Sentence examples similar to pretended expression from inspiring English sources
Improper separation of both opposite effects can pretend expression changes into the wrong direction.
I pretended not to notice her expression and disgusted, mean-mom-soaked tone.
Searle nicely paces the dropping of details that explain what made Roy the person he now pretends to be – the expression "nomme de guerre" lies under the story like a landmine – and is the latest novelist to benefit from one of printed fiction's advantages over visual media: that the same person can easily make more than one appearance under different names.
Searle nicely paces the dropping of details that explain what made Roy the person he now pretends to be – the expression "nomme de guerre" lies under the story like a landmine – and is the latest novelist to benefit from one of printed fiction's advantages over visual media: that the same person can easily make more than one appearance under different names.
Monumental amounts of time and cash to modify the self for sameness, and what pretends to be free expression, a permanent scar of individuality, is instead a cloning machine.
They pretended to be protecting religious sensibilities as a pretext to strip us of all religious expressions.
His facial expressions were subtly economical, his lisp was turned to comic advantage when he pretended to be a gay bibliophile in The Big Sleep.
No one pretended otherwise.
He should have pretended.
