Sentence examples for in its expressions from inspiring English sources

It would grow over the years, steadily becoming more international (it became the World Economic Forum in 1987), more eclectic in its interests and participants, and ever more prolific in its expressions of self-regard — within years, Schwab had spoken of a Davos Manifesto, the Davos Club, the Davos Spirit.

According to the standard historical narrative, gay life in the 1970s was all about discos and sex and a generally superficial libertine attitude about life -- and today, so we often imagine, gay life is more rounder, fuller as a culture and more varied in its expressions.

People think that we overuse the concept of green, and it could become trite in its expression".

As music possesses all the definitions of language, how come it's so different in its expression?

The sex impulse is a natural bestowal, and Baha'u'llah says it should be regulated in its expression to just with our marriage partner.

"It's limited to 160 characters," Mr. Deng said, "and it's not at all rich in its expression.

It follows from this that aberrations in its expression or function should have profound effects on immune function.

Therefore, it was interesting to observe an increase in its expression in oesophageal adenocarcinoma.

The work is in the imaginative and empathic work it took to get to that truth, not in its expression.

In gastric cancer it was recently shown that PKD1 is downregulated in its expression by DNA methyltransferases [ 15].

It is counteracted by Bcl-xL, which was decreased in its expression in Opa1enu/+ mice.