Sentence examples for for this expression from inspiring English sources
You can see the motivation for this expression a mile away.
The catalyst for this expression was "Elise" (Compunctio), a gemlike album released in Europe last year.
But it is difficult for this expression to reasonably reflect a user's fuzzy and gradual cognitive to an individual.
As the leader of his party in the Senate, McConnell was best known for this expression of his priorities: "The single most important thing we want to achieve is for President Obama to be a one-term President".
Passionate subjects such as The Entombment, Pietà, and scenes of the Crucifixion, the Deposition from the Cross, and the Resurrection depicted in an impressive triptych in the Royal Chapel in Granada, Spain, were appropriate vehicles for this expression.
We believe that, although protection of the type of expression at issue is admittedly not the "central meaning of the First Amendment," 376 U.S., at 273, 84 S.Ct., at 722, Gertz makes clear that the First Amendment nonetheless requires restraints on presumed and punitive damages awards for this expression.
For me, this expression is akin to the sound of fingernails being scraped down a blackboard.
For Holley, this expression is the equivalent of a handshake, and is repeated at the start and end of most conversations.
Your tax dollars at work. is for ONE WAY This expression is unique to the NYPD.
He would repeat this expression for days, amusing himself with its perfectly droll un-profaneness.
