Sentence examples for stiff expressions from inspiring English sources

Papers see the meeting as a step in the right direction, but note that the leaders had "stiff expressions" when they posed for photographs in Beijing.

An article in the Nikkei Asian Review says Mr "Xi and Mr Abe wore stiff expressions when they shook hands Monday - no surprise, given that it was the first formal meeting between the leaders of China and Japan in three years".

The Americans got hold of the much superior Japanese original, Godzilla, and edited into it 20 minutes-worth of Burr, with his vacant and oddly stiff expression, in order to spice things up.

Moreover, the spring stiff expression is found to be equivalent to the "oil spring" in hydraulic technology.

Most of the women who leave these clinics come out with a pair of unbending, dark strips above their eyes, and a stiff face void of much expression except anger.

Lower dopamine production can lead to tremors, balance problems, stiff facial expressions and muffled speech, among other problems.

"Stiff, no expression, never wanted to come out of his room".

All have round, cartoonish faces with stiff, blank, popeyed expressions.

The first stage of actor training is often reminding students of this innate capacity, scraping away all those creaky ideas of Acting with a capital A: the affected voices, stiff walks, earnest expressions and ornate intonations which aren't acting at all but just Doing Something (To Mask Our Embarrassment).

Mary's affect in her tone is stiff, careful; the expression on her face tells quite the different story.

How quaint and self-conscious they look, frozen in stiff postures and solemn expressions.