Sentence examples for of the expressions from inspiring English sources

You should have seen some of the expressions around the room.

Fortunately, smugness is one of the expressions that comes most naturally to IDS.

I can conceive of no legitimate state interest served by these differing treatments of the expressions of voters' fundamental rights.

"That phrase, 'I don't want to be the world's jailer,' that was one of the expressions he used".

Shares of H.P. rose 4 percent on Wednesday after The Wall Street Journal reported news of the expressions of interest.

And all of the expressions become much more vivid, most strikingly one of the magi, who looks lost in a devotional reverie.

One of the expressions was the phrase "yahriq deenak" ("May [God] burn your religion"), a saying that usually telegraphs exasperation rather than sectarian abuse.

It might just be the subway, but the faces reminded him "of the expressions in Renaissance depictions of religious suffering and ecstasy".

It was hard for me to believe that I was in the heart of Brooklyn, until I read some of the expressions scrawled on the walls.

And many of the expressions of interest have come from men too old to serve, according to spokesmen for the national headquarters of all four recruiting commands.

Some of the expressions bordered on delirium - and that was just the horse riders, many of whom appeared to have spent a sleepless night drinking.