Sentence examples for more genuine expression from inspiring English sources

He understood how poets were seduced by the idea of discarding traditional structure because it promised freer and more genuine expression.

His aesthetic combines some classic Celtic twilight inspirations – although Bantock had better reason than most: although he was born in London, his heritage was Scottish, so his Hebridean Symphony, for example, is a more genuine expression of Scottishness than a mere folklorist fantasy.

But there's also a practical side: "We have also noticed that the objects distract the people sitting for their portraits, and because of this we get more genuine expressions from them and less forced smiles".

This finding allowed us to address our second aim to test the prediction that more genuine expressions of positive emotion are behaviorally more contagious, and therefore should yield stronger engagement of sensorimotor cortex, in support of a facilitation account of group vocalization behavior.

Nothing more or less than a distinctly genuine expression of California... that was all".

It makes your smile look more genuine and brighter.

It is an expression of social solidarity – best expressed through more universal, non-means-tested mechanisms, which give genuine expression to the "we're all in this together" principle.

The more genuine you are the more someone will pick that up from your eyes, expressions and body language.

Occasionally, a more genuine quality peeks through.

Some passages are more genuine than others.

What could be more genuine than that?