That's step the first," I said to myself; and then I looked hard at the two servants standing with folded arms motionless as bronze statues.
It looked hard, for he had done so much for us, but I hoped that Brace had been to him, and that he would not think it unkind of me, knowing as he would that I had been heavily on duty.
He looked hard at his daring associate, on whose lip the down was yet scarcely dark.
Having made that purely worldly remark, he looked hard at my corner, as if he expected me to go.
The corners of the Sergeant's melancholy mouth curled up, and he looked hardin my face, just as he had looked in the garden.
My lady, turning round to wish them good-night, looked hardat the wicked Colonel's legacy shining in her daughter's dress.
He looked hardat his client, expecting to receive a violent reply.
He looked hard at his son, and entered abruptly on a new question.
He looked hard at Blanche--and detected a momentary hesitation in her face.
Once again he looked hard in my face, and I looked hard back.
He looked hard at me again, and then said, "What was it your mother sent word?
He looked hard at me a moment, discerning something strange in the bitterness of my last words.
His manner was so strange that I looked hard at him, and he, jerking up his head with a gesture of defiance, looked at me too, his face very pale.
He looked hard at him by such light as there was, and did not recognize him as one of our assailants of the night before.
While she spoke, I looked hard at the white head in the photograph.
I looked hard at the phantom-hand in it, that floated like a vision, all distinct before my mind's eye.
He looked hard at the revolver, too, and chalked its place on the ground.
Jane, leaning over my shoulder, looked hard at the photograph too.
Perhaps if he looked hard enough at what they had left behind them he might find out what men really wanted to do with their lives--perhaps he might get some hint of what he could do with his own life.
She carried the others back and looked hard at the ivory on both sides, making a deft fold or two with her stiff old fingers, to see how it would tie into a bow.
Neale's pulse beat more quickly and he looked hard at the curve of her cheek.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "looked hard" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
