Sentence examples for lot of expression from inspiring English sources

"I think Silvana is more intense, there is a lot of expression and passion in terms of what she wants to express and what she wants others to do to join in.

"It's got a lot of expression".

If legislatures have the power to disapprove certain categories of unpopular speech, a lot of expression could become illegal.

She reads with a lot of expression in her voice and Jonathan seems to listen carefully to her recitation.

As I tried to explain to that girl, Kim Novak, "You have got a lot of expression in your face.

This provides for a lot of expression.

"I taught him a lot of expressions," says Mr. Koeppel.

There were a lot of expressions of feelings, but most importantly, the need to put personal things behind them and be on the same page was very positive".

He added later that PricewaterhouseCoopers had received a "lot of expressions of interest" in the hours after the announcement.

"And, yes," she adds, "a lot of expressions I use to describe it are the kind of things a refugee might say - bewilderment, not knowing where things are, doubting identity, crossover, betrayal.

But Mr Brown, from Enfield in north London, said Prime Minister Theresa May "pulls a lot of expressions" which makes her easier to sketch.