Sentence examples for deepest expression from inspiring English sources

Only there did the Englishman's emotions find their deepest expression.

Nearly nine of every 10 Americans think the country is on the wrong track, the deepest expression of national pessimism in the polling history.

The group leaders said that their technical agreement was intended to "guarantee the stability" of the parliament as the "deepest expression of European democracy and integration".

Mr. Guest's vision of naïve American dreamers acting out their fantasies found its deepest expression in the dog owners of "Best in Show," whose primped-up pets on parade were manifestations of their vanity.

Both novels and a number of the stories explore the mysterious, quasi-mystical way in which the thwarted artist finds the truest and deepest expression of his ambitions in fascism — or, to put it differently, the ease with which an unhappy love affair with art can develop into the hatred of individual freedom, of life itself.

It can only happen within the time period of a moment, for this is where lies the deepest expression of our existence.

This is 100 percent meunier and is a deep, rich expression of the variety, with ample fruit and an almost amber color.

The deepest expressions of grief tend to come unbidden.

Made for the tourist trade, it still comes off as a deep expression of Tlingit culture.

Although the government was not admitting legal liability, "there is today this deep expression of regret and acknowledgement of the wrongs that we've committed".

He plied them with bourbon and, not having a clue how to produce records, cajoled the pair to think outside the commercial swing-friendly box and lay down some deep expression.