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Discover LudwigThe phrase "look sad" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used as an adjective phrase to describe a person's demeanor or appearance, typically indicating that they appear dejected, distressed, or just unhappy. For example, "The little girl looked sad when she heard the news."
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And Sadness will still look sad, just as the other characters will look as they do.
His family look sad.
Some look sad and droopy.
But now they just look sad".
Let's see do they look sad.
"Just try to look sad," he said.
They look sad, enigmatic, surprised or sultry.
A sack of flour can look sad or angry.
They suddenly look sad — deflated, more than slightly absurd.
"Pretty sick," Hannity said, as Cruz tried to look sad.
I didn't want to look sad, nor to grin inanely.
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