One thinks as well of the subsequent Bush-Putin meetings, the hugs, the forthright eye-traffic, the talk of soul.
Fox moderator Megyn Kelly did him a favor last night, reminding viewers that Rubio had appeared on the cover of Time magazine — forthright jaw, eyes on the horizon — over the slogan "The Republican Savior".
Mr. Mariage, who was himself a newspaper photographer and has a documentarian's eye for forthright detail, succeeds in turning this laconic, humorously understated story into a sharp critique of empty values and pointless striving.
Though there are many men who despise him and his views on women, the fact that he is so forthright in the public eye suggests that many more of them are in agreement with his opinions.
Asked a straight question, Gilgun digresses in a manner that you might think evasive or defensive, were his detours not so eye-poppingly forthright.
Though its sexual scenes appear tame to 21st-century eyes, the author's forthright depiction of the liaisons of the women in her unit with male resistance members — and with one another — scandalized midcentury America.
So for the board members, it was something of an eye-opener to witness how forthright and outspoken many Nepalese children were about their rights.
Mr. Bell was a classic rancher: a burly man with blue eyes, in a cowboy hat, quietly forthright.
Mailer is a good-looking fellow of twenty-five, with blue eyes, big ears, a soft voice, and a forthright manner.
Plath noted in a 1958 diary entry: "Adrienne Cecile Rich: little, round and dumpy, all vibrant short black hair, great sparkling black eyes and a tulip-red umbrella; honest, pink, forthright and even opinionated".
The play will bring no fresh revelations or powerful insights for those well versed in this period, whether through the more forthright recent books about King and his cause or through the documentary "Eyes on the Prize".
