Sentence examples for directly expressing from inspiring English sources

Trisha and her friends were directly expressing or extend- ing their everyday lives in SoHo.

The visit's purpose, he said in a telephone interview, was not to embarrass the government but to offer help by directly expressing the Council's concerns.

When I was 28, I went to see a play called When You Cure Me, by Jack Thorne, at the Bush [in London], and I had this incredible sense that the play was directly expressing my own feelings.

Ruled by no laws of logic, indifferent to the demands of expediency, unconstrained by the resistance of external reality, the id is ruled by what Freud called the primary process directly expressing somatically generated instincts.

Parcells had circumvented George Young, then the general manager of the Giants, and contacted the Giants co-owner Wellington Mara directly, expressing interest in returning to coach the team, where he had won two Super Bowls and had established a bond with many in the organization.

A work of art concentrates and enlarges immediate experience, directly expressing imaginatively-evoked meaning.

All these observations are consistent with the notion that MgPar sequences are not directly expressed as proteins unless they are recombined into the expression sites of the MG191 or MG192 gene [1], [10] [13].

"Our reaction has been directly expressed to the Trump family.

There is something both coy and overly fastidious about such resolute avoidance of directly expressed emotion.

It leads people to say indirectly those things that should be directly expressed.

And sensing their parents' preoccupation, they are unable to directly express their emotions about the divorce, she added.