The two TV presenters broadcasting from the crowd – she in a gold-spangled minidress and rigid curls, him dour in black tie – shot baleful looks in his direction as he carried on honking.
Olivia took one long, baleful look at the new Bluie.
Ms. Jackson has cast a lot of baleful looks in her filmed life.
She looks up, grins, sticks out her tongue, laughs, fixes him with a baleful look.
When they are settled, his wife casts a baleful look at him, and he shoots one back.
Here, a woman casts a baleful look at a man, whose face in the foreground is a big blur.
Soderbergh, working as his own director of photography under the pseudonym Peter Andrews, gives the film a suitably baleful look.
In his upsetting psychological thriller, THE CHILD WHO (Penguin, paper, $15), Simon Lelic takes a baleful look at the matter of murderous children.
I can still recall the baleful look that she shot me when I asked her if she had any final observations to share about her situation.
In part, the movie is a baleful look at what men were like back then — that is, what men could get away with.
Despite the periodic scenes of the unstable governess running around the stately mansion bearing a candle that does little to lighten the gloomy staircase and corridors, the apparitions or ghosts are not particularly spooky; they deliver baleful looks and vanish.
