Sentence examples for expressed seem from inspiring English sources

The opinions expressed seem to be the Inciting Incident, although at the time it wasn't clear there was a problem.

It is precisely his ability to stick to the transmitted sources and simultaneously bring out new meanings which, once expressed, seem almost self-evident that haself-evident thatater tradition of has exconvinced masthey.

Table 6 details that, of the 8 gene families which are represented > 100 times within the entire set of FAexpTRL, 4 out of the largest 5 families (protein kinase domain containing proteins, expressed; F-box domain containing proteins, expressed; leucine rich repeat (LRR) family proteins, expressed; NB-ARC domain containing proteins, expressed) seem to be over-represented in the bottom 10%.

Amongst the 12 identified "fix+" regulators, only one (MT016186), although weakly expressed, seems to have a nodulation-specific expression pattern while two are nodule-preferential (Table 4), but with a modest activation ratio.

Much of the horror expressed seems to be based on erroneous presumptions about the clitoris and female sexuality.

We conclude that fraud is not a negligible phenomenon in medical research, and that increased awareness of the forms in which it is expressed seems appropriate.

Therefore, the patterns of terminal oligosaccharide on the EV surface were similar, but the concentrations expressed seemed to vary with the isolate, perhaps reflecting export of EV populations that have distinct biogenesis.

Yet the underlying sentiment of family and community, of values shared and feelings freely expressed, seems much more in the holiday spirit than any number of similar occasions passed in the company of MGM's insufferable Hardy Family.

So 'the quest for a form of language in which experiences paralysing the power of articulation could be expressed' seems, quite literally, a contradiction in terms (trauma is the experience you must never know has happened to you).

8 The general idea, — rather obscurely expressed, — seems to be that some who judge the Argives harshly have really just as many κακά and αἰσχρά (which Herodotus appears to confuse) of their own.

He did not have a brand, and what little he expressed, seemed to be panned, yet it changed the world.