The old harassed look of bearing up against complex anxieties came into her face.

Self-pity and the harassed look which comes of annoyance with trifles had set their mark upon him.

She hoped that whatever he talked about it would bring Ann home without that strained, harassed look.

A man of forty, gray-haired, pink-faced, keen, nervous, plainly dressed, with a harassed look around the eyes.

Heartily willing to administer an effective lesson to her tormentors, harassed look she had failed wholly to banish.

The harassed look which Alma's face had worn, and which Exeter people had attributed to worry over Anna, disappeared.

No wonder poor Annie's bright face took frequently a worn and harassed look in those early days of hospital work.

A harassed looking Eurasian ticket-collector entered our carriage, his sour face, under an uncomfortably large pith helmet, glistening with perspiration.

There was a harassed look about Mrs. Duncombe herself, for much depended on the success of her husband's filly, Dark Hag.

This showed itself in the harassed look which his pale face often wore, and in his marked dislike to being left alone.

Then he raised his head, but his blue eyes had a guilty harassed look in them, and he dropped them quickly again.

They were a source of vexation to her, and she would turn round with a harassed look, even though drowsy with fever.

For suddenly Raeburn's expression changed; the over-strenuous, harassed look, which of late had somewhat taken the place of his old philosopher's quiet, reappeared.

The hard, harassed look between his eyes and about his drawn mouth melted away, and he repeated the question: What's the matter with me?

There in the aisle stood the girl she had noticed in the diner, and with her was a harassed looking porter carrying three heavy bags.

As she rose her guardian entered, and she started at the haggard, wasted, harassed look of the noble face, which she had not observed before.