Sentence examples for expressions so far from inspiring English sources

Joe Biden has been going through a good range of facial expressions so far, alternating between disbelief and consternation.

It was the most spontaneous of her expressions so far.

Less than a hundred years ago, D.H. Lawrence called the novel "the highest form of human expression so far attained".

But, just to complicate things further, its strongest expression so far has been from Afro-Caribbeans (improbable BNP voters) resentful of their more successful Asian neighbours.

Merit has been recognized for promoting new writers and opening up spaces for expression, so far issuing about 700 works of fiction and nonfiction.

Brainwave is the most elaborate expression so far of Mr. McHenry's mission to make the Rubin a "peak experience," as he likes to say, for museum goers and seekers of cultural enlightenment in New York.

Its most strident expression so far appeared in the Guardian last week, when former Olympic cycling champion Chris Boardman, now a policy adviser for British Cycling, alleged that "behind the scenes there is an intense lobbying operation to destroy the plans" and that this is "led by just one company, the Canary Wharf Group, and by the City of London Corporation".

Late Saturday, in the strongest expression so far of growing doubts among observers about the honesty of the Nov. 28 vote in one of the world's top mineral-producing nations, the Carter Center cited "serious irregularities" and "mismanagement" of results, saying it could not vouch for "the degree to which they reflect the will of the Congolese people".

Thus, the in vivo consequences of increased CREB expression so far appear not consistent.

Although processes other than translation could be associated to the increase in GluR1 expression, so far, the regulation of protein synthesis has been the only mechanism in which mTOR has been implicated.

None of these kinases were associated with regulation of SUR2A expression so far.