Sentence examples for expresses rather from inspiring English sources

In light of discussions about whether to rebuild the World Trade Center, the image on your cover expresses rather beautifully what might be considered instead: two adjacent parks connected by a footbridge, under which a stream meanders.

It expresses rather a certain philosophical disappointment that a definition can't be offered.

But to talk in this way of 'public' wrongs or injuries is not to try to ground the claim that such wrongs should be criminal: the appeal to the idea of a 'public' wrong now expresses, rather than trying to ground, the claim that it is a wrong that concerns us all, and that is therefore apt for criminalization.

These proteins were found to be differentially expressed, but their corresponding transcripts were not differentially expressed; rather, they displayed non-significant differential expression.

The noise amplitude minima constitute attractor states corresponding to the CD11b-low-expressing, rather undifferentiated state (α = 0.4) and the CD11b-high-expressing, rather differentiated state (α = 0.6), respectively.

In the months soon after the Sept. 11 attacks, that idea was expressed rather often.

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

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".

Expressed rather too literally in a diminutive piece of graffiti on one of the brick infills – "All those people, all those lives.