Sentence examples for steps to express from inspiring English sources

All three choreographers devised many unusual steps to express states of perplexity and awkwardness.

She told me that a number of members of parliament have come out to the steps to express support for her position, although every one of them has said that she should really be at school.

It demanded an apology from Israel — which refused, as it has from the earliest days of the flotilla raid, when it expressed regrets — and then took steps to express its displeasure, including expelling the Israeli ambassador and cutting military ties.

Russia has taken a series of steps to express its sharp displeasure, among them banning the adoption of Russian children by Americans and issuing its own list of 18 Americans who will henceforth be barred from Russia.

Britain could at least ban advertising, as a small first step to express public disapproval of trading in women.

It is the kind of promotion usually announced at big company gatherings, but a spokesman said the organization had taken the step to express support for Ms. Fine at a time when she was being smudged publicly.

At Eastern Illinois University (EIU) in Charleston, however, tenure-track faculty members have taken a bold and generous step to express solidarity with their off-track colleagues.

To be appreciative is a loving action, so when we put forth the action step to express our gratitude we, in turn, acknowledge the love that is within us.

Bernal and Finny took the first step to express the need for the science of "statistical geometry" for studying the liquid state [44], [45].

This mourning is communal but also individualized, as soloist after soloist steps forward to express, through dance, a personal truth.

Step III: selection of the membership functions for various inputs and output variables The next step is to express linguistic values in the form of fuzzy sets, which are represented by its membership functions.