Sentence examples for fresh expressions from inspiring English sources

Indeed, where are our fresh expressions?

"Fresh Expressions" is the generic label for these innovative places of prayer.

That only goads Stephen S. Roach, chief economist at Morgan Stanley, to fresh expressions of doubt.

Meanwhile, there were fresh expressions of concern yesterday about the handling of the reopening project from, among others, a member of the foundation's board and Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg.

They say the decline is counterbalanced by the number of people who drop into church on weekdays or are drawn in by "fresh expressions" of faith ministries in places of work or recreation.

If there were any dissenters here who found it all a bit much -- the rush of cars on once-quiet country roads; the $15 commemorative pillboxes; the fresh expressions of grief that made it seem almost as if Diana, the Princess of Wales, died last week instead of last August -- they were mostly keeping quiet today.

But though he dresses it up with learned citations from many non-obvious sources -- the German theologian Jurgen Moltmann, the radical socialist Leon Samson, etc., etc. -- Brooks simply can't make Jay Gatsby's infatuation with the green light at the end of the pier feel like a fresh new expression of the American character.

It is a fresh expression of them.

This argument found fresh expression last month when the technology executive Dave Goldberg died while exercising.

"Hella's great ability is her sensitivity to color, texture and materials, combined with an uncanny knack for creating a fresh expression of our times," said the designer Jasper Morrison.

That he is able to pursue the new — in the '80s he did a Monte Carlo penthouse entirely in Memphis — while continuing to find fresh expression in the past suggests the remarkable dynamic in Lagerfeld.