Sentence examples for expression that one from inspiring English sources

She so blurs the lines between spoken and musical expression that one seems like a natural extension of the other.

/ why you always lying?" All the while, Fraser wears a grin so wide that the corners of his mouth line up with the bottoms of his earlobes, which is the expression that one should always wear when calling someone out.

As for the "right to the image," it's an even greater illusion that the public image is a sort of creation, a personal art work, that benefits in effect from the notion of freedom of expression — that one is entitled to appear as one puts oneself forth, until proven otherwise.

When one is confronted with a new problem, one searches around in one's head or in a calculus book for a procedure that looks as if it could be made to work, and then tries to make the expression that one has been given fit one of these algorithms.

And what better canvas for self expression that one's own face?

"It's not an expression that one can easily say: what it means to be home, after you have been prevented from being home".

When a non-cognitivist says that a sentence conventionally expresses an attitude, she means to contrast the mode of expression with saying that one has the attitude.

Of the many eminent writers who have, thus far, denied knowing Debenedetti, the hoaxer said, "Una ciliegia tira l'altra," an expression that means "One cherry leads to another".

"There's an expression that captures one of life's deepest truths: Never be surprised when people don't change," the author Scott Turow, a lifelong Cubs fan, said Tuesday.

Eventually, she flashes the signature expression that would one day make her an Internet superstar.

"This reminds me of a Tibetan expression that says one should be able to turn adversity or tragedy into an opportunity," His Holiness told Mellencamp after watching him perform the song at an event at the Tibetan Cultural Center in Bloomington, Indiana in May.