Sentence examples for than an expression from inspiring English sources

For Rock, "ball-and-chain" seemed more than an expression.

Or – less an assertion of truth than an expression of incredulity – This is London?

The trouble is, Durham's plan was less a plan than an expression of exasperation.

It's more than an expression of physical weariness — it's an aching of the soul.

"A referendum, however, is far more than an expression of ambiguously founded neighborhood preference.

It was a reporting of the facts rather than an expression of opinion.

But this is less a move to the "left" than an expression of simple decency.

Maybe they are no more than an expression of his backstage, cerebral fun – of the drunkenness of form being various.

"I am sorry if my statements suggested anything other than an expression of my love for my country," he wrote.

The dangers are that it becomes just a marketing ploy, rather than an expression of purpose".

How could voracious reading be anything other than an expression of curiosity, engagement and love?