Here, Kirkland combines this responsiveness with a subtle rubato (or "bending") of the score – watch the way, for example, she borrows a beat at 0 12 and expends it on that lovely airy balance at 0 13 – so that what emerges is a kind of conversation between her and the piano.
With like reason may we blame those who misuse that love of inquiry and observation which nature has implanted in our souls, by expending it on objects unworthy of the attention either of their eyes or their ears, while they disregard such as are excellent in themselves, and would do them good.
We cannot use money for more appropriate assistance/placements if we are expending it on shelter".
To him, Polissky has what seems a wealth of time and money and he expends it on whimsies.
One thing I love about "Mad Men is that it not only resists description (despite the billions of words expended on it) -- it also skirts past absolute pessimism.
The amount of political energy expended on it far outweighs its economic significance.
In addition, Intel suffered as a result of the vast sums and resources it expended on its long-overdue and ill-fated Itanium chip, developed in partnership with Hewlett-Packard.
There came a point, years later, when talking about this work-in-stasis was the only effort Capote expended on it, and the mid-seventies unveiling of its few accumulated pages, onto which the writer had spilled the very recognizable swans' confidences, finished him off both as social lion and as artist.
It is, anyway, a moot point now, and probably not worth the energy I'm expending on it.
