Sentence examples for expressed itself through from inspiring English sources

Andreia usually expressed itself through manly brawn or audacity on the battlefield, but it had other applications.

He claimed an intellectual and emotional intimacy with the building and its surroundings, and even suggested that the landscape expressed itself through him, almost without agency.

Thompson's temperamental suspicion of authority took on a political dimension, which expressed itself through a characteristic mixture of earnestness and clowning.

But underneath the compulsive truth-telling onstage there was a tremendous insecurity, which often expressed itself through acerbic joking about sex and sexuality.

A generation ago, "radicalised" Muslims would probably have been far more secular in their outlook and their radicalism would have expressed itself through political organisations.

In the early days of glasnost and perestroika much of the burgeoning challenge to the Soviet system expressed itself through previously forbidden ecological activism….

The wine expresses itself through three senses.

It expresses itself through the full range of emotions.

On the contrary, evil often expresses itself through refreshingly discernible patterns, through schedules and syllogisms.

His phrasing is pure and uncluttered, expressing itself through silence nearly as often as sound.

Their displacement expresses itself through the gangs, which offer loyalty and solidarity and also the release and excitement of violence.