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

This aesthetic now thrives on forums like 4chan and the Right Stuff, where the dominant modes of self-expression are trolling and "shitposting"—transcribing the motley contents of one's id, the more bizarre or abhorrent the better.

The thought process behind what I initially cast as transphobia but soon recognised as hatred – and fear ­– of femininity was so transparent that I could picture it as a flowchart: Unavoidably, this also changed the way I presented, but with experience, I found modes of self-expression for different occasions that felt right for me.

Tipping complicates the potential implications of the world "filter" with her diverse range of subjects and their personal modes of self-expression.

As with Blaszcuk, whose credits Google Glass with returning her sense of aesthetic independence and facilitating previously foreclosed modes of self-expression, Day Bishop sees Instagram as intrinsic to her health and wellbeing.

The author has taken issue with certain aspects of early feminism, which took a stand against feminine modes of self-expression; she's also said that the story is about power dynamics more broadly, and could've been told from a man's point of view.

I simply had not found the right mode of self-expression.

(Mental Groove) Bliss it is to be alive when squiggly sawtooth synths are such a popular mode of self-expression.

Vine's end isn't just about losing data; it's about losing a vernacular, a mode of self-expression.

Jazz's associations with freedom and western decadence meant that the genre was marginalised under Ceauşescu, so even today it remains a powerful mode of self-expression.

(It's worth noting that the most famous Asian-American chefs are almost all men who chose cooking as a mode of self-expression; kitchen work was not a responsibility that the culture thrust upon them).

Mr. Hall has given Oliver, the most innately cerebral of the bunch, not only the complete arc of a story line but also a mode of self-expression that seems specific to him.