Sentence examples for most dramatic expression from inspiring English sources

Its most dramatic expression is trade.

Once oestrogens and testosterone begin to appear, it is their impact on body form which provides the most dramatic expression of adolescence.

GM's plight is only the most dramatic expression of the bleak state of the global car industry.

And using a joint session of Congress to address a single domestic issue is the most dramatic expression of this approach.

This unique fusion of the intellectual and the conative life the life of desire and action receives its most dramatic expression in Plato's doctrine of love, or eros.

Among Sharapova's awards from the WTA are Humanitarian of the Year (always a hotly contested title), Most Fashionable Player (On Court), Most Fashionable Player (Off Court) and Most Dramatic Expression.

The girl evidently hadn't expected to be spoken to by unknown people in an unknown car, and the most dramatic expressions passed over her face — she looked aghast, terrified, surprised, and then began to giggle.

But for many of us nowadays, the present writer emphatically included, the sacrifice of Isaac is one of the most dramatic expressions of the profound moral faults of most traditional religions, and Judaism in particular.

Transoceanic movements have one of its most dramatic expressions in bird migration, since millions of birds move between the two hemispheres every year.

One of the most dramatic expressions of this is in the persistent orange silcrete in the upper Lot's Wife beds the Billings Gap area, east of Blue Mesa (Figure 14d).

The T6SS shows one of the most dramatic divergent expression patterns observed in our experiments.