give expression to something

In this, however, the Qur'an has given voice to the greatest and most eloquent expression ever known to man.

This scoring system gives rise to the popular expression "Close only counts in horseshoes".

To see these birds of a feather side by side one last time gives a new meaning to the expression "on the same page."

Recalling the nude swimming vote, he said it gave new meaning to the expression that "a member was voting to cover his rear."

Her father was a Jones, of the family that gave rise to the expression "keeping up with the Joneses."

At least when it comes, it will give pleasant new meaning to the expression "everybody gains."

The focus is also given to the academic expression of our Pentecostal convictions.

The eye ridges gave no surprise to the expression, only a sense of calm.

He could therefore not have given a name to the expression on Gerasimovich's face.

It gives new meaning to the expression "Being sold a bill of goods."