Look on
Look on verb - Look on as or consider.
Usage example: she looked on this affair as a joke
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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The second one comes after the pun that makes the parents think he is a paedophile/ The look on his face says it all.
Source: Film / School of Rock -
Judging by the scared look on Lorelei when Superman takes advantage, you have to think she was wondering if this Trope applied or not.
Source: Film / Superman III -
The look on Kenny's face when he comes out and sees it almost makes one think he's starting to come back from his Heroic B.S.O.D.. Then Lee gets bitten, and Clementine has been kidnapped.
Source: Video Game / The Walking Dead
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