Sentence examples for angry expressions from inspiring English sources

Angry expressions, for example, may help expressers achieve social goals by mimicking the appearance of morphological maturity and masculinity by simulating the low brows, small eyes, protuberant brow ridge, and thin lips of an adult male [46], [47].

Ms. Frey's figures were comical, but they typically had enigmatically blank, severe or angry expressions.

They are depicted with angry expressions, with a third eye in the middle of their foreheads, and surrounded by flames.

As Milliken-Smith spelled out those figures, confused, angry expressions overtook the three convicted cricketers in the dock.

When they noticed a white face in the car, they put on angry expressions and went back to grab their AK-47s.

Thomas looks out at the rustling, murmuring congregation, at his parents' angry expressions, and at Christina, who stands with her hands folded serenely before her.

The picture showed a slim young man with an angry expression on his face.

But when the task involved detecting shifts to an angry expression, the abused children identified the face as angry earlier in the transformation process.

As for Ms. Miller, whose angry expression startled the little boy, she was so concerned that she sought out cosmetic treatment to help soften her look.

Depay can wear an angry expression after a PSV victory in which he has scored because he also missed a big chance.

He said he was not sure which was which (Mrs. Obama was smiling broadly in one and looking at Mr. Obama with an angry expression in the other).