Sentence examples for expression of what from inspiring English sources

If music is an expression of what can be expressed that cannot be expressed in any other way — namely with words — then Bruckner is of extreme importance".

"It's a real expression of what people want.

Clearly your child was only the expression of what your child would be.

Rock is an expression of what you feel in the moment".

His aggression is the surface expression of what is, in many boys, an underlying depression.

"This is an expression of what we stand for," he said.

"A ticket should be an expression of what it's like to be in that room.

"The solar screens are an absolute expression of what I believe in," she beams.

An unfettered expression of what makes them great, not what the British have stopped them from being.

In many ways it's an expression of what you might call traditional old Labour values, particularly on the economy.

The phrase is a perfect expression of what Sunstein says is Obama's determination to accommodate disagreement to the extent possible.