Sentence examples for spectacular expression from inspiring English sources

On Friday, in Sochi, the product of that coöperation will have its most spectacular expression yet.

That same year, Severini's shattered vision found a spectacular expression in a Paris view simply titled "Le Boulevard".

Canary Wharf has been for the last 20 years the most spectacular expression of London's transformation into a city with levels of inequality that previous generations liked to think they'd fought a war to eliminate.

This "I Love Lucy" sensibility found its most spectacular expression in "Absolutely Fabulous," which arose out of a skit on "French and Saunders," and for which Ms. Wax serves as script editor.

Punk as spectacular expression took hold more in England, largely in the hands of the Sex Pistols impresario Malcolm McLaren and the radical designer Vivienne Westwood at their influential King's Road shop called at one point Sex, and later, Seditionaries, among other names.

Unhindered by anything resembling talent, with its inherent self-consciousness and code of responsibilities, the artists behind these works enjoy a spectacular freedom of expression.

We also found spectacular inductions of expression during the oxidative stress response of 11 small transcripts at 2h (Teg1, 4, 21, 24, 26, 28, 42, 61, 69, 73 and 91).

Statistical analysis and post-screening procedures highlighted spectacular differences in expression profiles of type 2 diabetic brains.

Roy just lolled around in the foam after one rather spectacular fall, wearing an expression of pure joy.

In the present study, we found four independent clones for a lamprey pleiotrophin, which unexpectedly showed a spectacular dorsal midline type of expression profile (Fig. 8; see also Figure S8 for phylogeny).

As the movie makes very clear, ISIS's spectacular brutality is not merely the expression of human degradation; it's a very calculated effort to intimidate and control local people and to lure outsiders with the excitement of total domination.