Sentence examples for made the expression from inspiring English sources

Their attack made the expression "one-paced" sound ominous.

These two scenes sound pretty risqué, and they are, but they also seem slightly unworthy, like dirty jokes that aren't dirty enough and so seem even dirtier, in the same way that Bob Eubanks, the icky host of "The Newlywed Game," made the expression "making whoopee" sound filthy.

The application of highly active bacteriophage RNA polymerase, especially T7 RNA polymerase, made the expression system very powerful for overproduction of recombinant proteins (Peranen et al. 1996).

On the other hand, the mitochondrial electron transport chain deficiency made the expression of HIF-1α severely reduced, and HIF-1 DNA binding was diminished, which suggested that electron transport chain activity is required for activation of HIF-1 (Agani et al., 2000).

Political correctness has made the expression of prejudice go underground.

"Scotland's working class at the time had two strong examples," he told me, "the stories of the International Brigades during the Spanish Civil War which made the expression No Pasarán very popular and the recent experiences of World War II".

"Accordingly, I decline to make the expression of the view I otherwise would".

These are the signs of work and care which make the expression "House of Worship" ring true — a home away from home, a place to commune.

I really have to concentrate on making the expression between my eyebrows as opposed to just doing it like I normally would".

Instead, an authority figure could make the expression of anti-Semitism — an old bias that had previously been subtle, implicit, and almost imperceptible — suddenly appear to be one of the broadly "acceptable" ways of showing pent-up anger.

This expression is straightforward to implement computationally, since it makes the expression (3) fully deterministic.