Sentence examples for healthy expression from inspiring English sources

It's an ear-splitting and entirely healthy expression of rage.

What I have witnessed is that skateboarding, like other forms of fitness and art, such as Pilates, yoga, surfing or music, is a healthy expression of character".

The book's editor, the folklorist Richard M. Dorson, explained that the story — which involves a young woman being given to an old man in an arranged marriage — had been told by women "as a healthy expression of their stifled feelings in a male-dominated world".

Such debate can go on for awhile... Are selfies purely narcissistic, or is it a healthy expression of art?

"It allows for a healthy expression of fondness and a bit of aggression all in one and to see the impact we have on one another".

An effective way to change patterns of self-criticism is to make friends with whatever good intent might underlie the mean message, and then find a more healthy expression for it.

To deny this as a society is to push healthy expressions of sexuality into a place of apology and shame and if Catholicism has taught us anything it's that this isn't a shrewd thing to do.

(Olver also pointed out that BDSM fantasies aren't in and of themselves indicators of paraphilia, but could certainly be healthy expressions of sexuality between consenting partners).

Obama's comfortable with "healthy expressions of anger," and is pleased that some of the AIG bonuses have come back, but insists that he's not let the long term goal of fixing the economy get waylaid by short-term frustrations.

Interestingly, many of the 25 proteins with the highest IC-to-healthy expression ratios are expressed in B-leukocytes (Table 2, [ 22- 31], see Additional file 5).

The comparison of IC patients with healthy controls revealed approximately 1,000 genes with an IC-to-healthy expression ratio greater than two.