Sentence examples for to expression from inspiring English sources

Final data were expressed as mRNA expression in treated cells relative to expression in untreated cells.

But copyright applies to expression, not identity.

But even more impressive were his gorgeous, plush tone and his meticulous attention to expression.

Instead it reflects a rising awareness of – and reaction to – the legal limits to expression.

Her childhood, she suggests, confined her to expression of a different kind.

Green believed that well-groomed, well-behaved English was an obstacle to expression.

Like stripshows, sideshows may be offensive but outlawing them would only limit people's right to expression.

BRONXVILLE OSilas Gallery Body & Soul: "From Exploration to Expression," paintings, sculptures, and photography.

For some women, the Islamic dress codes in Iran pose no obstacle to expression and innovation in fashion.

And it gives people freedom to expression untempered, raw emotion in a way you never could in conversation.

Firstly, that there was an infringement of article 10, freedom to expression, and secondly, an infringement of article six, right to a fair trial.