Sentence examples for greatest expressions from inspiring English sources

The five men pushed and challenged each other, keeping structure to a bare minimum, in one of the greatest expressions of democracy in jazz.

And they found some of their greatest expressions in the palaces of Indian maharajahs, who festooned ropes of the silvery gems across tunics, ornamental belts, carpets and canopies.

"The greatest expressions of joy or sorrow, they're considered a bit uncouth or in poor taste, because you're supposed to be able to handle anything that comes your way".

Luigi Einaudi Barolo Terlo, Italy 2012 (£33, Marks & Spencer) The vineyards around the cluster of villages that make up the Barolo DOCG (Denominazione di Origine Controlallata i Garantia; the equivalent of a French Appellation d'Origine Contrôlée) region remain the home of the greatest expressions of nebbiolo.

"I know that if Doug were here today, he would speak of national parks being one of the greatest expressions of democracy that a country can realize, preserving the masterpieces of a nation for all of its citizenry," Kristine McDivitt Tompkins said of her late husband.

"Christmas (Baby, Please Come Home)" -- is that not one of the greatest expressions of the holiday spirit you have ever heard?

These personality traits seemed to find their greatest expression in their relations with France.

To me, flamenco song is the greatest expression of art in music.

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.

And art, once the greatest expression of what it means to be human, had become little more than a decoration to conceal and soothe mankind's epic failure.