Sentence examples for may express itself from inspiring English sources

Illumination may express itself in actual radiance.

This research and the observations of some clinicians who work with autistic girls suggest that because of biology and experience, and the interaction between the two, autism may express itself differently in girls.

In contrast, "soft" Euroscepticism involves contingent or qualified opposition to European integration and may express itself in terms of opposition to specific policies or in terms of the defence of the national interest.

It may manifest itself in malformations of neurons, interstitial tissues, or blood vessels of the brain that may produce tumours, or it may express itself in an abnormal chemistry of the brain.

His loyalty may express itself, among other ways, in respect for the law of the community" (1979, 259).

This patch-based approach is used primarily for noise reduction applications and exploits spatial redundancy that may express itself within an image, locally and/or non-locally.

Narcotics Anonymous literature expresses it more formally: "For our group purpose there is but one ultimate authority – a loving God as He may express Himself in our group conscience".

Visual learners may express themselves through facial expression.

Casey itself noted that states may "express profound respect for the life of the unborn".

While maintaining professional expectations, you may express your gender identity, characteristics, or expression without fear of consequences.

New York, never at a loss for self-congratulatory words, regards itself as the most tolerant of cities, a place where one may express any thought freely.