Sentence examples for was the expression of from inspiring English sources

In line with the hyperplastic character was the expression of K6, a keratin usually expressed in hair follicles or in pathological conditions resulting in hyperplasia (Fig. 4).

One feature was the expression of the basic isoenzyme which is expressed more in normal ovaries than in tumours.

"He was the expression of love.

It was the expression of authentic emotions that made Obama's brief speech compelling and inspirational.

There is George Marshall, whose outward reserve was the expression of inward judiciousness.

In her own case, it was "the expression of something in a supreme way.

The epoch's extravagance was the expression of the desire of a new self-made class to define itself.

The issue was the expression of people's values and personal projects against the bureaucratic institutions, both socialist and capitalist.

It was the expression of a genuine, undiluted, unmediated subculture; it really did come from the streets.

We agree on one point, that my conduct was the expression of the will of the people.

So the take‑home was that this had been a nice try, but the sexist original – and therefore sexism itself – was the expression of some deep human truth.