Sentence examples for expression that seems from inspiring English sources

Judging by Stone's delighted expression that seems to be the reaction he was after.

She flashes a smug expression that seems to say: Did I just blow your mind?

The momentousness of the stakes, as well as the emotional pitch of so many Democrats, requires a largeness of expression that seems foreign to him.

And his sad eyes and slyly amused grimace, painted on an otherwise placid face, create an expression that seems barely to contain an explosive mirth beneath.

At his side, the mother, a handsome, worn-looking woman, stares at the camera with an expression that seems to combine tenderness, rage and anxiety.

Sometimes he shoots a somnolent look at the club in his hand — an expression that seems to say, Why are you doing this to me?

He wore an expression that seemed perpetually to ask "Who, me?" Tiny ears stuck out from his head like mushrooms.

Wearing a navy pinstriped suit and towering over bailiffs and lawyers, Mr. Ewing took the stand with an expression that seemed similar to that of an dental surgery patient.

He had an odd look on his face as he watched that ball, an expression that seemed to say, "That's not part of the hard-wiring".

Leonardo's was an art of expression that seemed to strive consciously to bring out the hidden ambiguity of the theme.

When this drew a chuckle from the audience, Eisner looked around the room with an expression that seemed to say, "What's so funny?" They are certainly not laughing now at the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim.