Sentence examples for be a perfect expression of from inspiring English sources

Today is the Virgin's feast day, and I thought it would be a perfect expression of my appreciation and admiration for a prelate who had not only made the Church more welcoming to Latin American immigrants but to all sorts of groups who previously had been at the margins of Catholic life in Richmond.

Greece is a perfect expression of this.

Ms Reno herself is a perfect expression of that expectation.

Yet his lecture was a perfect expression of everything a TED talk, at its best, achieves.

Don Luigi Sicilian extra virgin olive oil is a perfect expression of this character.

The Morning News advertisement was a perfect expression of Dallas's venom for the president.

The English Patient's bedroom in the deserted monastery is a perfect expression of her talent.

I had a similar experience at Jean Georges, where the minimalist room is a perfect expression of that "crispness".

The phrase is a perfect expression of what Sunstein says is Obama's determination to accommodate disagreement to the extent possible.

Louisiana Museum of Modern Art Humlebaek, Denmark Jørgen Bo and Vilhelm Wohlert's seaside gallery of postwar art is a perfect expression of the Danish mentality.

It is a perfect expression of this singular savagery that is torturing and killing and also obliterating the collective memories – the human heritage of the world.