Sentence examples for which we express from inspiring English sources

For some, this means a host of new opportunities for self-expression; for others, it can create the sensation that technological innovation is dictating the ways in which we express ourselves or worse yet, supplanting human self-expression completely.

So are the means by which we express -- and struggle to contain -- both.

The continued existence of the Puyallup Reservation has been a matter of dispute on which we express no opinion.

It is governments who provide the means through which we express our social obligations and pool our risks.

The title is a Russian idiom, which we express in English as "I'm not pulling your leg".

No matter how we wear it, our hair can be an important way in which we express ourselves.

The idea was to convey the complete freedom with which we expressed our heartfelt gratitude".

"This report summarises concerns which we expressed then and in subsequent reports and which have, if anything, become more marked with the passage of time".

"We had a meeting with Mr. Wilson during which we expressed our concerns about the developments," said a spokesperson for the Foreign Ministry.

A report from parliament's Joint Committee on Human Rights, makes much (pdf) of this "legal uncertainty", which not only reduces the law's legitimacy, in my opinion, but it's actual legality under our human rights framework: "Our concerns about the vagueness of the definition of the offence, which we expressed in correspondence with the minister, remain.

Finally, we also assayed binding of the lead glycoconjugate to the putative gl precursor antibody of the PGT128 and PGT130 families20, which we expressed as membrane-bound IgM on the surface of cells to mimic Ig receptors on naive B cells and serve as a proxy for the ability of the conjugate to prime prospective naive B cells that might produce glycan-specific nAbs.