Sentence examples for face sort from inspiring English sources

He had a smile on his face, sort of regretful.

I guess.... ..... Then she paused, her face sort of falling, the pretense of effort dropping away.

"The sun came out, a ray hit Craig and his face sort of changed.

Then she paused, her face sort of falling, the pretense of effort dropping away.

One spoke to Mr. Pearl in a language the watchman did not understand and the journalist's face "sort of lit up," the Western official said.

It's very in your face, sort of halfway between the Times's T2 and the Your Life section in the revamped Mirror.

There's a kind of evangelism at work here, and I don't mean of a religious sort but of the happy-face sort.

It made their faces sort of brighten up.

"Social Media Is Sexy! (Kinda)." Social media may only be kinda sexy, but Mindy looks amazing -- even if she is striking a finger-in-mouth, glasses-tilted-on-her-face sort of pose.

A lot of people could point out that we are inundated with more information and exposed to new perspectives in a much easier, in-your-face sort of way.

The overarching problems that our state is facing sort of drag down everybody else.