Sentence examples for brows knitted from inspiring English sources

Bacri, 57, is all in black, affable but brows knitted, as if gearing up for an argument on a literary talk show.

Brows knitted in confusion when numbers spewed forth on "Simpson-Bowles" and "Dodd-Frank" — the debt-reduction bill and Wall Street reform that no one on television explained.

When not about to deliver the coup de grâce, our hero (modelled on classical statues discovered in Renaissance Rome) rests moodily on a club approximately the size of Mt. Olympus, one hand behind his back toying testily with his golden apples; or he gets into slugging position, brows knitted, expression homicidally cross.

Baca, in a charcoal suit and striped tie, calmly watched with brows knitted and hands folded on his legs.

I remember my patients' brows knitting at the thought of menstrual cycles extending into their dotage, but ultimately the argument felt compelling.

"Ooh, your smile is so forced!" an architecture major from Cornell named Elaine Lu, her brows knit in mock concern, said to Judy Yu, a nutrition major at Queens College.

It was the last time she had seen Andy (Dafna's brows knit together at the fact) and she needed to see him tonight if she was going to remain in contention.

Luisillo puts in some prodigies of footwork here and his partners shunt towards him - and back like demented locomotives, chin down, brows knit, and a wild turbulence of skirts fore and aft.

The most memorable of all was the young, handsome Dennis Hopper in a tweed jacket, musing to himself, his brows knit, as he subtly registers a train of thought and emotion, from anxiety to amusement.

I watch as he dials her number, his brows knit with concentration.

None were related but all shared one trait: a smartphone held inches from their nasal cavities and brows knit in extreme concentration.