Sentence examples for winsome expression from inspiring English sources
The Sotheby's sale includes a beautifully mounted and preserved print of one of Dodgson's best-known photographs of Alice, in which she is dressed as a beggar, wearing a winsome expression and a raggedy dress pulled low over one shoulder.
"Free-tailed bats have strange faces, but their big brown eyes, winsome expressions, and gentle nature quickly converted countless skeptics".
With their sad little eyes and their winsome expressions and their floppy ears and their wagging tails, puppies cry out: "Feed me!
In fact, after the swearing-in, which I watched from three rows back, close enough to look up at the stage and see the joy in the new First Lady's eyes and the winsome, shrinking expression on George Bush's face, the best thing about the great celebration was all that American music in the air.
But why mess with a gorgeously winsome formula.
The star was delivering his ad-libbed lines with aplomb, nicely timed one-liners, and his arch eyebrows were raised just so, displaying facial expressions that stretched into a winsome, nonplussed look.
Elsewhere in the evening several clichés certainly occurred: some winsome, exaggerated facial expressions; a few dances that never got beyond standard rhythms or standard inflections.
No, Hanna had a girlfriend face, pretty, winsome and sad.
Nimoy's women look as winsome as, if significantly sturdier than, Ritts's originals.
But legions of words and expressions we now think of as dishwater Webster's began as winsome tricks and turns of phrase.
