Sentence examples for a matter of expression from inspiring English sources

The idea of art, first and last, as a matter of expression (in contrast to Impressionism) was common to Germany and France in the first decade of the 20th century; it appeared in Matisse's Notes of a Painter, published in 1908.

Partly, it's a matter of expression.

He placed his hands on his hips, face in a matter-of-fact expression.

John Young, the owner of the Web site cryptome.org, one of the few to publish the FreeMe program, said he knew he might be inviting a lawsuit but that it was "a matter of free expression".

Certain Supreme Court Justices may think the approximately $30 million Mr. Corzine has spent in the primary is a matter of free expression, but some of us understand what has happened and are horrified.

Last year, when the issue came before N.Y.U.'s Student Senators Council, the student government body, the group voted against banning Chick-fil-A as a matter of free expression.

Unlike the shared class character of Gilded Age elites, omnivores seem highly distinct and their tastes appear to be a matter of personal expression.

How you welcome your audience into your space is a matter of individual expression.

It's not simply a matter of an expression; rather it is a matter of entering a new world.

As with prior examples, it is difficult to pinpoint the cause of this bimodal survival; however, it does not appear to be simply a matter of transgene expression.

But I do not see this as a matter of regulating expression OR regulating transport – I think that the pre-miR structural features are involved in both processes in a unified way.