Sentence examples for but expressed it from inspiring English sources

He continued the Italian policy of his father and grandfather but expressed it more explicitly.

"He got the theme right, but expressed it clumsily," says a senior figure on the right.

The minister related how Jones did not talk much about his faith but expressed it in the hymns he loved to sing.

Einstein once wrote: I do not believe in a personal God and I have never denied this but expressed it clearly.

Our study shows that 61.25% of our patients with invasive ductal breast carcinomas overexpressed syndecan-1 within their carcinoma cells, whereas lacking it in the stroma (E+S−) and that 30% lacked syndecan-1 within the tumour cells but expressed it in their stroma (E−S+).

Both have a clear idea of what they're doing, but express it very gently.

"It's like a rapist who loves women but expresses it in a violent and perverse way," Pratesi said.

It added: "We will not suspend nor deny our grief but express it without interrupting life and our solidarity with the victims".

At that hastily arranged summit meeting, Mr. Arafat expressed a desire to return to the political process but "expressing it and meaning it are two different things," the official said.

He comes down on the side of lamentation but expresses it with an unusual combination of poetic license, laboriously constructed props and a wry and melancholy, vaguely allusive sense of myth.

Vito Acconci Studio has a similar idea, but expresses it in a large Dr. Caligari digital print ribboned with a typically hypnotic Acconci poem about the urge to jump off the ramp in an attempt to fly.