Sentence examples for charged expression from inspiring English sources

From his reaction to the fans and the television cameras awaiting him when he appeared for batting practice -- "This is embarrassing" -- to his charged expression when he crossed home plate after his third-inning homer, Piazza appeared content.

Get money off this title at the Independent bookshop She considers whether swearing demonstrates the failure of language (lazy and limited) or is, on the contrary, its most highly charged expression.

The politically charged expression for this is "marketisation".

Accepting this principle would have "devastating consequences": namely, that "government could forbid the graphic or visceral or emotionally charged expression of any opinion that might reasonably offend a disadvantaged group.

Politically charged expressions such as "economic migrants", "genuine refugees" or "illegal asylum seekers" should have no part in our coverage.

It's there that every little word, every little motion, every silence suddenly becomes charged with expression".

This abiding, often racially charged fear found expression at the polls last fall when voters put law-and-order Republicans in the mayors' offices of our two largest cities and in the governor's mansions of Virginia and New Jersey.

Since pledging to accept reform recommendations made by an independent panel that investigated the uprising — including to commute sentences of those charged with "political expression" — Bahrain's government has continued to silence its critics.

From Fig. 1c, we can extract the Dirac voltage shift and then calculate the corresponding amount of charged impurities by expression (1).

The negatively charged QDs enhance the expression of proinflammatory cytokine genes; the positively charged QDs induce changes in the genes involved in mitochondrion functions.

"Even though it is said we have freedom of expression, now they charged me because I wrote a poem," Saungkha said.