At the worst point, when the house plainly faced immiment collapse, Mrs. R. found enough voice to cry out, "Goodbye!" "You might at least say 'Goodbye, honey!" he shouted back.
Her face plainly shows the stress and exhaustion she is struggling with, having walked alone for two days straight from her village, Koumaji, to Maradi.
To put it plainly, the obstacle facing Ms. Stritch is her failing memory for lyrics and for patter.
Gordon and his teammates wore their hurt plainly on their faces, and were generous with their grief.
A refreshing process that engages us intimately with the actors in their ability to tell the story and see their expressive faces plainly, in real time.
When the Voting Rights Act was passed in 1965, many of the voters who were plainly excluded and faced danger if they tried to vote were African-American.
"Although the company had enjoyed unprecedented success in the past, it was plainly the case when I took over Tesco in 2011 that it faced a number of critical challenges which had been building for some time," he said.
LUCIE, Fla .— The disappointment spread plainly across Pedro Feliciano's face and flattened his voice as he spoke.
On page 146, an S.S. officer on the ramp, looking to his left, is turned far enough toward the camera that his face is plainly visible.
As the President explained what Remsburg had subsequently been through — a coma, ten surgeries, the loss of his voice, blindness in one eye, the loss of movement, and "years of gruelling rehab" to regain some of his faculties — the wounded soldier looked gamely ahead, the rigors of his experience plainly visible on his face and head.
