Sentence examples for surprised faces from inspiring English sources

However, recent research by Tottenham et al. [ 57] revealed that children and adolescents typically show a negative bias when viewing surprised faces compared to adults, and that confusion between angry, fearful, and surprised faces in youth is likely due to a negative interpretation of surprised faces rather than perceptual similarity.

Surprised faces and overexposed lighting #BLACKOUT #BlackoutDay pic.twitter.com/UVgBIe2o8E.

Masked surprised faces elicited decreased activation of the parahippocampal gyrus and fusiform gyrus as a function of alexithymia [17].

It puttered past surprised faces at Juana's Nail Salon, Los Tiburones Meat Market and Los Boricuas Record Shop, sweeping up photographs into a laptop to create 3-D images of the underground landscape.

We used a novel experimental task, the Emotion Context Processing Task (ECPT) to examine the influences of emotional context (IAPS pictures) on the processing of subtle surprised faces in schizophrenia.

She likes to play pranks on those around her to see the surprised faces of her victims.

Here are some basic smileys; Happy face- =) defer.add img); Sad face- =(. Silly face- =P. Angry/Mad face- >:(. Surprised face- :O. Not amused face- =|. Winky Face ;).

Balls – now dressed up in any number of bargain bin costumes, forced to pull mock "surprise" faces while a woman half his age thrusts her legs across his crotch – is ostensibly embarrassing himself.

(It's no surprise Faces guitarist Ronnie Wood bolted for the Stones when he had the chance).

But he said he would not be surprised to face a lawsuit on the measure.

Executives at Quick Test 5 said they were surprised to face strenuous opposition from antismoking groups and questioned the groups' motives.