Sentence examples for expressions convey from inspiring English sources

His lithe and meticulous gestures, and his subtle, heartbreaking expressions, convey the continuing pain of racism.

As Ms. Smith intended, her sitters' good posture and guarded expressions convey the trappings of class and breeding.

His somnolent squiggle of a walk and his dazed-newborn expressions convey his instinct for getting what he wants while yielding to every personality louder or more potent than he is, such as his wife — who, in this beautifully high-pitched setup, is a rifle-toting duck hunter.

The hypothesis that facial expressions convey the same meaning the world over goes all the way back to Charles Darwin.

But scientists have questioned whether these expressions convey anything to other rodents, or if they are simply physiological reactions devoid of meaning.

Expressions convey wisdom passed down over the generations.

"While commenting on the Washington scene," the Variety reviewer said, "he expressed strong disapproval and contempt over current developments through facial expressions conveying a sneering attitude...

"While commenting on the Washington scene," the Variety reviewer said, "he expressed strong disapproval and contempt over current developments through facial expressions conveying a sneering attitude..... View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Joan Acocella.

And the unfulfilled promises of men who deflowered virgins but refused to marry them have spawned a dictionary of expressions conveying disappointment and pathos.

It might have amounted to tony pantomime, had it not been for the aching pathos her facial expressions conveyed.

When the Lakers talk about Artest, the brawny, 30-year-old small forward, they are invariably smiling, their expressions conveying both warmth and chagrin.