Sentence examples for need for self expression from inspiring English sources

The winner in social VR will start with the premise that relationships between people, their need for self expression and emotive communication is fundamental to the VR experience.

Protest may be ineffective, but it answers to a public need for self-expression.

That's where reticence has to make its deal with the need for self-expression.

Saffaa says her work is motivated not only by political injustice but a visceral need for self-expression.

In some districts, administrators seek to define the line between classroom distraction and the student's need for self-expression.

There is an intense need for self-expression among the oppressed in our country.

The contemporary enthusiasm for live performance, and many other cultural factors, mostly to do, I think, with the need for self-expression, lies behind this new-old genre.

"But this traditional representation was also in conflict with my need for self-expression," the sculptor recalled in Singapore at the opening of his show last week.

Joyce begins by dismissing Tzara as "an over-excited little man, with a need for self-expression far beyond the scope of your natural gifts".

It would be wrong to assume there was anything behind this except — well, except Derek's need for self-expression, which I don't not take seriously".

During this era the South African poet Mongane Wally Serote remarked: There is an intense need for self-expression among the oppressed in our country.