Sentence examples for reserved expression from inspiring English sources

My father, John Bate, a poet, librarian and father of 12, who has died aged 95, was a private man who reserved expression of his deepest self to his poetry.

Treatment of tongue SCC cells with 5-fluorouracil and paclitaxel can reserve the expression patterns observed in the tongue SCC tissues.

"That word 'shrill' is reserved for any expression of feeling.

That ghostly face is turned three-quarters of the way toward us; her expression reserved; her lips compressed.

The 3' terminal part of CP FoMV gene between AvrII and 3'- UTR was reserved for efficient expression.

Adult worms were removed, counted, and weighed at 28-d with one worm from each of 10 replicate jars per treatment reserved for gene expression in an RNAlater-ICE solution (Ambion, Austin, TX, USA) at -80°C and remaining worms snap-frozen at -80°C for other future uses.

"Promised," Olivia said, her face twisted into the expression she reserved for moments of betrayal.

"Repetition teaches the donkey," groused the 55-year-old gas exploration and construction tycoon, using an Arabic expression usually reserved for recalcitrant children or dim-witted servants.

When appearing beside Jeremy Corbyn, he wears an expression normally reserved for funerals, which of course only makes me all the more curious to know what he is thinking.

I was so nervous I almost hyperventilated, and I read with the dramatic expression usually reserved for the laundry list or the eye chart.

Khrushchev described his loyal foreign minister, Andrei Gromyko, as "a piece of shit" — a favorite expression usually reserved for rivals or foreigners.