Sentence examples for stronger expressions from inspiring English sources

Like the Sept. 11 event, that one led to prayer vigils and stronger expressions of national unity.

Carter's Piano Sonata, from 1946, is among the stronger expressions of an early Neo-Classical phase, its lucid architecture reinforced with Romantic ardor and brilliant color.

It is revealed that there were stronger expressions of VEGF, PLGF, bFGF and SCF in Lenti-CXCL12-GFP/PDLSCs/β-TCP group than that in the other three groups (Fig. 5).

Though the Prudential Securities analyst is perhaps best known for his 1995 prediction that the Dow would rise to 7,000 which most market watchers found outlandish he told Forbes.com today that he is getting even stronger expressions of disbelief about his forecast of a nearly 40% rise in the Nasdaq Composite.

"However sharp Reagan may have been in denouncing apartheid and the state of emergency, what will be noticed here are his even stronger expressions of support for the reforms and of understanding for the government's position," Barratt added.

Crying, yelling, and screaming in a loud and angry manner were also characteristic for stronger expressions of protest, or repeating "no" or "not" or other short denial sentences.

However, stronger expressions of proteins related to folding, cytoskeletal, and developmental activities as well as highly induced energy producing pathways in western bees may support their big body size in high nutritional demand and boost the immune defense [ 1, 9].

Instead they encouraged a stronger expression of the inclusive tolerance the terrorists threaten and reject".

Strong emotions are present throughout, and they could hardly find stronger expression.

Consequently, we found that LP cells exhibited a stronger expression of E-cadherin than HP cells.

Italicized values indicate much stronger expression in the respective tissue.