By the time they got around to expressing horror at his hot-mic moment, it rang painfully hollow.
Newer elements — stumbling, a hobbled quality — combine with his familiar whip-around explosions to express being in a body and trying to break free.
I can't even get my mind wrapped around that". Brown went on to express shock that the video of his silver medal-winning free skate had gotten 800,000 views on YouTube -- it's now 1.5 million as of Thursday afternoon -- before, literally, letting his trademark shaggy hair down.
"As a result, people are casting around for a way to express that frustration, anger.
Mayoral aides are also encouraging high-powered academic leaders from universities around the country to express their support for her.
Last September, hundreds of youths battled security forces around the embassy to express outrage over a video made in the United States and posted online that was seen as mocking the Prophet Muhammad.
Last month the Greek president, Karolos Papoulias, whose role is largely ceremonial, waived his annual state income of around 300,000 euros to express solidarity with Greeks who have had their salaries and pensions cut.
"We also call on everyone to gather at Danish embassies around the world, to express their solidarity with the Danish people who suffered terror attacks yesterday, to light a candle in memory of yesterday's victims and to stand tall and strong against terror.
And over the past year or so, her writing has become more engagé: she's opened her laptop at tournaments around the world to express her views on gun control, the refugee crisis, climate change, Black Lives Matter, Donald Trump, and, especially, all things that thwart or threaten equality for women.
"Our mission is to inspire individuals around the world to express their unique beauty.
