Sentence examples for expression stuck from inspiring English sources

When Danton meets with Robespierre to discuss his fate, he at first tries to tease his friend out of his fantasy of purity ("I'd be disgusted with myself if I spent thirty years with such a self-righteous expression stuck on my face"), then to reason with him ("Purity needs vice, if only for contrast"), and, finally, to draw his attention to the facts about which Robespierre has befogged his mind.

Her stilted delivery of impossible-to-speak lines, her consistent mannerisms every Kristen Stewart impression begins with pushing one's bangs aside and stammering a little and her usually dour expression stuck in the public imagination, representing the worst of modern star acting.

"You have an expression, sticks and stones can break my bones but names will never hurt me," said Van Gaal.

And he did (if you'll pardon the expression) stick to his guns, and not back down even though the most likely outcome was failure.

Statistical analysis was based on the factors correctness (correct vs. erroneous responses) and expression (stick position; "smile", "no smile", "no stick").

Ever since, the expression has stuck, spawning a myriad of internet memes.

Sometimes, single sentences and expressions get stuck with you even if you have known a person for a long time.

John Turturro's face is stuck in an expression of baffled disapproval, his jaw twisted round to make his face shaped like a J. Clooney is very much the leader of the pack.

"Global media, both Western and Arab, often claim that Islam does not believe in freedom of expression and is stuck in medieval times," said Sheikha Moza.

But sadly John Turturro as Pete, one of his two sidekicks, is a bit dull and unresponsive, his face permanently stuck in a good ol' boy expression.

While you are talking to your friend or family member, allow yourself to be expressive with your face as well as your body, but don't get stuck in an expression.