Sentence examples for of an expression from inspiring English sources
It was that sort of an expression".
It's more of an expression of all the previous communication.
It's sort of an expression of their process of sexual liberation.
"There's nothing so immediate as fashion, in terms of an expression of one's values and one's state of mind.
Knowing this rather deflates the mystery of an expression that has suggested, to some, a visionary surveying the future.
I'm thinking about "va-va-voom" — Is it an idea of an expression of the body,of the rising pulse?
His response contained his trademark political mix of an expression of tolerance accompanied by a firm conservative position on the actual policy.
It is more of an expression of hope than a polemical packed with facts or accusations.
The meaning of an expression smaller than a sentence is similarly dependent on experience.
The sense of an expression determines what the expression refers to.
Definition, In philosophy, the specification of the meaning of an expression relative to a language.
