Sentence examples for if expressing from inspiring English sources
Seek out Taiga's "Man Eating Sweet Potatoes," above whose greedy, comically beastlike subject calligraphy dances as if expressing the sheer joy of eating.
"They will take great pleasure in this, and wave their feet in the air almost as if expressing joy and contentment as they scratch their backs.
A poet of solitude and shame, he framed the story's rounds of recriminations and repentance with the striking visual correlate of starkly frontal shots, as if expressing a shy and solitary man's revulsion at human contact.
Years later, he made up for the story by playing military brass in Pork Chop Hill (1959), The Guns Of Navarone (1961), The Sea Wolves (1980) and, above all, the title role of [General Douglas] MacArthur (1977), though he played the flamboyant US officer as if expressing disgruntlement were enough.
In his review of this set, Richard Brody calls Sternberg "both an ingenious and original cinematic stylist and a connoisseur of humiliation," and writes that Sternberg filmed the action in the 1927 gangster film "Underworld" "as if expressing a shy and solitary man's revulsion at human contact".
The goal of this paper was to test if expressing virus-specific shRNAs against potato virus Y (PVY) could confer resistance against PVY in potatoes.
Gene therapy can induce the expression of genes that induce apoptosis if expressed by tumor cells, are neuroprotective if expressed by the noncancerous tissue, or modulate immune responses to the tumor.
One suspects that these characterizations would earn sharp rebukes if expressed in a poem titled "September 11 , 2001.
None of these are unreasonable positions; and none of them, if expressed in Israel, would be considered controversial.
Contempt for clerics once was punishable by a prison term if expressed too openly; today this criticism is expressed in speeches, lectures, academic treatises and demonstrations.
The current asking price, $10 million, roughly equates to the price it then made, if expressed in buying power.
