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askance

[uh-skans] / əˈskæns /


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But they are also likely intended to quell concerns among progressives who might look askance at one factor in Kelly’s Senate record.

From Salon

Some informed observers are looking askance at the emerging White House energy policy, which includes a ban on Russian oil.

From Washington Times

Some of those Democrats looked askance at Mr. Adams’s policy positions, including his embrace of the business and real estate sectors and his support for charter schools.

From New York Times

“It even tells them what colors to use: red and yellow, like a hazard sign. That the First Amendment would look askance at such a practice, therefore, should surprise no one.”

From Washington Times

Talk to people who have worked for Washington under Snyder’s watch, and they can simultaneously be encouraged by all of the change but view it askance.

From Washington Post