the importance of the First Amendment. from The New York Times
Taylor Lorenz reports: There are the Dolan Twins, a pair of square-jawed 19-year-olds who have amassed more than 10 million subscribers on YouTube and millions more on Instagram. from The Verge
Steiger is familiar with the masseter muscle because it's where he'll inject Botox or other neuromodulators in order to thin a patient's face into something more heart-shaped than square-jawed. from Vice
"There is no presence of product over here," said John Cena, the square-jawed wrestler and action movie star who has learned to speak some Chinese as part of the push. from The New York Times
When The New Yorker was founded, in 1925, by the square-jawed newspaperman Harold Ross and his wife, the feminist and journalist Jane Grant, it was envisioned as a comic weekly. from New Yorker
This is surprising, because as Ars Technica's Peter Bright noted, the most common reaction he gets when he says he uses the site at all is slack-jawed stares and stupid questions. from Gizmodo
"Now we know that one branch of placoderms evolved into modern jawed vertebrates," said study co-leader Zhu Min, a paleontologist at Chinese Academy of Sciences' Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology. from Reuters
He was a square-jawed, down-to-earth politician whose interests in animals and agriculture grew out of long associations with farmers, ranchers and small-town people in sparsely populated eastern Montana. from The New York Times
" A stocky, strong-jawed Appalchian with a dishwater-blond ponytail and ruddy chin-beard, Walk suffers from "severe gastro-intestinal problems" and "can't eat no spicy food" and "can't drink no alcohol. from Vice
You're only safe staring up slack-jawed at it if you're in the direct path of totality, AND only for the few minutes the moon is actually in front of the sun. from CNN
And thanks to the good folks at Suzumori Endo Robotics Laboratory in Japan, I've found my robot-will-to-live today: a spaghetti-limbed, slack-jawed baby I'm going to call Frank. from The Verge
Hollywood used to excel at these kinds of stories, movies in which, say, Bette Davis or Ingrid Bergman suffered, endured and suffered some more before their teary, square-jawed, set-shouldered triumph. from The New York Times
A stocky, square-jawed man, he posted photos online of cases of Modelo beer stacked six feet high, and saved his displays of emotion for the makeshift bars where he met friends. from The New York Times
So central has the dossier become to the Republican narrative of Trump's victimhood that, when Mueller appeared slow to recognize the name Fusion GPS, some Fox News figures were left slack-jawed. from New Yorker
Its hero is both a stubborn individualist and a team player, the quiet central figure in a group portrait of square-jawed, clean-cut guys and their supportive, stoically suffering wives. O.K.? from The New York Times
You've seen it yourself, how it goes slack jawed and gooey in Steven Spielberg's "Jurassic Park" or opens screaming like the jaws of hell while she plays three — or is it four? from The New York Times
The square-jawed actor Luke Evans displays a blend of commitment and arch remove as the sexy but squeamish New York Times illustrator John Moore, Kreizler's friend and low-key comic foil. from The New York Times
He still generated plenty of quick-strike brilliance, but he also bounced rackets, jawed with members of Zverev's team and failed to find inspiration and the lines when he needed them most. from The New York Times
In that sense, it feels more akin to A Simple Favor, Paul Feig's stylish, self-aware Gone Girl-esque thriller, which left me slack-jawed and dizzy from all the left-field twists. from Refinery 29
It had incredibly powerful and sturdy jaws, perfect for crushing hard prey like the shells of molluscs, but research is also suggesting that strong-jawed otters has less dexterity and tool-using capabilities. from Vice
The square-jawed, 1.9-metre- (6-foot-three-inch-) tall Inoki developed close ties with North Korea because his mentor, pro-wrestling legend Rikidozan, hailed from North Korea but could never go home. from Reuters
Authorities said the man, identified only as Jawed S., said he traveled from Germany to Amsterdam for the attack because he felt God, the Koran and Islam's Prophet Mohammed were being repeatedly insulted. from The Hill
This is exemplified throughout Ghost in the Shell, in the way its heroes—blonde, square-jawed, burly, and heavily armed—are juxtaposed against identifiably "normal" Japanese civilians with slumped shoulders and oversized spectacles. from New Republic
As Mattis and other top officials cast their eyes downward and assumed clenched-jawed expressions, Trump tore into his attorney general, deputy attorney general and former FBI director in a strident, partisan attack. from CNN
The Afghan military spokesman, Mr. Jawed, was asked on Tuesday what happened at Chinese Camp and he said he did not know anything other than that 17 soldiers were killed and 19 wounded. from The New York Times
In his trademark fashion, he tagged Mr. Lamb with an insulting nickname, Lamb the Sham, and claimed to be better looking than the tall, square-jawed, 33-year-old former Marine and prosecutor. from The New York Times
A spokesman for the Ministry of Defense, Ghafoor Ahmad Jawed, said that reinforcements were being sent to try to recapture the base, and that the authorities were unsure of the number of casualties. from The New York Times
Trump's, by contrast, show the president as resolute and square-jawed; even in a relaxed image like You Are Not Forgotten or Teach a Man to Fish, his smile is slight and dignified. from Vox
More than a decade later, he still doesn't seem much like a head football coach, who is typically cast from one of two templates: steel-jawed and taciturn or wild-eyed and fiery. from The New York Times
Otherwise, he wouldn't be able to hold a big stage by himself and leave us all slack-jawed at his ability to do things that he made us swear not to talk about. from The New York Times
Oviuk is thirty-five, tall and square-jawed, a former basketball star for the Point Hope high-school team, the Harpooners, and a member of a local troupe that performs traditional storytelling dances. from New Yorker
A 90-second teaser trailer had generated a record 92 million views in its first day online, leaving Hollywood slack-jawed — not even "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" had attracted as much interest. from The New York Times
Jawed Kohistani, an analyst in the Afghan capital, said Ghani miscalculated with the unilateral cease-fire, which he said has played into Taliban hands, improving their morale as they struck security forces with impunity. from Fox News
Jawed Kohistani, an Afghan security analyst, said the reality of the battlefield was so complicated, with factional and regional influences on both sides, that guaranteeing that a deal is not breached would be difficult. from The New York Times
Block-jawed with a mass of thick black hair and wire-rimmed glasses, Brock became a fixture on the DC scene in the mid-1990s, penning anti-Clinton hit pieces in the American Spectator. from Vox
While characters like "Cletus the Slack-Jawed Yokel" and Groundskeeper Willie are satirical stereotypes, they're specific stereotypes of narrow subgroups, and there are plenty of counterexamples of Southern people or Scottish people on television. from The Verge
Other companies launched by the PayPal mafia: Peter Thiel: Palantir Elon Musk: Tesla Motors, SpaceX David Sacks: Yammer Reid Hoffman: LinkedIn Russel Simmons and Jeremy Stoppelman: Yelp Jawed Karim, Steve Chen, Chad Hurley: YouTube from Business Insider
Areeba Jawed, a nephrologist in Detroit who has performed survey research into this issue, said many providers don't understand how much undocumented immigrants actually contribute to society, while receiving few of the societal benefits. from Vice
When Marise, mocking, blew out a veil of smoke, she had a glimpse for a moment of Gil's malevolent Bitch from Hell, the strong-jawed dark sorceress who might incite a man to violence. from New Yorker
Catcher Salvador Perez had jawed with Anderson in 2018 after a home run, and last May, a month after the Keller incident, another pitcher, Glenn Sparkman, was ejected for plunking Anderson in the helmet. from The New York Times
One of the most breathtaking things about #MeToo — just behind the iron-jawed fury of its deponents — is how swiftly and decisively it pulled conversations about sexual predation from the conceptual to the concrete. from The New York Times
In the last installment, "Avengers: Infinity War," a lantern-jawed villain named Thanos (Josh Brolin) snapped his fingers and turned half the creatures in the universe to dust, including a vast number of superheroes. from The New York Times
The president initially viewed Mr. Tillerson as a granite-jawed cabinet secretary who fit Mr. Trump's requirement that top advisers look as if they came out of "central casting," as he has put it. from The New York Times
Mr. Briggs set out two cut-glass tumblers and opened a bottle of bourbon, one of several ways the company lures customers to a physical store rather than staring slack-jawed at a screen. from The New York Times
Jawed Kohistani, an Afghan security analyst, said the Balkh attack seemed to be in retaliation for Afghan special forces' going on the offensive in recent weeks and targeting local Taliban leaders in night raids. from The New York Times
All are technically advanced dancers, but the combination of racy costumes, mind-boggling flexibility and slack-jawed facial expressions makes the video feel like too much, like something you aren't sure you should watch. from The New York Times
Even in Shakespeare's play, Duke is the boring, square-jawed aristocrat stuck between two far more interesting women who both fall in love with him because ... I don't know, probably the square jaw thing. from Vox
The square-jawed actor played tough-as-nails private detective Joe Mannix and actress Gail Fisher co-starred as an independent investigator and his loyal secretary, Peggy, in a series that attracted a strong following. from Reuters
Its carefully crafted moments of comeuppance are designed to feed a very specific brand of power fantasy, one where violence is justified—even celebrated—by the moral and physical superiority of its square-jawed hero. from Wired
And what works for small items is just as effective when a 190-pound, thick-jawed, and incredibly cheesed off enemy is charging at you: Far Reach will whip them into the air, toward Emily. from Vice
That is why, in the middle of the show, I looked around slack-jawed: Adults were dumping bags of popcorn on the heads of friends and strangers, the way football players pour Gatorade on coaches. from The New York Times
He is armed with wry humor and iron-jawed stoicism, but the battler — the archetypal Australian male — is uniquely ill equipped to serve as a role model for a millennium that demands compassion and humanity. from The New York Times
Charles M. Blow Opinion Columnist Donald Trump, a lying, bullying, womanizing autocrat-idolizer, is fundamentally transforming America in very real and lasting ways, in ways that have left decent people slack-jawed, enraged and exasperated. from The New York Times
Paul Rieckhoff, the founder of Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, who has openly criticized Chief Gallagher, said that the square-jawed, blue-eyed SEAL has been a valuable political weapon for the Trump administration. from The New York Times
Democrats and Republicans alike appear to be in a perpetual state of slack-jawed bewilderment as they watch her stand up to powerful lobbyists, stomp on shibboleths and clap back at her trolls on Twitter. from The New York Times
But when the characters meet shattered neighborhoods and collapsing skyscrapers with the same clench-jawed seething they brought to sunny-day conversations about their peers and powers, it's hard to take any of their posturing seriously. from The Verge
The best DJs, the ones who leave you slack-jawed and breathless, are the ones that truly understand just how important they are in shaping the time we spend away from work, away from the world. from Vice
And that's what it is: something like you'd find on the control panel of a Bond villain, reached only after escaping a shark tank and breaking out of the death grip of an iron-jawed henchman. from Gizmodo
Harper, a square-jawed 49-year-old whose friendly, measured tone belies his background as an enforcer of party discipline under ex-prime minister David Cameron, is the bookmakers' least-fancied candidate to get the job. from Reuters
On the picnic grounds, the square-jawed Mr. Grimm, a former Marine and F.B.I. agent, seemed to create his own center of gravity, drawing in older women, in particular, for hugs and kisses on the cheek. from The New York Times
You want to breathe out of your mouth, but everyone's asking for photos and you don't want to look slack-jawed, so you purse your lips shut the way every Batman actor does in the movies. from Vice
But later, Governor Sadat's spokesman, Ahmad Jawed Bedar, said that Mr. Malang had been taken into custody by the Afghan National Army and taken away by helicopter in the investigation of the killing of Burhanuddin Qaisari. from The New York Times
It's probably for the best not to dwell overmuch on this connection, lest one end up sounding like one of Jones' slack-jawed devotees, but it does add yet another unflattering dimension to Trump's InfoWars leanings.[BuzzFeed] from Gizmodo
A square-jawed former marine, Craig had been an agent for just six months, but his superiors tapped him for the case anyway, because of his background: For years, he'd been an IT guy for the FBI. from Wired
All the American audience wanted was a big-budget action flick, something with bombs and explosions and justice—a country-defending hero striding in slow motion, stern-jawed authority figures conspiring in suits, and maybe some sharks. from Wired
In yoga leggings and a cardigan, Rachel Brosnahan is a sweet and perceptive Desdemona; Finn Wittrock is a fine, strong-jawed Cassio; and Matthew Maher nearly steals all of his scenes as the otherwise marginal dupe, Roderigo. from Economist
At the start of 2013 he began releasing a series of videos on YouTube called "State of the Thunder Zone," almost all of which showed him sitting alone in a room, dead-eyed, foggy-headed, slack-jawed. from The Verge
Robert Stack, tense and square-jawed, plays another hardboiled American, who gets beaten up for competing with the ring but ends up joining it—and finding more profit in informing on it than in participating in it. from New Yorker
A spokesman for Afghanistan's national security council, Jawed Faisal, told CNN that operations against ISIS militants in the country would continue as normal, and that the Afghan army would defend government buildings, highways, and civilians as before. from CNN
President Trump and Republicans in Washington have shaken the confidence of their supporters after a punishing and self-inflicted series of setbacks that have angered activists, left allies slack-jawed and reopened old fissures on the right. from The New York Times
After becoming the first man to stop the iron jawed Patrick Cote on strikes, I think it is safe to say that Donald Cerrone at welterweight looks strong, fast, and as nasty as a sack full of badgers. from Vice
What does it mean in our world, for example, when a man as handsome and square-jawed as Henry Cavill is rocking a wig that looks like it was stuck on ineptly with a glue stick from Michaels? from Buzzfeed News
As things stand right now, the most visible impact of VR remains the distinctive, slack-jawed expression on the faces of people caught peering into 'The Future'… Expect to see a whole lot more 'VR mouth' in 2016. from TechCrunch
One of the most arresting scenes didn&apost make a picture at all and came not from Kilauea&aposs spasms, but as I turned to see my fellow passengers silently slack-jawed at Mother Nature&aposs overwhelming power. from Fox News
Short- or snub-nosed cat and dog breeds, like French bulldogs - the breed of the dog that died in the overhead bin - and strong-jawed dog breeds, like Mastiffs, will no longer be permitted to fly as cargo. from Reuters
Christie revels in his unique ability to see Trump exhibiting what might be described as moments of humanity: "The people in the room sat there slack-jawed" during a phone call he and others were overhearing, he writes. from Vice
Like many of us who care about food policy and public health, Wilson is slack-jawed at the boldness of Chile's mandatory food labeling, which dares imply right on the label that some foods are bad for you. from The New York Times
Steel-jawed and wearing a dark suit and an American-flag lapel pin, Mr. Obama was reserved in describing the dogfight over health care in Washington, which threatens to derail his signature legislative accomplishment, the Affordable Care Act. from The New York Times
The fact that he's so regular-looking, his dark, slightly graying hair cut short around a square-jawed face that stays almost expressionless even during his most bizarre, profanity-laden pronouncements, is part of what makes him so unsettling. from Gizmodo
Also, when football finally dies, I expect the last of the league's square-jawed lifers to be air-lifted out of NFL headquarters by Jerry's chopper like staff off the roof of the embassy after the fall of Saigon. from Vice
After 45 minutes of rambling divisiveness that included some of his early hits -- introducing "Make America Great Again," boasting about his wealth and calling Mexicans "rapists" -- I was slack-jawed and ready to do post-game commentary on CNN. from CNN
Thirteen years ago on Monday â€" on April 23, 2005Â â€" YouTube co-founder Jawed Karim uploaded this 18 second clip to the site just a few months after the domain was secured, and nothing's been the same since. from Mashable
On the one side is bosun Wes Walton, a square-jawed South African (as mentioned, the show loves men with accents) who looks like a mean lacrosse jock but is actually a shyer Darcy type (and technically Malia's boss). from Buzzfeed News
Since YouTube was founded in 2005 by former PayPal colleagues Chad Hurley, Steve Chen and Jawed Karim (it was snapped up by Google for $553 billion just a year and a half later), its popularity among children has surged. from CNBC
Given the President's propensity for spinning tall tales, the raid -- which he has already likened to a movie -- will likely take on even more mythical proportions in the months to come, letting the President play the ruthless, square-jawed war leader. from CNN
Someone on their way to dinner might randomly come across a pale, slack-jawed audience member recovering from one of the productions, giving the impression that terrifying things were always happening, just out of sight of the hotel's long hallways. from The Verge
Golovkin's beautiful jab allowed him to throw off Canelo's timing and avoid the counters for the most part, but even the ones Canelo landed seemed to do very little to the iron-jawed Kazakh, who immediately went back on the attack. from Vice
As an aristocrat, tall in his double-breasted suits, he could do stiffly jut-jawed one moment, warm and charming the next: a study in inscrutability, or a witty ornament to the highest social tier of Newport or New York. from Economist
Like Stahr, most of the studio chiefs are secular Jews, but unlike our square-jawed hero, largely unwilling to stand up to Hitler's representative in Hollywood, skittish about losing access to a major European market during the throes of the Depression. from CNN
Hair salon chain gets into trouble over advertisement A hair salon run by celebrity stylist Jawed Habib has landed in hot water among staunch Hindu fundamentalists after it ran an advertisement depicting the Goddess Durga and her children receiving beauty treatments. from CNN
It also includes some of the administration's more difficult moments, like Mr. Trump's comments around a white supremacist rally and violence in Charlottesville, Va., without providing any actual new insight other than that aides were slack-jawed at his comments. from The New York Times
"Regrettably, the issue of the U.S. directly negotiating with the Taliban has always been viewed by our leaders as suspicious, unhelpful and an infringement of Afghan ownership of the peace effort," said Jawed Ludin, a former deputy Afghan foreign minister. from The New York Times
Tim Kaine, Hillary Clinton's more voluble running mate, didn't flop but he was visibly less comfortable than the square-jawed Pence, frequently interrupting the Indiana governor, jamming his pre-programmed attacks on Donald Trump into every answer with admirable, tedious efficiency. from Politico
Blum is tall, square-jawed and near movie-star handsome and has made a habit of turning cheap horror movies — most recently "Get Out," the directorial debut from the sketch comic Jordan Peele — into engines of often record-breaking profits. from The New York Times
About four minutes later, Wooten teamed with White to block a shot from Happ in the lane, jawed a bit about it as he ran down the court and then dunked off a lob from Pritchard on a pick-and-roll. from Reuters
After years in exile, living in poverty and anonymity, he was discovered by American researchers — still the same handsome, square-jawed man he had been in his youth — and they provided him with a stipend to translate and publish his memoirs. from The New York Times
Season 1 told the story of Jeff's unavoidable drift towards a complete mental breakdown following the death of his son, and its incredible final shot had fans slack-jawed and waiting on whatever was coming for Jeff in Season 2. from Mashable
Mohammed Zahir, who was engaged to be married soon, and Mohammed Jawed are the other two sons who died in the Taliban attack — their names added to the long roll of Afghan security force members who perish year after year. from The New York Times
Although I never earned the right to compare my own stunted, slow-motion daily achievements to theirs, come darkness — slack-jawed and glassy-eyed at a table strewn with crumpled maps and empty plates — I couldn't help doing just that. from The New York Times
The knobbly-kneed old bastard's still wearing the terrible tie-dye he looked awful in the first time round, and despite the slack-jawed slimes he's directing at your innermost core, his wizened, weathered, haunted visage masks a Baikal-deep sadness. from Vice
As Seth Brundle, bug-eyed, pillow-lipped, and frenzied in his big breakout film The Fly, Goldblum looked dangerous and edgy rather than lantern-jawed and dependable — there's always been something reptilian (but never cold) about him, and it is incredibly sexy. from Buzzfeed News
The videos generated for her featured men much taller, lankier, and more square-jawed than I—energetic, vibrant young men who pushed their brunette partners (she was blond) into the bed and slapped them around, which I was never one to do. from Vice
George Bush had his alley-fighting operative, Lee Atwater; Bill Clinton had James Carville, the jut-jawed Cajun campaign veteran; George W. Bush had the ingenious and sharp-elbowed adviser, Karl Rove; Barack Obama had his digitally savvy campaign manager, David Plouffe. from The New York Times
Slack-jawed and still catching her breath, she said yes.) —Emerson Rosenthal, Editor, The Creators Project Silence I've made out with two different men to Pulp's Different Class and I got fingerbanged to Depeche Mode (the only time I've ever faked an orgasm). from Vice
In the production of "Later Life" that opened on Wednesday night at Theater Row, he is portrayed by Laurence Lau, who has the generic, square-jawed handsomeness of the Arrow Collar Man, once the standard for bland virility in 20th-century advertising. from The New York Times
After initial filming on Justice League was complete, it seems that Cavill reasonably assumed he was done playing the smooth-jawed Man of Steel for a minute and grew out his facial hair for a part in the next Mission: Impossible movie. from Vox
The weapon Sergeant Jawed used, a M249 Squad Automatic Weapon, is an American military mainstay and has been used since the 1980s, often serving as the pillar of automatic fire for the four-man fire teams that form a 12-man squad. from The New York Times
His mouth dropping into slack-jawed blankness, Mr. Gillen taps unnervingly into the silence, one imagines, that haunts this most supreme of melodists, a man held in fearsome abeyance from his own father and from a reactionary society that cannot easily accommodate him. from The New York Times
Jawed, in his early teens, sold ice cream from a little handcart that blared a simple tune — tuu lu lu, tuu lu lu — as it made its way through alleys, and then switched to roasting sunflower seeds on the side of the road. from The New York Times
Militants were meeting to plan the attack in a house on the stretch of street here, and the troops decided to carry out a night raid on it, said Ahmad Jawed Salim, the spokesman for the Afghan Special Forces in the region. from The New York Times
Trevor Scott, a spectator at Pebble, said that he watched Woods lap the field then and that he felt the same slack-jawed awe Tuesday when he braved wilting heat to watch Koepka play nine holes ahead of the tournament's 119th edition. from The New York Times
Hacksaw Ridge's square-jawed, cornball storytelling seems to be a reflection of Doss' unfussy sincerity—the film's first half is a paean to virtue and integrity—but it also helps Gibson more effectively blindside us when he moves to Japan for the film's second half. from New Republic
He's a man that stumbles through life without purpose, dead-eyed and slack-jawed in most of the film's sequences, brought to attention only by the come-hither stares of the women he comes across or the violent outbursts of his brother (Wes Bentley). from The Verge
WASHINGTON — The red-brick house on Capitol Hill served for decades as a national headquarters and dormitory for the so-called iron-jawed ladies lobbying for equal rights, even as male members of Congress sought to raze it to make room for offices for themselves. from The New York Times
Tony Robbins, the anvil-jawed motivational guru who repeatedly confessed his former loserdom to famous friends, the dutifully nodding ex-football star Fran Tarkenton among them, had surfed this wave of entertainment-free entertainment to $100 million in sales for his "Personal Power" series. from The New York Times
The perpetrator, Sergeant Jawed, was an Afghan Army soldier whose betrayal of his American allies was another sign of fraying relations between Afghan and American forces, who have grown increasingly distrustful of each other as the grueling war continues with no end in sight. from The New York Times
The deaths on Saturday of three American soldiers — a fourth was wounded and transported out of Afghanistan — were the result of a "green on blue" attack, or insider attack, by an Afghan commando, said Jawed Salim, a spokesman for the Afghan Army Special Forces command. from The New York Times
Joe busts out his angel wings to find her (and make amends to the City Council), leaving everyone slack-jawed that they know an angel, because among supernatural beings, witches, and the scion of white supremacists, it seems that angels are the only truly unexpected thing. from Refinery 29
It's also simply fun to watch Josh, the slack-jawed straight man to the endless hijinks of East Peck, and his team, made up of sweet, simple, brother-cousin-having Dwayne Reed (Steven Boyer) and the fantastic Anne Flatch (Sherri Shepherd), try to break the case. from Refinery 29
So many comedies (romantic or otherwise) rely on tired sexist and/or racist jokes; too many action movies give in to pointless objectification and flattening of any character who isn't the square-jawed white male star; horror movies slash women apart for the pure shock of it. from Vox
To the usual action-flick staples—car chases, fist-fights, exploding tanks—that Chinese movie adds a fortifying dose of international law, as lantern-jawed PLA officers wait for the UN Security Council to approve their use of force, after asserting a legal right to self-defence. from Economist
It's a clever way to build a world that is inclusive and diverse from the get go, and it encourages players who would normally just hit "default" and wind up with a sort of square jawed white dude to step out of their comfort zone a bit. from Vice
The chin is something mystical—no one is quite sure how it works or what it takes to "break" a great one, but a universal truth of fighting is that even the iron-jawed brawlers can be sent into the fetal position with a good body shot. from Vice
The theatrical video follows the very bloody story of 'The Wrong One to Fuck With,' who graphically kills the hell out of most everyone hanging around a disturbing whorehouse where his wife was raped and murdered, from slack-jawed patrons to the sadistic madam behind it all. from Vice
In his finest performance as a two-fisted pug, the "great baiter" dazzled Juan Meza in their 1986 encounter with his evasive skills before sinking the granite jawed veteran to the canvas with a well placed left for a thrilling win by TKO in the twelfth round. from Vice
After driving through the large gated entrance and paying the $10 admission fee, I stared slack-jawed at the poignant beauty of an avenue lined on either side by hundreds of trees — stately oaks covered in Spanish moss, creating a canopied thoroughfare over a mile long. from The New York Times
There has been no end to the creepy descriptions of the snakehead fish, a slimy, toothy, large-jawed animal that can breathe on land and crawl like a snake, in the decades that it has popped up in freshwater lakes, ponds and rivers in the United States. from The New York Times
Dave Dombrowski, the Boston Red Sox' president for baseball operations, may have left the baseball world slack-jawed last December with his latest chips-to-the-center-of-the-table gamble, packaging a haul of his best prospects to the Chicago White Sox for pitcher Chris Sale. from The New York Times
Sometimes it flaunts its clichés — Nick's disability, and Benny Safdie's slack-jawed portrayal of it, is a big one — and other times it cloaks them in rough visual textures and jumpy, bumpy camera movements, so that a rickety genre thrill ride feels like something daring and new. from The New York Times
The contents of the call left Democrats and reporters slack-jawed Wednesday as well, as Washington digested what seemed among the clearest possible cases of a president prioritizing his own political interests—and the punishment of his domestic electoral opponents—above his duties to the nation. from Wired
A melodramatic voiceover and bright red screens emblazoned with text convey the letter-writing aspect of the story; to demonstrate the desire Kraus explains beautifully in her novel, actress Kathryn Hahn basically sits slack-jawed in a restaurant in awe of Kevin Bacon, who plays Dick. from Vice
Whether you're left slack-jawed from the lumpy sack one girl pulls out from behind her ear, the shoulder welt herniating calcified blood, or the stringy charcoal-colored pus spewing out from under the skin — it's clear this season is going to be like nothing you've ever seen before. from Refinery 29
But Love Island is far from the only U.K. reality TV hit that deserves your hours of slack-jawed captivation; there are many more daft, lip-pumped, spiky-haired dummies that the U.K. has to offer reality TV obsessives that you can watch here in the U.S., too. from Vice
The album makes no bones about its sociopolitical slant — not with songs like "Surrender Under Protest," composed and sung by Mike Cooley, or "What It Means," in which Patterson Hood aligns himself, through a sort of square-jawed empathy, with the Black Lives Matter movement. ATO. Sept. 1043. from The New York Times
"I wanted for a while to combine my love of twinks with my love of politics and Donald Trump," Wintrich explains as we walk past blown-up portraits of slim, hairless, strong-jawed young men, posed like Grecian statues with their laurels replaced with "Make America Great Again" hats. from Vice
The man, identified by Dutch media as Jawed S., is a 19-year-old Afghan with residency in Germany, who traveled to Amsterdam to carry out an attack because of what he said were repeated insults to God, the Koran and Islam's Prophet Mohammed, prosecutors said in a statement. from Reuters
He's written virtually no Who lyrics, composed virtually no Who music, and in his various Who phases — long-jawed hard-nut mod sneerer, psychedelic crooner/teaser, bare-chested super-rock blusterer — he has essentially enacted the visions and mood swings of the band's prodigious guitarist and songwriter, Pete Townshend. from The New York Times
On Baseball If you want to draw the conclusion that Manager Joe Girardi— with his jut-jawed, crew-cut appearance, his degree in engineering and the phone-book-thick binder he once kept at his ready in the dugout — is meticulous in his preparation, who is he to argue? from The New York Times
Whereas almost everything that he puts his hands on — from those wigs to the keen, Brideshead side-partings on the heads of smooth-jawed, bland young socialites; from the motorbikes to the jaw-jaws in the jungle — has been flung into the lumber room of history long ago. from Hyperallergic
It helps that the third — who's sleeping with her sensitive husband's superior and starts her days by pulling a bottle of gin from the freezer — is played by Jessica Raine of "Call the Midwife," who brings a sultry, complicated vibe to a show that's mostly square-jawed and obvious. from The New York Times
The slaves who work in the house — mostly women, like Amirah Vann's steel-jawed Ernestine and Jurnee Smollett-Bell's nervous Rosalee — long for the camaraderie some of the field slaves have but which they can never express themselves since they're constantly in the same rooms as their white masters. from Vox
The game was played without incident one day after Phillies starter Jake Arrieta hit three Mets with pitches and threatened afterward to " ... put a dent in (the) skull" of New York third baseman Todd Frazier, who jawed at Arrieta after he was hit by a pitch in the fifth inning. from Reuters
Less than 30 years later, that empire had vanished, buried beneath the insupportable burden of its own contradictions, as if 600 years of Habsburg domination — even in the great 193th-century portraits by Velasquez, we see how inbred, lantern-jawed, and sickly-looking they were becoming — had scarcely existed at all. from Hyperallergic
While Day-Lewis has since become an above-the-title star and the only man to ever win three Oscars for best actor, Grant found himself shaped by an acting teacher who told him he was too "lantern-jawed, tombstone-faced, and sepulchral-featured" to ever make it as a lead. from The New York Times
These are real, raw testimonies, straight from the fingers of men and women who a mere 200 hours ago were bug-eyed, slack-jawed miscreants inhaling cigarettes like they were going out of fashion whilst playing three seconds of every track in their iTunes library—shouting "YES MATE THIS ONE FUCKING HEELLLLLLL" at each song. from Vice
Some of the pictures are extremely well known, such as the cover image of a slack-jawed but immaculately coifed supermarket bag boy rounding up shopping carts, while others are less so: page after page of riveting, often untitled character studies, some of them in black-and-white and from very early in his career. from The New York Times
And here, on the sidewalk outside was a gang of white boys come to heckle, a rag tail rabble, slack-jawed, black-jacketed, grinning fit to kill, and some of them, God save the mark, were waving the proud and honored flag of the Southern states in the last war fought by gentlemen. Pheu! from Politico
Image: Screengrab via Google CacheWithout more details, a lot of this is inherently speculative—one could interpret this as a test for some kind of government op, or perhaps an attempt by the troll farm to pretend it had a real-life presence while it was hawking merchandise or linking slack-jawed US yokels to profit-generating malware. from Gizmodo
Even if the product wasn't great in this iteration, the idea was, and without that seed, well, we wouldn't know what it looks like to fly a wingsuit through tiny gaps in cliffs, what an eagle sees as it hunts, or any number of incredible things that have left us slack-jawed over the last decade. from Gizmodo
Not to sound like the world's worst stoner but me and a good friend of mine once got very, very, very stoned and this track came on the stereo and we both sat there slack-jawed saying "THIS CANNOT BE REAL" over and over again, and that's the best compliment you can pay a record, I think. from Vice
The episode brings up long-running gags (like Charlie's obsession with the Waitress he's been effectively stalking all series long) and more obscure references (like the mystery of what exactly happened when Charlie and Dee had sex), and then has the other characters who hear about them, especially the duo leading the seminar, react in abject, slack-jawed horror. from Vox
"When a football game is on, it's more fun to have a group of friends yelling at the TV than to sit alone — we try to recreate that vibe through Let's Watch It." In other words, you can see your friends go slack jawed as a horse fights an alligator without ever leaving the comfort of your couch. from Mashable
As the conscience-stricken pirate Frederic, apprenticed by mistake to the band of brigands by his adoring nursemaid (you'll recall she was meant to put him in service to a pilot), Kyle Dean Massey, recently on the TV series "Nashville" but also in Broadway's "Pippin," has the square-jawed handsomeness and boyish virility that suit the role. from The New York Times
Em Pty Gallery is for fans (in the future, the designer plans to have artists mount exhibitions in the space, which his clothes will complement), and many walk in with phones up, standing slack-jawed in front of a blue ticker sign that hangs over the garage doorway, waiting to record the moment that "VIRGIL ABLOH" trails across. from The New York Times
CreditCreditAndrew White for The New York Times To that pocket-square-wearing, sidecar-sipping human known as the "Esquire man," this was life as it was intended to be: a roomful of wags in natty suits throwing back cocktails and trading banter in one of Manhattan's hottest restaurants, as willowy models and square-jawed movie stars circled the room. from The New York Times
Mr. Birch — a trim, square-jawed 53-year-old with blue-green eyes and salt and pepper spackled hair — hobnobs with the Olsen twins (who featured an assortment of his furniture at the most recent presentation of their line, the Row), introduced Helmut Lang to his assortment of Wegner furniture and has recently been giving Jimmy Fallon advice on his Gramercy Park home. from The New York Times
The resident opened the young man's belly in two moves: with a knife he made a swift, decisive slash down the middle, through the skin, from the rib cage to below his umbilicus, then with open-jawed scissors pushed upward through the linea alba—the tough fibrous tendon that runs between the abdominal muscles—as if it were wrapping paper. from New Yorker
The White House disclosed the news on a day when Mr. Trump fired up his supporters at a campaign-style rally in Harrisburg, Pa. The timing of the announcement — after a speech that was a grievance-filled jeremiad — encapsulated this president after 100 days in office: still ready to say and do things that leave people, even on his staff, slack-jawed. from The New York Times
The square-jawed Mr. Kelly, the first general to hold the chief of staff position since Alexander M. Haig during the Nixon administration, will be an imposing and strait-laced figure in a West Wing filled with constantly warring aides and advisers, most of whom came to Washington with virtually no experience in federal government before Mr. Trump's victory last year. from The New York Times
The truck was driven by Serenity Park's manager, Matt Simmons, a tautly built, square-jawed 213-year-old, who came to the sanctuary in 2006 after making little progress as a patient in traditional group therapy at the V.A. When his therapist first instructed him to visit the aviary down the hill, Simmons thought he was going to be ''dealing with chickens,'' he later told me. from The New York Times
Right from the jump, the show leaned into the fact that McCormack's square-jawed Will seems exactly like the kind of leading man viewers were used to seeing on sitcoms, exploiting that familiarity to add more impact to the fact that Will is gay, and the most important woman in his life is the best friend he used to date in college before he realized as much. from Vox
Taking place in an unspecifiable moment in the 20th century that somehow evokes the late '40s, the mid-70s and the years just before both world wars, Marcello's mock-epic includes documentary footage, wealthy decadence, left-wing politics, angry speeches (in Italian!), beautiful women, square-jawed men, quotations from Baudelaire and the heroic deployment of manual typewriters, hand-rolled cigarettes, ascots and Volvo sedans. from The New York Times
In black-and-white photographs from the fifties and early sixties, Logue has a look that was once called Kennedyesque: square-jawed and confident, with the slightly weary gaze, of a kind perhaps more Bobby than John, of a good man trying to elevate his countrymen while being perplexed by his colleagues—the kind of man who can use the phrase "fellow-citizens" often and sincerely. from New Yorker
The ''flourish'' turned into something much more elaborate: an extended pole dance in which Lopez, dressed in something close to nothing, spins, twists and kicks through a display of erotic athleticism that ends with 300 strip-club patrons on their feet roaring, the stage carpeted with dollar bills and a struggling young dancer named Destiny (played by Constance Wu) in a state of slack-jawed adoration. from The New York Times
While the museum focuses solely on techniques like leatherwork, pleating, and embroidery that span centuries (at the omission of newer fashion categories like wearables, light technology, and performance materials — and indie designers who are pioneers in the space like Chromat and Anrealage), the exhibit provides plenty of opportunities for you to go slack-jawed at the workmanship, via both man and machine, that go into a single garment. from Refinery 29
But the rappers reveal the most when caught responding to someone else's performance: Megan Thee Stallion barely tolerating Lil Mosey; YK Osiris in slack-jawed awe of DaBaby's arrogant ferocity; Blueface and YBN Cordae hitting the woah while Rico Nasty speed talks; Comethazine staring out into the ether while Tierra Whack, going a cappella, offers a master class in rapping, an art form of which Comethazine has little understanding. from The New York Times
But the rappers reveal the most when caught responding to someone else's performance: Megan Thee Stallion barely tolerating Lil Mosey; YK Osiris in slack-jawed awe of DaBaby's arrogant ferocity; Blueface and YBN Cordae hitting the woah while Rico Nasty speed talks; Comethazine staring out into the ether while Tierra Whack, going a cappella, offers a master class in rapping, an art form of which Comethazine has little understanding. from The New York Times
Hours earlier he'd left America and the rest of the world slack-jawed in astonishment at his fawning press conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin, where at every turn, Trump seemed to take Putin's side and attack his own country, explaining that in their private meeting Putin had been "extremely strong and powerful" in denying Russia interfered in the 2016 election -- despite the conclusion of the US intelligence agencies that it had. from CNN
They are, in an incontrovertible and empirical sense, endowed—blessed with gifts that dwarf those of the rest of us, most obviously in the corporeal department: frames like buildings, ballistic arrays of muscle fiber, hand-eye coordination and balance and poise and power that sends fans into slack-jawed wonder and sportswriters deep, deep into the analogy pit in an attempt to dredge up something, anything, that can translate these outlying specimens into something closer to the rest of the species. from Vice
As we pick up the shattered pieces of our souls in the wake of Meryl Streep's devastating blow to our glass-jawed egos and, to paraphrase La Streep's quotation of her departed friend Carrie Fisher, take our broken hearts and make them into mixed martial arts, let's take a moment to look back at some of the other ways in which prominent politicians, boxers, and scribes have used their platforms to denigrate our sport and hurt our MMA-loving feelings. from Vice
On a crisp, overcast, and breezy Monday afternoon in San Francisco on December 9, 1968, before an SRO audience of more than 2,19973 slack-jawed computer engineers, a soft-spoken engineer named Douglas Engelbart held the first public demonstration of word processing, point-and-clicking, dragging-and-dropping, hypermedia and hyperlinking, cross-file editing, idea/outline processing, collaborative groupware, text messaging, onscreen real-time video teleconferencing, and a weird little device dubbed a "mouse" — the essentials of a graphical user interface (GUI) 15 years before the first personal computers went on sale. from Mashable
Yet Anna's robotic poise and eagerness to please recall Ms Kidman's role in the 2014 remake of "The Stepford Wives"—and there is something weird about the children's willingness to discuss menstruation and body hair with their parents (besides, they keep arguing over their "MP3 players"—who says "MP3 players" instead of "iPods", anyway?) The most mysterious facet of Steven's existence is his relationship with Martin (Barry Keoghan, of "Dunkirk"), a slobby, slack-jawed 16-year-old who keeps turning up at his house and at the hospital where he works. from Economist