Sentence examples for expressing a range of from inspiring English sources
A3 World Briefing A5 NATIONAL A8-11 Sept. 11 Alters Perspective On the Fourth of July Americans are treating this Independence Day differently, expressing a range of sentiments, from fervent patriotism to a sense of sober reflection.
Apart from being troubled by the ridiculous brand of interventionist politics the current US government has engaged in, she was expressing a range of concerns about expanding her growing practice even to New York.
While they waited, umbrellas leaning against legs, iPod ear buds dangling, morning papers adorning laps, some reflected on the change, expressing a range of opinions generally set to the tune of indifference.
Two years after the 2011 revolution in Egypt, a growing number of satellite TV channels are expressing a range of views - from liberal to ultra conservative.
Expressing a range of values may have positive implications for practice, as Dieckmann et al. (2010) found that using a range of probabilities to express uncertain information is likely to be considered more credible and responsible in a decision-making context than use of a single value probability.
"Game of Thrones" fans, who've honestly suffered enough this past week, did not take the news lightly, expressing a range of emotions in the almost 10,000 comments on the photo.
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.
