Sentence examples for make expressions from inspiring English sources
"The animals we seem to love the most are the ones that make expressions at us".
Some did make expressions of empathy, but not many – Duckenfield, blunderingly, was one; Jackson and Marshall were others.
The wiry pen strokes of Maarten van Heemskerck's "Susanna and Her Relatives Praising the Lord" make expressions of gratitude look almost grotesque.
Last year, the criminal code was amended to make expressions of "political hatred" – a term so nebulous as to include almost anything to which the government objects – a crime punishable by seven years jail.
In fact, this technology could one day make expressions that refer to cash at all, like "saving a bundle," obsolete.
The actors make expressions meant to be obvious enough to translate across cultures: anger, disgust, fear, joy, sadness, and surprise.
Post-translational modifications, redundancy for death stimuli, and differing affinities among Bcl-2 proteins make expression-based predictions unreliable.
It is likely that other polymorphisms in RM make expression of Puf4p targets less sensitive to Puf4p activity.
"I have made expressions of flexibility," Mr. Corzine told reporters in Trenton on Friday.
On co-star Kieran Culkin: "He has a very flexible face and is good at making expressions that terrify me".
When making expressions, be subtle and mature.
