Sentence examples for odd expressions from inspiring English sources

He assumed their odd expressions were those of "annoyance" with his character because of his actions.

Make odd expressions with your face as you are dancing.

You might get odd expressions from the people around you, but who cares?!?! Try to be as different as you can! Nobody likes people who look like clones of others.

She answered it, spoke briefly, then hung up with an odd expression on her face.

Instead, according to the report, the motivation for the two was personal, and was mostly an odd expression of compassion.

Paul looks at Guy, who is gazing at the screen with an odd expression that might be sadness, resignation or even mild amusement.

Amid accounts of street protests were reports of sexual violence, an odd expression and ugly byproduct of the rage.

Glancing up for admiration, I caught an odd expression on our guest's face, something between amusement and disgust.

With Origen he takes up the odd expression in Exodus, in the Septuagint version of that book, that people "saw the voice of the Lord," and he might well have explored other semantic stretches that occur in early Christian language.

Romney lists some of the usual suspects, including multiculturalism (a "fraud") and "the self-loathing of Western intellectuals" (an odd expression, since all the Western intellectuals I know think rather well of themselves).

But when he arrived at 7 45 P.M., Tina Landau, the director, was sitting stone-faced in a corner; there was no audience, and the few people in the theater "had an odd expression on their faces," he said.