Sentence examples for the greatest expression of from inspiring English sources

The Last Movie (Dennis Hopper, 1971) A truly wild western, perhaps the greatest expression of the 1960s zeitgeist.

And art, once the greatest expression of what it means to be human, had become little more than a decoration to conceal and soothe mankind's epic failure.

The diffusion of power through local control, thereby encouraging individual participation, is the essence of federalism and the greatest expression of democracy.

Should the greatest expression of the world's greatest superpower still look like a building site on inauguration day, critics will have been handed a gift-wrapped metaphor for American imperial decline.

I wanted to hear more about Panti's assertion that drag is the greatest expression of the theatre arts, and more about the creation of her persona beyond tantalising references to "lash application" and "tucking".

Mr. Cole says the simple two pages of the report constitute the greatest expression of "the sacred values" of a great university.

And for Eminem the path to love--the greatest expression of human goodness and kindness--all too often finds expression in the heights of human irrationality, the depths of despair and the pains of darkness.

The five men pushed and challenged each other, keeping structure to a bare minimum, in one of the greatest expressions of democracy in jazz.

"The greatest expressions of joy or sorrow, they're considered a bit uncouth or in poor taste, because you're supposed to be able to handle anything that comes your way".

"Christmas (Baby, Please Come Home)" -- is that not one of the greatest expressions of the holiday spirit you have ever heard?

Further evidence of imbalance in estrogen homeostasis derives from the greater expression of estrogen-protective enzymes, COMT and NQO1 (Fig. 2), in women without breast cancer and greater expression of estrogen-activating enzymes, CYP19 and CYP1B1 (Fig. 2), in breast tissue of women with breast cancer [82].