Sentence examples for powerfully expressed from inspiring English sources
The uli figures are carved and painted with powerfully expressed features and a clearly defined anatomy.
Hatred and fear of civil war is powerfully expressed by both Virgil and his contemporary Horace.
As well as in song, it has been powerfully expressed in film and books.
Bob's ethical passions were powerful, and powerfully expressed in the Review, but he never put on moral airs.
The current threats to democracy cry out for reasoned and powerfully expressed analysis, but regrettably, neither of these books comes anywhere near to offering it.
As most powerfully expressed by George Fox (1624 91), Friends felt that their "experimental" discovery of God would lead to the purification of all of Christendom.
Its form powerfully expresses the collapse of society's bonds.
Yet it also powerfully expresses how uncomfortable some men are with this privilege.
Like Chekhov, she observes and powerfully expresses the detail that fixes a scene, whether interior or exterior.
"In that context, it powerfully expresses the feelings of a social movement that was sweeping Russia at the time it was written.
Courbet's "Stone-Breakers" (1849; destroyed during World War II) and Millet's harrowing "Quarriers" (c. 1847; Toledo Museum of Art, Ohio) powerfully express their creators' concern for the poor.
