Sentence examples for a fine expression from inspiring English sources

Privacy and freedom are two of its nicer components, and multiculturalism, for all its failings, has been a fine expression of it.

Author and Italian wine expert Burton Anderson Burton Anderson called Chianti an "elegantly rustic wine," and the Poggio Rosso perfectly fits this description while being a fine expression of the character of modern Sangiovese as well.

Because this is what it says: ' Members must declare the assistance' - a fine expression - ' that they receive'.

Giuseppe Mascarello S Stefano di Perno Barolo 2009 (£56, thewinesociety.com) A fine vintage, a fine producer and a very fine expression of the nebbiolo grape variety add up to an exceptional wine if you're looking to push the boat out this Christmas, the pure cherry and plum shaded with roses and violets, the tannins typically firm but succulent and ready for food.

His odes particularly the "Harvard Commemoration Ode" (1865)—gave fine expression to noble sentiments.

In particular, the importance of high-order smoothing triangular pieces to surface's fine expression in geological modeling was emphasized.

In S. cerevisiae, it is well known that a skewed ratio of cytosolic NADH/NAD+ can be compensated by glycerol production regulated by a fine-tuned expression of the GPD2 gene (Ansell et al. [1997]; Björkqvist et al. [1997]).

The 2−∆∆ Ct values [ 45] of the gapN expression in the five strain LA05, LA06, LA07, LA08 and LA09 measured by quantitative real-time reverse transcription PCR (RT-PCR) were 0.184, 0.218, 0.253, 0.373 and 0.479, respectively (Fig.  3a), indicating a fine-tuned expression of gapN was achieved and would be helpful for get a moderate redox status.

Consequently, the induction of the molecular program required for CD8+ Tm cell development is altered as shown by a fine tuning in expression level of the transcription factors Eomes and Bcl6.

The breadth of diversity in fruit colour among different grapevine accessions suggests a fine regulation of F3'5'H expression.

To qualify for the seal, which is considered by many to be the finest expression of Swiss watchmaking, a timepiece must meet standards for aesthetic detail and timekeeping precision that are checked in a rigorous 12-step certification process.