In fact, nobody will glance twice at someone who hides their face and acts like they would like to be anywhere else.
Nobody even glanced at Marilyn".
Nobody even glanced at my mother's finery.
Although the sidewalks were crowded with iced coffees and farmers' market gladioluses, nobody even glanced at my mother's finery.
By the last leg of the tour, almost nobody even glanced out at the passing landscape; they had apparently taken in all the freeway vistas they needed.
Nobody even glanced at me.
Saddam's westernised elite hang out here: un-chadored women mix with men in Savile Row suits, and nobody spares a glance for the hungry children outside.
No cold hand on the shoulder, no rushing manager, not even a glance: nobody gives a shit.
As almost nobody would guess at first glance, this building – which Birmingham council taxpayers were seeing for the first time in a computer-generated fly-through – is a library.
My 300-pound Samoan attorney stood out in his charcoal suit, as I did in my sweat pants, muscle shirt and MAGA cap; but after we got him into a tie-die muumuu and me into galaxy leggings and a Tree of Life T-shirt, nobody gave us a second glance.
