Sentence examples for was a true expression of from inspiring English sources

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

Horvath liked the long finish and Prial said that, though soft, it was a true expression of nebbiolo.

Often it was a true expression of Christian feeling and sympathetic hope; occasionally, it represented, as now, a scarcely concealed dismay that the world contained those with such frustrating defects.

"It is not possible that this is a true expression of people's opinion," she said.

Here, the broken lines and scattered thoughts are a true expression of grief.

By example, she persuades us to have faith in our creative works, not because someone else approves of them but because they're a true expression of ourselves.

"After tasting these grapes, I segregated a portion and wanted the wine to be a true expression of their quality as well as their terroir" -- their unique agricultural origins.

Making Jones my first preference – my "X" will go in the first column of the pink ballot paper – will be a true expression of my conviction and endorse the Green agenda but without reducing my ability to affect the result of the contest between the only two candidates who can win: those supra-party entities known as "Boris and Kenen".

It's a true expression of me.

It can never be a true expression of the people.

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