frown in a sentence

v. i.

Definition

FROWN: A facial expression characterized by a furrowing of the brow and downturned lips, typically indicating disapproval, displeasure, or concern.

She couldn't help but frown when she saw the mess in the kitchen.
His constant frown suggested that something was bothering him deeply.
The child’s frown quickly turned into a smile when he was given the puppy.
Despite her efforts to remain cheerful, a frown crept onto her face during the difficult meeting.
The teacher raised an eyebrow at the student’s frown, wondering what was troubling him.
She couldn't help but frown when she saw the messy room.
His frown deepened as he listened to the troubling news.
The child's frown quickly turned into a bright smile when he saw the puppy.
It's difficult to remain cheerful when everyone around you is wearing a frown.
She tried to hide her frown behind a book, but it was clear she was upset.
She couldn't help but frown when she saw the mess left behind.
His frown deepened as he listened to the disappointing news.
The child tried to hide her frown, but her disappointment was evident.
With a slight frown, he contemplated the difficult decision ahead.
A frown crossed her face when she realized she had forgotten her keys.