Sentence examples for expressed rather than from inspiring English sources

In this environment of fear and suspicion, of strivers and shirkers, of new bogeymen, they are expressed rather than suppressed.

They were particularly important because of what they expressed rather than the time he gained, which was minimal in both cases.

That way we can be sure that the banks' point of view is expressed, rather than taking a chance on testimony that Sifma might craft".

He's found that this type of adaptation is most-often accomplished by changes in DNA regulatory regions that affect when, where and how a gene is expressed, rather than through (possibly disruptive) changes in the genes themselves.

The Mississippi people, who were likely to have experienced more suffering at the hands of society than any of the other delegates, were trying to demonstrate that a revolution can originate in the personal sufferings of people, freely expressed, rather than in a few directives from the top.

They selectively shut off different sets of the neurons in mice based on which genes each neuron expressed, rather than their physical location.

First, he noted that a sentence should express, rather than be, a complete thought.

Late in life he encountered the non-cognitivist emotivism of C.L. Stevenson, which says that moral judgements express rather than report feelings and therefore can conflict.

Sixth, is it the production-based claim that we are motivated to cause pleasure, or does it allow, for example, that being moved to laugh might be being motivated to express rather than to produce pleasure?

With Charlie's encouragement, I began to express (rather than repress) my anger when it came up.

Communication, affection and celebration of our couple should be part of our daily routine for it to become a necessity that we naturally express, rather than an effort, we make to please the other.