There's Cersei (Lena Headey), with a very Cersei serious expression.
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Meanwhile Bryan looks at Richie, who is facing the camera, with a serious expression.
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The "Young and Beautiful" singer uploaded a photo of herself donning a serious expression.
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There was no deep serious expression behind the song, but people read things into it.
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Trump smiled briefly, but otherwise kept a serious expression on his face for the brief session.
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She wondered whether the serious expression was there to counteract the joyfulness of the saffron robes.
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Kardashian West, sporting blonde hair, wore only a serious expression in the photo, seemingly taken in a bathroom.
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Dimplez also shared the statement on Instagram along with updated cover art of himself sporting a serious expression.
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Despite the serious expression in his photo, the clean-shaven Martinez looked younger than his age of 30.
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In another, the 19-year-old is seen standing in front of the Indian Ocean, sporting a serious expression.
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She liked his serious expression as he walked, how he seemed to dwell on serious matters, unravelling confusion, clever.
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Her arms support her Mao poster in a defiant V-shape, which frames her formidable afro and serious expression.
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He listens to my question with a serious expression, then pauses for at least half a minute before he answers.
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She kept her arms folded across her chest and a serious expression on her face as she exited the airport.
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I always had a thing for John OLERUD, though, an excellent Met, with his serious expression and permanent batting helmet.
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Jerome, with a very serious expression, asked what Dom would do if an alien wanted to have sex with him.
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The mom of two struck a pose and donned a serious expression with her toned abs and arms on full display.
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A binding offer, or a serious expression of interest, for Alitalia will arrive by end of the month, Di Maio forecast.
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YOU DON'T HAVE TO LOOK AT THE LITTLE BALD BLOKE WITH A SERIOUS EXPRESSION DOING SERIOUS THINGS WITH SERIOUS HARDWARE YOU KNOW?
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Bearing a serious expression throughout her five dives, Ren only broke out into a small smile after her final score was tallied.
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The group turned toward Benjamin Jennings, who wore a serious expression, with a shock of long hair in dreadlocks flipped to the side.
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In other photos, Fawaz was shown giving a serious expression as he sported a pair of sweatpants and a long-sleeved shirt along with sandals.
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But the Rocky Horror Picture Show leading lady doesn't seem at all fazed by the competition as she keeps a serious expression on her face.
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Speaking about a wide range of subjects, he folded his legs and looked off into the distance, wearing a serious expression and avoiding eye contact.
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It's hard not to see the contrast with Obama's serious expression through the prism of Donald Trump's election and the sudden deferment of that promise.
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At first, I thought I was merely being overeager, so I took on a more serious expression, less Justin and more his older lover, Brian.
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Footage of the incident showed Wade effortlessly making a shot before turning to Hart who laughed and appeared to address Wade, who sported a serious expression.
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" But Donovan said his office would not prosecute any of the threats against Morris because they did not constitute "a serious expression of an attempt to harm.
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In one photo, Gregg sported white pants, white shoes and a blue shirt, giving a serious expression as Leakes gazed at him with her arms around his next.
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But to bring it outside the protections of the First Amendment, the law requires a "true threat" -- a serious expression of intent to do harm to the president.
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Model-turned-actress Depp donned a serious expression in the portraits and posed alongside her castmates – including Harley Quinn Smith, the daughter of director Kevin Smith – on the red carpet.
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In one photo, Beyonce posed in her couture Maison Francesco Scognamiglio gown, giving a serious expression while Blue (in all her ethereal finery) gave a fierce look of her own.
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Teenagers Rescued After Falling Through the Ice in Central Park In one shot, Turnbull showed off his sparkling smile, and Jonas sported a serious expression as they posed alongside the pond.
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Mrs Obama, by contrast, is a wary campaigner, easily stung by the wilful distortions of the right-wing press, who called her "Obama's Baby Mama" and mistook her serious expression for anger.
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"Serious expression of interest from third parties for several assets have already been received," the Madrid-based investment company said, adding a deal could be arranged in a "very short time frame".
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Today those concerns found their most serious expression yet, when the European Commission, the executive arm of the EU, opened proceedings against the Polish government under Article 7.1 of the EU treaty.
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Donovan on Monday said Morris was clearly a victim of harassment, but that the threats did not demonstrate "a serious expression of an attempt to harm," according to the report by CNN.
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It's an objective definition: If a reasonable person would foresee the statement would be interpreted by the audience hearing it as a serious expression of an intention to harm or kill the president, then it's a true threat.
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In order to win a conviction, prosecutors needed to convince jurors that Wexler's comments were "a serious expression of an intent to physically harm or murder" Bowdich and other agents and that "a reasonable person" would interpret them that way as well.
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In order to win a conviction against Wexler, prosecutors must convince jurors that Wexler's comments were "a serious expression of an intent to physically harm or murder" Bowdich and other agents and that "a reasonable person" would interpret them that way as well.
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Representative Madeleine Dean — one of four Democratic women elected to the House last year from Pennsylvania, whose congressional delegation was previously all-male — said an aide would stand in the back of the room during her campaign events, holding up a cardboard sign with a smiley face to remind her to shift the serious expression she naturally wore while listening to voters.
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For the Sixth Doctor opening this was changed to using two photographs – one of the Doctor with a serious expression which changes to a second image showing the Doctor smiling. This limited animation would continue with the opening sequence for the Seventh Doctor.
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Linda tells Helen to drop by their restaurant anytime with Teddy and they drive off. In the last shot, the family faces the camera, and through the back window, the camera shows Helen with a serious expression on her face as dramatic music plays.
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He is usually seen with a serious expression. When he was younger, he was usually seen training. He was strong enough to break a boulder in two with a single strike, mediate underwater and even studied diligently. He also was often seen with Samon by his side.
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Ebijūrō is captured in a dramatic mie pose. He stands barefoot, feet planted wide apart, body bent forward at the waist. With a serious expression, he stares into the distance with his body angled in three quarter profile to the right. He appears to have been startled into a defensive pose.
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The expressions on the models' faces are also significant: Moore's face has a serious expression, hearkening back to the classical "Venus Pudica" pose, while Nielsen's face bears a smirk, disrupting serious appreciation. The ultimate contrast is that of a healthy pregnant woman, compared with an older man's face superimposed onto a woman's body.
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Though Yogi cares for everyone, he has a soft spot for Gareki. ; : :Another fighter of the Second Ship's crew, and Hirato's subordinate. She is always wearing a serious expression on her face, is down to earth, and very dedicated. Tsukumo is a skilled acrobat and her beauty is complimented by both men and women.
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What use does the ink brush have? Wang responded, "Without ink brushes, where does money come from?" It was said that from this point on, there were increasing tension between generals and chancellors. Later, when Guo was about to leave the capital, he went to see Liu Chengyou and stated to him: Liu Chengyou showed a serious expression and thanked Guo.
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In his later life, he also painted numerous self-portraits, always with a serious expression on his face. Suffering from depression, in 1937 Czigány killed his family and committed suicide.Michael Largo, Genius and Heroin: Creativity and Reckless Abandon, HarperCollins, 2010, p. 284, accessed 1 February 2013 Shortly after the end of World War II, a solo retrospective exhibition was held in Budapest to honor Czigány's art work.
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Simberg's paintings emphasize mainly macabre and supernatural topics. Simberg's most famous painting is The Wounded Angel. Its titular character appears in the shape of a winged angel with a bandaged head, borne on a stretcher by two somberly dressed boys, one of whom looks toward the viewer with a serious expression. The painting is the best known of the artist's works and is especially famous in Finland.
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The statue depicts Maria de la Queillerie's stately figure with a serious expression. She wears a circular collar and a wide skirt hangs from her cosseted waist. A nosegay keeps her hair out of her eye. She carries a fruit basket in her left arm and a bouquet of flowers in her right hand, hinting at her interest in gardening and produce growing for the Cape refreshment station.
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However, due to the constrating aesthetics the manga had. As a result, Gotōge discarded the drawing and instead drew a similar design with Tanjiro having a serious expression. In the initial design, Tanjiro did not have a scar or wear earrings, but in the end they felt these features really accentuated the character. In the making of the cast, Tanjiro had four supporting characters who would balance each other due to their different skills.
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The text is based on a poem of the same title by Walt Whitman.Sea Drift (1903) by Frederick Delius also sets (parts of) this poem, but Coghill was not aware of this when she wrote the piece; see Klein (1996), p. 179. The work is remarkable for its unconventional tenor line (resembling the irregular metre of the poetry), the use of whole-tone scales, and its overall serious expression and emotional drama.Klein (1996), p. 178–185.
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Wodehouse (2008) [1971], Much Obliged, Jeeves, chapter 2, p. 16. She is "a large, genial soul", and Bertie praises "her humanity, sporting qualities, and general good-eggishness".Wodehouse (2008) [1934], Right Ho, Jeeves, chapter 4, p. 39. Though typically friendly, she is capable, with effort, of going into an authoritative "grande dame act" if the situation calls for it, assuming a serious expression and cold, aristocratic tone.Wodehouse (2008) [1971], Much Obliged, Jeeves, chapter 15, pp. 172-173.
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He goes to check on the family members and sees Mr. Julio setting the table for Christmas dinner, Vilma and Carlos in a loving embrace, and Betinha and Luciana opening presents. Marins silently takes his leave as they sing Christmas carols. The film ends with a shot of Betinha's face with a serious expression. The camera zooms in to the reflection in her eye which shows Coffin Joe who is laughing amid the sounds of tortured screams.
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Laneuville's style was so similar to that of David, that many of his works have been wrongly attributed to David. An example of his style is the Portrait of Jean Antoine Joseph Debry (1793, Indiana University Art Museum). Debry was a deputy to the National Convention which was to draw up a constitution for France following the Revolution. Debry is shown in the portrait with a serious expression which invites the viewer to share in his exercise of Republican responsibility and virtues.
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On the left there stand a donkey and an ox looking on behind a low tumbled-down wall. The naked Baby Jesus lies on a white swaddling cloth and, behind him, two kneeling angels hold a blank inscription band. On the right there stands St Joseph, covered in a long red robe, with a serious expression on his face. Portrayed in profile, his head is disproportionately small compared with Mary as well as with the size of his own body.
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The diversity of elements, although praised by most reviewers, was criticized by some publishers. The Skinny's Pete Wild commented that, despite all the elements throughout their career, the band still failed to leave its mark on a mainstream audience. He concluded his review saying that it is an album for "our doomy times and is perhaps one best listened to at night, with a stiff drink in your hand and a serious expression on your face.", and gave it a score of 2 out of 5 stars.
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Courts have held that a person is guilty of the offense if certain criteria are met. Specifically, the person must intentionally make a threat in a context, and under such circumstances, that a reasonable person would foresee that the statement would be interpreted by persons hearing or reading it as a serious expression of an intention to harm the president. The statement must also not be the result of mistake, duress or coercion. A true threat is a serious threat and not words uttered as a mere political argument, idle talk, or jest.
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The Styrian Coarse-haired Hound is a medium-sized hound, with height at the withers of 45–53 cm (17.5–21 in), and weight between 15–18 kg (33-40 lbs) with a well muscled body and a serious expression. The breed name refers to the coat, which is harsh and rough (although not shaggy). Coat colours are red and fawn; a white mark on the chest may be present. The breed tolerates extremes of temperature well, and has remained a healthy breed through "refresher breeding" (Auffrischungszucht, outcrossing).
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While busking, Rats performs the poetry that he writes in his spare time, and though it is crude and childish, he sees it as a serious expression of his feelings and beliefs. The uncensored and brash nature of the poetry attracts the attention of the Garda Síochána, and lands Rats in further trouble. Throughout the series, we see Rats concentrate on trying to bring his band, 'spermdotcom', into the mainstream. The band did experience some minor success some years beforehand, reaching No. 27 in the charts in Finland.
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Jumping the broom was always done before witnesses as a public ceremonial announcement that a couple chose to become as close to married as was then allowed.In 'The Story of My Life' (1897) a white author, Mary Ashton Rice Livermore, described a broomstick wedding she attended at a Virginia plantation c. 1842. The preacher (a fellow enslaved person) encouraged the marrying couple to see the broomstick-jumping as a serious expression of their mutual commitment, although he was well aware of the legal limitations of the ceremony. Jumping the broom fell out of practice when black people were free to marry legally.
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Arakawa had trouble depicting this, feeling it was an important part of the series, and was unsure whether the result was good. When the first guidebook of the series was released, Arakawa was surprised by the large number of images featuring Mustang and supposed he was a character "that's easy to mess with." Regarding Mustang's popularity within fans, Arakawa stated that while some consider him good-looking, it is still above average and that he was not too tall. While checking sketches she made before the series, Arakawa commented that most featuring Mustang are comical, with few of them showing him with a serious expression.
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In proof > of this, you will notice that any good comedian always maintains a serious > expression on his face, no matter how funny his lines may be; for let the > actor realize that his lines are funny and laugh at them, ever so little, > himself, and his audience immediately will freeze up. Consequently, in my > impersonations, for example, I seriously study the person I wish to imitate > and rehearse the impersonation many times in the serious vein, before I even > attempt to give it a humorous twist. Then I try to insert the humor while > still in the character of the person I am portraying. Thus, the basis of > actuality is given to the impersonation.
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Neither a child, nor an adult, with a serious expression on his face, but with the size of a child, clothed according to the style of the upper classes, bourgeoisie or nobility (Artist Jovan Popović painted the portrait of distinguished and ageing Sava Tekelija wearing such clothes), the future lawyer was depicted in a typical, slightly stiff pose, characteristic of a Biedermeier painting. His body and his arms are somewhat disproportionate to his head, but his face is painted carefully, with extraordinary warmth and directness. The details on his clothes - the decorative stripes, the buttons, the folds of his coat, the bow on his shirt - are accentuated in their simplicity to emphasize the importance of the depicted person. "Dva idola (1851)" made him famous.
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Additionally, as the machine would cost much less than the larger systems then available, it would also be able to serve users that needed a lower-cost solution dedicated to a specific task, where a larger 36-bit machine would not be needed. In 1957 when the pair and Ken's brother Stan went looking for capital, they found that the American business community was hostile to investing in computer companies. Many smaller computer companies had come and gone in the 1950s, wiped out when new technical developments rendered their platforms obsolete, and even large companies like RCA and General Electric were failing to make a profit in the market. The only serious expression of interest came from Georges Doriot and his American Research and Development Corporation (AR&D;).
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