Sentence examples for maintain an expression from inspiring English sources
The essential skill is to maintain an expression of lively attention.
Trust that this person will work tirelessly to maintain an expression of empathy during his or her interaction with you.
Anyone who can maintain an expression of interest through nine series of Waking the Dead deserves recognition for a rare kind of moral heroism.
All of Michael Bay's films are shot through with an instinctive militarism – this guy really respects the Brave Boys; he lionises them with a cloying, masochistic libidinality; he'd let these big burly men of action stamp on his puny head until it popped like a grape, so long as they promised to maintain an expression of dignified resolve while doing it.
This pattern is different in HIV-1 subjects with undetectable viral load and high CD4 counts, who maintain an expression profile that is similar to uninfected controls.
Second, if two genes maintain an expression relationship with a certain type of curve, the genes coexpressed with these two genes maintain expression relationships of the same type between them.
All the while he maintains an expression of melancholic, slightly quizzical impassivity.
By contrast, Barker maintained an expression of gormless detachment throughout the proceedings, as though he wasn't able to grasp the moral gravity of child rape.
In his regular YouTube videos, he can be seen first seeking his cue and a camera before holding his head high and maintaining an expression of amused alertness that would bedevil even the most determined digital editors looking later to recast it as anger, sorrow or fatigue.
The Times wrote that Senator Kennedy "maintained an expression of gravity suitable for a candidate for the highest office in the land," while the vice president "dabbed frequently at the perspiration that beaded out on his chin".
Simultaneously large of breast and short of stature, she maintains an expression of piqued impassivity whether romping about naked on Drogo's equally expansive embonpoint or watching him dispatch her uppity brother with a firkin of molten gold to the scalp.
