grim-faced

I hate my boss , " a grim-faced office worker mutters. " He never shows appreciation for anything .

Finally, a few days before Easter, a grim-faced doctor met with Dorothy.

The awful truth was not presented to the public, who was only told by grim faced Congress people that they had no choice.

There he met Kim Jong Il, the grim-faced leader of the world's most repressive regime and a defiant nuclear bomb-tester to boot.

To a roomful of grim-faced officials, he declared that China must "resolutely resist" vulgar, cheap and kitsch forms of culture.

Even that proviso looked threadbare when grim-faced Italian police, backed by bulldozers, swept through shanty towns full of Romanians.

I join young white families staring in silence at the chains and shackles, and photographs of grim-faced Aborigines manacled together.

"We're under scrutiny on whether we, the Japanese people, can overcome this crisis, " a grim-faced Kan told a Sunday night news conference.

Grim-faced and grim- voiced, the Chairman formally admitted before the local and overseas media reporters that he had lost the election.

A grim-faced political leader comforting the stricken and reassuring a worried nation.

Mr. Tung stood grim-faced and silent during the three-minute event, smiling briefly when it ended.

Grim faced and determined, he headed for the woods.