Sentence examples for past expressions from inspiring English sources

But his volte-face after past expressions of sympathy for aspects of Hitler's rule has not convinced the West.

Mr. Hagel was even forced to defend past expressions of concern for Palestinian victims of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

But the move did not satisfy the Martyrs Brigades, which has been sharply critical of Mr. Arafat's recent moves despite past expressions of loyalty to the Palestinian leader.

For anyone with a sense of compassion, and intellectual honesty, it was especially unsettling to watch Mr. Hagel defend his past expressions of concern for Palestinian victims of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Mr. Ahmadinejad, whose past expressions of Holocaust denial certainly qualify as a big lie, last week called for an investigation into the death of Neda Agha-Soltan, the young woman whose last moments were viewed by millions around the world on YouTube.

She did, however, point to his past expressions of support for national service, including a comment he made on PBS's "Charlie Rose Show" in 2011, when he called it "marvelous".

Finally, the past expression of a sentiment by an individual predicts an increased propensity for that individual to express that same sentiment again, a finding that is very consistent across all 200 network realizations (see Figure S1 in Additional file 1).

In an attempt to understand this restriction we have studied in the past expression patterns of miRNAs.

In an attempt to understand this phenomenon and address the repression issue we have studied in the past expression of miRNAs in both dorsal and ventral iris.

This identified the maximum number of genes, saturated the correlation between RNAseq and past expression microarray data sets, and reduced the possibility false positives.

A time-lag regression model, i.e., one that accounts for the current expression level of a target gene with the past expression levels of its regulators, is used in our methodology.