Sentence examples for demands expression from inspiring English sources

Cutting across all theories of experience is the basic fact that experience demands expression in language and symbolic forms.

By Macy Halford August 24, 2008 "Love demands expression," Jeanette Winterson wrote in her 1993 novel "Written on the Body": Why is it that the most unoriginal thing we can say to one another is still the thing we long to hear? 'I love you' is always a quotation.

Because selection demands expression of a functional ry gene, we confirmed that M{ ry +}6E; ry larvae survive purine selection.

They believed that the machine age demanded expression in a particular formal vocabulary.

Senator McCarthy's speeches have been only the leading attraction in a vast display of backwoods ignorance, barnyard sniggering, and Yahoo anti-intellectualism that has, apparently, been demanding expression for quite some while.

After the rewritten demand expression is inserted, the periodic process cash flows can be formulated as shown in Eq. (17).

Being interminably watched, one is not able to demonstrate one's grief or anxiety, but these emotions demand expression.

XSim also added custom graphic model interfaces, on-demand expression graphing, worlds-within-worlds graphics (Harris et al., 1994), remote (client-server) computation and limited multi-processing.

Many Indian television networks and newspapers took the opportunity to loudly demand expressions of allegiance to India from Kashmiris.

He thinks religion is not heartfelt belief that demands full expression, but only a matter of showing up at church.

The best workers engage themselves in work that permits, even demands, an expression of their invention and ingenuity.