Sentence examples for great expression of from inspiring English sources

David Miliband, the former British foreign secretary who is president of the IRC, called their gift a "great expression of humanity".

The energy minister blamed too little support among Tory MPs, arguing that the backing of 84 colleagues had been a great expression of confidence but was less than 25% of the parliamentary party.

He and his wife will be on vacation in Washington for a week, so that they can see all the plays, which he describes as "a great expression of the human condition".

"I wouldn't say it was a great or perfect album, but it was a great expression of art – and it was a very important moment in my career," says Labrinth.

Try This Viña Mayu Selected Vineyards Syrah, Elqui Valley, Chile 2008/9 (£9.99, Waitrose) Until recently, Chilean wines were rarely marked by regional diversity, but this powerful but elegant red is a great expression of the distinctive terroir of the northern Elqui Valley.

Leadsom, the energy minister, said the support of 84 MPs was a great expression of confidence, but admitted it was less than 25% of the parliamentary party and not sufficient support if she were to win the ballot of Conservative members.

The scope and organic wholeness of Federico's humanistic iconography are so striking as to rival great expressions of religious faith.

One of the great expressions of Tibetan culture is its architecture.

There can be no greater expression of love.

Mr. Jones' greatest expression of brilliance, however, may have been in his ability to promote his inventions and himself.

The Last Movie (Dennis Hopper, 1971) A truly wild western, perhaps the greatest expression of the 1960s zeitgeist.