Sentence examples for expression suggested from inspiring English sources

Her dour expression suggested she wasn't optimistic.

His expression suggested that he was highly amused by his men.

Her expression suggested that Mr. Walsh might want to stick to pie.

Her expression suggested there was a fine line between bad and stubborn which Jeremy was dangerously close to crossing.

Suddenly speechless, the 41-year-old old Etonian's baffled expression suggested he'd just been asked to describe Euclid's theorem – in Greek.

It is not just that his expression suggested that the real Mr Bush is peevish rather than caring.

His worried expression suggested what kind of painful marathon lay ahead if, in fact, he failed to get properly caught up in the intricacies of Asgard, Yggdrasil and Hel.

Bottom of the Premiership after three straight defeats is currently only a disaster in the most parochial senses of the word, even if Jon Callard's grim expression suggested otherwise.

It was City's sixth win in their last seven league meetings against United, including four in a row for the first time since 1970, and Van Gaal's expression suggested that he had not accepted Smalling's apology.

Also, the reporter was gorgeous, and her challenging expression suggested that if I answered "no", she would roll her eyes and end the conversation.

Constitutive OsASNase expression suggested the accumulation of ammonium; therefore, free ammonium concentration was measured in developing spikelets (Fig. 4a).