用frown造句子，“frown”造句

My dear Mother, why do you always frown?

I caught the edge of her frown like a fishhook.

He suggested that if a depressed person can't frown because of Botox treatment, then others won't frown back at them, thereby breaking the loop.

It's difficult to frown when others are smiling at you, isn't it?

And I think that a lot of Kenyan mothers as well would frown upon hearing that someone had a tattoo.

A robot has taught itself to smile, frown, and make other human facial expressions using machine learning.

Some drift past with studied indifference as if they're not really looking at all; others frown over them, notebook and pencils in hand.

REMEMBER: When somebody annoys you, it takes 42 muscles in your face to frown, BUT it only takes 4 muscles to extend your arm and BITCH SLAP that MOTHERFuckER.

Losers frown. Winners smile.

I frown upon smoking in public restaurants.

Her beautiful face had a resentful frown on it.

And what are you going to do with the nice new frown?

Let's face it, if you are his girlfriend or wife, you would at least frown at the concept.

Children with the brightest smiles in family photographs are more than three times likely to have a successful marriage than those who frown, according to research.

She would then smile somewhat expectantly at Ellen or me, as if awaiting a thank you-and on occasion, would frown slightly, as if to criticize us as parents.

A frown creased his forehead.

There was a deep frown of his face.

The frown on the man's face showed that he was displeased.

'If you are one of the unfortunate people who frown or squint while they are concentrating at the screen then, over time, you will inevitably end up with frown lines,' Dr Prager, 42, said.

When engaging the automatic parking brake a slight groan creaked out from somewhere in the rear, a faint sound that put a faint frown on the face of the Volvo representative sitting in the back seat.

I don't frown when I do that.

16-13 They looked down gravely, frowning. He knew the frown.

With a novelist’s interest in detail, he carefully observed the shrug of one man’s shoulders, the position of another’s hands, the scowl on one face and the frown on yet one more.

'frown, relax, frown, relax,' he instructs, injecting between her eyebrows and then along the imperceptible furrows of her forehead.

"I think part of it was because he didn't show his emotions and he'd get that frown on his face," Starks added.

Many doctors frown on a diet which has a lot of fat.

If he could frown, he would.

Never frown, even you're sad, because you never know who is falling in love with your smile.

Male rats sometimes eat their young rather than nurture them, which makes them a poor model for studying how fatherhood affects the brains of species that frown on infanticide.