Wearing his usual Giants parka, hat and good-humor-despite-everything expression, Mara said he heard everything swirling around the Giants since Sunday's crushing loss to Atlanta.
But her body language – right arm wrapped tightly around his neck, left hand clinging to his arm – conveys everything her expression cannot.
A predecessor of Mr. DePreist's at Juilliard, the conducting master Jean Morel, taught that the right hand and wrist should be "thoroughly self-sufficient," said Mr. Conlon, a Morel student; it should "do everything — time, expression, articulation, character — so that you could then apply the left hand and withhold it at will".
Watch everything: her expressions, her moods, and the way she acts, so that you can be inspired to do some similar acting, if you ever break into showbiz.
Ali had said this as he had said everything else, without expression.
"I didn't have the patience for methodical practice, because I wanted to play through everything with the expression and tempo of a performance," he said.
On the contrary, she invariably seems to have been caught unawares by the camera at some evanescent moment, and everything about her expression and bearing suggests a drama beginning long before and concluding long after the click of the shutter.
What Quaderna and Il Monumento Continuo did suggest, however, was that the way global design, planning and construction was going, we might as well all live in sparse, functional spaces, free of local colour and individual expression: everything could be replaced by the continuous, global grid.
Fluorescent proteins have been lighting up biology labs for more than a decade, glowing in response to everything from gene expression inside cells to the presence of anthrax and other biowarfare agents.
Obviously, if we had played everything as an expression of that rhythm.
Our relationship was built face-to-face, sharing everything, knowing every expression and thought.
