Sentence examples for getting expressed from inspiring English sources

It's always interesting that objections to U2, not all of which are unreasonable, tend to end up getting expressed as ad hominem swipes at one member of the group.

So when it gets away from her, the truth is coming in and getting expressed.

The idea that something was getting expressed internationally also suggests that it was about the social forces that were irresistible in that sense rather than these one offs that took history onto attract that it would have otherwise not have gone on.

Information on cell/tissue types where various kinases are expressed has been retrieved from ENSEMBL http://www.ensembl.org and it has been observed that 498 protein kinases are getting expressed in various tissue types (Additional file 3).

"Our arguments about values get expressed in our arguments about food".

His hostility to renewable energy, for example, gets expressed in strikingly Eurosceptic terms of irritation with subsidies and bureaucrats.

That anger may not get expressed in public, in front of white co-workers or white friends.

In free societies, dissent gets expressed through "exit" rather than "voice," to use the economist Albert O. Hirschman's terms.

"It's about communities speaking about all the darkness and violence in neighborhoods that doesn't get expressed.

All human values get expressed as social rituals; we place bets on which of the rituals are worth serving.

Some of it gets expressed through the relative safety of the Web, and much of it involves humor and satire.