Sentence examples for expressed the concept from inspiring English sources

In the 13th century a long allegorical poem, the Roman de la rose, expressed the concept of a lover suspended between happiness and despair.

Shadow Minister for Industrial Strategy Chi Onwurah reminded us that the plural of anecdote is not evidence, and eloquently expressed the concept of evidence based policy, in contrast to policy based evidence.

Sophocles had expressed the concept even earlier: ""No one loves the messenger who brings bad news".

Amateurism, to Brundage, expressed the concept of the Renaissance man, with abilities in many fields, yet a specialist in none.

All of ground zero, from the memorial to the 1,776-foot 1,776-foottowerress the concept of freedomust

It expresses the concept that we were all in the war together by honoring all the states and territories, all the people of the United States.

Fathers have no role in the upbringing of a child — in fact the Mosua have no word to express the concept of "father".

Many and various rituals express the concept that in the chief or king is concentrated the well-being of the country.

Disjunction, in logic, relation or connection of terms in a proposition to express the concept "or"; it is a statement of alternatives (sometimes called "alternation").

"It seems to us," Mr. White said, "that the market is bogged down with furnishings that express the concept of 'good taste,' but all this tastefulness is actually putting people to sleep.

Danish designer Henrik Vibskov, who is wearing voluminous black trousers and unsuccessfully trying to open the window, has commissioned them to express the concept of a panopticon prison through the medium of menswear.