Sentence examples for expression yet from inspiring English sources
The assertion that Iran might be prepared to recognize Israel if the Palestinians did so first was the plainest expression yet of an Iranian policy that had earlier been expressed less specifically.
Insulin receptor substrate-1 and IRS-2 were expressed in T47D-YA breast cancer cells, which lack IRS-1 and -2 expression, yet retain functional IGF-IR.
They proclaim to support free expression, yet have sought to restrict opposing voices.
On Friday, in Sochi, the product of that coöperation will have its most spectacular expression yet.
Their tendency is to call "Veckatimest" a creative advance, the truest expression yet of an evolving sound.
Tenderly human in expression yet superhuman in scale, it seems to contemplate our condition from a very great height.
The excellent Clytemnestra is Katarina Karneus, singing with biting attack and hot-tempered expression, yet always with superb sophistication.
"Getting away with it" is a contemporary expression yet a fundamentally conservative impulse.
His dictatorship was inimical to literary expression, yet Albanian novelist Ismail Kadare has produced marvellously subtle critiques of Hoxha even under his censorship.
They have also brought to its broadest expression yet the 20-year-long democratization of memorials that began with the Viet Nam Memorial, with its naming of names.
But it seemed the strongest expression yet from a European leader of the rising doubts about the Afghanistan mission among America's allies.
