downcast eyes造句

• Andre Wadsworth said softly, asking reporters for space with downcast eyes.
• The therapist looked at the man, noticing his shaking hands and downcast eyes.
• "My conscience bothers me, " she said with downcast eyes.
• Their gaze follows the girl, while her downcast eyes deliberately avoid their attention.
• They nervously kneaded their cold, brawny hands and darted furtive looks from downcast eyes.
• Obrenovic stood with downcast eyes as presiding Judge Liu Daqun of China read the sentence.
• Ms . Hoster stammered, looking at her former boss's wife from downcast eyes.
• The downcast eyes suggest it was made for an altar and to be carried in processions.
• There are portraits of women even more alone, sunk into their inner lives with downcast eyes.
• So did Dr . Phil Mallory, though his downcast eyes worked like a sur gical mask.
• He spoke in a soft voice with downcast eyes as he tightly gripped both sides of the lectern.
• The painting has only two figures, the painter and his subject, a woman with downcast eyes.
• Barking at the women to get off their bike, they expect a surrender accompanied by tiny steps and downcast eyes.
• :As they walked the halls with appropriately downcast eyes, they were stopped by an officer who took Ilse aside.
• At Srinagar's rudimentary mental hospital, nurses tried to comfort a young woman who sat trembling, with downcast eyes.
• A mother in Somerville is allegedly slashed by a gentle giant whose sheepish, downcast eyes dart about like the child he is.
• She knows his mannerisms _ forearms resolutely on the table, rueful, downcast eyes _ are actors'tricks to convey sincerity.
• When she was introduced in 1959, Barbie had the perfect 1950s face, with a shy expression and submissive, downcast eyes.
• Her timid voice, nervous hands, downcast eyes, and careful movements all communicate what the character is too shy to verbalize.
• Downcast eyes symbolize a spiritual nature and it is through these small slits that a woman wearing the mask would look out of.