Sentence examples for means of self-expression from inspiring English sources

The beaks have their own furtive means of self-expression.

Like his father, Mr. Bush prefers more elemental means of self-expression than the verbal.

Fashion as a means of self-expression remains deep in Cherry's bones.

He sees art less as a means of self-expression and more as a global lingua franca.

But here, Mr. Racine said, "they have become a means of self-expression, and everyone personalizes or customizes them".

To what extent is it a means of self-expression, to what extent a way of interpreting other people's music, to what extent a social act?

A simple mean of self-expression that is not as time-consuming than blogging, peer recognition ("Andy Warhol was wrong. We're not going to be famous for 15 minutes. We're each going to be famous for 15 People").

It currently syndicates content to newspapers, radio and TV with its comedy as a means of self expression – quite a big deal in that part of the world, shall we say.

Though a departure from the music videos and films that made him famous, including The Science of Sleep (2006) and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004), illustration is a fairly fluid extention of Gondry's creativity, and a major means of self-expression--in some ways perhaps more organic than the written word.

The writers of Enculturation, Steven Best and Douglas Kellner, have noted that Snoop Dogg and other rappers only condemn violence when it is directed against them, otherwise "they celebrate it, internalize it, and embrace it as an ethos and means of self expression," which some believe has an effect on the black-on-black crime.

But every time the government harasses people who are pursuing legal means of dissent or of self-expression, it makes a tear in India's democratic fabric.