Sentence examples for expressed in the phrase from inspiring English sources

His solution was expressed in the phrase "the Son is eternally begotten of the Father".

Mr. Davidson said the policy was based on the Scouts' "moral code," as expressed in the phrase "morally straight" in the Scout Oath and the word "clean" in the Scout Law.

It was a time, she said, when a few people were leaving their "iron rice bowl " — a secure government job — and entering the business world, a decision whose novelty, uncertainty, and risk were expressed in the phrase "descending into the sea".

The monism of the doctrine is expressed in the phrase basit al-haqiqa kull al-ashya' ('The simple reality is all things', a doctrine predicated on the Neoplatonic notion of the simple One): God, the One is simple and pure Being and thus as such is the totality of existence.

This is perhaps most pithily expressed in the phrase many abusive men use to justify violence against women: "she was asking for it".

It is expressed in the phrase "It all comes down to this" when a contestant is up for elimination or the final decision on who will win is about to happen.

Dante was one of the emissaries, but his quandary was expressed in the legendary phrase "If I go, who remains; if I remain, who goes?" Dante was outmaneuvered.

The sentiment expressed in these phrases is more properly described as solidarity.

We examined how disturbance of thought may relate to the referential function of language as expressed in the use of noun phrases (NPs) and the complexity of sentence structures.

Slogans focused instead on a single big idea expressed in the form of a memorable phrase, and ads using them often did not give "reasons why" to consumers.

Make a game often expressed in the form "Say this [one] phrase three (or five, or ten, etc).