Sentence examples for some of the expressions from inspiring English sources

You should have seen some of the expressions around the room.

It was hard for me to believe that I was in the heart of Brooklyn, until I read some of the expressions scrawled on the walls.

Some of the expressions bordered on delirium - and that was just the horse riders, many of whom appeared to have spent a sleepless night drinking.

She permitted Henry to correct some of the expressions she used — "Christ, Stella," was his usual educative remark — but, inwardly, she had developed a comforting phrase.

Some of the expressions in the opinion in that case were criticised in the subsequent case of U. S. v. Lee, 106 U. S. 198, 244, 1 Sup.

He derives the impression from the headlines in the advertisements and the comparative urgency which he finds in some of the expressions in them.

It is possible that some of the expression of the definitive endoderm markers have been contributed by extraembryonic endoderm.

Thus, using mice fed just two distinct human diets and one chimpanzee diet, it is possible to replicate some of the expression differences observed between humans and chimpanzees.

There is some evidence that miRNA may be mediating some of the expression differences.

Therefore it is possible that non-neoplastic cells contributed to some of the expression differences.

CAG and IAH generated and interpreted some of the expression patterns.