Sentence examples for looks expressed from inspiring English sources

Another prominent female politician, the reform minister Maria Elena Boschi, who has also been the subject of media commentary for her looks, expressed solidarity with Meloni and Bedori on Twitter.

They flash us looks expressing disbelief in what a partner is up to.

And the Thatcher look expressed precisely where feminism stood in the 1980s.

Each of the 34 looks perfectly expressed the spirit of the show's title, "Blixen," a take on the German word for lightning.

You're waiting to laugh, because his look expresses a certain demeanor not uptight, exactly, but prone to taking umbrage".

You're waiting to laugh, because his look expresses a certain demeanor — not uptight, exactly, but prone to taking umbrage".

But, look, I expressed concerns a few weeks ago about his leadership, and... his stability, and the lack of desire to be competent on issues and understand.

Facebook had won the deal to buy Parse even as many of the Valley's best known companies like Apple, Yahoo and Dropbox had looked or expressed interest.

This season there is a nod to sporty and military looks, all expressed in what the designer described as "a silhouette I believe in".

Asked why he had called, he said he was looking to express frustration.

"People are looking to express their individualism but want to do it in a more social way.