Sentence examples for major expression of from inspiring English sources

The declaration was the first major expression of the Netherlands' national self-consciousness.

Weaving was done in quantity, as evidenced by Spanish accounts; and, more spectacularly, goldsmithing was a major expression of the artist's skill.

The major expression of this was a series of pieces that was later published as the memoir collection "In My Father's Court," which first appeared in Yiddish, in 1955.

He grew up in Buckinghamshire with zero desire to raze his hometown of Little Chalfont to the ground ("It's beautiful, lots of green") and had a happy childhood in which sneaking into London pubs underage to play gigs on the open mic circuit seems to have been his major expression of rebellion.

This would address his strong belief that injustice in health care is a major expression of inequality and inhumanity.

Our data clearly indicate a major expression of Tβ4 during the development of the human gastrointestinal tract.

Soil erosion and subsequent degradation has been a contributor to societal collapse in the past and is one of the major expressions of desertification in arid regions.

As scholar Perry Miller wrote in The New England Mind (1939), "Puritanism was one of the major expressions of Western intellect" and was "an important part of the whole thought of the seventeenth century".

"There are about 20 muscles of the face that produce the major expressions of emotion," she says.

One of the major expression sites of COL23A1 is skin [42], and its increased expression relates to the recurrence and metastasis of prostate cancer, which implies the existence of extracellular matrix turnover [43].

We also analysed the correlation between the three major expression patterns of BARD1 with clinicopathological variables.