There's footage of her harshly glaring down her impudent Scott Pilgrim co-star Michael Cera – not in jest, it would seem.
Not in great waves, rather the stiffening of her chin, the glare in her eyes, as hope is chipped away.
The man didn't seem to mind the tap, but the woman – entirely black-clad, in emulation of her car – was glaring at Lisa as we walked towards the zoo with the boys in tow.
She burns before the audience, radiating not just the heat of her imagination but the glare of her critical intelligence.
The children, lined up in order of height, struggled to mimic the flicking of her arm, her intent glare.
I liked the moral fierceness here — the snap of Cruz's voice and the glare of her eyes, lined as heavily as Tutankhamen's.
This does not sit well with her mother, Kim Marsha Masonn), who sees her high hopes for Amanda dissolving in the glare of her fiancé's fame.
They were tied for the lead at eight-under-par 208, joined there by Charlotta Sorenstam, who shot par 72 and showed few signs of shrinking under the glare of her Hall of Fame-bound sister and Webb.
We are sitting in her kitchen, past the bright pink glare of her living room, the skewwhiff numbers on her front door, and the outer walls that are painted in wild, clashing pastels.
Imprisoned in "the frosty glare" of her wedding band, she feels "the dread power of wifehood: they were locked in each other's grasp till the end – the end, a mouthful of sunless muckworms and grass roots stifling his blare of trumpets and her blasphemies against love".
