Sentence examples for said expressions from inspiring English sources
Dr. Rahman said expressions of anger at Mrs. Reja should wait: "She should have a time of healing".
Mr. Loeffler said expressions of interest were rebounding after tapering off during the global financial crisis, with companies from Asia among the newest arrivals.
While they did not deny some American culpability in the episode, they said expressions of remorse offered by senior department officials and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton were enough, at least until the completion of a United States military investigation establishing what went wrong.
Abel then slots a setting rule – a brass strip used to manipulate the type – into the stick, and starts placing the sorts, or individual letters (printing has a rich vocabulary, long a part of the English language; to "get the wrong end of the stick" and to "be out of sorts" are both, it's said, expressions derived from the printing trade).
(Note that Łukasiewicz indeed uses the terminology, later associated with Quine, of a variable taking values, here expressions, and ranging over objects designated by said expressions).
He does not deserve praise for being bold and outspoken because the content of said expressions are decidedly unsportsmanlike.
Perhaps because of years of deprivation under totalitarian regimes, he says, expressions of Eastern Europeans looked simpler to him, as if they were from another time.
Hence, if we measure some quantitative-feature of interest ϑ (say expression level of genes in GRNs), by studying its profile (and more specifically the mutual correlation profile for a set of nodes) we may find interactions conforming a network.
One agent, James Barksdale, said the expressions were indelible: Disappointment.
Johannes Peterlik, a spokesman for the Foreign Ministry, said, "The expressions used by Mr. Haider against Mr. Muzicant are not excusable".
Expressions were said to express their senses.
