Sentence examples for more expressions from inspiring English sources
The subject of this encomium was visibly moved, and there were more expressions of mutual admiration before Mr. Palmieri approached the piano to deliver an expressive dramatic monologue.
(Two more expressions than Lindsay Lohan).
What is more, expressions of emotion are involuntary; they are almost impossible to suppress or conceal.
15-16 points: Your marriage could benefit from more expointsons of love or acts of kindness.
Despite the economy, Mr. Kelley said, "we're getting more expressions of interest than we have ever gotten before.
No one spoke in praise of the Western microbiome — I heard many more expressions of concern, especially about its relative lack of diversity.
It's not just one more expression of everything that happened in the United States or Europe.
Otherwise, it would just be one more expression of precise discontent.
"It is just one more expression of a democracy that is running on empty".
Making the character more cartoon-like might have allowed for more expression, but the Marvel chief Kevin Feige was clear that the film-makers were aiming for realism.
That way, I can put more expression into the song and make it easier for the actor to enact it on screen.
