Sentence examples similar to refine to express from inspiring English sources
Project-based learning in school also ideally provides the possibility to "express and refine one's identity" through collaborative efforts, since the experience of meaningful activity in participatory settings is positively related to learning progress (Barber, Abbott, Blomfield Neira and Eccles, 2014, p.10).
During this period, Wang began to express disdain for overly refined literary compositions like those he had produced in his earlier years.
If the acrobat didn't solicit passengers for money would that refine the partition between the performer's right to express himself and the passenger's right to a placid ride?
The experience of design expert used to determine whether two ship compartment layout design cases are similar is hard to express by regular form, while using neural network can refine the experience of experts into the network.
Further, Sandler realized that as the speakers refined their language, they were slowly enlisting different parts of the body to express more and more complex thoughts.
The soul through time and space developed and refined these talents and abilities to such an extent that in this life it needs to express them in the world of form.
Shiites, Sunnis, and Kurds, among other tribal hegemonies who have been refining cultural identities and religious differences for hundreds of years, have finally found a way to express them fully under the American occupation.
The second is the skill to express in turn its own emotional state, so that it can affect the customer buying decision, refining in the user the sense of interacting with a human-like companion.
Liberty to express yourself.
Pres. to express himself.
