Sentence examples for more expression from inspiring English sources

It's not just one more expression of everything that happened in the United States or Europe.

Otherwise, it would just be one more expression of precise discontent.

"It is just one more expression of a democracy that is running on empty".

In addition, there was slightly more expression of MDH1 in LOAD cells compared to young and old controls.

Making the character more cartoon-like might have allowed for more expression, but the Marvel chief Kevin Feige was clear that the film-makers were aiming for realism.

That way, I can put more expression into the song and make it easier for the actor to enact it on screen.

He gets more expression from his timing than his tone, and he never just cruised; he pounced on every phrase, sly and wayward, playful and demanding.

The feature form allows for more expression by the writer because it is less formulaic than the traditional news story, but with that come pitfalls.

"More expression is good, but not more positivity," says Alex Kogan, a Lecturer at the University of Cambridge, who analyzed the patterns.

"It's better because she has more expression," he said, "but it's harder because it's harder to control the horse".

The results showed decreased stress-related symptoms, increased quality of life, increased self-efficacy, less depressive attribution style, more expression of emotions, and a positive change of lifestyle.