Sentence examples for a characteristic expression of from inspiring English sources

I had suggested that political opposition in Damascus often seemed more gestural than real, and that making movies no one could see was therefore a characteristic expression of Syrian dissent.

Before Rosh Hashana last year, the cardinal issued a characteristic expression of sorrow for wrongs that he and fellow Catholics had done to the Jewish people, a statement widely publicized and welcomed by Jewish leaders.

"Remedies" proposed for under-age drinking are a characteristic expression of this: raise the drinking age, make drinking more expensive, prevent the sale of cheap drink in supermarkets and petrol stations.

Drawing on Pierre Bourdieu's theory of the cultural field and John B. Thompson's concept of symbolic power, this essay interprets the trajectory of Hatterr in reviews, scholarly essays, and other documents of reception as a characteristic expression of the stratified structures and power dynamics of the postwar global Anglophone literary field.

Each cell of the immune system shows a characteristic expression of cell surface molecules depending on the grade of activation or suppression.

Each wine strain showed a characteristic expression profile of OPT2 in both timing and amplitude of expression.

Triple staining with L1-CAM, NF-200 and p-p38 revealed a characteristic expression pattern of the L1-CAM-ir ring structure after SCNT.

Moreover, this in-depth analysis also revealed a characteristic expression patterns of CX3CL1 (fractalkine) and its receptor CX3CR1 that distinguished PA I from AS II, AS III and GBM IV.

Signature is defined by the characteristic expression of a set of genes in a particular cell subtype [ 3, 7– 10].

Figure  5 showed the characteristic expression of CADM1.

The writing, like Kranz himself, is brisk, unadorned and informative, but warmed from time to time by characteristic expressions of irony and humor.