Sentence examples for expressions became from inspiring English sources

As emotions peaked in intensity, expressions became distorted, similar to the way cranking up the volume on a stereo makes the music unrecognizable.

They pursued more than justice, as the case became a cause, as the expressions became an artistic outpouring in videos, posters, and memorials, and as friendships and alliances were forged and strengthened.

Needless to say, when I heard of Dennis' passing, Extended Expressions became the focal point for my reveries of the man and his art.

Later, as emoticons became more advanced and the expressions became more nuanced, yellow was still the de facto color for the faces in part, because yellow was neutral.

Although an increase in mapk12 (p38γ) and mapk14a (p38α) transcripts were observed in HL, their expressions became downregulated in HCC.

Mainly present in the perivenous areas, NRF2 and MnSOD expressions became more diffuse across the hepatic lobule at 24 and 36 h post-PH.

But enlarged and isolated, their expressions become riddles, intensely melodramatic and strangely touching.

(That phrase, one of Vollmann's frequently used expressions, becomes neither more poetic nor less clumsy with repetition).

If Pilobolus dancers aren't absorbed in a taxing physical act, their expressions become entirely overwrought.

And all of the expressions become much more vivid, most strikingly one of the magi, who looks lost in a devotional reverie.

Making it through each day has, because of racism in its implicit and explicit expressions, become a political act in and of itself.