Sentence examples similar to sported an expression from inspiring English sources

While much of official Washington on Saturday somberly faced the likelihood of a government shutdown, the most conservative members of the House sported a different expression.

Gil Meche had a towel draped around his neck as he waited in the third-base dugout, sporting a stoic expression.

One photo captures them dressed in uniform and typically sporting a stoic expression.

Alastair Cook is in the middle and sporting an extremely serious expression.

"Sport is an expression of civilization," he said.

Part of the problem is that the stories we tell and retell about baseball itself — and the casting of a simple summer sport as an expression of a kind of national aesthetics and morality.

Playing rugby in New Zealand is not just sport, it is an expression of community, a way of belonging.

A sports team is an expression of a fan's sense of self, as I learned from dozens of interviews and research articles I surveyed for my book "The Secret Lives of Sports Fans," is an expansion of a fan's sense of self.

I often feel like a foreigner in the halls and am careful not to bump into anyone or sport a facial expression that might incite someone to attack me.

For 250 years from its origins in modern form in the 18th century, it was a sport many Englishmen saw as an expression of all that was best in their culture — gentlemanly, unhurried, best played and watched on languorous summer afternoons and, above all, unsullied by the commercialization that was remaking other sports.

A woman's fervent interest in sports might be perceived as an expression of a masculine nature or of lesbianism; psychological tests such as American psychologist Sandra Bem's Sex Role Inventory routinely classified female athletes as "masculine" because they scored high on scales for competition and aggressiveness.