Sentence examples for strongest expressions from inspiring English sources

Normally, her strongest expressions run the gamut from "gee" to "gosh".

The protest by Shiites was among the strongest expressions yet of the growing dissatisfaction among Iraqis about the pace of change here.

Achebe relays such horrors – including the deaths of his mother and friend Okigbo – with stoic brevity; his strongest expressions of sorrow are his poems, such as the famous "Refugee Mother and Child".

The government plans to work with the two or three areas that submit the strongest expressions of interest to help them develop their proposals, including with planning and design, the Lib Dem leader will say.

I understood that in our nanny's mind-set, a mother for whom breast-feeding was one of the strongest expressions of her maternity, to allow another woman to feed her baby would be an unimaginable violation.

As the Confederates later told it, their fellow passengers "became highly exasperated, and gave vent to the strongest expressions of indignation," expressions that were only quieted by the threat of further Union force.

Some expression was expressed in carpels and the strongest expression was detected in stamens (Figure 1).

The strongest expression, however, is to act against evil.

The strongest expression of COX-2 mRNA was observed at 2 h incubation.

"Hansel and Gretel" is possibly the strongest expression in literature of a child's fear of abandonment by his parents.

The PIC gene had constitutive expressions in leaves, stalks, and roots of sugarcane, with the strongest expression in leaves.