Sentence examples for expression applies from inspiring English sources

"The First Amendment exists to insure that freedom of speech and expression applies not just to that with which we agree or disagree, but also that which we find outrageous.

He suggested that the meaning of an expression is whatever that expression applies to, thus removing meaning from the minds of its users and placing it squarely in the world.

The meaning of the first president of the United States determines that that expression applies to George Washington in the actual world but to other individuals in other possible worlds.

Ostensive definition specifies the meaning of an expression by pointing to examples of things to which the expression applies (e.g., green is the color of grass, limes, lily pads, and emeralds).

Roughly speaking, the meaning of an expression is given by an account of the experiences on the basis of which one could verify that the expression applies to one thing or another.

"We will not establish a commission of truth in a free society in which freedom of expression applies.

Among my catalogue are some books that I am sure I was — to use an expression applied to elementary-school children — decoding rather than reading.

One more time, each one of the output bits can be described as a logical expression applied over the input bits.

Although the basic mechanisms of gene expression apply to all eukaryotes, multicellular organisms face the additional challenge of coordinating gene expression during development.

LPA stimulated CTGF expression applied from both sides.

These data show the gating strategy, isotype controls and CD24 expression applied to Figures  1 and 6. Figure S2.