squinting

IPA: skwˈɪntɪŋ

Examples of "squinting" in Sentences

I call it "squinting"-you will have your own term.
In fairness, he might be squinting in the bright sun.
I wonder what the purpose is in squinting really hard when you pray.
Secondly, the screens are small enough to make reading small type on Websites an exercise in squinting.
They studied Bicyclus anynana, known as the squinting bush brown butterfly because of the eye-like patterns on their wings.
In fact, if browsing the Internet from a desktop is regarded as a scanning activity, than browsing the Internet through the adaptive lens of a mobile browser might best be described as a squinting activity.
Margaret, at the flattering address of her ladyship, let fall her eyelids, and timidly lifted them again; and while she endeavoured to express, by her eyes, every thing that was sweet and lovely, she gave them a turn very much like that defect which we call squinting; and smiling, as she was forming a speech to express her gratitude for the honour done her, she shewed the ruins of her mouth, and Lady Isabella with great difficulty suppressed her laughter.