Sentence examples for express it more often from inspiring English sources

We should express it more often.

But Trump's conduct rarely suggests deliberation; it more often seems to express his anger, his tiresome ego, and his instincts for performance.

For Johnson, "One of Caz's qualities is that he's able to temper his anger and express it in a more intellectual way, often with wit and humour".

It seems that BCP express this protein more often.

Whilst many of the beliefs about falls and exercise expressed were very similar between Caucasians and South Asians, there was a tendency for South Asians to express fatalistic beliefs more often.

Second, it was hypothesised that BIC-CST would lead the simulated patients to express their concerns more often.

In this context, it has been reported that basal-like and HER2 enriched breast cancer subtypes express CXCR4 staining more often than the other subtypes.

Some Facebook friends might express opinions, but more often they are reporting facts.

Zander suggests you ask yourself: "Are you willing to talk to anyone about what you want?" Most people will answer this question with some qualifications, which indicates the need to overcome fear and express your opinion more often.

Table 2 illustrates that the passages about the American Revolution express causation asyndetically more often than the Civil War passages.

"I thought the phrase he expressed was more often true by default.