Sentence examples for bring expressions from inspiring English sources

We came up first with Moon, which we thought was the most simple way to bring expressions into our stickers," Watanabe told TechCrunch through a translator.

In striving to bring expression and pliant lyricism to the music Mr. Schwarz wound up sacrificing direction, shape and incisiveness.

In C. elegans, hermaphrodites suppress expression of both X chromosomes to bring expression in line with autosomes (Gupta et al. 2006).

The death brought expressions of sympathy from unexpected quarters.

He said the search for tenants for the first building in the area brought expressions of interest from other companies.

The prospect of repowering the two plants brought expressions of delight from environmentalists and public officials, including Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York.

The actions announced today brought expressions of relief from many of the same people who were making dire predictions just a few days ago as the negotiations over a solution seemed to stall between New York and federal officials.

The death of Hafez al-Assad, the Syrian strongman who skillfully managed to keep his insular nation a pivot of political power in the Middle East, brought expressions of both apprehension and cautious hope for stability from regional and world leaders.

The length of the most recent incursion brought expressions of concern in Tokyo, where the Foreign Ministry said Junichi Ihara, head of the Asian and Oceanian Affairs Bureau, summoned the acting Chinese ambassador to Japan, Han Zhiqiang, to lodge a formal protest.

Iran's announcement that it had begun enriching uranium to 20 percent purity brought expressions of alarm from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, who said this week that the United Nations must impose "crippling sanctions, and these sanctions must be applied right now".

The scale of Wednesday's bombings seemed to deepen Aleppo's sense of alarm and disgust, bringing expressions of horror and bewilderment from people on either side of the conflict.