Sentence examples for important expressions from inspiring English sources

In Scotland, the legal and educational systems are important expressions of Scottishness.

Both in silence and speech, there are important expressions of that experience.

Our attitudes toward language are also important expressions of cultural and ethical loyalties.

Flags, and other symbols, are also important expressions of cultural identity in Northern Ireland.

These chains aim to achieve simultaneously economic, social and environmental positive impacts in accordance with the objectives of sustainable development, concept that in the business context has the triple bottom line (TBL) model as one of its most important expressions.

One of the most important expressions of Schlegel's claims for the romantic can be found in the much-discussed Athenaeumsfragment 116: Romantic poetry is said there to be a "progressive, universal poetry, … the only kind of poetry that is more than a kind, that is, as it were, poetry itself: for in a certain sense all poetry is or should be romantic".

"And I thought only a museum would preserve this important expression of folk art".

Critics of mayoral control say that the boards are an important expression of neighborhood needs.

Although the monument was paid for by the city and was deemed an important expression of its civic will, the identity of its makers is debated by experts.

"People think of clothes as unimportant," Ms. Diep said, when of course the act of clothing oneself is "an important expression of art".

"The Goldscheider figures are an important expression of femininity in the modern woman," said Ms. Hausman, who has collected 50 of them in the last 30 years.