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raise eyebrows

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raise (a few) eyebrows
to shock or surprise people Anna's miniskirt raised eyebrows at the board meeting. The player's huge transfer fee raised a few eyebrows in the football world.
See also: eyebrow, raise

raise (some) eyebrows also raise a few eyebrows
to cause disapproval or worry The styles now favored by many teenagers have raised a few eyebrows among parents.
See also: eyebrow, raise


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But a smaller amount of cash, that likely may not be reported as missing or raise eyebrows when you spend or deposit it, may provide a little more temptation to just hold on to it.
Corporate philanthropies used to raise eyebrows until some years ago It was reserved for the super rich business honchos or the occasional celebrity where the glamorous aspect was more hyped than the actual charity donations Corporate philanthropies used to raise eyebrows until some years ago.
The appointment may raise eyebrows in the sport following soon after the appointment of Ed Warner to the new post of chairman, as both he and de Vos come from business rather than athletics backgrounds.
 
 
 
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