Sentence examples for withering look from inspiring English sources
Kismet shoots her a cool, withering look.
OJ gave me a rather withering look when I asked if there was a house cocktail.
A withering look: "We are not interesting in being very good.
One of her most memorable moments in "Your Friends and Neighbors," Neil La Bute's 1998 withering look at modern relationships, comes when she dismisses her soon-to-be-ex-boyfriend's weaselly attempts to reconcile with a simple, corrosive pfffftttt.
But, perhaps to Murphy's credit, he stalks off at the word "selfies", leaving me with only a cold and withering look.
A nervous and techy member of our band sidled up to a worn-out looking girl, mumbling: "Er, don't you think that'll interfere with the sound?" Her withering look was enough to turn milk.
Since then, Beyoncé has sung "Sorry" and "Don't Hurt Yourself" — and given withering looks while stomping across stages — in cities all over the world, from New York to London to Milan.
Morgan maintained that "going to look at an office is not actually going to help", prompting a withering reply from Stuart: "That's a bit trite, isn't it?
We look at invariance of a.e.
Vulnerability looks behind risk.
