Sentence examples for plenty of expressions from inspiring English sources

However, the Nate survey, completed by 144 teachers, found plenty of expressions of frustration.

But there were plenty of expressions of defiance -- of not wanting to capitulate to terrorism.

Mr Yatsenyuk has just returned from America where he has received plenty of expressions of moral support but no offer of weapons for the fledgling National Guard.

Use appropriate language, there are plenty of expressions you should use.

Real life is often made of questions and answers, and the parlance of quiz, from "the $64,000 question" to "pointless answer" have gifted the language plenty of fun expressions when we're asking each other questions.

She offered a more romantic approach in the Andante, with plenty of nuanced expression.

And those muted lines, plus plenty of facial expression, helped distinguish players like Joel Murray, who plays a cop in the film, and Annie O'Donnell, who shares a scene, from a slew of "featured extras," who have less to do but still help people the film.

Although, plenty of gene expression data for the developing mouse brain are publicly accessible, interaction databases such as STRING (23), IntAct (24) or BioGRID (25) do not provide high spatial resolution on a developmental time scale.

One of the things that Franklin Foer's charming book "How Soccer Explains the World" explains is how soccer, along with its globalizing, unifying effects, provides plenty of opportunities for expressions of nationalism, which need not be illiberal, and for tribalism, which almost always is.

After quoting this passage from my Comment — One of the things that Franklin Foer's charming book "How Soccer Explains the World" explains is how soccer, along with its globalizing, unifying effects, provides plenty of opportunities for expressions of nationalism, which need not be illiberal, and for tribalism, which almost always is.

There is plenty of room for expression that would never find outlet anywhere else.