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Happiness can be communicated in number and variety of nonverbal ways. People who are happy could smile, move their arms up and down in a celebratory manner, clap, dance, jump up and down or around, and even potentially cry tears of joy.

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Confusion can be expressed or communicated nonverbally by squinting, slightly tilting the head to the side, scratching your head, shrugging, putting your hands up, doing the "stroking my beard" motion, or letting your mouth hang open.

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When someone is bored, their body language and other nonverbal cues can indicate their lack of attention or engagment. Sometimes when people are bored they fall asleep, start to nod off, fidget to keep themselves entertained or occupied, put their head down, or lean on their elbow with their hand or first on their chin or face.

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When someone is angry, there are several nonverbal cues that can indicate their anger or aggression. For example, pointing, being red in the face, scowling, throbbing or bulging veins, or "mean" facial expression and looks can all express anger nonverbally.

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When someone is sad, they can exhibit many nonverbal cues to help indicate how they might be feeling. Someone who is sad might put their head down or put their head in their hands, cry or tear up, pout, distance themselves from other people nearby, or even curl themselves up in a position similar to the picture to the right of this text.