Sentence examples for period expresses from inspiring English sources

No other work of art of its period expresses so precisely the jarringly ambivalent spirit of the age.

It builds to a crescendo of excitement; the last sentence is the most emotional, yet the punctuation treatment is so pleasingly understated that the period expresses not irony but sincere feeling.

The annual diameter increment was obtained by dividing the periodical increment by the length of the period (expressed in years).

Activists, who were already critical of Egypt's military authorities over their handling of the post-Mubarak "transition period", expressed scepticism and anger at news of his admittance to hospital.

Political analysts, pointing to the timing of the release of videos that were evidently collected over a long period, expressed concern about the unethical tactics used to attack the Nationalists.

It is hard to imagine a stylish Frenchwoman of any period expressing anything but dismay at the unflattering ensemble of Ms. Moulier, which includes black pumps and tight black jeans, a corset and the undercarriage of a period gown, which hangs distractingly from her hips like insects' wings.

Handling capacity - the maximum number of passengers that can be transported in a five minute period, expressed as a percentage of the building's population.

His albums during this period expressed aspects of his ideology such as his African heritage and nationalism.

Sarah was heartbroken over the loss of her son and became reclusive for a period, expressing her grief by closing herself off from Anne and either not answering her letters or doing so in a cold and formal manner.

We measured the maximal EJP amplitude seen in the post-tetanic period, expressed as the percentage of the pre-tetanic EJP (Figure 5C).

However, individuals exposed to long-term enrichment (i.e., the final 25 days of a 92-d enrichment period) expressed CORT levels that were significantly lower than pre-enrichment values, suggesting a physiological benefit.