Sentence examples for newfound expression from inspiring English sources

The variety reflected a newfound expression of freedom and empowerment.

I mean, this is supposed to be the age where girls start shedding their image (and clothes) in the efforts of approaching a newfound expression.

The project was a watershed moment in her career, as Perriand wholeheartedly embraced the use of steel a medium previously used only by men as her material of choice to convey newfound expressions of modern design.

But her male partner is overwhelmed by Minnie's sexuality and calls her too intense -- basically shaming her for her newfound sexual expression.

You can see it in the best-designed rooms in films, which capture the tension between coddled childhoods and newfound creative expression," he adds.

Her global Stop Telling Women to Smile 2012 campaign for instance around street harassment, was in part, a huge inspiration for Nola Darling's newfound artistic expression.

Amid newfound freedoms of expression, travel, religion, and association, there was also a palpable sense of disorientation, humiliation, and drift.

The climax of the Arab Spring may be a distant memory, but Al Hubb Thaqafa and its newfound freedom of expression is a welcome sign of things to come.

His next novel, called "Black Swan Green," after the fictional Worcestershire village in which it is set, is almost finished and is an expression of a newfound assurance, he said.

If nothing else, it is a profound expression of our newfound relevance.

One of the first major public expressions of the newfound commitment to showcasing well-designed consumer products was Macy's department store's Art in Trade Exposition (1927), which was designed by the scenic designer and Theatre Guild founder Lee Simonson and owed a major conceptual debt to the Arts Décoratifs exposition that had taken place in Paris two years earlier.