Sentence examples for anxious stares from inspiring English sources
In the male wards, nurses wearing latex gloves roll out canvas screens to shield Patient No. 8007 from the anxious stares of other patients.
Intense or anxious stares may suggest hostility or anger--the opposite of what you are trying to convey.
Scared and anxious, he stared aimlessly out caged windows, catching a final glimpse of the San Francisco Bay as the van headed south on California State Highway 101 to Log Cabin Ranch.
Hardy is both pre-emptory and tentative, a hard boss and a wounded bird, and while there's not a lot of depth to the character, the accomplished Mr. Tennant is typically fun to watch, casting dark stares and anxious glances with equal dexterity.
Seven of them sort of stood there, while one man in the middle stared down, "anxious and depressed," the editor said.
As we shook hands, Konaté stared fixedly at me, looking very anxious.
When "hills" come in life; don't stop and stare at it; that will just make you anxious.
Mockery at school has left her anxious and sad, and going out is a torment: the fear of being stared at keeps her virtually housebound.
There are also many portraits of Tudor children, almost all understandably anxious looking: few lived into adulthood, and little John Dunch, whose piercingly blue mournful eyes stare straight at the viewer, never reached his second birthday.
