Sentence examples for expressions out from inspiring English sources

Entranced by the fake head that group leader Frank wears 24/7 ("Would it help if I said my facial expressions out loud?"), Jon becomes seduced both by the guru-like enigma of his mentor, and by the waving hands of theremin player Clara (Maggie Gyllenhaal), who seems able to conjure beautiful sounds and savage weapons out of thin air with equal ease.

In the scene where Marva tries to introduce the sheriff to her reluctant boarder, the film-makers keep his expressions out of focus while he concludes that Dorr is Marva's imaginary friend, making this a comic high point of the film.

An abstract consequence relation can be defined on a language without selecting a particular class of expressions out for special treatment.

The algorithm starts by extracting all elementary expressions out of the domain-expression in the policy (e.g., in the TrackingLimit policy) which are composed using binary conjunctions and disjunctions.

There is another expression, "out of the mouths of babes," which implies an utterance of wisdom from someone not expected to have it.

I ventured that as he had just figured the expression out, he probably did not need to commit this fact to memory.

Moreover CH patients have higher scores in Anger Expression-Out (p<0.05).

Various expressions for out-of-plane displacement without inertial effects are available in the literature.

Many empirical expressions on mean out-of-plane dynamic plateau stresses of DHHCs are suggested.

I love Mrs Hughes' appalled facial expressions: Watch out, Dame Maggie, you've got competition.

Ms. O'Connor's rubbery facial expressions brought out the melancholy misdirection of "Over the Piano" and underscored the thoroughly modern dilemma of "Toothbrush Time".