Sentence examples for a direct expression of the from inspiring English sources

Each is a cusp projecting seaward; between each two capes, the beach runs in a long arc, its curve a direct expression of the rhythmically swirling waters of the Gulf Stream eddies.

Moynihan said: "The BOA selection policy is a direct expression of the commitment British athletes have made to uphold the values of fair play, integrity and clean competition – values that are at the heart of Olympic sport.

I'd been expecting fire, a plate of Ramsay's rage — intensities, clashing flavors, high contrast — and I now suspect that I'd fallen for the culinary equivalent of the pathetic fallacy: dinner as a direct expression of the person making it.

Moynihan added: "The BOA selection policy is a direct expression of the commitment British athletes have made to uphold the values of fair play, integrity and clean competition - values that are at the heart of Olympic sport.

A recent biography speculates that the rage contained in this painting is a direct expression of the fact that her rapist was pardoned by the Grand Duke of Tuscany.

The vernacular built environment was a direct expression of the local climate and culture.

The wall of towers forming along the river is a direct expression of this.

Topoi's structure is a direct expression of this view.

It is a direct expression of not just the chasm that exists between the led and the leader but also their self-exalted state of pseudo-divinity.

"We really felt that the missing element was just a direct expression of grief that underwrote the writing of the show," said Mr. Weidman, who added that he distinctly remembered traveling to Washington as a teenager to watch the Kennedy funeral procession.

These emotional and tactile works combine a direct expression of organic mathematics with the visual magic of the artist and humanity's penchant for telling its own mythology into graphically bold tableaux of abstract rural poetry.