Sentence examples for expressed like a from inspiring English sources
Mr. Rogers prides himself on the multivocal nature of his plays, in which controversial ideas and opinions are expressed — like a scene in "Blood and Gifts" in which a Pakistani colonel offers a passionate defense of jihad — and few characters can be classified as good or evil.
It was found that the conduction in Si3N4 could be expressed like a field ionization or Fowler-Nordheim mechanism.
In the embryo, lms is expressed like a typical muscle identity gene.
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.
Sandhiya Indurjith, a Tech Consultant from Accenture, expressed a liking to similar principles in an interview after the event.
Last night I gifted Sommelier Jeffrey Blancq with a bottle of Laetitia's Brut Cuvee, my favorite sparkling wine, and he expressed a liking for their rare Brut Rose.
Less than half (24.4%) of these expressed a liking for listening to music, with "rock" being the most favourite type of music amongst them.
What was remarkable about Glass's tweet wasn't so much his judgment of Shakespeare's merit but the fact that the Bard of Public Radio expressed himself like a resentful millennial filling out a teacher evaluation.
Some of the grief expressed reads like an entry in a diary.
This suggests that parasites expressing group A-like PfEMP1 do not form part of an explanatory link between ang-2 and IC.
