Sentence examples for historic expression from inspiring English sources
In that historic expression of a desire for an equal America, King said he longed for a day in which black people would "not be judged by the colour of their skin but by the content of their character".
I was also reminded of a historic expression, "La révolution dévore ses enfants" ("The revolution devours its own children").
His outspoken encyclical on climate care, his willingness to meet with sex-abuse victims, and to clean up the Vatican bank are all historic expressions of accountability as well as compassion.
Many nationalists feel that parading is an expression of historic unionist domination over nationalists in Northern Ireland.
Although he sits in an office whose symbol is an emblem with 16 stars, each representing one historic Turkish kingdom — arguably an expression of Turkishness that teeters on the hubristic — he said that it wasn't the business of a constitution to define the identity of its citizens.
In the book we share our combined professional knowledge of the issue of Internet hate, raise awareness of the seriousness of a rapidly growing societal problem, and propose ways in which good people - including the leaders of the Internet industry - can address the problem without compromising our vital historic commitment to freedom of expression.
Genetic effects, expression patterns and historic changes of haplotypes at three homoeologous genes of TaGW2 influencing yield were dissected in wheat cultivars.
This historic festival in Kabul "is a beautiful expression of that".
The effect of population origin on the relative abundance of proteins in the antenna supports our previous observation that historic latitudinal clines are detectable in the expression of metabolic proteins in imported bees [ 27].
"Publishing has a historic mandate to foster diversity and freedom of expression".
John also articulates, beautifully, the belief that in Jesus we encounter the full expression of God's full self in historic time and human terms.
