Sentence examples for expressions with a from inspiring English sources

I don't have access to facial expressions with a mask, my body expresses everything, and I think that's wonderful to behold, that we don't necessarily need our faces to express.

They are depicted with angry expressions, with a third eye in the middle of their foreheads, and surrounded by flames.

Francis Grose, in his late 18th‑century Classical Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue, glossed numerous euphemistic expressions with a second euphemism.

It was an unmistakable expression, in a life filled with unmistakable expressions, with a face that screams joy and screams anger and screams, period.

In the case of expressions with a single split point, these two notions coincide.

In that way we develop two approaches for the expressions with a finite number of terms.

Jazz has, in the course of the 20th century, been both more and less than "freedom of expression with a groove," as Marsalis calls it.

Using the same literalist style of the other "recipes," Merhej illustrated the expression with a scene of a priest and an imam doused with gasoline and lit on fire.

The bunker was the ultimate expression, with a communal table that served as a runway for nude marching bands and, for dessert, some quality time at an interior shooting gallery that included machine guns.

One afternoon in October, 1749, Rousseau travelled to a fortress outside Paris, where Diderot, who had tested the limits of free expression with a tract that challenged the existence of God, was serving a few months in prison.

As Trump talked about the e-mails, and how she had used an "acid wash" on them, and said, for the second time, that she "should be ashamed," she stood up and composed her expression with a calm, pitying smile.