Sentence examples for frequent expressions from inspiring English sources

But if frequent expressions of love precluded adultery, affairs would be a novelty.

López Rivera says he draws some optimism from Obama's frequent expressions of admiration for Nelson Mandela.

Friends and family send frequent expressions of concern and empathy by phone, e-mail and text message.

Joey Barton (not far from being the Danny Dyer of football) and his frequent expressions of tenderness towards the gay uncle that raised him came to mind.

He reached an agreement with the United States on May 28 about Futenma's relocation despite the strong, vocal and frequent expressions of opposition from Okinawans.

"The two most frequent expressions are happiness and anger, and the proportion of happy faces is decreasing over time," the researchers wrote in a paper.

In wild-type L1s, Ptbx-2:: gfp was expressed most frequently in head neurons with less frequent expression in the anterior-most seam cell H0 and the syncytial head hypodermal cell hyp6.

For instance, serous carcinomas show WT1, Mesothelin, oestrogen receptor and CA125 expression in >75%, while the mucinous subtype displays frequent expression of Matriptase, and endometrioid carcinomas express high rates of estrogen and progesterone receptor and CA125 (Köbel et al, 2008).

In contrast, CT7 showed more frequent expression in the ER−HER2+ group (47.5% versus 14.2%, p<0.001), and CT45 were more frequently expressed in the ER-HER2− group (2.5% versus 18.2%, p = 0.009).

Denotes approval, acceptance, agreement, assent or acknowledgment, but is also a frequent expression used for transitions in conversation".

Denotes approval, acceptance, agreement, assent, or acknowledgement, but it also a frequent expression used for transitions in conversation".