Sentence examples for always expressing from inspiring English sources
He chides Dewey for assuming that an artist is always expressing something and that the expressive qualities in the work are the result of that act.
"Everybody is always expressing an interest," he said.
"People are always expressing to me how genuinely excited and elated they feel after they have participated," Mr. Nuñez said.
Another: "By looking at nature with eyes of solidarity we will see that it is always expressing something to us".
She also created a subtle interplay between figuration and abstraction, evoking the natural world while always expressing the specific qualities of the media that she used.
That is partly because Wilhelm cut such a buffoonish figure, childishly coarse one moment, ridiculously pompous the next and constantly changing his mind (while always expressing his views, often in scribbled marginalia on state documents, with violent certainty).
She would always express herself on paper.
I remain true to the ideals I have always expressed.
He had always expressed a dislike of London.
Shakespeare, as always, expressed the truth about humanity.
National pride doesn't always express itself as civic virtue.
