Sentence examples for not expressed so from inspiring English sources

But it wouldn't have proven quite so abiding had the record itself not expressed so starkly those feelings of loss, loneliness and untainted beauty associated with it.

But with his frenzied attack on China, he may well have struck a chord with many Australians whose anxieties about China run along similar lines, if not expressed so rampantly.

Of course, the matter was not expressed so bluntly in a City Hall where politicians hate to confront controversial issues publicly in such a direct manner.

"But when you play someone you know, you don't express so much your feelings.

She should not have expressed so much anger because frankly, there has been little space or time in this democracy for the unpredictable feelings of victims and survivors of torture and losses beyond imagining.

But it's not typically expressed so concretely; it's more of a feeling, and one that canny politicians with their finger on the zeitgeist can turn to their advantage.

It has always existed but it wasn't always expressed so freely.

It's not expressed quite so bluntly, and it's automated, but you get the point.

But most times the gene is not expressed and so the adult animal doesn't produce the desired protein.

Finally, functional genomic data (proteomic data in this study) filter out the static genes that are not expressed and so may not be involved in a given phenotype from the pan-genomic data to provide phenotype-related functional pan-genomic dynamics.

But we know that we can come out of these challenges with stronger relationships, not weaker, as Mr. Houlihan expressed so passionately.