I'm told his stare is even more mesmeric than Julie Bishop's.
Lieberman, one of his aides later told me, stared at the screen for a while, then shook his head sadly.
The president, on the other hand, apart from inexplicably having been told to stare at the governor in what can only be described as a creepy glare, was in a feistier mood.
It's not the worst of the genre but it's definitely part of an increasing broad album of photos in which footballer are told to stare hard at the lens, chested out and muscles tensed like a cretinous cross between a heroic gladiator and Victoria Beckham.
In the beginning when it was more noticeable, I'd sometimes have fun when people stared, telling them I got into a knife fight (and they should see the other b*tch).
Here's Anthony cracking and confessing to his fraudulent filings and his murder plot under DougieCoop's uncomprehending stare, telling Bushnell "he saw right through me"—and here's an unmoved Bushnell saying calmly that "Dougie already showed me, he explained all this already".
The hyperbolic figures of speech also lead Pessl into some toe-curling moments of bad taste, such as the suggestion that the destruction of Hiroshima was set in motion because of a mishearing of Harry Truman's announcement of a visit to the White House swimming pool, or when Blue compares telling herself not to stare at her teacher to "Pinochet commanding the torture of an opponent".
Another scene from the episode sees Ms. Hoover telling the students to stare at the blackboard for ten minutes until class is over.
Pet it and say things like, Good Bessie, Good Girl, as well as telling people not to stare at it because it is shy.
Mr. Eko stands his ground, despite Charlie telling him to run, and stares at the smoke before it pulls back and disappears.
And where science has not reached, men stared and feared, telling one another of the wars and pestilences that are foreshadowed by these fiery signs in the Heavens.
