You look at the man with a critical eye, but you get but very little out of that sphinx-looking face of his.
Whilst drawn by the beautiful and benevolent-looking face of Kwan-Yin to a keener belief and worship of her, she was daily treating this poor child in the most savage and brutal manner.
As I told you just now, the eyes alone seemed to be really alive in the pale, waxen-looking face, and I thought the mouth quivered.
He held a candlestick in his hand, and the candle threw up a flickering light on his pallid, alarmed-looking face.
Kitty arose when she saw him, and an expression of loathing passed over her haggard-looking face.
He had a sad, pale, eager-looking face, with dreamy eyes, which always seemed to be looking into the spiritual world.
Charlie smiled up into the man's shrewd, good-looking face.
He sighed, and a look of almost desperate worry crossed his dark, good-looking face.
Finally, she pointed to the smiling, good-looking face of a young man.
He had married a lady in a superior social position to himself, whom he had won by his good-looking face, and he had given his only daughter Margaret Alice Churchill (the Mayflower) an excellent education.
I am too happy," she was thinking, as time after time she raised her eyes shyly to John's good-looking face.
There was not a single cross or worried-looking face.
Very probably the good-looking face of the young woman in the clogs had a good deal to do with the impression of well-being this peasant household made upon Levin, but the impression was so strong that Levin could never get rid of it.
Her bosom heaves, and her limbs tremble, yet she cannot withdraw her eyes from that marble-looking face.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "looking face" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
