Sentence examples for given expression to from inspiring English sources

The new school, which Dr. Fadl has given expression to, represents a battle of faith.

But human rights organisations fear that the rise of the far right has given expression to passive racism in Austria.

He said Germans had given expression to their the worst chapter of their history in extensive memorials and Mahnmale ('monuments to national shame').

In the United States, both Trump and Sanders have given expression to the working-class revolt, the latter almost as much as the former.

Nineteenth-century science had teetered for decades on the edge of evolutionary ideas, and if Darwin – or for that matter Wallace – had not given expression to the idea of evolution by natural selection, others surely would have.

Each brother had gone some way toward capturing the mystery that is every child's birth; but together they had given expression to the peculiar, doubled mystery of their own.

His poetic meditation on the humanist world view gives expression to what would once have been expressed in mystical terms.

We give expression to burgeoning sentiment.

Healy gives expression to his slick fun.

Songs gave expression to resistance to the dictatorship.

The architecture of the Raj gave expression to this escapism.