Sentences with phrase «angry looking face»

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She looked at me with sort of a shocked, hurt, confused look on her face, and she said, «You sound angry... Are you bitter about a bad relationship from your past?

There they stand, holding a microphone in your face, looking skeptical, bored, angry, and / or incredulous and working hard to trip you up.

Then we do look, or we do taste, or we do touch, and once we do, we feel so guilty, we can't face God, we feel like death, and so we decide to just enjoy the sin while we're in it, but that only makes things worse on us in the long run, until eventually, we feel so filthy and disgusting, and get so angry at ourselves for the way we behaved, we come slinking back to God, begging and crying for forgiveness, and we confess our sin to our accountability group, and they forgive us, and tell us to try harder.

that angry Look on the face of prince william (the duke of cambridge).......

Instead, when you have some quiet downtime, read picture books together about feelings; look at photos of people and talk about the feelings you see on their faces; brainstorm together about what to do when you're hurt that someone doesn't want to play with you, when you're angry that a friend grabbed your toy, when you're scared in bed after lights out.

«I'm not going to allow anyone to attempt to save face at the expense of this Council,» an angry - looking Mark - Viverito told reporters at a press conference inside City Hall, one day after she had negotiated a compromise to table a controversial cap on car - hail companies.

They were also less likely to avoid looking at angry faces, and became simply vigilant to them.

Then they looked at angry or neutral faces while lying inside a brain scanner.

During the course of injecting Botox for eye disorders in 1987, Vancouver ophthalmologist Jean Carruthers and her dermatologist husband Alastair accidentally noted that it relaxed the muscles and softened the frown lines between the eyebrows, which gives the face an angry or tired look.

For instance, subjects can distinguish between a face that looks angry or one that has a neutral expression even if those faces are rendered «invisible» by flashing them only very briefly onto a screen and by adding distracting images just before and just after the picture to effectively mask or erase the picture from the mind's eye.

They thought faces colorized to look sad were actually sad about 75 percent of the time, and neutral faces colorized to look angry were actually angry about 65 percent of the time.

Emotion usually leads to an expression, but studies have shown that the process can also work in reverse: If you force your face to look sad or angry, the rest of your body will react as well, and you may involuntarily begin to feel those emotions.

Müller and Huber report that the dogs were slower to learn to associate an angry face with a reward, suggesting that they already had an idea based on prior experience that it's best to stay away from people when they look angry.

In one test, the Diagnostic Analysis of Nonverbal Accuracy 2 — Adult Faces (DANVA2 - AF) test, they looked at a face for 2 seconds and decided whether the person appeared happy, angry, afraid, or sad.

A new study shows that man's best friend is remarkably good at discerning happy expressions from angry ones — even when he's only looking at half of a person's face.

The result on your face, excluding the hormonal effects, would be less red, painful and «angry» looking pimples.

All you see is your partner's angry - looking face — glaring eyes, and tight, thin mouth — and a body that has moved from open to clenched.

But when the public face of the teacher unions is the Army of Angry Teachers, they no longer seem like Mary Poppins and begin to look a lot more like longshoremen beating their opponents with metal pipes.

Greene writes «But when the public face of the teacher unions is the Army of Angry Teachers, they no longer seem like Mary Poppins and begin to look a lot more like longshoremen beating their opponents with metal pipes.»

Suzuki's designers have turned the current - gen Swift's rounded face into an altogether more angular, angry looking snout on the Swift Sport with a re-moulded bumper, a new grille and a gently jutting front apron, but in the flesh, it's still a subtle - looking effort.

The Rio has adopted Kia's current design language — overseen by ex-Audi designer Peter Schreyer — along with a brash look that is distinctive and upscale, with the slightly angry face European automakers now favor.

Ransome does not shy away from including unpleasant pictures of the time, especially the angry looks on the faces of white people.

There was fear on his face, and he was talking so fast, his words seemed to be leap - frogging one another, falling over one another, tumbling, stumbling, ricocheting, scattering hopelessly: «Got ta get no business here him like down from there, Officer, I never don't know him like saw him before that you know mob up what do they he's so angry there want who'll him attack my boat like that mast alone destroy it cost a fortune you know that's all I need --» The guy was soft — look at him!

He may look terrifying with that characteristic angry look on its face and a stance that is ready to pounce, but the English Bulldog, or simply Bulldog, is anything but aggressive.

She has an underbite and her default face is pretty grumpy so she usually looks angry.

Baseball Riot is a physics - based puzzling bouncer - game — think Angry Birds and you're in the right area, though think Tennis in the Face and you're looking at Baseball Riot's identical twin.

I must say that watching Bowser slowly float away with an angry look on his face was a very funny image.

Employers look for customer service professionals who can demonstrate patience and self - control, even in the face of an angry customer or challenging situation.

When she came to pick him up she entered the office reception area without saying a word, angry look on face, and literally snatched the child from father's arms and left.

Look for the largest ad in the phone book and find the picture of the attorney with the angriest face.