Sentence examples for a natural expression of from inspiring English sources

"It's a natural expression of human nature," he said.

It's a natural expression of its creative vision.

If Mr. Clinton's progressive internationalism took a while to crystallize fully, it was nonetheless a natural expression of his identity.

It's such a natural expression of their combined sensibilities that it feels as if it could have simply grown, snail-shell-like, out of their values.

Scientists have researched monogamy of gibbons and the sexual hierarchies of chimpanzees to point to a "natural" expression of our innate desires.

To offer sacrifice on an altar seemed a natural expression of gratitude to any dead, or even living, benefactor.

Unless such provision was explicitly made as a gift or as the natural expression of a close relationship (e.g., parent-child), the acquired property is held in trust for the person who provided the money even though the second party holds the legal title.

She owns and operates a gallery not as a vanity project, but because it is the natural expression of her very being.

The lovers in this city made such an elaborate production of their affections, especially considering that the natural expression of everyone else was either dour or resentful.

Maybe the most natural expression of Nice Newt comes in the presence of children.

His novels, the three or four I'd read until recently, struck me more as acts of will than the natural expression of his particular genius.