Sentence examples for are an expression from inspiring English sources

Quantities have both dimensions, which are an expression of their fundamental nature, and units, which are chosen by convention to express magnitude or size.

But all ciders are an expression of the harvest.

In so being, we are an expression of a lack.

His words "How long, O Lord?" are an expression of utter weariness.

Anthropological studies suggest that the plates are an expression of social status.

Webpages are an expression of organizational identity, a representation of how an organization presents itself.

Human rights are an expression of the human urge to resist public and private domination and oppression.

Both the restaurant and the book are an expression of a renaissance of the London Modern sensibility..

ElBaradei said: "Sanctions are an expression of frustration," adding that "in the long run they will not resolve the issue".

"Nuclear weapons are an expression of one side of our human character," Carter said, in words written by Sagan.

The President's speech is littered with phrases that are an expression of contempt for his national audience.