We found 250 examples of how to use expression in an English sentence.
Sentences 76 to 100 of 250.
| # | Sentence | |
|---|---|---|
| 76. | "Is this really a natural expression?" "Let's ask Mr. Google." | |
| 77. | It's an expression. | |
| 78. | I actually heard someone use this expression just this morning. | |
| 79. | He had an unpleasant expression on his face. | |
| 80. | I've never heard that expression before. | |
| 81. | Her expression softened. | |
| 82. | Does French have a similar expression? | |
| 83. | Colloquial language is not necessarily a grammatical and stylistic questionable form of expression. There is no doubt a cultivated variety of it which I really find to my liking. | |
| 84. | In every period of transition this riff-raff, which exists in every society, rises to the surface, and is not only without any aim but has not even a symptom of an idea, and merely does its utmost to give expression to uneasiness and impatience. | |
| 85. | This isn't a useful expression. | |
| 86. | She looked at him with an inscrutable expression. | |
| 87. | "Hello Every" is really grammatically correct, logically because of a crazy rule of an expression source. | |
| 88. | It's probably a person. However, not logically entailing Peter's expression... | |
| 89. | I'll look up the expression in the dictionary. | |
| 90. | I'm afraid I'm not familiar with that expression. | |
| 91. | English mother-tongue speakers are embarrassed to correctly pronounce the name of the German philosopher Kant, which is a homophone for a vulgar expression referring to the female genitals. | |
| 92. | Could a dream be an expression of desire? | |
| 93. | Tom had a relieved expression on his face. | |
| 94. | Tom stared at Mary with a blank expression. | |
| 95. | Tom was staring out into space with a bored expression on his face. | |
| 96. | Dancing is a perpendicular expression of a horizontal desire. | |
| 97. | Dancing: the vertical expression of a horizontal desire legalized by music. | |
| 98. | Tom had a confused expression on his face. | |
| 99. | Perceived shyness is often simply an expression of politeness in waiting to be addressed before speaking. | |
| 100. | Tom had a strange expression on his face. |