Sentence examples for but the expression that from inspiring English sources
But the expression that hovers over Trevor Nunn's revival, which opened Sunday night at the Walter Kerr Theater, feels dangerously close to a smirk.
Similar to function ({mathcal D}_{p, mu, lambda } u)), it admits a representation in terms of the "reduced" Wright function which is analogous to, but more complicated than, the expression that emerges on the right-hand side of formula (51).
Such "blue moons" happen on average but every three years – hence the expression that flows from it, itself a fitting tribute to a man of such rare qualities.
And I might say 'I may have taken the idea of having a fighter, but I didn't copy the expression that you made of that idea'.
He intrinsically knew how to write for him--not just for the sound of his voice, but for the inner expression that comes to life in this music.
But the expression of that cuisine at Kajitsu, an unsurprisingly minimalist little place with stunning dishware (some of which has been repaired; traditionally, it's almost never discarded) and a self-effacing chef named Masato Nishihara, is mind-boggling.
It was really punk but the expression of that through music was super diverse.
The common but false expression that "bigger is better" seems to dictate the lives of Americans: bigger TVs, bigger cars, bigger houses, bigger corporations and even bigger food portions.
I study some small, smooth pebbles on the beach, but refrain from any expression that would imply belief.
That's a fairly-impressive number, but as the expression goes that ain't all folks.
