They sounded slight in his mouth, like nothing.
A slight wide-eyed, mouth open look for exciting news is a must!
Her nose had a barely noticeable bump at the bridge and her mouth a slight, demure, enchanting overbite.
Newspaper photographs: an actor's expression, assumed for many cameras, handsomely enough late-middle-aged, a defiant slight twist to the mouth to emphasize character, the eyebrows raised together amusedly, a touch of white in the short sideburns.
Then I walk off and they stay on this Anne Marie, and with a slight gesture to her mouth, and a cloud across her eye, an entire character and all her thoughts about Lillian Hellman became apparent, and I went, "Holy shit!" Me and my partner were casting for Coming Home, and I went right to the phone and woke him up, I said, "Bruce [Gilbert], it's really a weird name, Meryl Streep.
Glossopharyngeal neuralgia shares several characteristics with trigeminal neuralgia: (a) paroxysmal attacks of brief electric shock-like stabbing pain, (b) trigger mechanisms, e.g., speaking, swallowing, eating, breathing, cold air and slight touch of the mouth and pharyngeal region, (c) initially good response to carbamazepine, and (d) association with neurovascular compression.
It starts with a slight numbness of the mouth before turning into paralysis and inevitably death.
Meanwhile, anxiety doesn't fully urge us to fight, flee or freeze; it is there to alert us to the possibility of danger: slight dizziness, nausea, dry mouth and racing, repetitive thoughts.
The story loads, the world starts reading: "Mr. Polanía said he paid 2,500 Colombian pesos around $1.30 for the pills…" The only outward expression at this point is a slight broadening at the mouth, the first, sly signs of an amused grimace.
25% of men treated had a transient slight to moderate dry mouth.
