Sentence examples for expression of a man from inspiring English sources
Throughout the movie, he wears the aloof, vaguely contemptuous expression of a man suffering from indigestion.
He took on the expression of a man who had just bit into a lemon.
As usual, he wears the expression of a man troubled by something.
Is this the facial expression of a man who expected more than he was offered?
He wore the expression of a man who had conquered the world.
Spitzer smiled -- the expression of a man who considers himself the Federalist Society's worst nightmare.
He ran with the facial expressions of a man undergoing torture.
Staring across the water with a blank expression, he had the look of a man riddled with pre-match nerves.
The novelist Martin Amis sketched Mr. Updike plausibly in a 1991 review of a collection for The Times Book Review: "Preparing his cup of Sanka over the singing kettle, he wears his usual expression: that of a man beset by an embarrassment of delicious drolleries.
By then he wore the expression of a haunted man.
The amigo, a bull-like figure with a thick neck and muscular shoulders, lay on a sofa under the window, wearing the incongruous, bewildered expression of a strong man on a sickbed.
