Sentence examples for barely express from inspiring English sources
The fusillade of words he unleashes barely express his damage, to say nothing of his pathetic attempts at damage control.
"I am so relieved, I can barely express it," Ms. Mukoko said when contacted by telephone not long after leaving the courtroom in tears.
It was Bunting's first world title and the emotional Scouser could barely express his joy at finally winning the crown, as tears rolled down his face in the post-match interviews.
This sounds like a simple thing to do, but it's surprising how many designers get so taken with an abstract idea that they can barely express it in words, much less in clothes.
Farmers who live a hardscrabble life surrounded by animals, woods and muddy fields, they are elemental beings ruled by primal emotions they can barely express and would never dream of analyzing.
Snappish and shaken by feelings he can barely express, the psychotherapist is so flummoxed he sometimes turns on Gina, his own therapist and former mentor, played with a mix of compassion and censure by Dianne Wiest.
Neuronal cadherin and α9-integrin were selected for their downregulation under GSI treatment, their significant expression (other proteins downregulated but barely expressed in control samples were ruled out) and their previously well-established involvement in cell adhesion, motility and metastasis.
In limb buds, the transgene is barely expressed at NF stage 51, and expression remains weak until NF stages 61 62.
Although barely expressed in most normal tissues, deregulated expression of Id proteins has been demonstrated in a variety of human tumours (Lin et al, 2000; Schindl et al, 2001; Wang et al, 2004).
The C. forskohlii GGPP synthase gene was strongly expressed in the leaves, whereas expression was decreased in stems and barely expressed in roots (Fig. 5).
While barely expressed under basal conditions, immunofluorescence demonstrated widespread expression in the nucleus of TH expressing chromaffin cells in the adrenal medulla after IMO stress [ 26].
