Sentence examples for is an expression to from inspiring English sources

Drainage density is introduced by Horton (1932) in American hydrologic literature which is an expression to indicate the closeness of spacing of channels (Ahmed et al. 2010).

· ULU, WC1, Wed 24; Manchester Academy 3, Thu 25 Dear Mr Fantasy London Before there was an expression to describe the condition, the late Jim Capaldi was chilled out.

"Fiyah bun" is an expression used to strongly denounce someone or something.

News reports are describing this as a "threat," which, according to Merriam-Webster, is "an expression of intention to inflict evil, injury, or damage".

Becoming "a citizen of the world" is an expression we love to use and something we aspire to be.

In Trump's lexicon, love is an expression of loyalty to be commanded from another.

In French, there is an expression that is, so-to-say, very a propos..

The game is an expression of an ideal to him.

University lecturer Emmanuelle, 33, says Nuit Debout is an expression of a desire to reform the system.

It is an expression of our commitment to democracy itself.

"But maybe it is an expression of their need to identify with him.