Sentence examples for expression of the man from inspiring English sources

Beyond the hair it is the intensely human expression of the man in the portrait that has provoked the interest of scholars and experts.

It's a portable refuge, as much a hideaway as an expression of the man who owns it: sleek, hard, fast and shut off from the world sprawling outside it.

Matthew Marks Gallery, 522 West 22nd Street, (212) 243-0200, through April 22. (Smith) Markus Hansen: 'Other People's Feelings Are Also My Own' In high-definition video projections of pairs of photographs, Mr. Hansen, a Paris-based German artist, dresses like and adopts the facial expression of the man, woman or child in the picture next to his.

(Smith Markus Hansenn: 'Other People's Feelings Are Also My Own' In high-definition video projections of pairs of photographs, Mr. Hansen, a Paris-based German artist, dresses like and adopts the facial expression of the man, woman or child in the picture next to his.

According to Thomas Kren, Philip's "library was an expression of the man as a Christian prince, and an embodiment of the state – his politics and authority, his learning and piety".

That being the case, how are we to account for the warmth and the normalcy here amidst the children, the soft and direct expression of the man in the khakis, open shirt and sports jacket, the relaxed shoulders, the only-loosely crossed arms and the sense of affinity and collegiality between the Imam and the WASP woman?

You can see it on the expressions of the man and the boy standing there.

It kept nearly minute-by-minute records of a senior government official's extramarital affair, noting the facial expressions of the man ("entreating") and the woman ("impudent") during one evening tryst.

On the other hand, in the version with the three figures, the expressions of the man and the monkey imply that El Greco may have intended to illustrate a fable or allegory, the meaning of which remains elusive.

He also observes that a good royal education is built around "a perverse priority," seeking "not to develop exceptional talent so much as to turn a uniquely privileged individual into the expression of the common man or woman".

To determine the possible association between the relative differences of the genetic expression of the groups, the Man-Whitney U test was used.