Sentence examples for expressions a few from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere in the evening several clichés certainly occurred: some winsome, exaggerated facial expressions; a few dances that never got beyond standard rhythms or standard inflections.

Before you get in front of the camera, practice your facial expressions a few times, to make sure they look right.

That latent misogyny found expression a few years ago, in an ad for Verizon's Motorola Droid, which described the iPhone as "a tiara-wearing, digitally clueless beauty pageant queen", a "precious porcelain figurine of a phone" and "a princess".

Of that reply, Ross Baker, a political science professor at Rutgers University, said: "If he had not used that tortured expression a few years ago, which has become a mantra for evasion and subterfuge, I would think this would be less damaging".

The difference in emphasis had had its clearest expression a few years earlier, when Larry Page and Sergey Brin visited Jerry Yang to demonstrate their search technology in the hope that Yahoo would buy it.

While some of Zscan4 positive ES cells were excluded from Oct4 expression, a few others showed weak positive staining for Oct4 (Fig. 2A).

Perkins also recommended Fitzgerald repeat Gatsby's "old sport" expression a few more times to give his character a recognizable verbal tic.

Cells exposed to the bacteria are subsequently transformed with the sequence of interest and can be assayed for expression a few days after infiltration.

Among the 12 genes with altered expression, a few genes (MET and GJA1 for VD; RAB27B, HOMER1 and GALNTL2 for sex) exhibited moderate but statistically significant alterations between non-VD and VD or between sexes (Fig.  2 C, D).

Horses are expressive, but those who want to decipher their expressions have a few hurdles yet to jump.

COMT disruption or down-regulation led to differential expressions of a few lignin pathway genes, which were all over-expressed, except for a phenylalanine ammonia-lyase gene.