Sentence examples for early expressions from inspiring English sources

While early expressions of black solidarity with Palestinians were limited to internationalists, the 1970s saw the Palestinian cause start to edge toward the black mainstream.

Underlying the early expressions of humanism were principles and attitudes that gave the movement a unique character and would shape its future development.

While there was a diversity of early expressions of Christianity, they agree, Jesus' divinity was part of the church's established canons well before 325, and predates most of the newly found Gnostic and other gospels.

If, as we suspect, the early expressions of interest turn out to be nothing more than that and no formal bid materialises, the shares are likely to fall back to around 325p in our view.

And it's hard, in retrospect, not to see pieces like the roughly two dozen drawings and large paintings in the Hauser & Wirth show — close-cropped, menacing depictions of a three-headed hammer, a stubby-handled ax and other deformed hardware — as early expressions of the defiance that came to define Lozano and ultimately pushed her, some believe, beyond the boundary of sanity.

There were early expressions of local pride by those born in the colony, such as the poets Charles Tompson and William Wentworth in Australasia (1823), but those who were serving a tour of duty in the Antipodes, like the unfortunately named Barron Field, were more inclined to see their experiences in terms of disbelief, sometimes comic disbelief.

The presence of the dominant allele is associated with early expression of VRNH1 and early flowering.

Non-blood pericardial cells (PC) also express GFP due to early expression of Hand-gal4.

We show that this early expression continues, but also additional cells start to express the AVE markers.

The Rushdie affair was an early expression of what we now call "identity politics".

That the show breezes over this early expression of the protagonists' essential natures is a loss.