Sentence examples for Recent expressions from inspiring English sources

Recent expressions are found in the first of the two Spinoza Lectures given at the University of Amsterdam in 1997, "Is it Desirable to Love truth?", in the paper, "Is Truth a Goal of Inquiry?

Mr. Obama's recent expressions of concern about climate change contrast starkly with Mr. Harper's stated priorities.

It said it has hired Goldman Sachs as financial adviser for the strategic review, which was initiated "in response to recent expressions of interest".

The American president cited North Korea's recent expressions of hostility in making his decision, which was delivered to the North's leader in a letter.

It is British vagueness in these talks that has brought to the fore recent expressions of European exasperation, forcing Cameron to pirouette and promise his written list.

Executives of the trade group, most of them risk managers themselves, say they have been surprised by the recent expressions of dissatisfaction.

The more recently enacted provision may be viewed as the clearest and most recent expression of legislative intent.

I asked her what she made of the Pope's recent expression of compassion for victims.

I can't wait to get on board with Father Trump's most recent expression of reality!

The most recent expression of concern has come from the home minister, who says he does not want tribal people living in "museum cultures".

Additionally we strive to tabulate and describe the recent expression strategies in eukaryotic membrane protein structural biology.