eye roll

She did one of her eye rolls, but said nothing.

I did a mental eye roll on this one.

Most days, we simply put up with the heavy sighs and dramatic eye rolls of the 13-year-old.

"I'm here seeing my parents for the holidays," she said, adding an eye roll.

Usually that mixture was attraction followed by a mental eye roll.

His third eye rolls aimlessly, the way it always does when he's angry or upset.

He is incapable of fully stifling grins or eye rolls.

Was that - oh, pray, not - a "sick of the reporter" eye roll?

No more eye rolls or guffaws directed toward the hills of Blacksburg.

I just have to sit there, you know, kind of straight-faced with a massive internal eye roll."

"Love," said his grandfather, with an eye roll.

Shrugs and eye rolls were passed from person to person as everyone sought to avoid answering the question.

I gave Morelli an eye roll, and I left for the bond office.

"The goal was to get out of high school," Ms. Friedman said, providing an eye roll for emphasis.

Breathing exercises and downward-facing dogs tend to prompt eye rolls in the dugout.

Connie did a big eye roll.

She rolled her eyes, exasperated, and knew he'd heard that tone of voice from her often enough to visualize the eye roll.

"Or maybe we should call it a hallway," Ms. Drescher said, her voice the equivalent of an eye roll.

"We're all getting along," remarks Mr. Stone, with a dramatic eye roll.

"People need something to celebrate," said Mr. Angelidakis, with a final eye roll.

Mr. Field's eye rolls enjoyingly, for this man is a notorious begging-letter writer.

I wasn't imagining the snort the sheriff gave or Andy Bellefleur's eye roll.

Mr. Rosenthal opened the front door, gave a magnificent eye roll, and then disappeared toward the lacquered voices.

Soon she reveals her suspicions to Bundy face to face, and he is all smiles and eye rolls.

Was that a "sick of trying to bring some emotional layering to Queen Amidala" eye roll?