Sentence examples for powerful expressions from inspiring English sources
Along the way there are powerful expressions of rejection.
Marisol's sculptures are powerful expressions of her subjects' personalities and perceived states of mind.
The wines of Priorat are the real thing, distinctive and powerful expressions of a highly unusual terroir.
He produced over 4,000 lithographs (many of them newspaper illustrations), which are visually powerful expressions of his passionate convictions.
In Act I, when Ms. Holloway brought her rich voice to Dorabella's aria "Smanie implacabili" ("Implacable desires"), the music seemed one of the most powerful expressions of sexual frustration in opera.
"Madama Butterfly," for all its greatness, certainly has problems: the sexist diminution of Cio-Cio-San (the title character, a fifteen-year-old Japanese geisha) and the Orientalist condescension toward Japanese culture coexist with powerful expressions of tenderness, nobility, and, of course, melodic genius of a high order.
They are a powerful expression of the collaborative, collective power of the online crowd.
To me, these remains are the powerful expression of emotions that we are at a loss to express in words.
"It's a powerful expression of our administration's Children First educational agenda".
Anyway, for Pugin, architecture was not separate from culture, but the most powerful expression of it.
The first round was celebrated as a powerful expression of popular will and national sovereignty.
