-
months earlier. Do not ask
where Hearts are
playing and then look at me
askance. If it's
football that you're wanting, you must come with us to France...
- as a
novice actor and
college student studying drama who
tended to look
askance at his parents'
comedy style. He
first appeared on the show on October...
-
flatlands of poor
white America. His view of that
country is the most
askance since the
films of
Monte ****man. For all the
supposed lightness, it is...
- White-And-Blue inescutcheon: The
inescutcheon of
white and blue
fusils askance was
originally the coat of arms of the
Counts of Bogen,
adopted in 1247...
- for
meeting the
demands of our day, and as such
should not be
looked at
askance, but be encouraged.
There is
nothing detrimental to
human society in it...
-
least partly a
literary construct of
Flavian propaganda ...
which looked askance on the
abortive Neronian attempt to
rewrite Augustan models of rule". Tacitus...
- He
constantly flaunts his
monetary wealth in
front of
Archie and
looks askance at the way
Archie lives,
forgetting that he
walked into a
profitable plumbing...
-
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February 2018). "Critics look
askance at
tycoon who
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- out to sea!" But the
snail replied "Too far, too far!" and gave a look
askance— Said he
thanked the
whiting kindly, but he
would not join the dance. Would...
- the tav and the
critical attitude it signifies. In
other words,
looking askance at a
culture marked by dire
moral decline is a kind of
shibboleth for loyalty...
