Sentence examples for but the true expression from inspiring English sources

Michael Bloomberg was not, it could turn out, an accidental mayor, but the true expression of a modern city's relationship with wealth.

It's possible to hygge alone, wrapped in a flannel blanket with a cup of tea, but the true expression of hygge is joining with loved ones in a relaxed and intimate atmosphere.

Therefore, while a transcriptome analysis of isolated granulocyte fractions would be most desirable in future studies addressing associations between BMI and gene expression, whole-blood expression patterns are also of value but likely underestimate the true expression changes occurring in different white blood cell populations, including granulocytes.

We also removed all cases where the true expression is zero but the algorithm gave it positive expression, or where the true expression is positive and the algorithm gave it zero.

It showcases, he said, "the true expression of North Fork terroir" (a French word for singular local agricultural conditions).

It feels like the true expression of a game that we had previously seen only in glimpses.

So who is there to embrace government as the true expression of "us", of "we the people", of our will?

The true expression of Zionism was thought to lie in the creation of Tel Aviv, the first Hebrew city, with its Bauhaus functionalism and historical blank slate.

With a tangible paper ballot, a recount that can be verified publicly is possible, thus ensuring confidence in our election system -- the true expression of our democracy.

If that is the true expression of Mr Xi's dream, then China still has a long journey ahead.

The meditations continued in "The Seven Lamps of Architecture" (1849), a paean to medieval architecture as the true expression of national values, which established Ruskin as a leader in the Gothic Revival movement.