Sentence examples for expression of states from inspiring English sources
So much for Mr. Romney's argument that his plan in Massachusetts was an expression of states' rights.
But now it's also being tapped by veterans' agencies and clinics for its value as a constructive expression of states of mind both extreme and inescapable.
It's a genre with room for all sorts of meaty themes, and one of best is the idea that, as the professor put it, "criminal-justice policies are an expression of state power".
The Greek tyrants, as a rule, chose to respect the theory of coinage as the corporate expression of state economy and thus regarded coinage as too important a matter for private production.
But those gushy expressions of state pride may not command the same level of attention this year as they have at previous party conventions.
Thus far, the debate has been impeccably civil and both sides well behaved, prompting expressions of state pride from Dr. Dean and others.
Taken at face value it appears to be one of the most basic and important expressions of state sovereignty – despite the ambitions of projects like the Euro.
However, the face is a primary region for the expression of emotional states, leading to changes in facial cutaneous blood flow ("blushing" or "turning pale").
Meanwhile, we learn about existential gardening concepts such as shakkei, "borrowed scenery"; that "every aspect of gardening is a form of deception"; that the "Art of Setting Stones" is back-breaking; that a garden is the expression of spiritual states.
A bridge between word and meaning is created by way of the expression of internal states in action.
