Sentence examples for as the clearest expression from inspiring English sources

As the clearest expression yet of the Apple chief executive's spartan design aesthetic, the iPhone sports only one mechanical button, to return a user to the home screen.

We think of the world champions as the clearest expression of a style of play that is distinct in its beauty as much as its effectiveness; while Scotland are a team of grim perseverance.

It is this period that remained in the 'collective memory' as the clearest expression of the economic policies of Peronism the paper by Di Tella and Dubra in this special collection analyzes in a peculiar way these policies and the associated discourse.

If poetry, as Auden wrote, "might be defined as the clear expression of mixed feelings," then the medium seems particularly suited to capturing the ambivalence of the old toward old age.

His best-known work, and perhaps the clearest expression of his personality as an artist, is the joyous rainbow-striped sign reading, "Hell Yes!" that graced the New Museum facade at its 2007 opening.

His remarks were the clearest expression to date of Washington's expanding involvement.

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The UK, he says, is "one of the clearest expressions of how austerity kills".

The staining revealed that RA macrophages indeed were positive for the inhibitory and activating FcγRs, as demonstrated by the clear expression of FcγRI, FcγRII, FcγRIIb and FcγRIII on CD163 positive cells.

Extensive evidence is available in the rat, whose neocortex shows widespread hypocretin fibers (Peyron et al. 1998), as well as clear expression of HCRTR-1 and HCRTR-2 (Hervieu et al. 2001; Marcus et al. 2001).

The more recently enacted provision may be viewed as the clearest and most recent expression of legislative intent.