Sentence examples for gray expression from inspiring English sources

"I wish I could remember the agency that handles the E*Trade account," Tom said with a gray expression.

A pink marble tombstone was laid on top; it featured a photograph of Wanjiru in a gray suit, his expression reminiscent of the half smile that had charmed interviewers after his marathons.

Someone who works at an institution under attack by the government lamented a colleague's departure but also said that at least  shades of gray — a common expression that comes up often — were gone and only the stalwarts were left to defend their place of work.

"Design for gray" is an expression I often use with my designers to get them to think of novel ways to solve problems.

The shaded areas represent the survivors, the black lines show the nonsurvivors, and the light gray histogram shows expression levels on naïve CD8+ T cells (tetramer-CD44low).

Unlike the white matter cells, in the gray matter, baseline expression of TRPM7 fell in motoneurons and dorsal neurons 24 h after PM+Mg2+ when low-scale pyknosis was manifested.

As shown in Figure  1a, in the compiled cohort, we found that those patients with low BCAR3 expression (gray) had significantly worse prognoses than patients with high BCAR3 levels (red), indicating that BCAR3 expression favors DFS for patients who received the various treatments.

Monolateral CCI of sciatic nerve increased GFAP expression mainly in the gray matter of sensory cortex and decreased NFP expression as a consequence of nerve damage.

The gray dot is observed expression profile, and the solid red lines are Fourier basis expansion approximations to the observed expression data.

Alec Baldwin entered, wearing a gray suit and an expression of tight-lipped remove, and kissed McCray on the cheek.

And as embodied by Mr. Hawke with spiked iridescent gray hair and an expression of eternal tiredness, Clive (as Baal has been rechristened) comes across less as a satanic catalyst than just another rotten apple on a dying tree.