Sentence examples for primarily to express from inspiring English sources

2. It is worth noting that not everyone thinks that pornography is properly regarded as a form of speech: intentional acts of communicative expression aimed primarily to express ideas or to communicate opinions to others.

It is misleading to read the poetry of the first Romantics as if it had been written primarily to express their feelings.

Emotivists think moral terms in grammatically assertive utterances function primarily to express emotion and perhaps also to elicit similar emotions in others (Barnes 1933; Stevenson 1946; Ayer 1952, Chapter 6).

I'm here primarily to express my apologies to my wife and family".

To date, the genomic sequence resources available in oaks are limited primarily to expressed sequence tags (ESTs) in the European white oaks, Q. robur L. and Q. petraea (Matt).

Our vote against human cloning is primarily intended to express our lack of confidence in the present economic and social organisation, certainly not our rejection of science and its possibilities.

In contrast to the viability observed with the heat shock driven expression, ubiquitous and muscle-specific drivers caused lethality, primarily when used to express human B-type lamin (Table S1).

One study was designed primarily to examine expressed needs[ 17] Figure 2 shows the conceptual framework of expressed needs of people with CFS/ME, developed from the 32 included studies.

Interestingly, mpz expression in zebrafish has been reported to be restricted to the CNS during early development [22], [25], whereas the mammalian orthologs are believed primarily to be expressed in Schwann cells [26].

But primarily I would like to express my most profound remorse for mass e-mailing a video of myself to all the registered voters in East Chemply, in which I simulated various sex acts, in a public park, with a bronze statue of Josiah T. Chemply, who founded our fine community some two hundred and fifteen years ago.

Car horns were rarely heard in those streets, and were used primarily to avoid accidents, not to express annoyance.