Sentence examples for a naked expression of from inspiring English sources

Surely, she thought, the wall was but another addition to a long, unsavoury   symbol of something indefinably cruel; a naked expression of Israeli entitlement.

In New York, he also met Nico, singer with the Velvet Underground, with whom he became besotted – Take This Longing is a naked expression of his unrequited love.

A translation by The Associated Press of the editorial said, "The Dalai Lama's so-called 'middle way' is a naked expression of 'Tibet independence' aimed at nakedly spreading the despicable plot of opposing the tide of history".

When we look at The Scream [now], we do not see a naked expression of suffering, we see a painting that was sold for a hundred million dollars and that has become a cultural icon, shorthand for anxiety and alienation.

But that look, when you think about it, is just a more naked expression of what all the characters in this play feel.

It was a naked expression and it needed a body to go with it.

No less accurately, Channing says, "This is the naked expression of cool-climate chardonnay".

As Anthony Hecht points out in the most profound essay on "Merchant" (in ­"Obbligati"), modern actors omit (as Olivier did) or play down the most naked expression of hate in the drama, Shylock's "I hate him for he is a Christian" — a line not quoted by Yoshino.

It begins with the line: 'Mother, you had me, but I never had you' and is as naked an expression of hurt and longing as anything in popular music.

The inspiration to include nudity came when the authors saw an anti-war demonstration in Central Park where two men stripped naked as an expression of defiance and freedom, and they decided to incorporate the idea into the show.

The sculpture, called "A Cry for Help," depicted a half-naked woman with an expression of agony atop a submarine.