Sentence examples for as the deepest expression from inspiring English sources

The group leaders said that their technical agreement was intended to "guarantee the stability" of the parliament as the "deepest expression of European democracy and integration".

The deepest expressions of grief tend to come unbidden.

But the Revolution really began in mid-December, as civil unrest broke out in the interior of the country after a young street vendor named Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire -- to protest mistreatment by a government functionary, but also likely as a deep expression of helplessness in the face of a lack of opportunity.

On the left, New York Times columnist David Brooks dismissed the film's characterisation of the alien Na'vi people as a "racist fantasy"; on the right, John Podhoretz of The Weekly Standard raged against the film's environmental, anti-imperialist message as a "deep expression of anti-Americanism".

Only there did the Englishman's emotions find their deepest expression.

Made for the tourist trade, it still comes off as a deep expression of Tlingit culture.

We used these to spot confirm the deep Duroc expression obtained at Week 20 post wounding (as described below).

Remade in 2001 as "The Deep End".

But it takes a true disbeliever to question its role as the outward expression of our deep faith in acquiring things.

"I renew that deep expression of sorrow to the people of Virginia today," he said.

The crimes are viewed as the violent expression of a misogyny that is often described as deep and pervasive in those communities.