Sentence examples for celebrated expression from inspiring English sources

The most celebrated expression of this was a speech last May by Joschka Fischer, Germany's foreign minister, who called for the "completion of integration in a European federation".

Over the next decades, the meaning of R & B evolved to include such disparate artists as Grover Washington Jr., the Who and Donna Summer, and the music found its most celebrated expression in the Motown sound of the 60's.

This is, rightly, a celebrated aspect of the evaluation findings.

Before that meeting, the culture minister's press secretary, Karolin A. Johansson, told The Lede in a telephone interview that Ms. Liljeroth "would definitely not resign" for her role in an artistic event that celebrated "freedom of expression, the struggle against censorship and art's freedom to challenge and provoke".

Punch's most celebrated decisions look easy only in retrospect.

Its iconic expression is the celebrated passage from Shakespeare: "All the world's a stage,/ And all the men and women merely players./They have their exits and their entrances,/ And one man in his time plays many parts".

The most celebrated among us defend self-expression as "a basic value" of design.

But the most celebrated examples of them, the highest expressions of them, with the most complex flavours, come from wild organisms that are indigenous to the foods".

In Frege's celebrated example: you may understand the expressions 'The Morning Star' and 'The Evening Star' and use them to refer to what is one and the same object — the planet Venus.

He argued that, like the enigmatic smile of the celebrated Mona Lisa, people could theoretically look happy while keeping their lips together and their expression neutral.

which happens to correspond to the celebrated density functional theory (DFT) working energy expression [13, 19 21] written in terms of electronegativity and chemical hardness, respectively defined as follows [13, 22 25]: χ DFT = − ∂ E ∂ N V r (3) η DFT = − 1 2 ∂ χ ∂ N V r = 1 2 ∂ 2 E ∂ N 2 V r (4).