Sentence examples for very expressions from inspiring English sources

No doubt the very expressions "soft power" and "peace and prosperity" have too effete and soft-focus a ring for those who see the real enemy as Kalashnikov-bearing bigots and mass murdering suicide bombers.

Ordinary single quotation marks will not do, as they create names for the very expressions they enclose and our intent here is to refer, not to the strings '□φ' and '◇φ' themselves but, rather, in each case, to sentences of ℒ that have the forms those expressions indicate.

Our emotions, rather than feeding stale and repetitive mental habits, can manifest as the very expressions of being alive and living fully in an authentic way.

Nde1 is highly expressed in radial glial neuroepithelial cells where its paralogue Ndel1 showed very expression.

The world of "Flawless" predates the very expression sexual harassment.

Dr. Eric Kandel and other researchers have shown how experiences and social interactions modify the very expression of genes and thus the functioning of nerve cells.

No wonder the chart, the very expression of science's search for pattern, has become a cultural icon, with knockoffs like the Periodic Table of the Fruits and Nuts sold in novelty shops.

Musician and composer Henry Threadgill won the music prize for his recording In for a Penny, In for a Pound, a work the judges declared "a sonic tapestry that seems the very expression of modern American life".

Sonia is the one who admires Le Corbusier, and though Alexander can recognise the quality of the building when he's inside it, he's doubtful about the underlying assumptions – "machine for living, I mean, the very expression.

The very expression 'the perception of time' invites objection.

"Café para todos" is the very expression that depicts why the country is sinking in a way never seen before in our lifetime.