Sentence examples for expressions breaking from inspiring English sources

Ekman worked to decode these expressions, breaking them down into combinations of forty-six individual movements, called "action units".

It helps with my expressions". Breaking down "Mad Men's" soap operatic and racy adult themes, Shipka says simply that the show "follows the office and family life of Don Draper". She worries only about the family part, which stands to reason since she's not allowed to watch the show.

In spiders the migration of the BMP expressing cumulus cells towards a symmetric ring of chordin expression breaks DV symmetry (Akiyama-Oda and Oda, 2006).

In the subthreshold regime, the expression breaks down somewhat when tau(s) becomes large compared to tau(m).

The rostral part of the abnormally broad Shh+ domain overlapped the region of high Pax6-GFP prethalamic expression (broken double-headed arrow in Figure 4X), with cells in this region being double positive for Shh and Pax6-GFP expression.

The expression on her face broke my heart as she moved farther and farther away from the toy she was trying to reach.

For 20 years he knew where the line between exercising his right to freedom of expression and breaking the law was drawn, he toyed with it, rubbed it in all our faces.

Like another millennial work, Osvaldo Golijov's "Passion According to St. Mark," "L'Amour" comes from an optimistic time when self-imposed barriers to musical expression were breaking down and an aesthetic utopia seemed near.

While it's fair to punish incitement to crime and the condoning of criminal acts – and Italy already has laws to do that – measures limiting freedom of online expression risk breaking an important principle and ruining the reputation of the net as a free space.

If grammar, like rhetoric in the case above considered, is transplanted into aesthetic, the result is a distinction between expression and the means of expression, which is a mere reduplication; for the means of expression are just expression itself, broken into pieces by grammarians.

The life-giving expressions of a moderate, faithful life are just not as newsworthy as the extreme, death-dealing expressions of broken lives.