Sentence examples for western expression from inspiring English sources

"It's a great Western expression," Mr. Joy said.

This concept of a spiritual principle, intelligence, or mind present in the world's body received its Classical Western expression in the writings of Plato (5th century bc) and Plotinus (3rd century ad).

"The Arab Spring is a Western expression," Saady said, insisting it does not adequately describe the state of affairs.

Rather than interpret pante rhea as "nothing lasts," I had always considered it a Western expression of the idea of Tao.

So Syrians feel abandoned and increasingly skeptical of Western expressions of concern.

Chinese leaders have long lamented the fact that Western expressions of popular culture and art seem to overshadow those from China.

The instrumental lines were more conventionally Western in expression, moving from lovely fragments of sound to tangled outbursts from all six instruments (violin, viola, cello, clarinet, piano and percussion).

Recent research at the Medical Faculty of the University of Shanghai shows that the population of the People's Republic of China will get more Western facial expression within three generations.

Postmortem liver tissue was analyzed for HO-1, AMPK, caspase-3, and Bax (western blotting) expression as well as for mitochondrial respiratory activity (high-resolution respirometry).

In Western breeds, expression of CBR1 has been examined [ 31] but CBR2 neglected.

In accordance with the results of western blotting, expression in subcutaneous cells seemed relatively evident for TRPV4.