Sentence examples for from their frown from inspiring English sources

Her eyebrows were released from their frown.

A 2014 study in the Journal of Psychiatric Research showed that 52percentt of depressed study participants who got Botox injections to paralyze their frown muscles reported relief from depression.

Those who have residual vision and still try to read print — very slowly or by holding the page an inch or two from their faces — are generally frowned upon by the National Federation of the Blind, which fashions itself as the leader of a civil rights movement for the blind.

Such a study could usefully extend the present design to include food options that are perceived to be less healthy but are actually healthier, in order to ascertain whether the diagnostic value of the frowning emoticons arises from their greater potency as negative symbols, or from being coupled with unexpected/discrepant food options.

Dog owners may think their pets can tell a smile from a frown, but scientific evidence has been lacking.

But Ms. George and others who have lined up for the shirts from Dragonfly frown and sigh with exasperation that such a public stand is even necessary.

According to another legend, Chamunda appeared from the frown of the benign goddess Parvati to kill demons Chanda and Munda.

By changing your facial expression from a frown to a smile, it improves your physiological and psychological state and sparks happiness.

Boy Scout troops are organized with the same inspiration, but often the leap for girls is greater because many come from conservative cultures that frown upon their participating in public physical activity.

French trade unionists have a long tradition of defending their living standards against what they see as unfair competition from countries that frown upon organised labour.

When you look from above, George appears to be frowning, but when you look from below, the frown changes to a smile !