Sentence examples for expresses so from inspiring English sources

Architecture is a dumb medium for self-expression, but it expresses so much about the society that builds it.

It is the sheer disconnectedness of the suicide that Kane expresses so vividly.

No other work of art of its period expresses so precisely the jarringly ambivalent spirit of the age.

The words are by Robert Burns, who expresses so accurately what Scots would like to think is in their hearts.

Because Raquel expresses so little, she's a vehicle for whatever fantasies you want to project on her.

He was so kind and, like the book expresses so well, a person who lives for other people, he tries to help.

Never was this expressed so fully as on The Painted Word.

Again, that duality, as expressed so completely in Stevenson's Doctor Jekyll and Mr Hyde.

It has always existed but it wasn't always expressed so freely.

But it is also an admission never expressed so bluntly by a Syrian leader.

The will of parliament has rarely been expressed so strongly and unambiguously".