Sentence examples for expressions is so from inspiring English sources

The word stream is information-dense, because the number of distinct words and expressions is so great.

Remarks, pauses and fluid facial expressions are so minutely expressive that you often feel that you are observing real people in real time.

Their expressions were "so flat," Haywood recalls.

The medical people around us say very little, their expressions are so grave we have nothing to cling to.

The doll's facial expressions are so real, so lifelike, that its lips curl and its cheeks crumple as though it were actually about to cry.

One wonders here, when he knew he was dying of cancer, if this was why these expressions were so murky and powerful.

The familiar cartoon appearance to the pictures is less appealing, and parents' and children's facial expressions are so exaggerated, in certain spreads, that the family look strangely manic.

As MPs harangue the Speaker during this week's row in the House of Commons over what Jeremy Corbyn did or didn't say about Theresa May, their gestures and facial expressions are so eloquent and contrived it is hard to believe the picture wasn't elaborately staged by some great history painter.

Their facial expressions were so horrified that when they came to tell Bachmann the news, she presumed they were relaying that she'd been indicted.

"It's almost too easy to not think before we express ourselves because expression is so cheap, yet it often costs the receiver more".

"Her expression is so unforced".