Sentence examples for unique expressions from inspiring English sources

She introduced them to the work of a variety of contemporary artists, emphasizing their unique expressions, or marks.

Known as "rules of purity" (Chinese: qinggui; Japanese: shingi), these rules were frequently seen as unique expressions of Chinese Zen.

That interest manifested itself cross-culturally in unique expressions of literature, poetry, dance, film, theatre, and music.

Jerry Jones-face isn't as amusing as Manningface, because Jones lost the ability to form unique expressions many years ago.

Plagiarism pillages unique expressions, specific turns of phrase, the unusual colors a writer chooses to use from a personal literary palette.

His unique expressions of anguish are couched in the physical terms of highly original works like the "Milo of Crotona"; here the composition of a figure rigid with pain is given an almost unbearable tension.

By performing meta-analysis of differentially expressed gene sets we defined a unique expression profile highly selective for quiescent HSC.

Our work is to find the balance between context and the unique expression of each building.

"The Price of Salt" was a unique expression of candor in a career built on artifice.

He just wants to participate in this unique expression of our democratic process in his own small, vicarious way.

Though creative concepts and ideas are not protected by copyright laws, the unique expression of the idea is.