moue

She glanced aside to the rim of the looking-glass where his photograph was wedged, shuddered, and made a moue of distaste.

She shuddered, looked overside at the water, and made a moue.

"You know I've got to make way for that husky young brother of mine, and I ain't got long to live." She made an impatient moue, and he continued seriously.

Dorian Gray stepped up on the dais with the air of a young Greek martyr, and made a little moue of discontent to Lord Henry, to whom he had rather taken a fancy.

MABEL CHILTERN [With a little moue of disappointment.] I wish you were not going.

My first forkful brought a moue of disappointment from me.

A l'annonce des grandes lignes du rapport du gouvernement francais, en mars dernier, la SACD, societe des auteurs compositeurs dramatiques, fait la moue.

There were more problems in store for the spellers when words such as BALLISTIC, MASSACRE and VIGILANTE also could not be spelt correctly and Momin Zafar, the able pronouncer, came to words with silent letters such as 'FLANEUR', 'TRANCHE, 'MOUE', 'MANQUE', 'METIER', etc.

52(1); Dohyun Kim, The Annulment Committee's Role in Multiplying Inconsistency in ICSID Arbitration: The Need to Moue Away from an Annulment-Based System, 86 N.Y.U.

[beaucoup moins que]Un arbitre mecontent, et un entraineur qui fait la moue tous les quarts d'heure, des joueurs avec un esprit frondeur[beaucoup plus grand que], commente une jeune qui ne s'interesse guere au football.

Whether it was that experience that set Herrera thinking about the future she won't say - when asked, she made a moue of distaste and talked about the importance of not looking back - but it has been on her mind for about two years.