Sentence examples for mild expression of from inspiring English sources

'Technically, yes,' he says, a mild expression of distaste on his noble face.

The title of Auden's essay, "The Dyer's Hand", is just a mild expression of the drift.

"I know the money will come in time," said Ledee, resigned to his mild expression of protest.

There were no angry shouts or inflammatory signs from the crowd, just a mild expression of disappointment with what has become familiar over the last two years.

("I hope the sign is OK," wrote one commenter, a mild expression of the same disgust for West that prompted petitions in protest at him headlining Glastonbury this year).

His genuine smiles have even gone up a notch recently, and he's almost always placid, but lately for the first time he's been narrowing his eyes in a mild expression of anger, as if he's working into the groove of being more combative".

Miami has evolved, though, and the most prominent exile organization, the Cuban American National Foundation (CANF), conspicuously greeted Obama's announcement with mild expressions of concern but no condemnation.

Mr Netanyahu will have to zigzag ever harder to keep his turbulent team together.The Palestinians, for their part, have been keeping their public comments to unwontedly mild expressions of cynicism, no doubt at America's urging.

The day might have started with mild expressions of warmth for the club whose defence of him to the hilt, in the four months since he was accused of the racial abuse of Patrice Evra on this turf, has created an important bond.

You find a milder expression of the same phenomenon among those who lived behind the Iron Curtain.

The partial melting of the ice could have been caused by tidal heating, a much milder expression of the same source of energy that powers the volcanoes of Io.