Sentence examples for it expresses something about from inspiring English sources

"I feel it expresses something about Nicolas Ghesquière's own first tentative steps at Vuitton," she said.

She didn't mention that she was ill but spoke about her work and how she hoped that it expressed something about the world she came from.

But think about the phrase — Princeton family — a little, and you'll realize that it expresses something essential about the complicated role that our alma mater plays in our lives.

The grid expresses something about a common New York ideal of busyness and intersection — mercantile capitalist order as a devouring Dionysian force — more than it enforces that ideal.

If we take very seriously the common view that Aristotle claims that every immediate premise of a demonstration expresses something about an existing entity, then one may well wonder how the principles of demonstration, axioms and posits, can be premises of demonstrations.

The lament was one I heard often in Vancouver, and it seemed to express something about the dislocation that comes with an enviable international existence.

The seal's design is usually complicated to avoid counterfeiting, but it can also express something about the institution's history or mission.

So when you have the opportunity to do a sex scene and still be a real, thinking person in the midst of it, it can be an incredible way of expressing something about who you're playing and something about the story.

For those few who have expressed something about it on social media, I've seen a lot of dismissive responses (many of them well intentioned).

To express something about love or death in 10 minutes is fast!

One notes a more or less stifled urge to express something about the American experience.