Sentence examples for through expressions of 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.

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

So there are a lot of data that show that we rise in power through empathy, through expressions of gratitude, and even virtuous tendencies.

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.

Along with photography and film, reportage was conceived as one of the new "genres of fact" that had the potential to provide close-ups of reality and to represent a broader arena of social experience by conveying subjectivity as much through its construction in relation to social, political and economic structures and the material world, as through expressions of psychological interiority.

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

Reversal of NGPS alterations through expression of wild-type BANF1.

Yeast strains were further engineered to produce caffeine through expression of several enzymes from the coffee plant.

Notably, BMI1 have been involved in oxidative stress responses and appears to regulate cell death, at least indirectly, through expression of SLC7A11.

One feels an aesthetic touch integrated into the environmental fabric through expression of social and spiritual bases.