Sentence examples for a fresh expression of from inspiring English sources

It is a fresh expression of them.

"Hella's great ability is her sensitivity to color, texture and materials, combined with an uncanny knack for creating a fresh expression of our times," said the designer Jasper Morrison.

Why is the ordination of women as priests and bishops in the Church of England, for example, seen as creeping secularisation by some and not the work of the Holy Spirit to help the church speak in a language which can be understood - a "fresh expression" of church if ever there was one.

France's foreign ministry described Mr Muallem's comments as "a fresh expression of this blatant and unacceptable lie" that Damascus was committed to the Annan plan and urged the international community to react against the "feeling of impunity".

The evidence stands up: while attendance at Sunday services declines, midweek attendance (especially at cathedrals) has doubled in a decade, and the continued growth of "Fresh expressions" of church (such as pub church, skater-park church and Rock Mass to name but a few) mean more choice.

That only goads Stephen S. Roach, chief economist at Morgan Stanley, to fresh expressions of doubt.

Meanwhile, there were fresh expressions of concern yesterday about the handling of the reopening project from, among others, a member of the foundation's board and Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg.

They say the decline is counterbalanced by the number of people who drop into church on weekdays or are drawn in by "fresh expressions" of faith ministries in places of work or recreation.

The Church has plenty of ideas for creating what it calls "fresh expressions" - new ways of providing the experience of church to a public.

The revival of the Greek spirit under Hadrian and other Roman emperors in the 2nd century ce who were also admirers of Greek culture found expression in a fresh flowering of Greek prose following principles developed and applied by the professors of rhetoric in the 1st century ce.

Woolf wrote, "I mean that I have to some extent forced myself to break every mould and find a fresh form of being, that is of expression, for everything I feel or think".