Sentence examples for biggest expression from inspiring English sources

Woman is the biggest expression of my life, my muses: Mariacarla [Bosconi, the model], Marina Abramovic [the artist], Courtney Love.

It was more likely the drink talking - the result of the biggest expression of public inebriation since VE Day (a vast street party which itself had significant parenting consequences nine months on).

The Greens didn't have much structure, but they had a lot of content: a fusion of the late 68-ers, anti-nuclear campaigners, environmentalists, feminist and – most importantly – the peace movement which found its biggest expression in the anti-Pershing US-missiles fight in 1983.

And cities are the biggest expression of that.

My biggest expression of what I believe is in The Fountain".

On the other hand, the Los Angeles Times ranked the episode as the 30th best of the series, describing it as "perhaps the most misunderstood episode of Lost ever", saying that Dave not being real was meant to be a twist, but just "the biggest expression of just how messed up Hurley was before he found the island".

"It has always moved people deeply, and it has resulted in big expression.

A conductor, Ozawa says, should come into a piece "with a big expression on his face like this – teeyantee".

Thus the scaffold could have induced a bigger expression of TNFα and its activator TACE that resulted in enhanced MMPs activity and, at last, in induction of pro-angiogenic events.

For big help, you'll need a bigger expression of gratitude.

Melodrama lends big emotions big expressions in modest circumstances; the classic Hollywood melodrama transfers tragic fury from royal courts and castles to the small town, the suburb, the city apartment.