Glowering

Around Thursday evening, the mugshot was released, revealing the glowering Trump, who radiates a devouring glare toward the camera against a drab backdrop.

I hold the bundle to my face and take a nostalgic sniff of newsprint, then deposit it in front of Nyx’s bedroom door, where a poster of a glowering James Dean guards against forceful entry.

That’s when the contrasts with Jared Howelton’s showboating Thomas Jefferson and Deon’te Goodman’s glowering Aaron Burr come into sharp focus, all leavened by the sweet brokenhearted figure of Eliza (Nikisha Williams), Hamilton’s wife.

Post-match, Garcia is down and out in the corner, emotional over his loss, and Will comes over to give him a pep talk even as Max looms in the background glowering.

They're a treat to watch, whether it's the smiling Uncle Charlie or the glowering Mrs. Danvers.

Trump sat forward in his seat, glowering at the judge as he handed down the ruling.

Find them hanging out of a Tube carriage in order to take a picture of the Underground ad campaign, or lurking in Waterstones to take pictures of the book display, glowering when a punter tries to buy one.

It’s also deeply indebted to Bosch’s hellscapes, Goya’s witches, Daumier’s pictures of travelling acrobats and Rembrandt’s glowering Low Country landscapes – not to mention Dix’s own oddball aesthetic.