Sentence examples for an expression of some from inspiring English sources

Or is an obsession with male potency an expression of some deeper discomfort?

And, in spite of all that bulge of flesh, an expression of some satisfaction and cunning.

"Every vote is an expression of some sort of dissatisfaction," he said.

"Architecture is always an expression of some transformation in our culture," says Herzog of their art-related workload.

Because Miranda is an expression of some fundamental concepts about the law we all should hold dear.

For all three, the idea that making art is an expression of some essential self, and that style is somehow innate, is inconceivable.

Also making an appearance was #8964 - a reference to the Tiananmen Square crackdown of 4 June 1989 and also an expression of fear of some users about the situation on the streets of Hong Kong.

Spontaneity can be a healthy defiance of routine, an expression of starved desire, some psychologists say.

Because this is actually just an expression of desire for some kind of collective experience, whether that be everyone staying in to watch the start of the new season of Doctor Who or a fascination with some model.

Then that leaping became an expression of rejoicing, often at some triumph.

Gardening, like other creative acts, is an expression of self and involves some assertion of separateness from what has gone before.