Sentence examples for expression of enormous from inspiring English sources

It's an expression of enormous power, but it also looks extremely vulnerable, like it shouldn't quite be able to stand up.

Mr. Stockham said the company declined to discuss its involvement in the project beyond an expression of "enormous sympathy and concern for the workers" at the site.

Since NR can affect the expression of enormous genes which associated with various diseases such as diabetes and hepatic adipose infiltration, it can be considered as an appropriate therapeutic target for new drug discovery.

The irony is hard to miss in that the vision of L.A. as a sun-kissed paradise that brought so many of us here only to find a city that is becoming more dark than light, a city of ostentatious beauty and vast stretches of grim grittiness, of endless expressions of enormous wealth surrounded by a churning sea of poverty and decay.

When you see a twelve-year-old girl coming to school in a chador, where for two or three generations no one had worn one, you have to look at this as the expression of an enormous pressure from the men in the girl's family.

In DM2, the expression of an enormous expansion of tetranucleotide repeats in the ZNF9 gene leads to the formation of nuclear CCUG RNA foci as a result of the aberrant degradation of an intronic sequence (26).

He said: "I want to thank you all for this enormous expression of thanks for something which happened to me a heck of a long time ago.

"This symbol of America - this enormous expression of what we had all been taught was the inner meaning of the new country we were coming to - inspired awe in the hopeful immigrants.

At that point, the word trillion was rarely mentioned in the news and resided more in the imagination of children, alongside zillions and gazillions, as an expression of something on an enormous scale.

The discovery that somatic cells can be induced into a pluripotent state by the expression of reprogramming factors has enormous potential for therapeutics and human disease modeling.

The faceted exterior of his One United Nations Plaza (1975), for example, is in one sense a straightforward expression of what's inside: the enormous base reflects the size of the floors needed for offices, the upper portion has the smaller floors of a hotel, while the top is designed to fit a rooftop tennis court.