Several of Yoshic[ch]!!'s friends — a girl in eyeglasses; a cute girl wearing a hostile facial expression — represent archetypal moé characters.
As we drove into Khost, the Pashtun men on the streets either ignored our convoy or noted it with neutral or hostile expressions.
The group was determined to throw off the masking (to use the word of critic Houston A. Baker, Jr). and indirection that had necessarily attended black expression in a hostile society.
Intriguingly, cellular genes coding for proteins induced as part of the innate response to infection, such as type 1 interferons, show substantially greater depletion of CpG dinucleotides than other genes of similar G+C composition [ 31], suggesting that this adaptation is required for effective gene expression in a hostile cytoplasmic environment.
There's a hostile, furtive, diabolical quality to the expression, playing on fears of an Obama we really don't know.
The bombing "will create a hostile climate for free speech and freedom of expression," said Kwamchetsi Makokha, a columnist for The Daily Nation, a leading newspaper in Kenya.
Photographer Kramer commented in 2010 on the singer's expression: "He's hostile, or it's a hostile moodiness.
In addition, the degenerate disc is a hostile environment with increased production of cytokines that alter matrix synthesis and expression of matrix degrading enzymes [ 19, 21- 23].
These results suggest that one of the underpinnings of delinquency might be impaired recognition of emotional facial expressions, with a specific bias toward interpreting disgusted expressions as hostile angry expressions.
But the Europeans also hoped that clear expressions of solidarity and offers of support would convince the United States that it is not alone in a hostile world.
