Sentence examples for eyes downwards from inspiring English sources

A pensive Galician girl casts her eyes downwards in Vigo.

He then asks Edwardes if she dyes her hair while flicking his eyes downwards, according to her account of the exchange.

Benedict has a soft, plump handshake, and a tendency to cast his eyes downwards as you speak to him – a shyness that, associates say, goes hand in hand with genuine humility.

At one point you could see him try to break out of this, referring to his brother's suicide, but he did so hurriedly and ducked his eyes downwards, as opposed to 'pulling an Oprah', ie, making eye-contact with guests, patting their knee, bursting into tears and then hugging them.

Barnett casts her hooded eyes downwards, her voice flutters like falling rose petals as she sings, "I love another, and thus I hate myself".

Headings draw the eyes downwards, which is just what you want your reader to do when reading on screen.

In one of the earlier interviews, for example, she wears a low-cut blouse and a pendulous necklace that draws the eye downwards.

Shady character "Paint skirting boards and window frames darker than the walls – it will distract the eye downwards, away from the low ceiling".

"Yes," replied Bush, smile fading and his eyes sliding downwards.

He responded by casting his eyes upwards, downwards and sideways and saying: "I am really not sure".

Catching five birds to put satellite tags on them was a heroic endeavour because these notoriously shy animals are crepuscular feeders, running across fields at dusk, huge eyes angled downwards in search of beetles to eat.