Sentence examples for expression now from inspiring English sources

This series started with K6hf (appendix "hf" stands for "hair follicle expression", now K75), which was expressed in the hair follicle companion layer (Winter et al. 1998).

There's less vulnerability in her expression now.

"You don't remember Skat?" Dick took on an almost desperate expression now.

The expression, now in vogue as far away as Moscow, started here.

"But," he says, with a slightly wistful expression, "now there's a different person in the middle of it.

Many women who did not know anything about political expression now can really teach".

It's much more about self-expression now," she says.

Once arts subjects were seen as valuable for developing the whole student and promoting self-expression; now they've been relegated beneath the more desirable Ebacc subjects.

Or is it that Rourke's facial expressions now have the sluggish manoeuvrability of an ­aircraft carrier?

The 1940's Betty and Veronica wear slinkier clothes, tighter sweaters and have narrower eyes with more knowing expressions; now a more doll-like, wide-eyed cartoon look prevails.

In Mr. Goris's version, with the rubble of the Twin Towers in the background, the couple's facial expressions now seem to signify a mixture of somber disbelief and unwavering determination.