Sentence examples for is an expression from from inspiring English sources

The phrase "losing my religion" is an expression from the southern region of the United States that means losing one's temper or civility, or "being at the end of one's rope".

"It's an expression from the president that we will be free and we didn't do anything wrong," Fahmy said.

There's an expression from Nagurajuna, one of the Indian masters: "If you itch, it's nice to scratch it.

It was observed that the current theme could be an expression from the participants in wanting to manage by themselves.

The second dataset (Dataset2) was downloaded from GEO (GES8193) and is an expression dataset from age-dichotomized ER+ breast tumors.

2. "This mind" is an expression taken from Mengzi 1A7.

This is an expression originating from Australian football, which means charging an opponent forcefully in the chest.

Informally speaking, a non-associative word is an expression formed from several indeterminates by applying the multiplication and the right and the left divisions (In particular, a monomial is a non-associative word formed using multiplication only).

The IEQindex is an expression which was derived from four contributing factors namely Thermal Comfort, Indoor Air quality (IAQ), Acoustic Comfort and Lighting.

She became the Thurber wife because she could not become, as she can now, the Thurber boss; her bossiness is an expression of her being precluded from being an actual leader.

Surely the very opposite of imperialism is an expression of support and solidarity from the people of one country to the people of another?