Significats de look scornful en anglès

Here Beatrice tried to look scornful.

The only thing she ever does is sometimes to draw herself up and look scornful, and that nearly kills them.

When he met Hallam at department functions, Hallam frowned and looked through him and Lamont began to look scornful in his turn.

He did not look scornful and cynical, as he formerly did, nor was there anything hostile in his manner towards his brother.

Between trying to look scornful and really looking startled, Turnbull's face was confused enough to emit no speech, and Evan went on in monotonous sincerity:

The suggester of the idea looked scornful and addressed himself to Tomkins.

A lot of people snickered or looked scornful when they first came in.

The two old pussies looked scornful, then tried and tested.

Sapt looked scornful; he knew that his companion's mind had been occupied with the queen.

He looked scornful, the way he's always done when he was ashamed of a person, and says:

The younger man still looked scornful.

The eldest boy looked scornful.

Never flinch because a slip of a lass looks scornful at you out of the bonniest dark-blue eyes on earth.'

He only just looked scornful, and said something about nobody ever heard of such an idiotic idea, and then he went to studying.

"A private tutor!" said Margaret, looking scornful: "What in the world do manufacturers want with the classics, or literature, or the accomplishments of a gentleman?"