Sentence examples for expresses as much from inspiring English sources

We must do it because it expresses as much our human imperfection as any perfection.

The Banksy mural on a concrete wall at the entrance to the Jungle expresses as much.

"I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry," he says, and his heartbreaking apology expresses as much grief for his lost life as for his lost temper.

A conversation recorded between the two senators from Kentucky, Rand Paul and Mitch McConnell, the Senate minority leader, expresses as much.

He opens here by bringing to our attention a masterly 1810 essay on marionette theatre by Heinrich von Kleist – a great German writer little regarded in the English-speaking world – which in the space of half a dozen pages expresses as much about the nature of art, consciousness and human freedom as all of Goethe's and Schiller's philosophical musings taken together.

Second, each polyfunctional cell expresses as much as an order of magnitude more of certain effector functions (such as IFN-γ or TNF; Figure S1).

Although the toxin group accounted for 128 transcripts only, it is abundantly expressed as much as 35.3%% of the total expression (based on the parameter FPKM), whereas the unidentified and non-toxin groups were 20.8 % and 44.9 % respectively (Fig.  2).

I think color can express as much as a word".

In this conversation — unlike a recent interview on CNN — Mr. Putin gave measured answers, expressing as much regret as defiance.

Our goal should be for that military power to be expressed as much as possible through an American-led alliance.

If only his Republican Party would express as much compassion for the most vulnerable and helpless after they are born.