Sentence examples for expression remains from inspiring English sources
Pinochet's expression remains inscrutable.
Her expression remains impassive.
Free speech – free expression – remains a necessary condition of democracy.
But freedom of expression remains limited - only 25% of the Cuban population can get online.
Though Southcott's expression remains admirably non-committal, this reaction doesn't bode well.
Gospel may be embraced in the abstract, but its full expression remains hidden to most Americans.
However, with his brother in charge, "freedom of expression remains limited - only 25% of the Cuban population can get online.
When watching President Obama on the news, saying that America does not torture, her expression remains inscrutable, even though we know she has been party to such torture.
Civil-society critics in India now talk of a "shrinking of democratic space": their freedom of expression remains, but they know the consequences if they use it.
It is truly heartening to see that freedom of expression remains a core value: respected by publishers and joyously – even anarchically – explored by writers.
Artistic expression remains a part of those dreams.
