Sentence examples for expression of an interior from inspiring English sources

Marceline, in her terrifyingly vulnerable expression of an interior monologue, was publicly confronting a grave psychic trauma even as she wrenched France into a crisis of conscience.

This is, in fact, almost completely wrong: the thing about Shrigley is that he produces insider art: manifestations and expressions of an interior weirdness to which he grants us access, and which we can, at some inarticulate but immediate level, identify with and understand.

The static nature of the story may be a mild dramatic drawback — even though the show clocks in at a brisk 70 minutes — but it's an all-too-apt expression of the interior world of a high school freshman looking at four years of the loneliness and despair that have become his everyday companions.

The analytical expression of the interior stress tensor for the problem of a plastic strain in the inclusion that varies as a power law with a general even exponent is given.

His theme of a triumphal arch as the exterior expression of the domed interior hall is the first use of this particular Roman form in domestic architecture.

The view was of an interior courtyard.

Consider enlisting the help of an interior decorator.

The open plan interiors and glassy walls of Modernist architecture were the expression of an urban culture relaxing, said Winifred Gallagher, the author of "House Thinking: A Room-by-Room Look at How We Live".

Somehow she manages to convey an interior life through looks and gestures, and she also seems to get more beautiful as the film goes along, as if in some outward expression of an inner state of being.

There is no showy emotion, no elaborate expressions of interior states.

In this study, to test the hypothesis that genes transfer to bone tissue via complicated networks between bone and the nervous system, we evaluated the efficacy of gene expression in the interior of bone via axonal transport following intramuscular injection of a nonviral vector [HVJ (hemagglutinating virus of Japan) envelope].