Sentence examples similar to express mirth from inspiring English sources
It's safe to say that the crowd was laughing at Mr. Cage, rather than with him, since Mr. Cage rarely expresses mirth on screen.
Here are some of our best chunks of opinion, in no particular order, expressing the mirth and wisdom of the entire CG staff.
Those who are truly skilled at smiling with their eyes can express happiness or mirth without moving their mouth.
I think the word "mirth" expresses it well.
An efficient way to suppress both the activation and derepression functions of the ecdysone response is to express a dominant-negative EcR (Brown et al., 2006; Mirth et al., 2009).
They express warmth and familiarity; they signal receptiveness, openness, alliance, approval, arousal, mirth, and pleasure.
Humans express laughter differently depending on the context: polite titters of agreement are very different from explosions of mirth.
To circumvent this problem, we used P0206-Gal4, which expresses Gal4 moderately in the PGs (Mirth et al., 2005).
In "Johnny Has Gone for a Soldier," what's telling is the cool restraint with which she expresses loss and longing; in the "time to laugh" dance in Limón's "There Is a Time," what's remarkable is the full-hearted way she conveys irrepressible mirth, tipping and arching as she trips her way around the stage.
