Sentence examples for a downcast face from inspiring English sources
People ask me all the time "What's the coolest thing you've seen" and like a football stadium toilet attendant being asked how his Sunday went, I always reply with a downcast face and a sad, slow sigh.
She can respond to a harmony in the piano with a downcast look.
Featuring the downcast face of a man decked out in Lions gear, it was not the best advertisement for a team that frustrates even its most diehard fans.
(Mr. McDonald's downcast face gives him a minor resemblance to Mr. Walken.) The movie is full of characters, notably Mort Tom Noonann), who gets Vic the equipment he needs to prepare for the robbery.
It's difficult to discern which gestures are painted and which are printed until a downcast cartoon face or a sneakered foot appears again in a neighboring drawing, the charming glimmers of figuration that are Sillman's calling card.
His eyes still look up cautiously from his slightly downcast face, as though he is a bit surprised to be there.
There's a moment of fear, but looking up into his downcast face, he appears vulnerable, lost within his own inner world.
It is roughly six inches high, and its arms and legs have been broken off, but the exhausted, downcast face and emaciated torso of Jesus have been realized with a striking anatomical and psychological realism, creating a heartbreaking pathos.
Scott's downcast face was telling after the game.
"Gordon at the head of the column, riding with heavy spirit and downcast face, catches the sound of shifting arms, looks up, and taking the meaning, wheels superbly, making with himself and his horse one uplifted figure, with profound salutation as he drops the point of his sword to the boot toe.
