The phrase "a subjective expression" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing opinions, feelings, or interpretations that vary from person to person.
Example: "Art is often considered a subjective expression, as each viewer may interpret a piece differently based on their own experiences."
Alternatives: "a personal interpretation" or "an individual viewpoint".
These emotions of love are subjectively express by the father in the interview, as they acquire a subjective expression that is communicated silently by both participants.
The nub of the differences between them is that for Bayesians the prior can be a subjective expression of the degree of belief in a hypothesis, even one about a unique event or one that has as yet never occurred.
So we turn language, which is a subjective expression, into an objective data source".
That idea, simply put, is that subjective expression has a critical role to play in architecture at this moment of the city's transition from an industrial to a cultural space.
Robert Schumann (1810 56) represents the best aspects of early Romanticism; these include an interest in tone colour, melodiousness, a free approach to details of form, and subjective expression in which enthusiasm plays a large part.
Although we do not have a definitive explanation for the lack of correlation between EASI scores and the perception of itch induced with cowhage, we note note that clinical features such as lichenification, excoriations, pigmentation and disease extension on body areas (included in this scoring) may have a limited ability to reflect the subjective expression of itch severity in patients [23].
Because Madeleine is a literature student on an American campus in the 80s, the novel is haunted by the semiotic turn in literature – the idea that no true subjective expression is possible, that all expression is only a code.
A vast sheet of paper neatly gridded with thumbprints, by Joel Shapiro, solemnizes the passing of the archaic medium of subjective expression.
Minkoff also renounced the earlier poetry of mood in favour of more thoroughly subjective expression.
Moreover, as Koestenbaum argues, Warhol was "more of a fine artist in the 1950s" as a commercial illustrator than in the 1960s as a Pop artist, if by 'fine' we mean the apparent signs of craft, handwork and subjective expression.
Even though there is only one sentence (divided by full stop punctuation), the subjective expression involves 4 groups of the object description, which should be listed separately.
