Sentence examples for expression more from inspiring English sources

Here we document NvLWamide-like expression more systematically.

When Donald screamed in frustration Boucher blanched in mortification, his expression more guilty than sheepish.

"It becomes more spontaneous, without thought, a fuller expression, more natural," she said.

He looked at me with an expression more of amusement than of surprise, or so it seemed in the darkness.

"The government and the population are struggling with issues of free expression more than in the past," Connelly said.

Gandal, M. J. et al. Mice with reduced NMDA receptor expression: more consistent with autism than schizophrenia?

The magazine characterises its mission as war with a "silencing" establishment, and sees only one way to prevail: more freedom of expression, more secularism.

My imagination reacts to those levels of density and nonverbal expression more readily than to portraits of black people by artists ranging from Goldie White to Brent Malone.

"Somebody has to weigh — is the artistic expression more important than an ecosystem?" Mr. Streeter said.

All supported free expression more often when the speaker was liberal, but the results were statistically significant only for Justice John Paul Stevens, who retired in 2010.

Our data also indicated that the IFNβ101 and IFNβ101+27 constructs increase IFNβ protein expression more than 2.2 and 4.5 fold, respectively compared to the control group.