Sentence examples for a different expression from inspiring English sources

The observed gender differences may reflect a different expression of symptoms or coping style among boys and girls.

When I'm walking down the aisle and people look up, they give a different expression than when it's another person.

What the Church had affirmed, in the view of these traditionalists, was not just a different expression of Christianity but a different religion altogether.

Another boy of 15 quoted a different expression for using a condom: "I wrapped the rubber tighter," from a song by the rap star Jay-Z.

It's a different expression of what the Middle East can be.

In each sequence, the faces were either white or east Asian; some sequences consisted of the same face with a different expression, while others contained faces of two different people.

I leave you with a gratuitously upbeat song from today's charts, Happy by Pharrell Williams Pharrell Williams - Happy (Official Music Video), No 3 in the Official Charts A different expression of love perhaps?

Instead, disaffection has found a different expression: a party whose premise is that ordinary Spaniards should not have to pay for a crisis they had nothing to do with.

In an experiment carried out at the university's face research laboratory, 230 men and women were shown four flash cards, each depicting a face with a different expression.

The museum has a padded jersey sock dated between 1850 and 1890 designed to fatten the calves as a different expression of virility.

Censorship in China conjures the image of rigid, unsmiling authority, but that disapproving scowl can give way to a different expression — and not always a consistent one.