Sentence examples for A few expressions from inspiring English sources

With the Republicans coming to town for their national convention next summer, it seemed to make sense to learn a few expressions.

Question 6: There are quite a few expressions of male power in the film: the domestic violence, the sexual harassment, etc. Did it affect the mood on the set?

"I am of the international upper class, the Swedish petit bourgeoisie of Jewish extraction with poor language skills, a conveyor of a few expressions and faces, with some intonation that combines ancient human experience with timely coquetry," he once said.

The newspaper further gave one or two premature but ultimately correct intimations of what the judge was going to do, made one mistaken statement of a ruling which it criticized indirectly, uttered a few expressions that implied that the judge did not have the last word and that no doubt contained innuendoes not flattering to his personality.

I have always tried, in my own works, to mark my respect for those writers with whom I felt an affinity, to raise my hat to them, so to speak, by borrowing an attractive image or a few expressions, but it is one thing to set a marker in memory of a departed colleague, and quite another when one has the persistent feeling of being beckoned to from the other side.

I will quote a few expressions written to me by some of the best surgeons in this State.

The increased flexibility in array design and reusability coupled with a lower initial investment in terms of fabrication time and cost for the ISO arrays suggest that they may be the preferred approach when investigating gene expression in microorganisms, especially when only a few expression studies are required.

Having established the excellent performance of seriation on noisy SAGE data containing a few expression profiles of interest, we went on to evaluate the dependence of performance on the number of expression profiles to be identified in the analysis.

A few expression studies have shown that the expression of miRNAs may not be the same in the placenta and in the maternal blood for certain pathologies.

An attempt was made to include as many tissues as possible, even though some tissues had only a few expression profiles available in the GEO database.

Based on sequencing of a few expression-negative examples, we assume that mutations in the regions of the incorporated synthetic primers account for a large proportion of the negative results.