Sentence examples for assumes an expression from inspiring English sources

With his vacant gaze, jutting jaw and open downturned mouth, Mr. Kind often assumes an expression like the mask of tragedy gone amok.

When I mentioned Portman's recollections to Aronofsky, he assumed an expression of exaggerated rectitude.

When Mum was in full prevarication, Pup would assume an expression somewhere between a Jack Benny stare and the stoic grimace of a 13th-century saint being burned at the stake.

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.

In a typical office environment, she added, "sometimes someone will just disappear for two weeks, and when they come back everyone's like, 'Oh... '" — she assumed an expression of exaggerated sympathy — "and that's it, but meanwhile their whole world has changed".

Note finally that expression data should not be log transformed before PSEA (as opposed to a common practice in standard differential expression analysis) as the deconvolution method assumes a linear expression model where cell populations contributing expression add up, resulting in the "bulk" gene expression measured on the microarray [ 3].

Caplin assumes a saintly expression.

The first approach assumes a polynomial expression that satisfies the clamped conditions, while the second approach uses a disk with free boundary supported on artificial springs with stiffness tending to infinity.

This assumption is justified because the thermodynamic model assumes a mathematical expression by decomposition, whose parameterization must be done against experimental data.

The Principia argument intending to show that descriptions such as 'the author of Waverly' have no meaning in isolation assumes that an expression can only possess one kind of meaning and thus that sameness of meaning is either sameness of intension or sameness of denotation and Jones is quite right to challenge this.

His face assumed a pained expression.