Sentence examples for a rare expression of from inspiring English sources

Rivera got the ball back and whipped it into his glove, a rare expression of emotion.

Two years later, Judge Burger, complaining again about liberal judges, prompted a rare expression of political sentiment from his friend.

There were no separate concurring opinions, a rare expression of unanimity among the majority in a major case.

"I was no admirer of Larkin and his crew at all," he says, with a rare expression of distaste.

It's a rare expression of openness from a performer who was more comfortable with his audience at arm's length.

When Mr. Milosevic offered a rare expression of regret, and said "I'm sorry this witness lost her family," Ms. Imeraj cut him off.

While frustration, vitriol, and legal-to-open-carry guns swirl throughout protests around the Republican National Convention, four anonymous artists also swirl, a rare expression bereft of words, opinions, or agendas.

It was a rare expression inside Pakistan of the view — widely held outside its borders — that the security establishment sponsors militant groups such as the Taliban, whose presence in the tribal belt has long been a pretext for crackdowns against Pashtuns.

Similarly, immunohistochemistry analyses presented here support a rather rare expression of TKTL1 protein in cancer and normal cell lines.

As Roger Federer sat before a roomful of reporters Friday in Montreal, he wore a rare expression, by his standards — that of pain and disappointment.

So what's brought on this rare expression of a hitherto latent double standard?