Sentence examples for an odd expression from inspiring English sources

She answered it, spoke briefly, then hung up with an odd expression on her face.

Instead, according to the report, the motivation for the two was personal, and was mostly an odd expression of compassion.

Amid accounts of street protests were reports of sexual violence, an odd expression and ugly byproduct of the rage.

Glancing up for admiration, I caught an odd expression on our guest's face, something between amusement and disgust.

Paul looks at Guy, who is gazing at the screen with an odd expression that might be sadness, resignation or even mild amusement.

Romney lists some of the usual suspects, including multiculturalism (a "fraud") and "the self-loathing of Western intellectuals" (an odd expression, since all the Western intellectuals I know think rather well of themselves).

"It is a very odd expression, it's a fairly stupid thing to say," says Clive Zietman, a lawyer at Stewarts Law.

Television close-ups of his face after adverse results sometimes reveal an odd, confounded expression, like a school kid surprised by a teacher's question.

Towards the posterior of the embryo, an extended domain of low-level Nv odd expression exhibits dynamic behavior over several nuclear cycles, and stripes 4/5 of Nv eve, Nv odd, and Nv runt each differentiate during this interval.

It's an odd, intense expression.

Nobbs works in a small Dublin hotel, always wearing an odd, unblinking expression.