Word: frowningly
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Beagle, by the way, kicked with his shoe on, although publicity reports say that he is better barefooted and wears a zippered shoe for quick changes. Perhaps he figured that Boston might frown upon that which is acceptable in the New Hampshire wilderness, or else that Culolias might step on his exposed foot in the name of propriety...
...report on the use of phenylbutazone in the treatment of gout and gouty arthritis by Dr. William C. Kuzell of the Stanford University School of Medicine: major improvement or complete relief in 168 cases out of 200. Bad side effects, which have proved so serious that many U.S. doctors frown on phenylbutazone, were noted in 52 cases, but of these, 38 were cases in which it was possible to continue the treatment successfully, because the degree of toxicity was so small. The consensus of the Geneva experts: everybody should have a better idea of the drug's value...
...argument at vital points, the blame appears to lie both with the university and the student "intellectual coterie." If the author considered all possible results of his conclusion (that the university stamp a common belief in the nature of ethical principles on the student) he might hesitate and frown a little more...
...added many a new refinement to oldtime favor ites. There are Humpty Dumpties for a dime, giant elephants for more than $100, Teddy bears, now celebrating their 50th anniversary, that are chemically treated to keep them free of dust. Dolls do just about everything (eat, burp, nibble fin gers, frown, pucker lips, blow soap bubbles, wet, wail, walk, and recite verse...
...ultimate frown in an age of frowns...