Sentence examples for obvious expressions from inspiring English sources

Because of their banal shapes, the clothes seemed to be for someone in retreat not so much from fashion but from obvious expressions of status or sexuality.

Hrdy reminds us that the temper tantrums of toddlers are obvious expressions of their needs, but also maintains that babies engage in more subtle signaling.

The Atlantic felt that Jackson showed "obvious expressions of distrust" in the song and that the song was one of multiple songs where Jackson's "persistent loneliness in his music" was "prominent".

Skip obvious expressions such as, "This essay is about, "The topic of this essay is" or "I will now show that".

In low-grade gliomas, no obvious expression of NSE and synaptophysin was detected, but the cells homogeneously expressed GFAP (Table 2 and Figure 2).

While FLCN was predominantly expressed in the normal proximal tubules and collecting ducts in the cortex, obvious expression was rarely observed in the kidney distal tubules of mice at age of 3 weeks (Figure 3K N).

Luther was my most obvious expression of this".

The most obvious expression of this theme is balconies.

The recalls are the most obvious expression of discontent.

It's an obvious expression of worry, but there's something so kind in it, too.

The most obvious expression of this is in the tailoring of jackets.