Sentence examples for expressions whether from inspiring English sources
It's hard to tell without the benefit of seeing Terry Eagleton's body language and facial expressions whether he was pulling Deborah Solomon's leg when he said, "If I want to read a book, I write one myself" (April 22).
But more recently, iRobot began developing products with commercial partners, like a doll designed with Hasbro called My Real Baby that was able to convey through sounds and facial expressions whether its owner was providing adequate care.
It also bans gatherings of homosexuals or any other support for gay clubs, organisations, unions or amorous expressions, whether in secret or in public.
And it's been a blast to see people's expressions, whether it be complete joy, complete shock, or complete disgust".
"Naturally we show through our body language, through our facial expressions, whether we're upset, whether we're happy and so forth and it doesn't matter whether you are Japanese or Chinese or Senegalese or French: you're going to recognize it," Mufwene said.
Our expressions whether words or pictures, art or music, the physical sport of soccer or the intellectual sport of numbers hold our ideas, our dreams and the images we have of ourselves.
In other words, termhood expresses how much a linguistic expression (whether it is a simple one, as 'polaridade'polarityity'), or complex, as 'molécula orgânica'organicnic molecule') and 'molécula de água' ('molecule of water')) is related to a domain.
But to come within its ambit, a group must engage in some form of expression, whether it be public or private...
She looked at me with anxiety, as if she wanted to see from my expression whether the book had made the expected impression on me.
And criticism is less a personal engagement with literary expression — whether it be surprising, revolting or inspiring — than an objective appraisal of verbal craftsmanship.
The proportion of mutant mitochondria determines both disease expression (whether it will affect offspring) and disease severity.
