Sentence examples for expressions range from from inspiring English sources

Their expressions range from uninterested to disdainful.

His cajoling expressions range from seraphic to maniacal, both in heavy demand for the mammoth journey of Mahler's third symphony, in the final concert.

In reviewing Donny Osmond in "Little Johnny Jones" in 1983, Frank Rich wrote in The New York Times: "The young Mr. Osmond is as yet a limited performer whose dancing is more like prancing and whose expressions range from a mild pout to a broad grin (with few gradations in between).

Their facial expressions range from Buddha-like tranquility to utter terror.

These local expressions range from pop culture cute to traditional Shinto architecture -- all with a quintessentially Japanese feeling.

Their expressions ranged from really amused to really horrified.

People would suspiciously ask what kind of camera it was before walking away with expressions ranging from offense to pity.

In subsequent months and years, expressions ranging from "da bomb" and "wassup dawg" to "mad hops" and "schweet" became integral parts of my vocabulary.

Under the scudding clouds of Washington, her expressions ranged from the pained to the dismayed, with occasional moments of effortful cheer.

In fact, it can (nearly) express the full range of emotions, as Network World reports: "The students also put mechanics inside the robots head to create facial expressions ranging from happy and surprised to sad and angry".

But for seven days, as he nestled himself shoulders forward in the witness chair, with expressions ranging from agitation to exhaustion to contemplation, Mr. Christensen was regularly raising his own defense.