Sentence examples for whatever expressions from inspiring English sources

And once you're done unwrapping the gifts and singing the carols and observing whatever expressions of faith you feel are appropriate for the time (if any), you may want to reinforce the communal feeling with a visit to the cinema for something the whole family can enjoy.

"I'm across the hall," Bev said, then peered more closely at whatever expression was on Rose's face.

He's chatty and affable and is gamely pulling whatever expression is required of him, and then a few more.

They are hairy dashes that knit and weave and bob in the most exaggerated form of whatever expression she's making.

I must say that many of these young men sound to me like what we used to call weenies, wimps, sissies, wusses, whatever expression you want to use for the guys who never got chosen for the team.

Whatever expression he chooses, he made it clear that the greater recognition for his work after more than three decades in the business has been a pleasant turn of events.

Draw whatever expression suits the puppet you're making - happy, sad, angry, poking a tongue out etc.

It gets you to stare into the screen and speak, while making whatever facial expressions you like – then maps all that to 3D avatars including animals, monsters and human characters.

It appears that he has been able, like Picasso, "to keep this freshness with regard to whatever new expressions mark the different epochs of his career".

To have been able to start from a new source, and to keep this freshness with regard to whatever new expressions mark the different epochs of his career".

I do not see much value in almost-philosophical consideration of "Modern Synthesis" and "neo-Darwinism", whatever these expressions might mean.