Sentence examples for an expression of peace from inspiring English sources
She had an expression of peace and of trouble -- fatigue or anguish, I don't know.
The first "poetry bombing" took place in Chile, after dictator Augusto Pinochet was imprisoned, "as an outlet for the great joy we found in finally being able to express ourselves, particularly in public spaces", said Casagrande, which describes the event as "an expression of peace and healing".
At the moment of death, his body lies in an Army triage tent, with an expression of peace on his face.
In a world torn by a multitude of differences and professed divisive ideologies, perhaps the idea of celebrating differences with an expression of peace and through the lens of our culture is something that we cannot afford to be without.
Such a statement -- along with the rest of "An Unfortunate Woman" -- can be read as an expression of Zen-like peace or of helplessness verging on despair.
"It is an expression of a yearning for peace".
More recent works include one of Antony Gormley's first public sculptures, a listening man on a boulder which was commissioned by Camden council in the early 1980s as an expression of its commitment to peace.
In a break, Kim and Moon planted a pine tree "as an expression of their wish for peace and prosperity" and poured water from a North Korean and a South Korean river over it.
Breathe deep and acknowledge your everlasting, indisputable, connection to the universe that created you, an expression of innocence, beauty, creativity, peace of mind.
In it, line dancing became the most erotic form on earth and the trampoline the perfect expression of peace and death.
We stol glances at the faces about us, and for an instant it seemed that every woman there reflected, in gentle eyes, and half-smiling, half-open mouth, that same expression of peace and renewal and secret, abounding joy... View Article Roger Angell, a senior editor and a staff writer, has contributed to The New Yorker since 1944, and became a fiction editor in 1956.
