Sentence examples for through expressions from inspiring English sources

A child initially communicates through expressions of emotion, followed by rapid development of the ability to experience and express different emotions, as well as managing and coping with a variety of emotions (National Scientific Council on the Developing Child 2004, 2007a, b).

Give Nagy credit, the Yankees kept saying, through expressions of disgust that betrayed disbelief.

The final image is the face of Mr. Riener, in a spotlight, cycling through expressions.

4. Spreading the culture of moral dissolution by promoting it through expressions of civilisation and exchanges of cultures with the west.

The bishops prepared three volumes, "Restoring Trust: A Pastoral Response to Sexual Abuse," which urged openness in answering accusations of abuse, taking steps to prevent further abuse, and healing the victims through expressions of pastoral concern.

Elementary rate constants are estimated through expressions relating species reactivity with their carbon atom number.

Taken together, this suggests that high expression of the 5′ parent might sway read-through expression and that a reduction of the 3′ parent may also contribute to read-through expression.

We communicate with each other in a thousand subtle ways, thousands of times a day--through facial expressions, through body language and combinations of both.

On the other hand, how sincere and well thought through are expressions of compassion and solidarity fitted into status-updates?

The ETK-FL protein with His6-tag in the N-terminus was expressed in E. coli membrane through expression condition optimizations.

Cells expressing IDO are protected against tryptophan starvation, possibly through expression of TTS/WARS.