Sentence examples for a dramatic expression from inspiring English sources

We look back on socialist realism not as innocent but as a dramatic expression of power; it expresses the superiority of the state, which was the guiding belief at the time.

We saw a dramatic expression of this just before the last general election on an extended live Channel 4 news item.

The decision to ban the most important spaces where the voices of climate-impacted people would have been heard is a dramatic expression of this profoundly unethical abuse of power: once again, a wealthy western country is putting security for elites ahead of the interests of those fighting for survival.

Data shown in Figure 2b evidenced that in hypertensive/MTC-treated retinas, a dramatic expression of caspase 3 occurs (lane 3).

These general data bring out a clear alteration of the transcriptional profile in strain TW30, with a dramatic expression increase of numerous genes influenced by high hydrostatic pressure in strain DB110.

Interestingly, the genes with a dramatic expression change (fold change > 2 or < −2) show a broader nucleosome-depleted region near TSSs in both conditions than genes with less expression change.

Right after your crush finds out you like to lick mustard off your toes, dramatically pause with an equally dramatic expression on your face.

This story is a compressed, dramatic expression of that fact.

At the private viewing, Daniel Katz of London sold a wooden head of Jesus with an intensely dramatic expression carved around the late 15th century, possibly in Flanders.

It was also a musical and dramatic expression of his falling in love with Kamila, whom he called his Gypsy.

This affair – almost certainly unconsummated – prompted Wagner's own searching for the musical and dramatic expression of a love that was untrammelled by social convention, that was at once sensual and spiritual, erotic and intellectual.