Sentence examples for modern expression from inspiring English sources

We [also kept] some modern expression.

The car's face differs, too, wearing a more modern expression.

Other people say it's part of modern expression".

"There's no such thing — it is a modern expression," he said.

Even more than the Artadi, it manages to offer a modern expression of Rioja without sacrificing traditional character.

They feared that the Faustian spirit of insatiable scientific inquiry had been given modern expression.

He noted that the speaker had only a slight accent and used a number of modern expressions.

This does not mean they reject modern expressions of Chineseness, but foreign culture makes for greater status in cosmopolitan Shanghai.

At The All Souls Procession, you will see elements from many cultures around the world infused with modern expressions that are similar to Mardi Gras and Burning Man, while embodying a traditional community celebration that spans generations and nationalities.

My work integrates research and theory from cognitive psychology, human life history, evolutionary anthropology, archaeology, primatology, ethology, and oral tradition to identify continuities of form and function between ancestral and modern expressions of these behaviors.

Since the 1970s, self-help books, psychology, and some modern expressions of Christianity have viewed this disparity in terms of grace being an innate quality within all people who must be inspired or strong enough to find it: something to achieve.