Sentence examples for inward expression from inspiring English sources

Her wizened face wore a quizzical, inward expression, at once witty and distant, but she spoke with great presence.

Anticommunism for the Western world was and has been both an outward and inward expression of the Cold War.

These are the politics of my personal discontent which I thought might be worth sharing just because we're so frequently reminded that the challenge in this election has been to win the hopes of discontented voters, and because we're so infrequently reminded that discontent, for all the ways we've found to count it up, has always been singular in its inward expression.

These are the politics of my personal discontent which I thought might be worth sharing just because we're so frequently reminded that the challenge in this election has been to win the hopes of the discontented voters, and because we're so infrequently reminded that discontent, for all the ways we've found to count it up, has always been singular in its inward expression. .

It concerns inward drug use, inward expressions of love, inward worthwhileness.

Mr. Rihm's appropriately receives a more inward kind of expression from a conductor (Helmuth Rilling) and an exceptional solo quintet well versed in European classical repertory: Juliane Banse, Iris Vermilion, Cornelia Kallisch, Christoph Prégardien and Andreas Schmidt (98397; two CD's).

i.e. instead of causing a scene, turn your expression inward and let the hotness on your cheeks seem like a blush.

There is George Marshall, whose outward reserve was the expression of inward judiciousness.

She makes eye contact with the backpack girl, who raises her eyebrows and pulls her lips inward, the classic American expression of feigning indifference.

So it is a spectral city, a city of ghosts and ruins, amid which the living citizens slip quietly and for the most part without expression; an inward city, not unkind but very private — Italia insulare, as they call it.

The danger he sees, however, is that such formal development can become completely detached from the musical expression of inward feeling and subjectivity, and that, as a result, music can cease being a genuine art and become mere artistry.