Sentence examples for a perfect expression of from inspiring English sources

Greece is a perfect expression of this.

Ms Reno herself is a perfect expression of that expectation.

Villa Savoye (Poissy, 1931) Seminal villa and a perfect expression of Le Corbusier's fivepoint programme.

Don Luigi Sicilian extra virgin olive oil is a perfect expression of this character.

Here, we find a perfect expression of the new mental hygiene movement.

Yet his lecture was a perfect expression of everything a TED talk, at its best, achieves.

The Morning News advertisement was a perfect expression of Dallas's venom for the president.

The English Patient's bedroom in the deserted monastery is a perfect expression of her talent.

The odd stasis of a photo, or an altered image, is quite like the intransitivity of the verb "to be"—an almost perfect expression of helplessness.

But for the first time in my life I felt tuna flesh for what it was: a living, perfect expression of a miraculous adaptation.

It is, to me, an almost perfect expression of literary democracy: Take a book, return a book, reading not as commodity exchange but exchange of identity, of ideas.