Sentence examples similar to a scrutinizing glance from inspiring English sources
When I mention my "summer share in the Rockaways" to Manhattanites, I get several types of responses: the scrutinizing, eyebrow-raised glance that means, "You're joking, right?"; blank incomprehension: "Where?
Here's an at-a-glance guide.
This roster was developed after scrutinizing a lot of information.
There's generally only a small window of time when girls have that mien of utter at-homeness in the world — it gets snuffed out in many of them by age twelve or thirteen, when their glance turns inward, scrutinizing.
There's generally only a small window of time when girls have that mien of utter at-homeness in the world it gets snuffed out in many of them by age twelve or thirteen, when their glance turns inward, scrutinizing.
She developed a fastidious eye by scrutinizing fashion advertisements.
They develop an investment scorecard for scrutinizing new investment opportunities.
A couple sharing a glance.
I moved through the first two dances rather gracefully, throwing nervous glances at Raina who was standing in the corner, stiffly tapping her toe and scrutinizing every detail like a hawk.
Miéville scrutinized me, and then glanced back at him.
