Sentence examples for expression of what he from inspiring English sources

At the Royal Poinciana and the Breakers, two tony Palm Beach hotels, James finds the ultimate expression of what he calls "the hotel spirit," or "the hotel civilization".

I mean, it's an expression of what?" He said, "I don't know how to put it in words, but just do that".

The title of Jim Moray's award-winning 2008 album, Low Culture, was a deliberate expression of what he felt folk music should represent.

In the now classic model of a Mitt-ism, Romney stumbles his way into a painfully candid expression of what he really seems to think about wealth, privilege and economics.

Many years later, as Adrian adapted the last lines of the poem: "Tell me lies about Vietnam... .. to include Iraq and Afghanistan, he explained to his audience at Marxism 2006 that the poem had started out as an expression of what he called "compassion fatigue".

Our singer, Aron, wrote this as a personal expression of what he felt when he lost the person most dear to him in the world: "This love that we shared, it has vanished, it has disappeared...I cannot stomach this sour love.

Lifton, who trained both as a psychiatrist and a psychoanalyst, is also a psychohistorian; he has written on survivors of the atomic bombs dropped on Japan, on Nazi doctors, and on other expressions of what he calls "an extreme century" (the one before this one).

After the Cultural Revolution, he became the leader of the artists collective Cao Cao Hua She, the Grass Painting Society, to plant new seeds of expression on what he thought was finally terra firma.

Maybe my expression revealed something of what he liked, in conversations surrounding her, to see, because he said, "She is Shiva and the Buddha combined".

His expression gave little hint of what he was thinking.

Here you have us seeing everything through the eyes of a child, but the expression of what she sees comes to us through a mature voice, the voice of Stella as an adult.