Sentence examples for perpetually expressed from inspiring English sources
But for esoteric Buddhism, that Dharma itself is being perpetually expressed in and as its embodiment in the phenomenal world, in its sounds, movements, and forms, and even in the thoughts of sentient beings.
Protein kinase CK2 is a profoundly conserved, perpetually expressed, messenger independent and constitutively (presumably) active serine or threonine kinase that can use ATP as well as GTP as co-substrate localized in cell nucleus and cytoplasm.
This suggests that increasing the activity of the secondary alcohol dehydrogenase by strongly and perpetually expressing the sADH gene is a prerequisite to completely converting acetone to isopropanol.
That's a more genteel version of the sentiment expressed a couple of weeks ago by the perpetually hysterical Alan Keyes, a Republican who was beaten by Mr. Obama in the Illinois Senate race in 2004.
There were, in fact, so many songs of grievance, so many songs casting unhappily inward, so many songs expressing the perpetually injured and afflicted American male.
I first read it aged 18 and was swept away by its restless energy – the way Brontë, as Virginia Woolf put it, expresses "untamed ferocity perpetually at war with the accepted order of things".
Impossible to express the dull light produced by the perpetually gray sky, the imperial….
Impossible to express the dull light produced by the perpetually gray sky, the imperial glint of the barracklike buildings, the eternal snow on the ground.
A gnostic and alchemical symbol, Ouroboros expresses the unity of all things, material and spiritual, which never disappear but perpetually change form in an eternal cycle of destruction and re-creation.
But the details remain to be worked out, and barely half the German public now expresses a favorable view of the U.S. — the lowest level in Europe, other than in perpetually hostile Greece.
Women are angry because they are perpetually pushed into the role of caretaker at home, with little institutional support, and then scorned for expressing discontent in that role.
