Sentence examples for chief expression from inspiring English sources

"Mole is the chief expression of the Baroque epoch in Mexico," said Alejandro Dimakis, the chef.

The book traces Ames's political path from suffragism to militant antiracism and provides a detailed description of the Association of Southern Women for the Prevention of Lynching, which served through the 1930s as the chief expression of antilynching sentiment in the white South.

The anathemas heaped on Israel/America may be genuinely felt, but, beneath them, lies another, more significant emotion: self-disgust, a profound exasperation with Arab impotence in the face of a historic foe, and above all with regimes which are the chief expression of it.

He also taught and commented on Aristotelian and Neoplatonic texts, the chief expressions of classical Greek realism and idealism, respectively.

Since worship is perhaps the chief public expression of gathered Christians, all Reformers had to give attention to its detail.

Dark-haired and imaginative, Moorman took up the cello at the age of ten, and for a time it became her chief instrument of expression.

But his chief means of expression was television, which he approached with a winning combination of visionary wildness, technological savvy and high entertainment values.

One of the chief means of expression used by these artists was the photomontage, which consists of fragments of pasted photographs combined with printed messages; the technique was most effectively employed by Heartfield, particularly in his later, anti-Nazi works (e.g., Kaiser Adolph, 1939).

They want to be able to look at a chief executive and see the expression on the analyst's face".

In the 15th and 16th centuries numerous composers chose the Ordinary as a chief means of musical expression.

"This is what we call 'Beyond Luxury,' " said Jean-Christophe Bédos, Boucheron's chief executive, "a unique expression of excellence in design and craftsmanship".