Any party to an intelligence transaction is trapped in what the sociologist Erving Goffman called an "expression game".
Kripke (1980) calls an expression a rigid designator if it refers to the same object in every possible world.
Instead of pursuing the same failing transaction-oriented business model, imeem is focused instead on maximizing ad impressions by emphasizing music discovery and providing users with what Jang calls "an expression element" with customized personal pages and the creation and sharing of song and video playlists.
I wrote most of my love scenes after dancing tango, which after all has been called "a vertical expression of a horizontal desire".
Pursuing this goal with a sophisticated tool called a gene expression chip, researchers have now compared the genetic activity of the chimp and human brain, the organ that presumably holds the vital difference.
Over the years, as his cinema became more cerebral, his style grew starker and more subdued, moving away from what he called "a distracting expression wherein shots succeed each other ceaselessly".
Although their caffè-espresso color was the same, the shyness, any traces of real vulnerability that they had formerly held, had left them; now he looked at people with assurance, and with what can only be called a pitying expression, as though he dwelt in spheres of enlightenment where they, to his regret, did not.
Each show was crafted to meet the psychological and emotional needs of young viewers by delivering what Rogers called "a neighborhood expression of care".
Therefore, we conclude that UHC, as proposed by the UNSDSN, can be called a practical expression of the right to health care.
Hyde-Smith did not at first apologize for her "public hanging" comment, which she initially called an "exaggerated expression of regard" in a statement.
