Sentence examples for expression is so from inspiring English sources

"It's almost too easy to not think before we express ourselves because expression is so cheap, yet it often costs the receiver more".

"Her expression is so unforced".

The expression is so variable that later researchers thought it might reflect cultural or personal differences.

Cassandra likes her because of her kindness, but this doesn't stop her wondering whether the reason she looks so extraordinarily young is "because her expression is so blank".

There are odd moments when the authorial presence is almost too imposing and overwhelms the characters – but the expression is so thoughtful and insightful that my connection with them remains right up to the sombre conclusion.

The importance of freedom of speech – which includes, as the jurisprudence of the US's first amendment shows, all forms of expression – is so great that it cannot be overstated.

Its expression was so pained that patrons passing on the way to the rest rooms often thought that it was dying.

His expression was so contorted that he looked older than he does now, at 42, when his smile is easy and his face smooth.

He appeared to be nothing more than a nondescriptly handsome wodge of heteronormative generica, tidily styleless in a sweater and chinos, but his dopily enthused expression was so innocuous it was unnerving.

"But by the time he felt rich enough to have them straightened he had decided that his expression was so widely known that people would miss seeing them, and so he had them straightened only part-way".

(That actress's wooden expression was so persuasive that she briefly had her own turn as a Nikita-like human robot on the Fox drama "Dollhouse").