Sentence examples for most powerfully expressed from inspiring English sources

Furtwängler's faith that music most powerfully expressed spiritual aspirations was not unique to him, or even, though he might have disagreed, to German culture.

As most powerfully expressed by George Fox (1624 91), Friends felt that their "experimental" discovery of God would lead to the purification of all of Christendom.

Nonetheless, the teaching remains most powerfully expressed in the way it is lived -- in this case by thousands of people willing to make lifetime commitments to serve Jews not of their movement, and often in obscure and isolated places.

"She is an artist whose long career of incomparable achievements is most powerfully expressed by the fact that her acclaimed 'Yentl' was such a milestone film," Ann Tenenbaum, the chairwoman of the society's board, said in a statement.

Offbeat tales such as "Two Disagreeable Pigeons" lighten the truly affecting desolate vision that colours Highsmith's work, most powerfully expressed in "The Trouble with Mrs Blynn, The Trouble with the World", in which a dying woman's focus on a petty issue, her epiphany arriving too late, provides a perfectly proportioned allegory.

But, while that is the strongest account of the recognised text, the themes and implications of the play are most powerfully expressed for me in two modern-day updates both first seen in 2001: the Hollywood teen-flick O, which shifts the action to a high-school basketball team, and an adaptation made for ITV television under the original title, scripted by Andrew Davies.

The uli figures are carved and painted with powerfully expressed features and a clearly defined anatomy.

As well as in song, it has been powerfully expressed in film and books.

Bob's ethical passions were powerful, and powerfully expressed in the Review, but he never put on moral airs.

In religious art, this cosmic dynamic is powerfully expressed in the half-Shakti, half-Shiva deity known as Ardhanari.

This cultural theme is powerfully expressed during one scene of Creed in which Rocky travels to the cemetery.