Sentence examples for latest expressions from inspiring English sources

The latest expressions for being intoxicated are "buzzed," "punch drunk," and "mugged".

The project is one of the latest expressions of a growing conversation about the portrayal of women in science fiction and fantasy cover art.

Leaders of Egypt's political opposition have also expressed their support — as usual, trailing behind the latest expression of popular discontent.

The author was branded; this book is the latest expression of the biographer as marked man.

These strikes will be the latest expression that the tide has turned back against the government".

It is, I suppose, the latest expression of that now vintage and troublingly prophetic bumper sticker: In Google we trust.

Despite being part of the law, human rights are the latest expression of the urge to resist domination and oppression.

The female bishops fiasco is the latest expression of the long-running problems that have led to this situation.

The latest expression of the market position is found in the HP2 Sport, a lightweight performance machine based on the R1200 S boxer twin.

It's impossible to be surprised by this morsel of news, merely the latest expression of Trump's mundane, antediluvian misogyny.

The purchase is just the latest expression of what seems to be a steady migration of motorcycle makers toward the top of the market.