Sentence examples for expression that the from inspiring English sources

These strikes will be the latest expression that the tide has turned back against the government".

But another form of expression that the university points to as an alternative to chalking requires no such accountability.

There is an expression that the Palestinians like to use: "sumud," which means clinging to the land.

The UN placed great importance on an expression that the two would work on the basis of mutual trust.

The sunny expression that the once-recalcitrant Moss had worn in the week leading up to the game was gone, replaced by a dark, gloomy look.

It was clear from her expression that the girl who just three years earlier had been underground, singing in a gay bathhouse, had metamorphosed into a popular artist.

The scowl feels so much more natural; the first expression that meets the morning sun.

The model provides a closed-form expression that relates the extrusion pressure to the material parameters.

Furthermore, it is given an expression that contemplates the saturation of the actuators.

There's another expression that's the antithesis of "out of the box"; the "comfort zone".

Finally, an expression that relates the collision efficiency to the salient dimensionless physical parameters is proposed.