Sentence examples for became an expression of from inspiring English sources

Sunday's vote became an expression of national pride and mourning.

"And the Tea Party movement became an expression of that".

Then that leaping became an expression of rejoicing, often at some triumph.

The words "I love it when we're cruisin' together" became an expression of communal oneness.

The movement phrase, punctuated with an emphatic swirl, suddenly became an expression of haughty contempt.

This apparently was the original meaning of kneeling before it became an expression of humility.

But when Ms. Weese does the same at the end of the pas de deux when Mr. Soto leaves, her gesture becomes an expression of parting, at one with the yearning expressiveness of the concerto's second, slow movement.

The act becomes an expression of your own mortality".

More than that: football has become an expression of our national character.

The house, in other words, was to become "an expression of the morality that resided within".

When rights become the main language of politics, they join the choice agenda and become an expression of neo-liberalism.