Sentence examples for expression conveys from inspiring English sources
Granet's expression conveys affection.
The human figure, with its forbidding, breath-holding expression, conveys power visually in ways we may recognize.
The expression conveys exhaustion and dumbstruck wonderment, a lightly comic, ultimately grave miracle of minutely reproduced observation.
The only thing this hollow expression conveys is that you're focusing on how we appear.
The expression conveys total delight; for all the mayhem and wickedness he has dealt with in his professional life, he is a remarkably lighthearted guy.
Guileless, gorgeous, it is every bit the face of the practical Midwestern girl, and her expression conveys a kind of shock at having ended up, of all places on earth, inside a Surrealist painting — and one that she had painted.
Her expression conveyed sympathy and maternal acceptance.
Almost as much as his words, Obama's facial expression conveyed astonishment that anyone would take such a man seriously.
But there's awe, too: the mother's expression, conveying exhaustion and dumbstruck wonderment, is a lightly comic, ultimately grave miracle of minutely reproduced observation.
It was like peering into a parallel universe, where every word meant a different thing, and every facial expression conveyed its opposite.
These gifts did not include, for example, Picasso's genius for drawing or for psychological expression conveyed by continually metamorphosing faces and figures.
