Sentence examples for fine expression from inspiring English sources

His odes particularly the "Harvard Commemoration Ode" (1865)—gave fine expression to noble sentiments.

Fine expression of miRNAs were performed on cells extracted by microdissection.

In particular, the importance of high-order smoothing triangular pieces to surface's fine expression in geological modeling was emphasized.

Privacy and freedom are two of its nicer components, and multiculturalism, for all its failings, has been a fine expression of it.

Giuseppe Mascarello S Stefano di Perno Barolo 2009 (£56, thewinesociety.com) A fine vintage, a fine producer and a very fine expression of the nebbiolo grape variety add up to an exceptional wine if you're looking to push the boat out this Christmas, the pure cherry and plum shaded with roses and violets, the tannins typically firm but succulent and ready for food.

Edgar W. Smith, a former vice-president of General Motors and the first editor of the Baker Street Journal, which publishes scholarship on Conan Doyle's stories, wrote in a 1946 essay, "What Is It That We Love in Sherlock Holmes?": We see him as the fine expression of our urge to trample evil and to set aright the wrongs with which the world is plagued.

This style received its finest expression in Nocturne: Blue and Gold Old Battersea Bridge (c. 1872 75).

The lyric, elegant and supple, also reached its finest expression in the Persian language.

This style received its finest expression in Old Battersea Bridge: Nocturne Blue and Gold (1872 75).

The strangest and finest expression of Gass's listomania comes at the start of his book-length essay On Being Blue, first published in 1976 and recently reissued.

It was in this region, richly endowed with tremendous cedar and spruce forests, that the Native American sculptor achieved his finest expression.