A spadassin stands behind a richly clad noblewoman who is kneeling, hands clasped in prayer, with an expression of frozen terror.
Suddenly he'll assume an expression of total terror, knock his knees in mock shock, and say in a high-pitched voice that suggests a panic-stricken Elmer Fudd: "Oh boy.
For the former, I swapped Costume National heels for blue plastic rental skates and wore American Apparel tights, a Blumarine T-shirt, a cardigan from Anthropologie, a Paul Smith knit hat, United Bamboo gloves and a general expression of terror.
I believe humor is just as powerful an expression of faith as terror or guilt".
For example, Darwin describes the cat's arching and hissing at a dog as an expression of the cat's terror and anger (Darwin 1886, p. 56).
Apparent now are the open threads of story (find the woman in a midriff top and cat-eye glasses, and, beside her, a man wearing an expression of pure but also very funny emotional terror), and the sometimes painterly compositions, but, above all, the jumping static charge of reality.
The fearful clips contained strong facial expressions of terror without the presence of an explicit aggressor or threat.
As for the top woman of the realm, the queen Cersei Lannister, she is a beautiful expression of arbitrary terror, combining shapely grace with limitless evil in just the right measure to scare a man to death while rendering him helpless with desire.
The news is filled with reports of men who've died in their sleep, expressions of terror on their faces.
Look at the expression of transport, of terror and pleasure on the face of Moore's self-portrait in The Hanged Man.
It's the expression of an underlying terror and compulsion that controls a person's thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.
