Sentence examples for natural expressions from inspiring English sources

5. CPD (Compulsive Photoshop Disorder): A distortion of the visual field in which people, objects, animals, or natural expressions of Mother Nature are perceived to be deficient, requiring immediate digital manipulation.

Mr. Bedford's delivery of Wilde's epigrams as if they were entirely natural expressions of character is not easily matched.

It is not quite clear whether they arose merely as natural expressions of religious sentiments or as a deliberately disguised response to persecutions.

And fashion and music are the natural expressions of its need for confrontation and rebellion, and fetishism, in both, is its necessary razor edge, the exhilarating border between life and death.

And at night, on our own, we might burst out laughing underneath the duvet, or roar with laughter in an empty room… When we don't need to think about other people or anything else, that's when we wear our natural expressions.

In other words, for Herder ancient myths were the natural expressions of the concerns that would have confronted the ancients; and those concerns were the very ones that, according to Herder, still confronted the Volk e.g., ordinary sailors in Herder's own day.

"It's a natural expression of human nature," he said.

But there was no free and natural expression any more.

It's a natural expression of its creative vision.

"I just feel like it's my natural expression," she says.

He is the opposite of telegenic, because his demeanor is formal and his natural expression is a furious frown.