He gave Raymond a "sweet expression".
"His face is open and alive, with a rosy, rather sweet expression, perhaps suggestive of modesty," it said.
She had a sweet expression; she was black, and wore a Harvard windbreaker and a Harvard backpack.
Then by chance we were both in Tesco and by chance we reached the checkout at the same time and if you look at June on our calendar, he was wearing that exact sad but sweet expression.
5 Each Sentence says one thing -- for example, "Although it was a dark rainy day when the Adjective walked by, I shall remember the pure and sweet expression on her face until the day I perish from the green, effective earth".
"His look was as peaceful and pleasant as when in health; and upon his wasting features there rested the serene and sweet expression of gentle goodness, breaking, for the moment, into a smile, as, on being addressed, he roused to answer, and then sank again into his dreamless sleep".
If you often catch him staring at you with a dopey, sweet expression.
Whine until you get your way, but end up being adorably cute - put a smile and a sweet expression on your face to go with the whining.
Digital Spy's Lewis Corner praised the group's performance of the song at the Hammersmith Apollo, writing, "Striking choreography, tight harmonies and sinister-sweet expressions reinforced their image as the fiercely polished pop vixens they have transformed into since The X Factor".
The scene is ineffably, absurdly touching, the sweetest expression of family love seen in recent films.
It isn't as if these disarming machine-people, many with sweet, sympathetic expressions despite their blocky visages, are the only thing Mark collects.
