Sentence examples for bears an expression from inspiring English sources
The body, though small and emaciated, shows evidence of unusual muscular strength; the head is bald, the features are refined, and the mouth still bears an expression characteristic of shrewdness and cunning.
Water has "thoughts" that "curl through it, salt or fresh, or hang // between states" ("Betweenland I"); silt in water bears "an expression / that leaves home in search of a face of its own" ("Betweenland II").
"Bearing an expression not befitting anyone in the position she's found herself in".
On the contrary, his face bore an expression of deep concentration, like a chess master between moves.
Its bewhiskered face bore an expression of pure contentment, like an elderly member of a gentlemen's club sleeping off a good lunch.
Jeanne Russo, blond and rosy-cheeked, had on khakis, a red V-neck sweater, and a hair band, and bore an expression of weary relief.
Her face bore an expression that, if Cruz stays in the campaign much longer and he will, maybe to the end will need its own name.
Mr. Kostunica did not speak at Trebinje and bore an expression of detachment as he stood listening to the speeches and sermons.
Her face bore an expression that, if Cruz stays in the campaign much longer — and he will, maybe to the end — will need its own name.
It was an impression reinforced by Austin Healey's broody stomp towards the changing rooms the minute he'd been pulled off by Dean Richards, who himself bore an expression that parodied the filthy conditions in which the game was played.
