But economists and entrepreneurs inside the country are reacting stoically.
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"So far the (American) contribution is weak," he said stoically.
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Each criticism was a stinging blow that Watson stoically absorbed.
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Cher stoically announcing that she'll be playing all the parts?
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My students stoically prepare to go back to being inmates.
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The Black Rod waited stoically for the speaker to comply.
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Peterson, 62, sat stoically as the judge read the jury's decision.
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He loses his arm in a car crash and responds stoically.
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Pistorius sat stoically as the judge explained her decision, CBS News reports.
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The man under his heel grimaced but bore Mr. Maslikhov's weight stoically.
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Some wept softly but others sat stoically at tables, awaiting official news.
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Melania and Ivanka stoically looked on as they all posed for pics.
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"Those are the fun ones to block," he said stoically on Sunday.
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He's a man who stoically accepts the disappointments and downshifts of life.
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And thousands of women have stoically, silently endured the pain of abuse.
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He sat there stoically, not much of an expression on his face.
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During phone surveys, an interviewer aims to stoically ask a series of questions.
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First, she stands stoically in a white sculptural dress, overpowering the statue's softness.
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"Heavy" is blandly suggestive of burdens stoically borne rather than horrors unwillingly endured.
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His parents sat stoically with furrowed brows in the chairs next to him.
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Between games, he stood courtside, gesticulating with his hands while Marina stoically listened.
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This is not a time to optimize or stoically pretend nothing has changed.
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Other than that, she sat stoically in court for the 10-day trial.
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The officer's wife sat stoically, arms folded, as the long verdict was delivered.
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Any beef he has with you he will stoically pound out across the canvas.
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Their daughter stood by her mother, standing stoically and with her head held tall.
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When the verdict was announced, Ali, also known as Cassius Clay, accepted it stoically.
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CJ stood stoically by her side and was occasionally rewarded his favorite chicken treats.
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But a silence stoically maintained, she now understood, did not give her any dignity.
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We stoically choked down whatever meals they passed off on us in the meantime.
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Along the highest edge, stuffed birds of prey and masks stoically watch over the hall.
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"No," he stoically replied, as Nick, may I just say, nodded yes in the back.
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Two dog friends, Dog 1 and Dog 2, sit stoically on their favorite bench swing.
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Mr. Hernandez, now 55, sat stoically through the statements in State Supreme Court in Manhattan.
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Played stoically by rapper-cum-actor Common, Cassian brings a sense of nuance to Wickworld.
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Whatever happens, another senior F.B.I. official said stoically, the bureau will continue to investigate crimes.
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Mr. Trump handled his second-place finish stoically, thanking Iowans and insisting he loved the state.
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Concluding the solemn clip, the actor laments, "He's really gone," stoically referencing his once-substantial mustache.
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Rather than stoically carrying on, players are more willing to admit to concerns about their heads.
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We failed miserably, and while all of my groupmates took it quite stoically, I was devastated.
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They stoically refused to applaud for things like veterans, low unemployment and military gains against ISIS.
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In a sergeant's office, I sat stoically before a metal desk, waiting to make my call.
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They wait stoically at home for a store delivery promised for some time between 10 a.m.
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The route eventually became a gentle downslope through pastureland where curious cows stared at us stoically.
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It's an especially striking image against the other 19 leaders who stare stoically or smile professionally.
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This is the koan that fuels this season: It is the sound of one hand stoically waving.
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Elizabeth Hardwick, who stoically endured the countless infidelities of her husband, Robert Lowell, knew something about this.
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One woman sobbed as she lamented a rise in white nationalism, while the pastor stoically consoled her.
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"I had a chance to put my team ahead and unfortunately I couldn't convert," Ramos said stoically.
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We spoke with survivors of the shooting and relatives of the victims who stoically endured the testimony.
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European leaders once stoically bore President Trump's attacks, and labored to adjust to his preferences and prejudices.
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A Buddhist monk, doused with gasoline, squatting stoically in the street as roaring flames consume his body.
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Tall and sepulchral, she repeatedly materializes as a beautiful apparition — stoically observing the action but only sometimes intervening.
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Another historical drama might look at Anne stoically facing these changes while dealing with her own declining health.
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His wife, Kathleen, seated behind him, sat stoically, looking at the floor as the prosecutor attacked her husband.
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The nominee — and his family and friends — sat stoically absorbing the scene that must have been somewhat overwhelming.
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They played for the jury — which watched stoically — dramatic footage from a dash camera that captured the shooting.
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Lucia calmly turns to Jackie and stoically states "That's not the same thing," and segues into another topic.
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"At any moment I might disappear, my life will end, we don't know how soon," Amadeo said stoically.
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"You are the essence of my duty … [I'm] in, not out," Philip stoically explains, directly referencing the boat conversation.
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Throughout the almost two-hour hearing, Butina flipped her long red hair a few times but generally sat stoically.
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But the Japanese stood stoically in line and bowed in appreciation when the helicopter landed with food and water.
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Fifteen minutes earlier, in the basement cafe, he had been somewhat subdued, stoically hunched over a cup of coffee.
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For many in Britain, who became stoically inured to the threat of I.R.A. bombings, it was about suppressing terrorism.
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" Democrats and Republicans sat stoically as their names were called, exuding confidence with their calls of "aye" or "no.
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Desperately I tried to summon the postwar masculinity of my Wisconsin-born relatives, who bore their hair loss stoically.
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Are these words one would normally associate with the guy who once stoically wrestled terrorists off Air Force One?
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But Cheryl doesn't accept the apology; instead she slaps Jughead and beats his chest while he just stands there stoically.
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Andrew is a true+real gentleman and is stoically steadfast to not only his duty but also his kindness + goodness.
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He looked on stoically as his attorney countered the prosecution's claims that he maliciously killed Scott on April 4, 2015.
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Angus can often be found adorned in a stylish jean vest gazing stoically into the distance or, at times, yawning.
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Who would I be, after all, if not Barferina, stoically doing the best I can in spite of my migraines?
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There's the visual of a young rapper energetically performing on top of a boardroom table as executives stoically appraise him.
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When my dogs left me out of the blue three weeks ago, I left stoically without the pencil man knowing.
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Trump's trip, which included plenty of humdrum moments where she stood stoically behind the president, staring ahead and saying nothing.
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We spoke with survivors of the shooting and relatives of his victims, who stoically endured six days of tormenting testimony.
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A sister and one friend sat stoically on their own until a church group showed up to sing a hymn.
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The scene inside was tense, with Democrats angrily protesting the Supreme Court nominee, and Flake sat stoically with a frown.
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One plucky woman, having heard the postman was on the way, stood stoically with her mailbox tucked under her arm.
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As the committee ran through a roll call of senators' votes, she sat silently and stoically after her name was called.
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"Turn off the sound," Claire says as the camera continues to push down the table on Claire and Frank sitting stoically.
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Lines stretched around the block of the cathedral Thursday for the public viewing, where Celine stoically greeted a number of mourners.
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Even if you tend to deal stoically with volatility, make sure you consider the goal of the money invested in stocks.
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"Judge Kavanaugh, what may be going through your mind right now is to simply and stoically endure this hearing," Hirono said.
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The 90-second commercial opens with a father and son sitting stoically in a McCafe with a coffee cup between them.
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"Andrew is a true+real gentleman and is stoically steadfast to not only his duty but also his kindness + goodness @TheDukeOfYork."
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"Andrew is a true+real gentleman and is stoically steadfast to not only his duty but also his kindness + goodness @TheDukeOfYork."
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"We're probably going to die soon," she tells her friend Gendry all stoically as they prepare for the Battle of Winterfell.
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The Yankees sat stoically in their spots in the dugout — so Stanton high-fived the empty space in front of him.
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In "Greenland 2015," a cryolite miner, fisherman, whaler, and Artic iceberg field researcher named Jakob lies stoically among ice-patched rocks.
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"You're a liar — he's too small to rape anyone," a woman shouted at the girl, who sat stoically in the courthouse.
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One student, wearing a red bow tie, stands stoically in the far upper right corner with his hands at his sides.
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Yusuke, rather than return home defeated, stoically honors his reservation at an otherwise empty restaurant and eats a catfish dinner alone.
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It puts its hope, stoically, in faith, with or without concrete evidence: "Heaven must love God's problem child," the song insists.
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The young man stares stoically in front of the American flag but poses jokingly with his comrades in the US Army.
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The man stood stoically, mouthing words under his breath, as three different executioners took turns striking his back with a cane.
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" West stood by stoically, finally responding to the press asking about the meeting: "I just want to take a picture right now.
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Others saw toxic pollution and environmental disasters as the sort of risk essential to a vibrant economy, something to be stoically endured.
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Its duopoly with Airbus means that, in the short run, airlines and suppliers have little choice but to bear the costs stoically.
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The first couple held their hands over their hearts as they stood stoically on the South Lawn for the 8:46 a.m.
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Though stoically confident that she would remain in-post until 2021, the chancellor used her interview last night to acknowledge those concerns.
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But when you're done watching Richard Madden stoically save lives with nary a tremble, you may sense a vacuum in your life.
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The optics are bizarre: Republican senators look on stoically as Blasey shares her story and their hired gun tries to disprove it.
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Balding and mustachioed and dressed in a blue polo, he too is calm and resolute, knowing his role and accepting it stoically.
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Iran were well organized at the back and defended stoically but did not have enough men going forward in the first half.
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Eyes follow him to the front of the hall, where he sits down stoically while a compère lists his novels and awards.
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For four minutes, a breaking-news animation alternated random still pictures with tracking shots of a presenter who sat stoically in silence.
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The dhansak awaits at the far end of the room, where a waiter stands stoically blank behind three silver-domed chafing dishes.
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Looks like Jamie might've felt the same way, 'cause he stoically looked on as the dude kept going and going and going.
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And when the President concluded, Pelosi could be seen on camera stoically ripping up the pages on which Trump's speech was printed.
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Officer Shelby sat stoically at the defense table Wednesday as her trial opened before a jury of three men and nine women.
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Hundreds of lawmakers packed the hall on Thursday morning, watching stoically as the casket — draped in an American flag — was carried in.
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Another woman stoically told me how doctors had informed her that her daughter would soon start suffering debilitating seizures, a complication from microcephaly.
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She also shared another photo of both couples posing stoically together, except for the beautiful bride, who couldn't help but crack a smile.
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The justices, in line with tradition, sat stoically while Trump made his remarks on abortion, as Republicans in the chamber cheered and stood.
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The plain contradiction here, of course, is that in refusing to do what it's told, the machine is stoically following its explicit commands.
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You see, for a second, the face of the young girl who just watched a man shot to death, staring stoically at you.
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Most of the people around me are scribbling last-minute notes in their journals; others are sitting stoically waiting for the first call.
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The perfection and refinement that McMakin attains is paradoxical, as his work hints at feelings of isolation, abandonment, and loss, all stoically endured.
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In crisp, clear prose, it told the story of a simple man's day in a labor camp, where he stoically endured endless injustices.
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Asia is presented as a bejeweled woman stoically siting atop a throne supported by human skulls and surrounded by near-naked, emaciated serfs.
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Standing on a literal pedestal in the courtyard of the Imperial Palace, the President observed stoically as cordons of Japanese troops presented in formation.
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If he's wise, Trump will simply hunker down and try to stoically endure the storm of bad news coming his way, thanks to Comey.
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He hoped to manufacture an "iconic" image; facing a few hundred journalists, he looked out stoically, with a squint, and then pumped his fist.
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They galavanted across the globe hand-in-hand, frolicked in the sea without a care in the world and stoically sat on rocks together.
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Ottawa (CNN)Pale and grim-faced, Robert Lloyd Schellenberg sat stoically as he listened to a Chinese court sentence him to death on Monday.
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But of all the show's frustrations, its most egregious one was its depiction of Mr. Porter, the school's counselor, stoically portrayed by Derek Luke.
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Instead it's about tough men toughing it out in tough conditions while laughing — or stoically staring or occasionally trembling — in the face of death.
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And while I quickly set my intention to go stoically to work like a Brit in the Blitz, I couldn't tell where I was.
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They tried to hold things together, but refused to seek therapy or any kind of help, choosing instead to stoically muscle through their pain.
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The final verdict: [holds phone to his ear while staring stoically into the middle distance] In favor: OK, I think we all get it.
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"We talked about how beautifully and stoically Hillary embodies women's fight for equality, and how the pantsuit is an emblem of that struggle," she said.
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And does Christian ever add an ounce of emotion to his voice, or is he still living by Edward Cullen's guide to being stoically sexy?
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During "Forward," the other Blake collaboration, the video has its most moving sequence: family members stoically holding photographs of men who were killed by police.
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Some unfold vertically like the gills of an accordion, swiveling effortlessly up from their bases; others stand stoically, their smooth surfaces defined by crisp edges.
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He appears in court when an ex-wife wants to relocate and sits stoically when the judge implies that he is the less dependable parent.
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I watched my aunt and mother suffer stoically as they simultaneously lost their father and gained an all-consuming, helpless charge in need of care.
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Rowan had taken the news stoically, with a maddening tilt of his head as he stared past Richard out the window of his dorm room.
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Having just sat stoically through Trump's unexpected Tuesday morning press conference, Stoltenberg was repeatedly asked about comments by Macron describing the alliance as "brain-dead".
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She was always a stickler for protocol and detail and stoically presided over the former president's weeklong funeral and celebration of his life in June 21953.
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At the start of the episode, we see Martinez and a few soldiers in the back of a chicken truck, sitting stoically among the chicken carcasses.
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He stood on a busy street corner and "became" Tank Man, the unidentified figure who stoically confronted the tanks on the morning of June 5th 1989.
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This is also where pleasant smiling Jeanette, who has been stoically giving part-time swimming lessons at the YMCA to help ease the financial strain, snaps.
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The visitors cry and wail or stare in shocked silence, but the townspeople look on stoically, in the way one might during a routine religious ceremony.
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In the past, the Saudis had at times reacted stoically to Iranian challenges over issues to do with pilgrimage and the kingdom's stewardship of holy places.
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A gigantic, 15' tall Superman statue stoically stands guard at the center of Metropolis, a small town in Southern Illinois with a population of about 6,500.
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When prompted for wild tales about those donations, or about visitors a bit too eager to down the Ukrainian spirits, the bartender stoically shakes his head.
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Before he was led away by a pair of federal marshals, Mr. Gotti blew a kiss to his family, many of whom took his sentence stoically.
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At the agency's Atlanta building, where detainees in orange jumpsuits filled the holding cells ringing the fluorescent intake room, Mr. Martinez-Samano sat stoically in handcuffs.
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The matriarch is Hortense (Nathalie Baye), who stoically and ably runs the household with her daughter, Solange (Laura Smet, who is Ms. Baye's real-life daughter).
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She handled it the way she handled most things -- stoically, stubbornly, doing what the doctors said -- and she then went on to live another 31 years.
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In time, she becomes independent (after a series of hardships which she endures stoically) all the while earning her living and finding love in the end.
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" Instead, she added, "it's about tough men toughing it out in tough conditions while laughing — or stoically staring or occasionally trembling — in the face of death.
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A handful of volunteers sat stoically in one room, making final calls to Hillary supporters to be certain that they actually turn up to the caucuses tonight.
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He marched forward stoically, the way so many from that generation seemed to do, and continued to work on the Apollo program until its conclusion, in 1975.
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Sampson's book does little to alter our conception of her as a passionate radical, stoically enduring Shelley's infidelities and the deaths of three of their four children.
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Who will forget the image of the stoically seated CBS anchor Gayle King intoning in a soothing tone "Robert, Robert" to a flailing, weeping, lying R. Kelly?
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She was always a stickler for protocol and detail and stoically presided over the former president's week-long funeral and celebration of his life in June 21952.
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Usually it's been him alone, or in a duo with John Digweed, stoically leading clubbers on a kaleidoscopic journey through the deepest emotions and the most blissful ecstasy.
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The pattern of forced demolition and relocation, with developers and officials in corrupt cahoots together, is common all over booming China, and for the most part stoically accepted.
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" Stoically, they tried to continue fucking but "it was all a bit shit by this point and I realized I'd really fucked up my coccyx, so I left.
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If I had not asked about his bucket list, he would have stoically undergone the radiation and chemotherapy, and the Maui trip would have remained a sunny fantasy.
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Unno (Chojuro Kawarasaki), a down-on-his-luck samurai, stoically endures a string of humiliations as he tries to collect on a debt owed to his dead father.
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Or perhaps my inquisitors imagine me in one of those paintings of a lonely lighthouse, furious waves breaching the rocks, while the lighthouse keeper stoically rides the storm.
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Claire, showing the strength and dignity of a commander in chief of whom one could be proud, watches stoically as the Secret Service guy takes away the body.
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Obviously, nothing about this is okay, so we're going to work through this the only way we really can: by watching old videos and weeping stoically at our desks.
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Because even if I never found out, even if he'd stayed his thumb, kept following me, and stoically tolerated my mediocrity, I think on some level, I'd still know.
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The photos are tagged #artificialselfie and include shots of the machine stoically sitting there as people shuffle around it, along with the people who went along to see it.
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He punctuates the action—and helps it along via exposition—by stepping to the lip of the stage and describing the months of dissolution as stoically as he can.
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Mr. Hernandez, who sat stoically during the testimony, went virtually unmentioned by the lawyers on both sides or by Ms. Patz, who tended to avoid looking in his direction.
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Andrew is a true and real gentleman and is stoically steadfast to not only his duty but also his kindness and goodness of always seeing the best in people.
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Mayfield had tried shaking hands with the Jayhawks captains Daniel Wise, Dorance Armstrong Jr. and Joe Dineen Jr. after the coin toss, but they stared stoically back at him.
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As the crowd danced, whooped and sang along to the band's slow jams, the Belgian husband sat stoically, and at one point stuffed a balled-up napkin in his ears.
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Gynd's portraits capture a similar sense of self-exploration, as the unrecognizable silhouette of the artist, shrouded head-to-toe in traditional textiles, playfully (or stoically) poses in unadulterated landscapes.
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But the IRS has remained stoically impassive as the gadflies have tried to spur them to attack, prudently avoiding a fight that would give churches an excuse to cry discrimination.
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Though played stoically by Taylor-Joy, Lily is bursting with suppressed emotions; failure, insecurity, and a sharp loathing for her stepfather Mark (Paul Sparks), who the girls resolve to murder.
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She stoically reassured the population during escalated tension between North Korea and South Korea in 2010, and gravely wept again when second-generation leader Kim Jong Il died in 2011.
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No matter how jaded you might feel from fashion or how many followers you have on Instagram, it's still pretty exciting to see her sitting stoically in the front row.
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It wanted, at all times, to gaze stoically at its torture cake, in hopes of conveying just how conflicted it was about this state of affairs, then eat it too.
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During a Cabinet meeting on Wednesday, for example, he sat stoically next to Trump as the president slammed Mattis for keeping America's military involved in conflicts overseas, particularly in Afghanistan.
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Emma Roller In 33, Adam Smith was getting drinks with his friend Stacy Lambe and mentioned a photo he'd seen of Hillary Clinton wearing sunglasses and stoically checking her BlackBerry.
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Like "John Wick," its action is juiced by the killing of a dog; unlike that movie, its titular character (played by the likable Terry Crews) is stoically disinclined to vengeance.
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During a Cabinet meeting on January 2, for example, Shanahan sat stoically next to Trump as the president slammed Mattis for keeping America's military involved in conflicts overseas, particularly in Afghanistan.
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The man sat stoically, looking in the opposite direction as his surgeon anesthetized him, then pulled back a flap of skin and began digging around in his finger for the magnet.
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Some of the most rapturous of silent films were made by Alexander Dovzhenko, a Ukrainian director who worked in the Soviet Union and, during the sound era, bore Stalinist constraints stoically.
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Gently guiding opponents to the edge of the ring, pushing them out, and catching them so that they would not fall off the lip of the area, Kisenosato was stoically marvellous.
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Until the jury returned a guilty verdict on Thursday afternoon, family members stoically endured a week of tormenting testimony in United States District Court, where Mr. Roof, 22, faced 93 counts.
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To watch a baby rhino hopping through the mud or a cluster of capybaras sitting stoically in a hot tub is to momentarily exit the tainted ecosystem of the human world.
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Japanese tourists posed stoically in front of its jagged facade, then were shuffled along by cops and replaced with similarly unhappy-looking Midwesterners thumbing their noses and solemnly, dutifully cataloging the memory.
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McConnell was pressed by a reporter about Vindman's testimony at his weekly news conference in the Capitol, as several other members of the Senate GOP leadership stood stoically -- and silently -- behind him.
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BEIJING — Yang Jiang, a Chinese author, playwright and translator whose stoically restrained memoir of the Cultural Revolution remains one of the most revered works about that period, died on Wednesday in Beijing.
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The authorities found Mr. Lee sitting stoically outside the burning cabin with two packed bags, The ABA Journal, a publication of the American Bar Association, reported in an article about the case.
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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.?
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There was a photo of my childhood dog gazing stoically out the window on his way to be put down, looking like Dorothea Lange's "Migrant Mother" as reinterpreted by a dying poodle.
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The clip features Jon Snow, Arya, and Sansa wandering stoically through the crypts of Winterfell, past statues of their dead parents, until the trio comes face-to-face with their own stone statues.
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"Andrew is a true and real gentleman and is stoically steadfast to not only his duty but also his kindness and goodness of always seeing the best in people," she wrote on Instagram.
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It's the same severed-limb spiral pattern seen in Season 1, Episode 1, and it reminds us that the most stoically silent Thrones character may have agency of some sort beyond resurrecting corpses.
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Instead of struggling in what would realistically be a terrifying and gruesome scene, she's peaceful and stoically holding pink and purple flowers to her heart, her red hair swirling upwards towards the light.
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Now the veteran duo—comprised of Sean McBride and Liz Wendelbo—are returning with a new album that showcases their finely polished and unique brand of stoically sung and minimally sequenced dance music.
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Most of her role involved stoically suffering in long, wordless closeups; the scant dialogue was in Plautdietsch, her parents' first language, which she does not really speak, so she learned her lines phonetically.
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The Calhoun Day pageant illustrates how appealing the image of a beautiful young girl stoically withstanding rape to protect her husband — and, by proxy, the Confederacy — remains to the people of Wind Gap.
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The camera lingers on Franz, suffering stoically, and on the struggles of his wife as she drags her plow through the fields with only her sister for help, passing the point of collapse.
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Think of the body jab on the outside—something which moves through a common opening in even the best guards but when fighters try to stoically ignore it they wind up sucking wind.
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Since then, most Texas Republicans seem to have stoically united behind their party's presidential nominee; few have declined to do so as explicitly as Mr Cruz did at the Republican National Convention in July.
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Dressed in a black shirt with Qween Beat's white geometric logo on it, Mike stood stoically behind the decks, adjusting knobs with quick, precise flicks of his wrist, and exuding a show-stopping confidence.
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Agassi, the 1999 French Open champion, sat stoically in a black T-shirt and sunglasses, observing Djokovic shrug off a little rust before defeating Marcel Granollers of Spain, 21-210, 26-22, 26-22.
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The N.F.L. has for generations been built on the backs of players willing to sacrifice their long-term health for a paycheck, and perhaps no position group accepts repeated injury more stoically than offensive linemen.
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During the half-hour hearing, General Cartwright spoke stoically and in a calm voice, answering "Yes, sir" to a series of questions posed by the judge to make sure he understood what he was doing.
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Possessed of a stoically handsome face and a rangy frame, Mr. Shepard became a familiar presence as an actor in films that included "Days of Heaven" (21943), "The Right Stuff" (22005) and "Baby Boom" (21962).
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It's not until we get video of her piece "Gender Roles on Spin Cycle," in which she stoically sits in a commercial dryer as it spins, that one might start to twig that something's off.
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Yet the majority of Russians remained loyal to Putin, buying into an "us versus them" rhetoric and stoically trudged through the two-year recession that followed as oil prices slumped, adding insult to Russia's economic injury.
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The raw, industrial setting of the Invisible Dog provided the right ambience for Ms. Meier's brand of experimentation: Covered in Band-Aids, she stoically jiggled her flesh, the first of several shape-shiftings of the night.
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In contrast with the prosecution's depiction of him as a mercurial and controlling figure, the defense sought to show Mr. Hernandez, who sat stoically through the trial, as docile and suggestible, especially after hours of interrogation.
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More and more doctors find that they're facing a tough choice: Join the band that's stoically playing on by handing out more prescriptions, or make like the rats and fling themselves overboard, hoping for a better outcome.
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And sure, the brain-snatching metaphor certainly rings true when we've seen, in real life, a politician who once warned that Donald J. Trump couldn't be trusted with the nuclear codes now stoically supporting him for president.
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The weekend before, Trump played hostess to Cabinet spouses during a working weekend at Camp David, and, the following day, she stood stoically once again at the side of the President for the 9/11 remembrance ceremonies.
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" Among the attendees at Friday's ceremony at the Rotunda was Roberta McCain, Mr. McCain's 106-year-old mother, who sat stoically gazing at the flag-draped coffin bearing the remains of the son she knew as "Johnny.
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It seems as though we might be in for a game of chicken where one driver is swerving all over the road and laughing his head off, and the other is stoically looking through the other car.
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His fellow Eskimos are mainly Asian or Asian-American actors, including the great Anna May Wong in the role of Inuk's mother-in-law, who, rather than burden him and her daughter, goes stoically to her death.
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The marble lions that flank the entrance to The New York Public Library (NYPL)'s majestic main branch in Manhattan are now doing more than stoically welcoming visitors and serving as climbing posts for over-active children.
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Both the wide left and the left straight sneak through to the body—the liver or solar plexus—and either bring the opponent's arms down, or see the opponent lock them up in position even more stoically.
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To the average American, the word "coalminer" summons an image of a weather-beaten man in Appalachia with a pickaxe in one hand and a hard hat with a lamp on it walking stoically into a mountain fissure.
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"I became involved in it in 1994 after watching my mother stoically suffering the appalling pain and ignominy of this devastating disease, which in the end resulted in her early death at the age of 72," she said.
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Under the vigilant eye of her publicist Lauren Schwartz, who never left her side, Ms. Rampling replied stoically to a question about the slim chance, in the wake of her lapse, that she would make off with an Oscar.
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But still, can you imagine Reilly stoically sizing up Stringer Bell or quivering under the weight of Beadie's speech about family or drunkenly crashing his car twice into... Actually, Reilly probably could have pulled that scene off pretty well.
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Piper insisted on making Snuka "feel at home" by giving him coconuts and pineapple, getting more and more agitated while Snuka sat stoically and took it, the model of white expectations of dignity in the face of racist onslaught.
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The aggrieved point a finger and claim the writers are having an emotional overreaction, then demand a return to an era where everyone stoically dealt with their trauma and ignored it when a piece of art evoked uncomfortable feelings.
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Because back when the Jonas Brothers were churning out studio albums and Disney Channel originals, when I was stoically ignoring them, I was still a loud, proud Bollywood fan and part of Chopra's already global audience for her emerging film career.
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"Calm, in control," Wessels saunters out into the maelstrom to coolly cut the grass, a living monument to the bourgeois masculinity presiding over the end of the world, stoically managing his property as the very air he breathes rages against him.
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The club owes its title largely to tactical innovation—stoically holding their deep defensive shape before pouncing with lightning-quick counter-attacks—that enabled it to "unlock" the potential of speedy strikers like Jamie Vardy and disruptive midfielders like N'Golo Kanté.
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And even though Catalan fans then booed the Spanish national anthem, the jeering was offset by Sevilla's fans, who responded with rapturous applause while Spain's royal couple, King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia, watched stoically alongside an array of politicians.
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"My mother-in-law is always taunting me about my looks, but now she wants to marry me off to an older cousin of my late husband," Sharifa says stoically, betraying no signs of anger or sadness over the situation.
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Pull up any photo of a bald eagle perched stoically on a branch or floating mid-flight, and you can tell why the Founding Fathers were all, Hell yeah fucking right, slap that sucker on the presidential seal, and we're golden.
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WASHINGTON — Senator Mitch McConnell, the taciturn Republican leader, watched stoically from across the Capitol two years ago as Speaker John A. Boehner resigned rather than contend with mounting troubles, restive conservatives and a band of renegade Republicans looking to oust him.
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" The Democratic members of the House and Senate leading investigations into the president's conduct looked on stoically as the president declared that he had "no intention whatever of ever walking away from the job that the people elected me to do.
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As The New York Times's Yankees beat writer for most of his Blue Jays tenure, I had marveled at Halladay — the way he stoically baited elite hitters into tentative swings and never seemed satisfied unless he had worked nine innings.
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In the front row, French President Francois Hollande listened stoically to the eulogies by former U.S. President Bill Clinton, Netanyahu, Obama and Israeli President Reuven Rivlin, paying little heed to his predecessor and potential presidential rival, Nicolas Sarkozy, who sat one row behind.
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Clad in a black hoodie, the boy reclined in Parrish's arms cannot but evoke the 2012 murder of Trayvon Martin, and Parrish, in this case, is an every-mother, stoically representing the agony and sacrifice of sons to American mothers of color.
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The coffin is laid on the stage, where a cast of actors are set to play people such as Diana's brother, Earl Spencer, and the former British prime minister, Tony Blair, sits stoically, awaiting the start of the word-for-word reenactment.
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Afghans stoically observe other nations talking about billions spent on defense, development and diplomacy in Afghanistan, while they fail to acknowledge the Afghans who sacrifice their lives and put their families in danger so that others can live in a safer world.
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Randau's script, though, is an implacable plod from one bashing to another as the man (here named Kelab and stoically played by Jürgen Vogel) returns from a hunt to find his village burned, his clan slain and his wife violated and murdered.
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You see her smiling and trying on wigs, solemn and hollow-eyed as she cuts and eventually shaves her hair; she sits stoically through hospital visits as she's pumped full of the chemicals that eventually healed her; porcelain pale with her brave face on.
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For the discounted fee of 85 pesos per square meter (or about $0.50 per square foot), there's another available space on the second floor, next to a spiral staircase and overlooking balcony where security guards with automatic weapons may have once stood watch stoically.
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Now that average Chinese have much more disposable income, major international corporations are willing to hand over proprietary technology, stoically endure violent xenophobic outbursts and take on members of the Chinese Communist Party as senior managers rather than risk losing out on the business prospects.
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Frank Ntilikina, the 219-year-old French point guard and final transaction of Jackson's three-plus-season tenure, stoically continues his apprenticeship amid mounting evidence that the revamped front office has rationalized that he can one day be written off as a final Jackson blunder.
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After Venezuela went for clearance on the defense, the ball launched its way over to the sentinel-like midfield cameraman, stoically gazing into his limited window into the game, and it knocked the poor lad right off of his post in a slow-motion kind of fall.
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While the tens of thousands of fans who had bought tickets were absent, attempts at pageantry were preserved: The teams walked out of the tunnel side by side as normal, then stood stoically while the Europa League anthem boomed out of the loudspeakers in the empty stadium.
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To read "The Vanishing American Adult" is to reside in a parallel universe where older Americans stoically uphold standards of decency and responsibility, instead of electing to the country's highest office a reality-TV star with six business bankruptcies to his name who brazenly flouts both.
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They praised him for his success in calling on NATO members to increase their payments to the alliance, flattered him with invitations to military parades, as Mr. Macron once did, and stoically bore his attacks on their trade surpluses with the United States, like Ms. Merkel has.
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This approach serves readers who want to fill in the blanks, to experience the daily grind of a way of life that often has been burnished by the passage of time, to honor the rectitude of people who stoically shoulder their burdens and get on with their chores.
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"Armed men tend to die first," Bin stoically tells his beloved, a cautionary insight that becomes something like a self-fulfilling prophecy when the couple are cornered in their car one night by a group of young punks, who proceed to attack Bin's driver and then Bin himself within an inch of their lives.
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Now, each and every one of these characters does have some direct interaction with Owens: Brundage takes him to meet Adolf Hitler after his first win, Goebbels stands stoically as Owens finds himself snubbed by the Fuhrer, and Riefenstahl holds a private session to film Owens reenacting his record-breaking long jumps for all the world to remember.
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During warm-ups, looking a head taller than many on the ice, he playfully bumped teammates into the boards, repeatedly shot pucks at a goalie who was stoically stretching, fist-bumped a young fan and pretended it hurt, and shouted at Phantoms forward Chris Conner, a former teammate at Michigan Tech whom Scott had not seen in years.
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In statements released through the White House, Kavanaugh's denials began stoically -- "I categorically and unequivocally deny this allegation," he said of Christine Blasey Ford's claim he sexually assaulted her in high school — but became steadily more forceful: "This is ridiculous and from the Twilight Zone," he said of Julie Swetnick's accusations he plied women with alcohol in college.
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Instead of treating it as life-or-death, the film sells it through her acerbic boss (Michaela Watkins) and Harper's own dictation to her friends that they are going to party all night and suck it up in the morning – and what semi-functional adult hasn't shared the experience of balling too hard one night and struggling stoically through work the next morning?
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The 60s rock 'n' roll icon's sorrowful twangs could only be born from the agony of human existence, and it's not like enjoying a projection of a flattened CGI Roy Orbison, accompanied by a orchestra of actual humans—violinists and cellists and three young back-up singers; a middle-aged blonde woman stoically nailing the guitar riffs—was going to change that fact.
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Sam and Dean Winchester are undoubtedly two of the most tortured heroes on TV, but while Sam (Jared Padalecki) proudly wears his emotions on his sleeve, older brother Dean (Jensen Ackles) is the embodiment of that '80s action hero archetype, oozing masculinity with his muscle car and shoot-first mentality, and stoically repressing his emotions until they inevitably explode in bursts of violence or self-destructiveness.
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And the death notice, which he had drafted himself a few years ago, made no mention of the suffering he had stoically endured for 58 years, his last three decades in a wheelchair and bed-bound, or the cause of it: a relatively routine back operation that left his legs paralyzed when he was 19 and consigned him to a lifetime of urinary incontinence.
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The live-action adaptation of the Japanese classic is a complete cyberbore, narrative-wise, but for those who gush over big-screen artistry, there's plenty to get lost in: the opulent, expansive CGI visuals; the gorgeous Clint Mansell/Lorne Balfe score, pulsing and plinking like a Tangerine Dream nightmare; even Johansson's stoically acrobatic performance, which proves once again why she's one of the most in-demand action-film stars in the world.
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Hill, at 32, has appeared in enough movies (currently 29) that he was recognized, in the space of 10 minutes, by a female SPiN employee in her 20s who requested a photo, by a 40ish camp counselor who asked that Hill take a picture with his campers and by the campers themselves, who clustered around the actor and stared stoically into the camera for a photo in which Hill was the only one smiling.
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"For too long, we have asked our military to stoically carry a 'success at any cost' attitude as they work tirelessly to accomplish the mission with now inadequate and misaligned resources, simply because the Congress could not maintain regular order," Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE said in a speech Friday.
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