Sentence examples for all those expressions from inspiring English sources

From an intuitive point of view, it is desirable that the wffs of PC be just those sequences of PC symbols that, in terms of the interpretation given above, make sense and are unambiguous; and this can be ensured by stipulating that the wffs of PC are to be all those expressions constructed in accordance with the following PC-formation rules, and only these: FR1.A variable standing alone is a wff.

But on Skype it's particularly frustrating; all those expressions so crucial for truly reading people can easily get lost.

"I used all those expressions they use on 'Gossip Girl,' like 'WTF' [when I found out]," she joked.

Furthermore, we notice that the bound in (12) is the best of them as the last inequality (6) reaches the optimum for all those possible expressions, which can be shown by two numerical examples above.

"If the college students were taught to write good, sound English sentences (sentences with unmistakable articulation) and to avoid hackneyed platitudinous, woman's-club expressions, such as: 'colorful,'thehe desire to create,'worthwhilele books,'a'a writer universally acclaimed' — all those smug expressions which really mean nothing at all — then creative writing would take care of itself.

Science says all those flowery expressions of undying affection set ablaze by a gaze are founded in physiological fact.

In short, we are the answer we've been waiting for: all those spontaneous expressions of public opinion that we grew up thinking would never make a difference are, in fact, making all the difference.

Absorbing all those sugary expressions that seem so natural, up until the moment that she starts feeling sick, and then the messages drop off completely.

"The idea is that all those whole-worm expression data sets still have useful information.

All those samples with expression of CYGB mRNA ⩾1.5 × normal had CYGB promoter MtI of <0.25 (Table 1).

The set of TFs proposed by the design algorithm do not necessarily include all those whose expression has been observed in real infections (Figure 5A, lower panel).