Sentence examples for an expression of life from inspiring English sources
The fight in him was an expression of life, will, engagement with the world; an expression of wonder, ultimately.
"Literature is an expression of life, and you cannot eradicate politics from life".
As Patricia Lent taught members of the public a version of Cunningham's "Field Dances" (1963), we had a view of a complex simultaneity that no other choreographer has ever conceived, a compellingly organized chaos that made coexistence and pluralism seem wonderful, full of enchanting oddities, an expression of life either as it is known in any big city or by wildlife in the open.
It is an expression of life, and of being alive.
Henri's book, The Art Spirit (1923), embodying his conception of art as an expression of love for life, continues to be popular among artists and art students.
The word is a greeting, an expression of love, and a way of life.
Inertia can be an expression of the life force.
But work that is an expression of a life carries its own burdens.
The theater is an expression of Russian life.
Food for Shewry is an expression of his life and surroundings.
His wife, Natalia, told the Interfax news agency that her husband viewed the award as "an expression of his life's work".
