Sentence examples for I sometimes expressed from inspiring English sources

For example, recently our adult son called me on a certain -- ah -- intense positionality I sometimes expressed when he was growing up.

On these pages over the last few years I have sometimes expressed ideas in categorical terms about which I could never really be sure.

I have sometimes expressed my disagreements with his opinions vociferously (vociferousness is my business).

We have not confirmed the actual effector cells involved in the regression of the implanted tumors such as Hepa1-6 hepandma and B16-F10 melanoma cells, on which down-modulated class I MHC molecules are sometimes expressed, and thus they might be targets for activated NK cells.

For instance, expression levels are sometimes expressed as absolute values, sometimes as log ratios with respect to a reference sample.

Fear of such subversion is sometimes expressed by critics.

"There are serious disagreements, sometimes expressed loudly — Jersey style".

Mr. Reeves sometimes expressed frustration with fans who insisted on touching his muscles.

Curiosity is sometimes expressed in ways that would seem strange in the west.

This idea is sometimes expressed as the claim that "consciousness is always consciousness of something".

Ms. Savenko, her twinkle now a bit mischievous, reported that foreign visitors had sometimes expressed surprise at this.