Sentence examples for dissatisfied look from inspiring English sources

Fish looks over at the brownie woman to see if she's listening, but she isn't; she's watching a movie on Adam's TV — Fred Thompson is playing the President, and is wearing that dissatisfied look he favors.

Feeling frazzled and dissatisfied and looking ahead to more of same?

The stockholders were ecstatic; Ford was dissatisfied and looked toward turning out 1,000 a day.

"Like Europe in the 1920s, we have a dissatisfied proletariat looking for radical and extreme solutions.

There is a large body of moderate Republicans, disaffected Democrats and dissatisfied independents looking for the kind of political home that this party could provide.

He said the local election results follow recent trends in the inner city that find dissatisfied voters looking for an alternative to the two major parties.

So any nigger who seemed to think himself five-fifths of a man came in for "nigger-breaking," which Frederick Douglass described in his 1845 "Narrative": Does a slave look dissatisfied?

It remains to be seen whether the recession, along with wider dissatisfactions (ibid)., will motivate migrant nurses to move from Ireland: "Once recession sets in, the economy is down... there will be job losses, company losses and people will be dissatisfied and will look for a more greener pastures" (36).

We have all seen Hollywood plastic surgery go terribly, terribly wrong, and I imagine even those most desperately dissatisfied with their looks don't really want to look like their own alien wax twin.

I can attest after working my whole working-life in luxury cosmetics that all women (and men) have the ability to feel self-conscious and dissatisfied with how they look, regardless of how they actually look.

He looked dissatisfied.