Sentence examples for expressions to a from inspiring English sources

The students at Bethune-Cookman College, in Daytona Beach, half of them male and most of them under twenty-one, listened politely but with glazed expressions to a digression about hormonereplacement therapy for the symptoms of menopause.

Table Tennis also does a wonderful job with player reactions, which range from raised fists and triumphant expressions to a bitter scowl or a player suspiciously checking both sides of his paddle as if his defeat had been caused by a surface defect.

Lewis Chessmen Unmasked curator Dr David Caldwell revealed ten fascinating facts about the artefacts, covering everything from the story behind their enchanting expressions to a new theory on when and where on Lewis they were found, why it's unlikely that a handful of missing Chessmen will ever be discovered, and why the 82 pieces owned by the British Museum will most likely never be repatriated.

But if you post those expressions to a public forum, you make yourself vulnerable to bullying.

The analyzed methods are robust to inaccurate alignment, face occlusions, and variations in expressions, to a large degree.

Its system first categorizes then maps the facial expressions to a number of emotional states, like happy, sad, nervous, interested or surprised.

However, the second mutation, H63D HFE, reduces ferritin expression to a level indistinguishable from cells expressing wild type HFE.

A gifted caricaturist and mimic, this Mexico-born Californian gives expression to a wildly pluralistic imagination.

It was just a spontaneous expression to a wonderful moment, but a moment that was a lifetime in building".

"This landmark decision gives expression to a fundamental truth: there is more than one way to be Jewish.

Both give expression to a widespread sense that Americans are losing control of the forces that govern their lives.