Sentence examples for traditional expression from inspiring English sources

Bush has replaced Allah in the traditional expression Inshallah, or "God willing".

The wearing of the colors is a traditional expression of patriotism, and a popular fashion, too.

"These works are traditional expression but with a contemporary twist, and many of them represent bush tucker and food gathering practices," he says.

In Jackson Heights, the heart of New York City's Colombian population, people thronged Northern Boulevard, honking horns, waving Colombian flags and throwing handfuls of corn starch at each other -- a traditional expression of delight.

The use of transgenic plants for the production of heterologous proteins for pharmaceutical applications has increased continuously, since this provides a viable alternative to traditional expression systems.

This was due, no doubt, to their reluctance to give up the rich heritage of traditional expression in favour of the unadorned modern tongue.

Traditional expression-based classification techniques identify only differentially expressed (DE) genes as signatures/markers, but a network-based approach returns subnetworks including both DE and non-DE genes [ 12].

Religious buildings, especially churches, have until recently been consistently traditional expressions of style or symbolism.

In describing the venues, the audience, and preachers many of whom are women he reveals tensions between entertainment and traditional expressions of faith and moral rectitude.

Beyoncé, for all her traditional behavior as good-looking good girl, is building a catalogue of songs that have little to do with traditional expressions of love or pain.

"The agreement safeguards the E.U.'s wine-labeling regime, gives full protection to E.U. geographical indications, including for wines intended to be exported, and includes a clear Australian commitment to protect E.U. traditional expressions," the European Commission said.