Sentence examples for express like from inspiring English sources

Rather rarely do novelists make their dreaming characters express, like Anna Karenina, their desires rather than their fears.

That severely limits what you can express, like the uncomfortable sense that Mr. Hodgman felt growing up or the schoolyard taunts.

For posterity Michelangelo has always remained one of the small group of the most exalted artists, who have been felt to express, like Shakespeare or Beethoven, the tragic experience of humanity with the greatest depth and universal scope.

He has observed two kinds of gestures that have made it into the physical lexicon, the onomatopoetic, which look like what you're trying to express (like making a phone with your thumb and pinkie finger to say "I'll call you," or scribbling on your hand to ask a waiter for a check) and more symbolic ones, like air quotes, which are more abstract.

The bouquets and plants are named after famous cities and national parks, like Funston, Golden Gate, Bryant, Millenium, Shinjuku and others, and users are directed to the appropriate options by picking a sentiment they wish to express – like "Desired," "Encouraged," "Celebrated," "Appreciated," or "Comforted".

What's the profile of Africa Express like back in Dakar?

In hybrids, among divergently expressed genes between parental species and hybrids, 77% was expressed like one parent (expression level dominance), including 65% like C. eugenioides.

Jim avidly read the Liverpool Echo or Express, liked solving crosswords and instigated discussions about varied subjects.

Paxman is entitled to his opinion, but expressed like this, it comes across as ungenerous, even spiteful.

Love he sometimes expresses like this: I happen to have a gift for language, and a love for it.

Total polyphenol content was expressed like mg gallic acid/g feed.