Sentence examples for the mere expression from inspiring English sources

The frills on her frock, and the cell phones and legal details in his novel, are equally the mere expression of an an entire way of life, and, seen artistically, even of an entire life.

By that definition, the mere expression of a personal antipathy to the president would hardly count as hate speech, no more than vandalizing a former spouse's car would count as a hate crime.

As a composer, his favourite mode was improvisation on the piano, for him a communion with a transcendent reality and not the mere expression of his private feelings and impressions.

For example, Alexander and Cook (1979) showed that the mere expression of intent by children can be volatile over time.

"By sanctioning the mere expression of thought, such laws threaten the freedom to think itself.

The mere expression of suspicion by the woman's family is enough evidence and the community demands no further proof.

In our view the readout of convergence on the MAPKs level might be a mere expression of the convergence on the ACs.

The effect of MerE expression on mercury resistance was evaluated in transgenic Arabidopsis plants (lines E2) by monitoring the root and shoot growth of seedlings after exposure to HgCl2 or CH3HgCl in MS gellan gum plates for 2 weeks.

In a subsequent study, Deeken et al. used a flow cytometry assay to measure ABCG2 efflux function in the NCI-60 cell lines and correlated the pattern of activity, rather than mere expression profiles, with the screening data.

However, as the U.S. Department of Education has stated, mere expression of political viewpoints, whether through pamphlets, theater, demonstrations, or otherwise, does not, standing alone, give rise to a Title VI violation simply because some may find it offensive.

Or was it a mere expression of the deeply ingrained belief, shared by Christian and Jew alike, that money has to stay in the family?