Sentence examples for expression for this from inspiring English sources

Texans have an expression for this.

The politically charged expression for this is "marketisation".

Swabians even have an expression for this – hälinge reich, which means "secretly rich".

Mr. Wex, like a Yiddish sommelier, knows just the expression for this or any other occasion.

In Judaism, we have an expression for this split between fantasy and reality.

Mr. Berkeley-Steele proved to be a nimble and effective actor, with the right gangly physique and dumbfounded expression for this fearless and out-of-it young hero.

There's an expression for this, first used by globetrotters in Henry Kissinger's shuttle diplomacy days, now by the rest of us.

The Creole expression for this kind of governance is "mòe de soufle": "where those who are most able to obliterate you are also the only ones offering some illusion of shelter and protection".

The Danish expression for this is "the curse of Loki" - somewhat similar to tall poppy syndrome in that anyone who does particularly well is frowned upon for having somehow betrayed the community ethic.

In a museum-house with glass walls, the Kramlichs and their architects hope to have found apt expression for this remarkable vision.

A theoretical expression for this parameter is also derived.