Sentence examples for expressions suggested from inspiring English sources

The expressions suggested doubt or fear.

He liked expensive suits and long cigars, and his facial expressions suggested that all of life tasted like milk whose date has expired.

The boy, it turned out, had become obsessed with Fubu, which was a clothing line, she explained to the handful of men and women whose expressions suggested that this was knowledge they did not already possess.

It was not done to be politically correct, but to be true to the facts.You also assert that interest groups petitioned to make sure that the soldiers' expressions "suggested the perplexity the war engendered".

While the legions of Lions supporters joined in raucously as Tom Jones's Delilah boomed around the arena, the players' expressions suggested mild disbelief at what they had just accomplished.

Jeremy had the sweet face of every toddler but he was a bit more angular and even before he spoke his expressions suggested he was seeing things in the world the rest of us did not perceive.

The inmates at Rikers Island were slumped in plastic chairs, their expressions suggesting boredom and doubt.

The adolescent protagonists, caught with deadpan expressions, suggest scenarios of moral dilemmas.

Mark's explanations of Jewish customs and his translations of Aramaic expressions suggest that he was writing for Gentile converts, probably especially for those converts living in Rome.

" 'Poetic expressions' suggests local incidents of great lines," Dettmar said.

The hippopotamus and lemur make almost human poses and facial expressions, suggesting a kinship between all nature's creatures.