Sentence examples for by an expression of from inspiring English sources

That is usually preceded or followed by an expression of support.

Nor are the bereaved the only ones helped by an expression of condolence.

His features are grotesque, but they are softened by an expression of yearning tenderness.

Even the mildest criticism is prefaced by a statement of high regard and/or followed by an expression of regret.

Then the first trace of uneasiness; the second, closer glance, followed by an expression of incredulity and dismay.

His face was abruptly contorted by an expression of pain and fury, and he spat on the street.

Infection efficiency was assessed by (a) expression of GFP in the VMH or in the ARC and (b) increased phosphorylation of ACCα.

A series of lightweight structures, with floors supported by slender masts, were staffed by airplane maintenance crews and could be transported around the world by zeppelins, an expression of global mobility easily embraced today.

Composed in 1962, the Symphony No. 13 takes its title from a poem by Yevgeny Yevtushenko, an expression of rage at the 1941 massacre of nearly 34,000 Jews by the Nazis at Babi Yar, a ravine in Kiev.

But it is, by tradition, an expression of frustration.

We watched Lance, who finished second that day, speed by wearing an expression of grim determination.