Sentence examples for expresses a range of from inspiring English sources
According to Lotfi Hajji, another of the hunger strikers, who heads the officially unrecognised Tunisian Journalists' Union, the October 18th Movement, as the hunger strikers call themselves, expresses a range of opinion, from the secular far left to Islamists.
The director's command of his medium is spellbinding, and Melissa Mathison's screenplay is nearly flawless: with minimal dialogue, the movie expresses a range of emotions that will be accessible to the youngest children and resonant to even the most jaded adults.
In reviving the debates over a plan to reconfigure 22 acres of urban landscape in Brooklyn, displacing residents and small businesses in the process, "In the Footprint" expresses a range of viewpoints, but make no mistake: the way its material is edited, expressed and contextualized belies a passionate perspective.
It is known that cancer proliferation manifesting through chromosomal instability rapidly expresses a range of phenotypes.
Streptococcus pneumoniae expresses a range of protein virulence factors associated with colonization of mucosal surfaces and subsequent tissue invasion [ 3].
Accordingly, the vertebrate lens expresses a range of autophagy-mitophagy genes and proteins in a differentiation-specific manner (Brennan et al., 2012 ; Basu et al., 2014a, b ; Chauss et al., 2014 ).
DC have been shown to express a range of chemokine receptors however the expression level depends on the maturation state of the cell.
Human epithelial ovarian tumours express a range of chemokines but little is known about the expression and localisation of chemokine receptors.
People interviewed at random by journalists appear to express a range of opinions, from enthusiasm to scepticism and alarm.
