Sentence examples for even expressions from inspiring English sources

Likely targets instead won praise, even expressions of gratitude.

Passports aren't just documents or even expressions of national identity, but something more personal and talismanic.

Their customers considered them indispensable, even expressions of who they were.

"Some of your words here sound like they are taken straight from Irish, even expressions directly translated, like 'top of the morning' or 'thanks a million,'" he continued.

There is "Say uncle!" ("anacal" means mercy), "razzmatazz," and "malarkey," and even expressions like "gee whiz" and "holy cow" and "holy mackerel" are Anglicized versions of Irish expressions, he said.

If you travel far enough away from the Earth's atmosphere, there's nothing for sound waves to bounce off of not even expressions of utter terror.

In contrast to relatively even expression of GAPDH (Fig. 4D), the cell lines express varying levels of MYC and BCL2 (Fig. 4B and C).

In it, he is staring straight ahead with an even expression.

In spite of the absence of Ebf1 gene, no change is detected on the structure of neocortex, dorsal thalamus or even expression profiles of molecular guidance cues such as Cdh6, Coup-tfI.

The sex ratio (female:male:hermaphrodite) was characterized by the dominance of hermaphrodites (27:17:66) in Self, the scarecity of females (3:16:12) in Cross_H and the relatively even expression (9 8 7) in Cross_M (Table 2).

Even expression of pKV-C, which only contains cadA, resulted in the loss of a part of cadA during growth, which suggests that the instability of icd knockouts may also be caused by the accumulation of high intracellular itaconate concentrations.