Sentence examples for new forms of expression from inspiring English sources

"At its heart, fashion should be about forward thinking and new forms of expression," says Reid. "Fashion has never been about normalcy".

If modern art does not come up, explain that modernism "a self-conscious break with the past and a search for new forms of expression" (www.m-w.com).

"Part of change is very painful and very risky, but it is the only possible route I think to those new forms of expression.

While the essence of the festival remains largely unchanged, the faithful have found new forms of expression that are quickly incorporated into ritual.

His powerful voice reminds us, over and over again, of the responsibility of writers to be constantly in search of new forms of expression that may draw us out of our complacency, as he does so eloquently here.

Then, in the 1990's, she tried her hand at fiction with "The Samurai" and "The Old Man and the Wolves," novels that were not well received here but nonetheless led her to new forms of expression.

While the Indonesian Arts Academy in Yogyakarta favored decorative painting, embracing a conservative aesthetic, Mr. Harsono and some of his fellow students believed the sharp distinctions between painting, graphics and sculpture had to be eliminated so that artists could develop new forms of expressions.

Just as writing became a new way of expressing language all those thousands of years ago, texting is a new form of expression entirely representative of the way we communicate today -- that is, quickly, economically, and on the go.

Where others saw a medical condition, Stange saw the possibility of a new form of expression.

But Haydn juggled these elements into a new form of expression.

Unfortunately, there is superstition, too, about a new form of expression and thought known as Gutenberg's printing press, but King Louis XI is not superstitious.