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Meanings of so expressive in English

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Usage of so expressive in English
1
I never shall forget her face, it was so expressive of despair.
Tales and Novels — Volume 04
2
Her golden eyes, usually so expressive, showed not a trace of emotion.
Celtic fire
3
Hadassah's laugh encouraged Margaret; it was so expressive of what she herself felt.
There was a King in Egypt
4
Never had he seen a complexion so transparent, or an eye so expressive.
Imogen: A Pastoral Romance
5
He had never thought that Morton's eyes were quite so expressive.
The Last Woman
6
You probably spend extra attention on your eyes because they are so expressive.
The beauty diet: looking great has never been so delicious
7
Surely pride must be a dweller in a body so expressive of race!
Bella Donna: A Novel
8
Even partly filtered, they're so expressive I feel gooseflesh break out along my arms.
Sweet Filthy Boy
9
The beautiful eyes were so expressive in their intelligent comprehension.
Peggy Stewart, Navy Girl, at Home
10
Why, dear me, that is a jolly word; so expressive.
Divers Women
11
He did a thing so expressive it made me shudder.
The Blood Ship
12
There is so much to our mouths, it's so expressive.
Wired
13
Grown such a woman, so pretty, so intelligent, so expressive!
Doctor Marigold
14
The gesture was so expressive as not to need the one word of her answer.
The Brentons
15
She had never thought his face half so expressive as it now appeared to her.
Miss Dexie / A Romance of the Provinces
16
She had never seen his face look so expressive.
Beth Woodburn
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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