Sentence examples for expression and sharing from inspiring English sources

The mere acts of creation, expression, and sharing offer joy.

The global cultural initiative brings artists, photographers, filmmakers, designers and technology together and provides a platform for expression and sharing.

It is argued that the outcome of such encounters is contingent upon bodily gestures of the parties involved, the perceptual cues afforded by the situations and the expression and sharing of feeling, empathy, happiness, showing signs of interest, sadness, distance, etc.

Other SNS phenomena that one might expect to benefit from intercultural analysis and that are relevant to the ethical considerations outlined in Section 3 include: varied cultural patterns and preference/tolerance for affective display, argument and debate, personal exposure, expressions of political, interfamilial or cultural criticism, religious expression and sharing of intellectual property.

Based on all these numbers, 2011 is looking like a banner year for the next era of public self-expression and sharing.

Next is an interview most likely followed by a trial period of actually being a part of the community and experiencing what in means to live in an environment where money doesn't exist and art, music, creativity, self-expression, and sharing your passions and your gifts are valued equal to producing food and building a home.

The networks derived from our protein-protein interaction predictions are realistic from the standpoint of consistency with co-expression and shared functional annotations of connected genes.

The networks are organized into groups such as co-expression, where edges are derived from expression profiles, and shared protein domains, where edges represent genes that encode proteins with similar domains.

One obvious limitation is that our rescue plants do not express AHA2, which, because of its high expression levels and shared sequence identity with AHA1, we would predict to be the most common isoform to complex with AHA1.

The long and short of the matter is that "time, place and manner" are the only norms allowable in governing the expression of ideas and sharing of information that is the very life of the university.

When FIRE responded, pointing out that Georgetown's policy specifically says that "'time, place and manner' are the only norms allowable in governing the expression of ideas and sharing of information that is the very life of the university" (emphasis added), this appeal to Georgetown's own stated commitment was met with silence.