Sentence examples for idea of expression from inspiring English sources

"Falstaff illustrated the purest form of the idea of expression as joy," he said.

But it shouldn't be: her deep and subtly shaded colours are perfectly suited to a composer for whom the idea of expression relies on a constant sense of flux and growth.

The latter was done in order to obtain an idea of expression across the entire tumor.

For those men who ridiculed everything have now ridiculed death too, through their black markers permanently committed to their ideas of expression on white paper.

And it reminds you how imperfect the very idea of artistic expression is.

It's true, as Mr. Rowland notes, that the idea of free expression was alien in Europe in those years.

I'm thinking about "va-va-voom" —                Is it an idea of an expression of the body,of the rising pulse?

"One cannot concieve of other elements put in place to create a space that's more of an affront to the idea of free expression than the designated demonstration zone," he said in a ruling on Thursday.

Mr. Delvoye began to paint thickly over wallpaper and carpets, following the lines and color schemes of the ready-made patterns and thus rebelling against the fashionable idea of free expression.

Perhaps Mr. Rondinone is spoofing the very idea of emotional expression, reminding us that we read as much into most artworks as we extract from them.

Any voice saying anything other than, "I am Charlie" automatically became suspect, jeopardizing the very idea of free expression.