Sentence examples for that that expression from inspiring English sources
The French, and not just the Parisian bourgeoisie, have long seen sex and even love as a life-enhancing game – with all the artifice that that expression implies.
The meaning of the first president of the United States determines that that expression applies to George Washington in the actual world but to other individuals in other possible worlds.
Examination of detection P values indicates that that expression of all these exons is too low to be detectable via microarray analysis.
"African Americans will always desire, need and appreciate a place that allows that expression".
It can seem as if the whole of art history pivots on that expression, that image.
The original cap guy, for example, has a half-smiling, askance "did you hear that?" expression that Kutiman repeatedly deploys to underscore brief rests.
On the ice, he wore that same soul-searing stare he perfected in Edmonton, that expression of intensity that became his signature.
When he is playing, that expression disappears.
Take that expression off your face.
"I think that expression shows there.
