Sentence examples for the perfect expression of from inspiring English sources

The brownies are the perfect expression of Woodward's approach.

These simple lines seem the perfect expression of the complexity of the female nature.

In that context the salary cap comes across as the perfect expression of Anglo-Saxon moderation.

The new Birger Jarl is the perfect expression of that mentality.

They reveal that the perfect expression of the nation-state is its ability to mobilize itself for destruction.

Mr. Richard Whitney, of Groton and Harvard, is, of course, the perfect expression of the perfect type.

For Vaughan Williams, the two were inextricably entwined, and the Tallis Fantasia is the most perfect expression of that unity.

"He is a strange phenomenon," Ted Hughes said of Housman, "but to my mind the most perfect expression of something deeply English and a whole mood of English history".

Utamaro's prints are the most perfect expression of a tender, loving contemplation of nature, which included not only birds and flowers but women as well.

Silence is the most perfect expression of scorn.

-MARK TWAIN Silence is the most perfect expression of scorn.