Sentence examples for a necessary expression from inspiring English sources

For adult male citizens, on the other hand, politics was a necessary expression of their nature: "Man is by nature a political animal".

Many donors said supporting the appeal was a necessary expression of their liberal values; they said they felt a clear moral, political and humanitarian imperative to help.

Covetousness has become ambition, envy now reappears as a manifestation of a healthy competitive spirit, gluttony is only a natural desire for more and lust a necessary expression of our deepest human reality.

It is limited to a certain class of person, but a necessary expression of culture at its extremes, no? ADAM GOPNIK: Yes, I think that's right — though I would say that we need three star restaurants the way we need grand opera, to remind us that it's possible.

While it is ironic that the U.S. would tackle corruption in a global governing body of a sport that contributes so little to economy, some applaud the FBI investigation as a "necessary expression of American power".

It is curious that although the CiaRH system is inactive in S. thermophilus, targets such as csRNA genes have still all necessary expression signals.

During times of national tragedy mass shootings, natural disasters or an accident – giving blood is a common and necessary expression of service and support.

It has a quality of necessary expression.

And for those of us in distress over the political and cultural climate, it is a bolstering, welcome and maybe even necessary expression of patriotism.

This created a new necessity for reducing, to the minimum necessary expression, the used building materials and elements.

Sigmund Freud believed dreams were the necessary expression of the unconscious mind, a vehicle for the mind to explore repressed emotions and desires.