Sentence examples for most complete expression from inspiring English sources

Taxation, in this sense, is the most complete expression of our morality.

It's a style whose energy and informality feels American, but that has achieved its most complete expression in London and Paris, transforming the restaurant scenes there.

His show was the most complete expression of the style he started in Los Angeles a decade and a half ago.

Mr. Ligeti's fascination with music that sounds chaotic but is fully under his control -- unsurprising in a drummer -- finds its most complete expression in "Delta Space".

Under the German Holger Osieck, Australia have sought to develop an enterprising, high-tempo style, the most complete expression of which was seen the semi-final destruction of Uzbekistan.

In other words, while the ordinary magazines must minister to a large public little interested in poetry, this magazine will appeal to, and it may be hoped, will develop, a public primarily interested in poetry as an art, as the highest, most complete expression of truth and beauty".

A 1910 issue of The Craftsman said that in the Prior house, "we see a most complete and consistent expression of the Craftsman idea".

"I am in favour of the most complete freedom of expression for writers," he said, "but that is not the freedom to smear or to insult".

Our results provide the most complete and detailed expression profiles of the nitrogen starvation response to date.

Our results provide the most complete and detailed expression profiles of the yeast nitrogen starvation response and N. crassa early sexual development to date.

As such, we believe it to be the largest and most complete study of miRNA expression in melanoma so far.