Behind the aptly leather-bound set of doors to the Harper's editorial sanctum, Sutphen spent his days editing Golf magazine — and, one suspects, gazing at the streets below, and letting the red pen drop from his hand in apocalyptic reverie.
There is no ominous electricity between Geary and Shepherdson as the naïve Geary, with his earnest, deer-in-the-headlights gaze, belatedly comes to suspect his partner.
The pauses and the meaningful gazes into the camera were so cringingly long you began to suspect his script read, "lengthy pause for meaningful gaze into camera". Woods is no doubt genuinely contrite for cheating on his wife, but his 13 1/2 -minute speech before a controlled audience came off like an obligatory gated checkpoint that he clocked through on his way back to the golf course.
Love and loyalty cloud the clear, stark gaze of science, and that, I suspect, is why several German scientists recently conducted experiments with somebody else's border collie.
It made living harder for her, I suspect, but a lot more fascinating for those of us gazing up at her, just listening.
Sydney is already suspect; the loathsome SD-6 director, Sloane Ron Rifkinn), watches her with a cold, avid gaze.
The biography is therefore partly homage to a teacher, and although one does not suspect that a lot of warts have been omitted from the portrait, the book gazes upon its subject with consistent admiration and affection.
As I gazed at his freckles and clear eyes, a wave of love swept across me, an immensity of feeling I suspect only a parent knows.
Sometimes you suspect the hand of his press agent, organizing for him to be regularly photographed in 'private' moments -- alone in the tunnel, in the lift, gazing at his Blackberry -- when logic suggests that the President rarely stands alone.
