It's an unusually abashed turn from Irons: scant eye-contact, emotional gaps.
With scant but eye-catching costumes and sets and quick, pugnacious camera strokes, the Spierigs summon thick and hyperbolic moods of period grit and metaphysical conspiracy.
With headlines presently monopolized by people-powered uprisings across the Middle East and America's Mid West, perhaps the administration assessed the present moment as one where big news -- like flip-flopping on the constitutionality of DOMA -- would meet scant few eyes, and thus trigger scant few er) objections.
While there is evidence from other fields of health care on the importance of other HSS components (financing, information, leadership and governance and research) there is scant evidence regarding eye care.
This makes scant sense, but the eye doesn't object at all.
She was small, almost frail, intensely pretty, with dark eyes and scant eyebrows and a musical voice with a surprising accent, a hint of Cockney, which was unusual in a woman at university in those days.
But for the most part he struggled through the role with scant emotional impact, his eyes fixed on his score, his hand cupping his left ear, probably to shut out instruments hindering his sense of pitch.
But Dr. David Hunter, professor of ophthalmology at Harvard University and ophthalmologist-in-chief at Children's Hospital Boston, said there appeared to be scant evidence that such imagery hurt eye development.
The iconography is surprisingly scant, even though Omar, who has one eye, has a far from bland look to him.
They are peering off to their left, at some indeterminate point, refusing to catch the eyes of the three American musicians busking a scant six feet from them.
Kagan's scant legal record will, undoubtedly, be pored over by scrupulous eyes.
