Sentence examples for thoroughly expressed from inspiring English sources

"It shows the artfulness of the individual self thoroughly expressed". As they spoke, the women illustrated their words with styles ranging from individual braids to corkscrews.

Only one EGFR ligand is thoroughly expressed in the medaka ES cells, namely hbegf.

As our views on the last three issues are thoroughly expressed in the ethical annex (box 1), we will focus here on equipoise.

The way drugs should be used and combined, the treatment targets, and elements of the patients' education and follow-up have been clearly and thoroughly expressed in these guidelines.

This also allows others the opportunity to thoroughly express their thoughts to you, which further enhances relationships.

The book is compiled thoroughly to express authors' effort in bringing the understanding of Vietnamese law to foreign legal scholars, experts, investors and foreigners".-- Page 5. Trinh, Nguyen Thi Hong, 1983- author.

But the real issue for many New Yorkers will be Mr. Bloomberg and his credibility, now that he has turned his back so thoroughly on the expressed will of the people and on his own past statements.

Unlike the US, which has a thoroughly imperial mentality as expressed not least in the way in which its elite is engrossed in every aspect and part of the world, just as the British elite was in Victorian times, we have an increasingly provincial mindset.

The lyrics of these songs focused on hopelessness, a reflection of Hamasaki's disappointment that she had not expressed herself thoroughly in any of her previous lyrics and a sense of shame of her public image.

The participants may not have read the information material or consent thoroughly but they nonetheless expressed a need for these documents to be there as a sign of the study being conducted properly.

But the story is so thoroughly adapted to expressing that meaning, so tightly organised, so concentrated in its forward drive towards its goal, as to suggest the athlete's perfect indifference to anything outside the goal.