Sentence examples for typical expressions from inspiring English sources

Passive aggression is a form of anger, except the anger is expressed with a smile instead of the typical expressions.

Typical expressions of congruence by partners included: "we have very good collaboration with project partners in the past and we still have that", "we know them and we have worked with them before," and "I'm here for collaborating in a specific technical area, it's much easier for me to do with somebody that I know".

Interestingly, although Learning antlions were significantly more likely to toss sand in response to the vibrational signal than were Random antlions, its occurrence remained both sporadic and relatively rare within each individual, and thus differed from typical expressions of associative learning in other animals, insects and vertebrates alike.

Typical expressions Noo Yawkez use include "Get outta hea", "Fawget aboutit" & "Ahrite ahready" Say "hey", instead of "hi" or "hello" and say it quickly.

It is the most typical expression of general mathematical thinking.

The Sudanic style finds typical expression in the multistoried houses and mosques of Djenné and Timbuktu.

In a typical expression of doubt, one newspaper carried a totally straight report of the fatal shootout under the headline "Basra Killed Again".

"Sometimes I don't know where we're going," laments vocalist Alana Watson in a typical expression of weltschmerz.

"This tragic case is a clear illustration of society's inability to recognise the range, complexity and secrecy of female violence and cruelty, and demonstrates its typical expression in the domestic arena".

Though the articles were condemned at Rome by Alexander VIII in 1690 and were revoked in France by Louis XIV in 1693, they remained the typical expression of Gallicanism.

And the second is that while rape and murder might be the extreme consequence of homophobia, this is by no means itsmost typical expression of homophobia: harassment, social exclusion and family rejection remain the experiences most commonly experienced by women and men who do not conform to gender stereotypes.