Sentence examples similar to sulky lips from inspiring English sources
The Heights Promenade was a rim of park cantilevered over the shipyards, Brooklyn's sulky lip.
It's not often you find yourself commending a contemporary teen-oriented franchise for sticking to the old values of character and narrative, but Eclipse, in its sulky, lip-biting way, manages it.
She had large, luminous eyes and a slightly sulky lower lip that Felix rather liked.
"Except for the shape, she really wasn't any raving beauty," Frank says, "but she had a sulky look to her, and her lips stuck out in a way that made me want to mash them in for her".
She stared directly at the camera, screwing her lips into the half-sulky, half-silly, exactingly lip-glossed pout that — whether designed to suggest vampiness or simply to mask the indignities of orthodontia — is a ubiquitous affectation of American teen-age girldom.
His lips and brown eyes have a sulky spoiled-child look, but there's something complicated going on.
Slumped in his chair, lips pursed, the president could not have looked more sulky if he had tried.Between them, the two summits came up with some formalised ideas to make Mr Mugabe behave.
Why the sulky histrionics?
As poetry editor of The Observer, he pried away at the stiff lower lips of such purposely nonlyrical and socially sulky British writers as Philip Larkin, Kingsley Amis and Donald Davie.
