guilty-looking

What dog owner has not come home to a broken vase or other valuable items and a guilty-looking dog slouching around the house?

Is Your Dog Really Guilty When He Has The “Guilty Look”? | Impact Lab 2009

Beneath my admittedly guilty-looking face were the words “ROBERT PENDRAGON—SUSPECTED DOMESTIC TERRORIST.”

Raven Rise D. J. MacHale 2008

The announcer says in a sinister voice, "Who is Barack Obama?" as the commercial begins with a frozen picture of a guilty-looking Obama.

Michael Hughes: Ad Wars: McCain Dishonorable and Obama Untrustworthy 2008

Beneath my admittedly guilty-looking face were the words “ROBERT PENDRAGON—SUSPECTED DOMESTIC TERRORIST.”

Raven Rise D. J. MacHale 2008

She indicated the still guilty-looking Ebbanai, who had remained down on the floor with the rest of the crowd.

Running from the Deity Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 2005

After a while I threw out a second piece, and he started to trot alongside, still half turned away; he kept at a distance of about two hundred yards to the west running in a furtive, half guilty-looking way, with his tail down and his eye on me.

Over Prairie Trails Frederick Philip Grove

"What is it now?" she demanded, glancing from one to another of the guilty-looking group.

Two Little Travellers A Story for Girls Frances Browne Arthur

And the officer, not recognizing an old offender, and not a very guilty-looking young one, hesitated.

Edna's Sacrifice and Other Stories Frances Henshaw Baden

Belle turned around to stare at the two guilty-looking chums.

The Campfire Girls of Roselawn Or, a Strange Message from the Air Margaret Penrose

As she turned the corner of the school-house she came plump upon the quondam drunkard, —now perfectly sober, and inexpressibly sheepish and guilty-looking.

The Idyl of Red Gulch 1917