Sentence examples for expression on the part from inspiring English sources

I don't think on balance this is any ideological expression on the part of most press people.

"There is just a great deal of ego and chutzpah, for want of a better expression, on the part of people who would invest in and be captivated by this approach".

Hypermethylation of CpG islands, especially when located in the promoter region, generally causes a loss of expression on the part of genes possessing this structure at their 5′ end (Jones and Baylin, 2002; Laird, 2003; Müller and Widschwendter, 2003).

But Evan Wolfson charged ahead, arguing that "permitting full and equal self-expression on the part of all lovers for all beloveds... will create a society more safely and richly founded on our individual freedom and equality".

These demands of the European Parliament are persistent and stubborn, but they are not an expression of malice on the part of MEPs, they are an expression of concern for public money and are, as indeed they should be, an expression of concern for transparency in spending taxpayers' money.

At the minimum, for Dewey, democracy involves the expression of interests on the part of voters; the vote helps to protect individuals from putative experts about where the interests of people lie.

Models of practice education have not kept pace with these service sector changes and, as a result, we experience overcrowding of students and increased expressions of exhaustion on the part of staff working on inpatient units.

Furthermore, disgusted facial expressions suggest withdrawal motivation on the part of the sender, whereas angry expressions indicate approach motivation [ 23].

So small victories must be celebrated: To friends of Hungarian democracy, the expression of active interest on the part of the American government, however limited its impact, can only be welcomed as a sign that the President, through his State Department appointees, recalls his roots in civic participation and action.

For other women an expression of good intention on the part of health workers is acceptable as a response to complaints.

This map is for illustrative purposes and does not imply the expression of any opinion on the part of UNICEF, concerning the legal status of any country or territory or concerning the delimitation of frontiers or boundaries.