Sentence examples for more an expression from inspiring English sources

It's more an expression of surprise.

It's more an expression of feeling, not scene painting.

The Tahitian-themed room for his Gauguins was more an expression of a colonialist's playland mentality.

The comment was more an expression of exasperation than a recommendation for policy, the officials said.

It was more an expression of youthful exuberance, a celebration of achievement on a personal level.

It wasn't arrogance; it was more an expression of the natural superiority he had about him.

Indeed, a signature could be more subtle — an expression of temperament.

It's more than an expression of physical weariness — it's an aching of the soul.

It's more of an expression of all the previous communication.

Maybe they are no more than an expression of his backstage, cerebral fun – of the drunkenness of form being various.

But by now Oldham's abiding interest in truly popular song is more appealing: an expression of impudence and aspiration.