Sentence examples similar to admiring expression from inspiring English sources
Do you admire artistic expression?
She admired exactitude of expression above almost all things else.
But Mr. Redmond stood still, looking on with the placid expression of a man admiring his grandchildren.
Instead, it centered on another's admiring contemplation of beauty, as if the supreme expression of love was "What fine taste in music you have".
They run!" Garrick even demonstrated to an admiring crowd in front of the painting what Wolfe's expression should have been.
Tall, muscular, hard-jawed, he gazes across the river with an expression I admire because it is not particularly militant.
These notes clarify some of the sources and influences, like D. H. Lawrence, Hart Crane, Chekhov and — perhaps surprisingly — the tough guy Hemingway, whom he admired for his "fearless expression of brute nature".
We admire skill as enhanced expression belonging to the product and not merely to the producer.
Lincoln was less admiring.
