Sentence examples for expression to make from inspiring English sources

Lashandra's face is unsure what expression to make when she sees me pathetically standing there again.

Either way it is a choice, but Justice Eady, with his awesome powers, has taken away our freedom of expression to make that choice".

At one point Pedro Juan, whose sexual endeavors occupy a major portion of "Dirty Havana Trilogy," mocks the expression "to make love," preferring the four-letter obscenity for the sex act instead.

The baby's expression To make loss more bearable the post-mortem portrait was intended to portray the dead as if sleeping, and the closed eyes and position of the body reflect this.

Grindr is using this form of identity expression to make money.

In every interactional moment, people decide how and what to speak, what gesture and facial expression to make, and what not to speak and do.

"I decided to change the logo to lots of different expressions to make it become more like a character expressing different emotions," Nicolas explains.

"My biggest challenge was to alter the Presidents' expressions to make them reflect attitudes of consternation".

"My biggest challenge was to alter the Presidents' expressions to make them reflect attitudes of consternation," Blitt remarked in February.

Some of the performers add vivid facial expressions to make sure the audience knows how blithe or grim each bit is meant to be.

If cursing can not be obliterated, he said, a public ban will at least force citizens to turn to Russian's trove of expressions to make their points and help keep the language rich.