down-looking

• “In general, I am forced to agree with your down-looking dog attitude.”

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• “The officer whom I did not know was a down-looking man, and kept his eyes upon the ground while I was speaking.”

  Master Humphrey's Clock

• “Much of the down-looking view was burned out by airglow around the torch.”

  A Fire Upon the Deep

• “He was a humble down-looking man, whose physiognomy promised nothing, but who soon acquired the confidence of the King, and the esteem of the army.”

  Court Memoirs of France Series — Complete

• “Whether this fell sheer or sloped steeply could not be seen, for the first thing which the down-looking eye encountered was a vast plain, rich, sun-bathed, rolling, three hundred feet below.”

  Jonah and Co.

• “She shewed it now, poor child; how could she help it? she shewed it by her unusually tinged cheeks and by her persistent down-looking eyes.”

  Melbourne House

• “I had a lamp, and at my forehead the lighted candle, and I went on quickly, seeing it useless now to choose my steps where there was no choice, through a passage incrusted, roof and sides, with a scabrous petrified lichen, the roof low for some ninety yards, covered with down-looking cones, like an inverted forest of children's toy-trees.”

  The Purple Cloud

• “But when he came splashing back and set it on the rock beside her, it suddenly lost its importance, and as suddenly she became a prey to low-voiced, down-looking discomfort.”

  The Emigrant Trail

• “Not arm in arm, or hand in hand, or interchanging bright glances; but she in tears; he gloomy and down-looking.”

  A Budget of Christmas Tales by Charles Dickens and Others

• “A man called the Coadjutor -- a down-looking dog?”

  The House of the Wolf; a romance

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