Sentence examples for troubled glance from inspiring English sources

First set: Murray 1-1 Nadal* Nadal flashes a troubled glance in the direction of Uncle Toni after slapping what should have been a straightforward backhand into the net on the first point the game, and an absolutely savage glare at the baseline after a failed challenge of a deep Murray forehand takes the game to deuce.

The innings ended at 52 when Hutton who never appeared troubled by the bowling leg glanced Lindwall and was caught by wicket-keeper Don Tallon, who caught the ball one-handed at full stretch to his left.

Hockney's portrait of the pair has Bachardy looking straight ahead, while Isherwood glances sideways at him, troubled and uncertain.

At first glance, this seems an unlikely place to be troubled by chemical leaks, school evacuations and denunciations of one of its oldest employers.

Initially confident of his pre-eminence, Pneuma becomes anxious about the world's failure to behave as desired or expected—he is increasingly troubled to find that not all doors open at a glance, for example.

He had only glanced briefly over the new proposal, but he said he was still troubled.

As Lewis sings "I'm a whole lot of trouble/ We're in a whole lot of trouble", she glances over to see Haynes flirting with another girl.

Mr. Deruddere, who both wrote and directed this picture, occasionally glances toward the troubling underside of our obsession with celebrity, but he waves away the sharp, satirical potential of his story in favor of plucky, genial optimism.

"At first glance, those numbers are troubling.

Anyone troubling to take even a cursory glance at the quotation's context will find the choice offers neither instruction nor solace.

I can see how, on first glance, pairing the name "Autonomous Africa" with four white DJs from the UK can be troubling.