Sentence examples for only be expressed from inspiring English sources

My friend, you have shown me that some things in life can only be expressed through actions, because words and expressions cannot capture them.

Interestingly, all 9 novel miRNAs families showed extremely low expression levels, indicating that these miRNAs may only be expressed in certain physiology processes and may be the reason for why these miRNAs have not been detected until now.

L4-100K can only be expressed from the L4 cassette via the PBi promoter and thus its expression and regulation in Clone A1-L4 should be similar to that of GFP in Clone A1.

It's good to have documentaries, because sometimes things can only be expressed by reality.

But any such propensity can only be expressed developmentally, shaped by the society and culture in which we are immersed.

They held that the judgment of God could only be expressed through the free choice of the entire Muslim community.

Then, in an emphatic cadence that can only be expressed in that internet-y way with extra periods, he delivered this horrifying caveat: "If.

I think that adds an extra dynamic to it and that is why their affection could only be expressed in blood and death.

Oh, Mr. Johnston, don't you know that kitsch is merely a way of possessing something so deep its depths can only be expressed in whimsies?

The logic of Julian Fellowes's comments is that art can only be expressed by those belonging to the culture and tradition which they seek to explore.

Ms Pearcey's book explains his concept of "negative theology"; that the ultimate truth of God can only be expressed by the negation of images.