Sentence examples for appreciative stare from inspiring English sources
Gable's appreciative stare was usually enough to make the women in his movies tumble, but Scarlett resists for a long time, marrying two men, both nonentities, before marrying Rhett, and then she does so mostly for his money.
If you just can't sit through the twenty-five-second musical intro to get to the good stuff, here is a preview: There's no doubt from whom Mary takes her inspiration in her doe-eyed fawning: Nancy Reagan was known for her appreciative stare at her husband (and, in some cases, at Laura Bush).
While the model got appreciative stares and men sidling up to her for a chat, the breastfeeding mother was repeatedly told that she was disgusting.
It is the city he has tamed and the place where he stared down — as he tells appreciative Republicans to hearty applause — liberals, criminals, welfare recipients, big-spending City Council members and the editorial writers of The New York Times.
I was definitely appreciative.
"The community was appreciative".
"He was very appreciative".
While Dennis Kozlowski stares at the blank walls of his prison cell, a pair of extravagant paintings that once hung in his Fifth Avenue apartment are heading for a more appreciative new home.
And appreciative, welcoming applause.
