Sentence examples for sort of expression from inspiring English sources
He argued that what he was doing was "taking a situation at the last minute and trying to put it back into an alternative sort of expression".
And finally, the king of European raptors – huge, dark and with the sort of expression that suggests it rules the roost – the black vulture.
After all, a nonviolent movement is often inherently democratic, a sort of expression of mass public opinion outside of the ballot box.
At the moment of victory he brandished the whip at the crowd, with the sort of expression last seen when his compatriot Dennis Taylor won the World Snooker Championship and waggled his cue above his head.
He is known to be particularly upset by the freedom with which certain national hierarchies have interpreted his birth-control encyclical, and intends to issue a "Motu Proprio," or papal decree, limiting this sort of expression.
Her face registers just the sort of expression you might have on your way to a drink with an ex-lover you haven't seen in a long time, someone with whom you had a big, messy breakup a few years ago, and now you're on your way to revisiting some troubled, murky waters long under the bridge.
After all, for all of its success — either as instructive idol or potent child opiate, depending on your point of view — the purple dinosaur exploded onto the American landscape around the same time that the Internet was beginning to permit unprecedented sorts of expression.
His work consists of two sorts of expression: his highly esoteric paintings, which attempt a visual iconography of divination symbols, and his delightful masks, made of found objects.
These leitmotifs are typically announced with the sort of sententious expression (thieves "look just like you or me," says one character) or contrived anecdote that would be cause for eye-rolling in a more traditional film.
Have a sort of "dead" expression on your face, or a look of discomfort.
Basically, you can work with sounds to produce some sort of reality, some form of expression.
