hangdog look

Gary had seen him use this hangdog look a thousand times with his customers.

The hangdog look of sympathy seems to say, Why would anyone ever want to do it if he didn't have to?

The man had something more to say, though: he had that hangdog look of someone with bad news.

A lanky man with a hangdog look grabbed his arm.

He rubbed the side of his head, with a hangdog look on his face.

No wonder Alex has a hangdog look about him.

Even as he tried to smile, Ross couldn't shake the hangdog look on his face.

They had a hangdog look and there were some among them who shuffled in discomfiture.

Emerson stood by me staring, with a singularly hangdog look.

When caught, he briefly manages a hangdog look, only to transgress again.

Behind him, even the County Advisor had assumed a hangdog look.

She thought the woman's eyes avoided her, but that might have been simply her chronic hangdog look.

He is allowed, among other things, a hangdog look that would poison champagne.'

The house had a hangdog look, like a stray being penned up until the dogcatcher comes.

But the hangdog looks told her they hadn't.

He had large, pale eyes, a snub nose, and a perpetual hangdog look about him.

"Where are you going with that hangdog look?

Terry now sat behind the small table facing the lift, a hangdog look on his heavy-jawed face.

It was a hangdog look, with a touch of self-contempt in it.

Chekov gave him a hangdog look but displayed his claws.

Frisson went limp, but the hangdog look hung lower.

"Finish your lunch, Curtis, and don't give me any more of that hangdog look.

He had a hangdog look, Maggie thought.

No hangdog looks, no maudlin theatrics, just talking a good game at the box office, right to the end.

Most of the American players carry a hangdog look, as if they know they frittered away precious points in the past four months.