Sentence examples for which expresses itself from inspiring English sources

Which expresses itself as a need to control!" He stops to laugh at himself.

Broadly speaking, opposition can be separated into two distinct categories, the first of which expresses itself as moral concern.

Ahriman's essential nature is expressed in his principal epithet Druj, "the Lie," which expresses itself as greed, wrath, and envy.

The only thing keeping him from utter ruin is his professionalism, which expresses itself in an ingrained habit of courtesy.

Cannibalism, which expresses itself as toe picking, feather picking, and tail picking, is controlled by debeaking at one day of age and by other management practices.

Bayesian networks as an infrastructure enable also the use of indicator values to relate the result of safety management effectiveness, which expresses itself as safety attitude of employees, competence, workload, and motivation, with their effects on error and failure probability.

Thompson's temperamental suspicion of authority took on a political dimension, which expressed itself through a characteristic mixture of earnestness and clowning.

He possessed a sensitivity to nature, an acute perception of human character, and an artistic sensibility, which expressed itself in an unmatched patronage of painting.

Schumann had a special gift for the short lyrical utterance, which expressed itself in his many songs and in his works for piano, which are essentially integrated suites of shorter pieces.

An airy sense of confidence gripped Kabul, which expressed itself in small ways – young lovers who defied convention and eloped in "love marriages"; palatial wedding halls modelled on mirrored-glass skyscrapers from Dubai; flourishing body-building and sports clubs.

Bostridge also mentioned the continuing unease over Britten's personality, his psychology, and, above all, his sexuality, which expressed itself in one enduring relationship, with the tenor Peter Pears, and in a series of sexless infatuations with boys.