Sentence examples for into expressions from inspiring English sources

"We are trying to turn political parties into expressions of the popular will".

Several in his cabinet deny war crimes and say Japan has been bullied into expressions of guilt and remorse.

These "body-awareness paintings" transformed figures into expressions of the artist's physical sensations: "the only true reality is my feelings, played out within the confines of my body".

PARIS — Prosthetic masks molded into expressions of greed, gaiety, lasciviousness and fear were worn by figures trying their luck at the casino tables.

Poems by such critically minded writers as Seyāvūsh Kasrāʾī also borrow the classical heritage of poetic imagery, transforming it into expressions that win a response from modern readers.

And yet in this age of exploding gastronomic consciousness, with entire television channels devoted to cooking, people seem all too eager to sidestep the rigorous monotony of basic manual dexterity in order to leap right into expressions of creativity.

Or him lifting up those hoops of Victorian imprisonment to go under her dress and Hunter's hitherto blank face startled into expression.

Therefore we cloned the corresponding genes into expression vectors.

We introduced the two identified mutations into expression vectors and transiently transfected them into HeLa cells.

This language of rights soon translated into expression of universal moral norms.

Proof Putting condition (I) or (II) into expression (3.5) can easily complete the proof of sufficiency.