Sentence examples similar to phrase expresses from inspiring English sources

Our words come rushing out in multiple languages — "Bello!" "Mooi!" "Holy crud!" — with each phrase expressing the same sense of awe.

Interestingly, several patients suggested the use of the phrase "express opinion" instead of "complain".

He proceeded to extract the word or phrase expressing the state of the problem, and added the state of the problem (present or absent) to the case.

In effect, the object-phrase expresses the noema of the act described, that is, to the extent that language has appropriate expressive power.

Kymlicka's phrasing expresses doubt about the correctness of the first diagnosis and disquiet about its consequences for solidarity.

The peace resolution was a string of innocuous phrases expressing Germany's desire for peace but without a clear renunciation of annexations or indemnities.

These phrases express the idea that the totem always accompanies, belongs to, and stands behind one as a guide and warner of dangers.

The thing that happens is an unaccompanied guitar solo by Nir Felder, who compresses the composition's wild chromatic sprawl into a single exhalation, his pealing phrases expressing proficiency as well as danger.

We recorded commonly used two-phrase utterances consisting of Japanese adjective and adverb phrases expressing different degree of markedness under designed conversational situations, and compared their F0 characteristics.

We used short phrases expressed in first-order terms in cases where a code was not directly available or violated confidentiality agreements.

Although each of the two groups of particles covers a different range of functions, they are both understood as focus-sensitive scalar particles when attached to those 'one'-phrases expressing a minimal amount.