Sentence examples for expression action from inspiring English sources

Mr Rasmussen issued a statement last month which sought to heal the rift with the Muslim world by condemning "any expression, action or indication that attempts to demonise groups of people on the basis of their religion or ethnic background".

Emotions in general should then be viewed as a genus of processes typically involving five different component aspects or components, comprising subjective feeling, cognition, motor expression, action tendencies or desire, and neurological processes (Scherer 2005).

Furthermore, AKT-1 is a principal substrate in the pathways linking insulin to expression, action and subcellular distribution of nutrient transporters.

However, when the concentration of TNF-α was increased to 100 ng/μL, this pro-expression action dropped, the cell number of NOZ reduced, and the cell activity seemed to decline.

Once I don't have to think about the mere remembering of the order of the words, once I have that I can add the rhythms, repetitions, expressions, actions... Usually the poems grow too into something different once they are freed from the page - and for the better.

(Samantha) Women were able to clearly recall the facial expressions, actions and words used by the health professionals as they attended to the repair of the perineal trauma.

The second expression, "disciplinary action," refers to a punitive action imposed by an external source.

Critical to this process is that the theory is grounded in the data, and explains the phenomena of habitual participation in exercise in terms of the conditions that facilitate this, its expression in action, and the consequences of these actions.

James's expression "reflex action" alludes to the biological picture of the organism as responding to sensations with a series of actions.

"Moving from expression to action is the critical point".

Our best and brightest should be encouraged to find new methods of expression; direct action in protest must not stifled.