Sentence examples for bitter expression from inspiring English sources

And at these hours, the guests are mostly invisible, except for a man with a bitter expression who leaves and then comes back 20 minutes later, empty-handed.

And for this reason, and contrary to his bitter expressions about his nothing job, Frank allows himself to be coaxed into the "better" job of writing motivational talks for the new sales arm of his company, Knox Business Machines, which is extending its old-fashioned product lines for the new 50's computer age.

Parker emerged in 1976 with a pair of albums, "Howlin' Wind" and "Heat Treatment," that transmuted hard-edged soul music into bitter, blasted expressions of romance and resentment.

Consistent with the transition in fatty acid profile, expression of genes for the bitter melon conjugase, which produces eleosteraric acid, and the oil body-associated oleosin was detected by RT-PCR initially at 18 DAP.

The pattern of interactions suggests a distinct, albeit not perfect, grouping of OBPs into two categories: OBPs that increase the consumption of bitter tastants when their expression is compromised, and OBPs that reduce the ingestion of bitter compounds when their expression is suppressed.

"Take a good look around," he says, his expression suddenly bitter.

Billy Strayhorn's standard "Lush Life," done as a slow-burning jazz-blues arrangement, also became an expression of bitter self-recognition in which the narrator's decision to abandon hope and "live the lush life in some small dive" is a conscious, if perverse, decision.

We do not find evidence for expression of bitter taste transduction elements in the tracheal smooth muscle (as determined by immunocytochemistry or transgene expression in mice).

We are currently exploring this hypothesis by co-expression of bitter melon DGAT1 and DGAT2 with the bitter melon fatty acid conjugase in Arabidopsis conjugase to compare the relative abilities of these enzymes to enhance eleostearic acid accumulation.

To test this hypothesis we measured feeding behavior of flies exposed to a panel of bitter tastants, while suppressing the expression of individual Obp genes using RNA interference with the binary GAL4-UAS expression system (Brand and Perrimon 1993).

Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch called the sentence a bitter blow to freedom of expression inside Russia.