Sentence examples for expressed meaning from inspiring English sources

In the light of his pathological inability to see beyond the literal meaning on the page to any intended but inaccurately expressed meaning this is unsurprising, but also unendearing.

The method thus involved condensation of the expressed meaning into a more essential formulation of the experience following the percutaneous pulmonary valve implantation.

However, we demonstrate that normal PPARG and TSEN2 transcripts are also expressed, meaning that normal transcription termination and co-transcription of the two genes co-exist.

Whilst ER is bimodally expressed (meaning the overwhelming majority of cases are either completely ER-positive or unambiguously ER-negative) in breast cancer, thus allowing a meaningful cut-off point to be applied [ 19], proliferation-related genes are expressed along a unimodal continuum.

This suggests that the expressed meanings of the symbols should be clarified in advance, so as to choose the corresponding target symbols to allow complete conversion.

The expressed meanings were summarized into shorter terms.

But expressing, meaning what?

It's the most efficient way to express meaning.

He believed that religious phenomena must be understood as uniquely and irreducibly religious, as expressing meaning on a religious plane of reference.

Ms. Plumb's choice of film medium, and her use of old-fashioned musical accompaniment, exaggerated acting gestures to express meaning, makeshift low-tech props and ridiculous wigs, all combine to give these works the overall look and atmosphere of early, silent, slapstick and pantomimelike films.

Mr. Wellman has never been a linear storyteller, and his interest in language has always had as much to do with exploiting the properties of its fundamental units -- letters, syllables, words -- as it has with using them to express meaning in its conventional sense.