Sentence examples for new expression of from inspiring English sources
Most of the genes expressed in the pregnant uterus are also expressed in the nonpregnant uterus, which suggests that the morphological and physiological processes that maintain reptilian pregnancy are mostly a function of differential regulation of genes continually expressed in the uterus rather than the new expression of unique genes.
Long hair became the new expression of sensitized masculinity.
"What Sullivan was doing was a new expression of art," he said.
Celebrate the opportunity for a new expression of commitment to a partner.
"True Grit" is a new expression of the history of the conquest of the West.
A league does not provide world government-it provides merely a new set of balances, a new expression of faith.
Mr. Ginsborg effectively isolates what is new about Mr. Berlusconi and what is, instead, a new expression of older Italian attitudes and practices.
"The pioneers early in the last century wanted a practical, pragmatic solution to injustice — a new expression of Judaism," Waisberg said.
Nickelback is in the news this week because it has just released a new album, but usually the band makes headlines only when it is on the receiving end of some new expression of public disdain.
It was, however, the first major arts complex in the country, architectural historians say, and a new expression of the modern glass-and-concrete style, and it brought together some of the country's most important architects.
Page C1 Dance Review A New Expression of Arab Dance The Kennedy Center in Washington has unveiled "Arabesque: Arts of the Arab World," of which the dance troupe Cie2k--far is an essential part.
