Sentence examples for from the expression from inspiring English sources

From the expression of ZMO1086, we found that the cellulase can be secretively expressed in a restricted form.

Could "scam" have derived from the expression "'S cam é," meaning a trick or a deception?

Certainly not, judging from the expression on Dr. King's face.

From the expression on her face, it clearly wasn't delicious.

He had turned to look back at me, and from the expression on his face, he clearly had tasted freedom.

It is clear from the expression on Pete's chubby little face that some kind of inner struggle is taking place.

From the expression on Jozef's face, the villagers saw that he meant it, and they brought him the man.

10.55am BST He says his personal favourite would be a solution that uses insect protein, and from the expression on his face it seems he likes it!

"I could tell from the expression in her eyes and her actions what a terrible state Ellie was in," Gray says.

I could tell from the expression on his face when things started to get a bit crazy during the making of Exile on Main Street.

What is a "cold boot"? A. "Booting," a common term for starting up the computer, is derived from the expression "pulling oneself up by the bootstraps".