Sentence examples for as a physical expression from inspiring English sources

Two state officials said that while they did not want Mr. Silverstein to get into a public brawl with downtown groups, they did favor his project because it would serve as a physical expression of the rebuilding effort.

"Dance is a source of inspiration: to the public who watch dance, to professional dancers and choreographers who perform and create dance, to affiliated artists from music and various forms of visual arts and new media who surround and integrate dance, to human beings around the world in whose culture dance is practiced as a ritual or simply as a physical expression of emotion".

Over time, the body science of Kundalini Yoga was developed as a physical expression of the Upanishad visions.

" Robin Lakoff, a linguistics professor at the University of California, Berkeley, said that women cursing had long been considered "dangerous," because these words "express anger and act as a substitute for a physical expression of anger".

He didn't, and she serendipitously discovered the key to her character one day when she flung her pashmina shawl dramatically about her shoulders as she spoke her lines, a physical expression that helped her lock in Eris's voice.

Make a physical expression of how your love has changed for the better as time has gone on by upgrading your wedding rings.

It's such a physical expression of anger.

It's not just a physical expression – it must come from the heart.

As the performance progresses, the actors will slowly lose their clothes until they are naked, throwing pots of paint at each other in a physical expression of their freedom.

Ruins are a physical expression of the difficulty of living with the past, especially a violent past.

It is about the arrangement of guards dedicated to keeping him alone and silent, an image that will linger in Chinese history as the physical expression of a regime that has become afraid of its own people: They station one team inside the house and another one outside, guarding each of the four corners.