Sentence examples for As expressions from inspiring English sources
As folk psychologists, we regard practical decisions decisions about what to do—as expressions of agency.
As expressions of The New, these products have inherited the myth of progress, modernity's defining legend.
As expressions of contemporaneity, this covert architecture far outshines the new skyscrapers in Times Square.
As expressions of protest against Yiannopoulos and his opportunistic hate-mongering, I readily sympathize with these reactions.
As expressions of human values, poetry and religion are identical in origin.
Ethologists followed Darwin's lead in describing animal signals as expressions of emotional or motivational state, and many ethologists thought that expressive signals were incompatible with referential ones.
There has been whining as well as expressions of awe.
They intellectualize cars as cultural artifacts or as expressions of a nation's psyche.
He saw his major initiatives as exercises in problem-solving, not as expressions of lifelong convictions.
Marxist historians have read the stories as expressions of mid-nineteenth-century bourgeois culture.
This is the American mode of denial: we frame acts of destruction as expressions of democracy.
