Until suddenly, a look of horror overwhelmed his expression.
She let that hang, and Briony stared at her, unable to keep the horror from her expression, and unable to speak.
He will always remember, he said, Madonna's "expression of horror".
When I observed that they seem culturally attuned to one another, the artist's father feigned an expression of horror.
I must say Schenkar made the most of them: A wooden head, whose face is frozen in an expression of horror and sorrow.
Standout sculptures include a Spanish Pieta from the first half of the 16th century, delicately carved in alabaster with traces of polychromy, notable for the mingled expression of horror and pity on the Virgin's face.
A working-class Britain, in our class-confused age, that's rarely reflected in mainstream culture, but finds its expression in horror fiction, in large part because of editors like Andy Cox.
The poacher swivels his eyes towards his own shoulder, affects to see the dead animal for the very first time and, with an expression of horror, thrusts it away crying: "Yeugh!
In London, William Hague stated that the chargé d'affaires, Ghassan Dalla, and two other diplomats had been told to leave the country within seven days as "an expression of horror" at the actions of the regime.
Seth Numrich, as Oedipus, exploits a bit of range as he wavers between anger and somewhat less anger, while Veanne Cox looks on in a never-ending expression of horror.
