Sentence examples for clearest expressions from inspiring English sources

The UK, he says, is "one of the clearest expressions of how austerity kills".

Mr. Bodenstein's wines are some of the clearest expressions of terroir I have come across anywhere.

Mr. Obama's remarks were among the clearest expressions yet of a repositioning effort that has been under way since the midterm elections last November, when Republicans captured the House and made inroads in the Senate.

Phantom limbs may be one of the clearest expressions of the existence of body representations (Schilder, 1935; Hilti and Brugger, 2010).

The third essay also contains one of Nietzsche's clearest expressions of "perspectivism" (section 12) — the idea that there is no absolute, "God's eye" standpoint from which one can survey everything that is.

"The urban-rural employment gap for college graduates is one of the clearest expressions of the hardening of barriers to social mobility," Tian told China National Radio in February.

His remarks were the clearest expression to date of Washington's expanding involvement.

What is the clearest expression of your DNA combined with a lifetime of experience?

The clearest expression of this metaphysics is found in Descartes.

The Marginalists' theory of interest reached its clearest expression in the work of Irving Fisher.

And law is itself the clearest expression of society's expectation for change.