He squints at the TV, trying to see what, exactly, his other self is working on.

NEWYORKER: The TV

"This is a new thing for me, " he says, as he squints at his mobile.

BBC: How much will technology boom change Kenya?

He doesn't bend, but squints at it for a very long time.

BBC: How the fate of Europe could be decided 'within hours'

She squints at me and holds a blue-lacquered fingernail to her lips, as though she were about to land a luxury suite down at the Motel 6.

NEWYORKER: Indianapolis (Highway 74)

In fact, eye squints can be observed as people read contracts or proposals, and when they occur, it is almost always a sign of having seen something troubling or problematic.

FORBES: Body Language Savvy for Sales

Then, seemingly tired, she squints at the afternoon sun, hesitating before cracking her jaws in the yawning attitude of a passenger in a plane clearing her ears of accumulated air pressure.

NPR: Somalia's Farah: Humanizing a Broken Place

Juan Bonet lifts his wine glass into the sunlight, tilts it to one side and squints into the velvety red liquid with the expression of a man in the grip of a profound pleasure.

BBC: The three colours of Ibiza

One squints at the TV and immediately knows.

FORBES: Digital Rules

The man squints to make out the titles.

NEWYORKER: The TV