Sentence examples for true expression of the from inspiring English sources

To me it was a true expression of the nebbiolo grape.

A true expression of the nebbiolo grape in Barbaresco.

The newspaper defended its manipulation, saying the doctored photo gave the "true expression of the prominent stance of President Mubarak".

While a true expression of the gold standard in men's personal style, sprezzatura, informs the success of the best-dressed woman as well, if to a lesser degree.

Valentine's Day and ecstasy irritate the love purist because orchestrating a romantic rush with either a holiday or a drug cheapens the view of coupling as a true expression of the self.

I've been kicked out of all manner of pubs, clubs, and bars, but to get barred for life feels like a true expression of the art of pissing people off.

They extract, from the divine jokes inflicted on Jews over the millennia, the true expression of that bitter metaphysical humor in mass culture, in such works as "F Troop" (the show figures in the movie), which — along with the Coens' own films — come off as the authentic secular redemption of traditional Jewish culture.

The choice of a reference gene that shows variation between sample-types will clearly bias estimation of the expression of other genes within the samples, since subtraction of said reference gene's expression value from a gene will lead to over or underestimation of the true expression of that gene.

It has pushed it into retreat, undermining the true expression of this much needed energy.

Developing a new generation of antipoverty vaccines is a true expression of that concept.

But I like to think that there is another kind of fiction to be written, the truest expression of the form, which embraces the quotidian nature of Twitter and its movements in real time.