1.   His expression seems dour, chastened around the edges.

2.   And for an instant her expression seemed to alter subtly.

3.   America is a nation where public expressions of religion seem always to be in season.

4.   Asymmetrical expressions seem unnatural to us, and we tend not to trust a person who habitually uses conscious expressions where natural ones are more appropriate.

5.   Haider added that the expressions of bias seemed particularly unfair because Americans do not seem to care when Muslims lose their lives in other countries, particularly Israel.

6.   He is, complicatedly, engaged to a moody young woman who has a gun, but his expressions seem sincere enough.

7.   Her wide-eyed expressions seem at odds with her tough scientific brilliance.

8.   His left eye is slightly askew, which makes his expression seem never quite at rest.

9.   In practice, her emotive responses are slightly herky-jerky, and her expressions seem to run the gamut only from A to B.