Sentence examples for another expression of the from inspiring English sources

Yet we found that women writers accounted for only 35% of the new plays produced – another expression of the "2 1 problem".

In another expression of the generosity of thought in this letter, the lead taken by Pope Francis in addressing economic issues has been embraced.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, July 21, 1934 P. 9 The "happen" ads are another expression of the prevailing philosophy of dispair - the culture that says that nothing matters, not even the kind of razor one uses.

The project at first seemed like an annoying inevitability, yet another expression of the reality hunger (to borrow a phrase from the writer David Shields) that has crept into our collective thinking about the arts.

The controversy over the alcohol law might be viewed as another expression of the tensions between religion and secularism in the Turkish Republic.

Which is to say, the tea-party movement is just another expression of the American right's signature brand of identity politics.

Meanwhile, across the road in the book-lined aisles of Casa del Libro, another expression of love: the cash registers are under siege like it's Christmas eve.

Thus Boko Haram is another expression of deep dissatisfaction with the way Nigeria is being run.

Another expression of backcountry hardiness was the lack of appreciation of coffee and tea.

That said, those first riots were yet another expression of who we were at the time – mad as hell with the way so many of us were being treated on a daily basis.

The rise of a new landed gentry in the West is partly another expression of gilded age economics in America; the super-wealthy elite wades ashore where it will.