Sentence examples for expressing on from inspiring English sources

Moby, the electronic-dance star, posted his opinions on his Web site, expressing, on one hand, the need for "the democratic world" to do something about Saddam Hussein, the Iraqi president, if his country is developing nuclear weapons, and on the other, ambivalence about "saber rattling" and "talk about war around election time" in Washington.

Importantly, all of the genes demonstrated a cartilage-selective expression pattern, expressing on average 6.4 times more of the transcript than any non-cartilage tissue with little if any expression in non-cartilage tissues (∼Ct = 33).

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I think the big point is that you can get an audience to follow him through, if, when he turns against that world, he is expressing on our behalf a kind of existential dismay at the world we know we're part of".

The Iliad and the Odyssey, however, owe their preeminence not so much to their antiquity and to their place in Greek culture as a whole but to their timeless success in expressing on a massive scale so much of the triumph and the frustration of human life.

The indignation you have been expressing on your first morning here, voting for the banning of all jokes and the removal from office of every lecturer with whose views you suspect you will soon be disagreeing, does you credit, but adds nothing to the sum of human reason.

PR3 is also expressed on the surface expression of neutrophils.

Profundity and imagination expressed on every level.

Starker views are expressed on websites and Twitter.

The dream is often expressed on both sides.

Yet that is exactly what the German expressed on Tuesday.