In referring to her photograph of a male youth smoking (Fig. 3), she expressed: I know people who live around me that smoke all the time and I know for a fact that they don't always look the happiest.
It was an express, I knew, because expresses were diesel-powered so they could pass Croton, where the third rail ended, and head all the way up past Beacon to the end of the line in Poughkeepsie.
"I used a poor choice of words to express what I know first-hand - raising young children and working is tough.
This is commonly expressed as "I know my rights" in contrast to appeals to a greater social good.
There is … that sinister expression about the eye, and the quiet but bitterly expressed feeling that I know portends evil … with a little whiskey in them, they dare do anything … Do not think I am frightened and laugh at my letter.
"For me, doing everything for the wedding was a way of expressing how well I know Gina," he said.
In this Aamer expresses similar sentiments: "I know there are people who do not want me ever to see the sun again.
One of the participants expressed this as; "I know it is bad but I have to eat what my daughter is cooking".
Mr. Wahid's brother, Salehudin Wahid, was quoted by local newspapers last week as saying, "I think it is impossible for the president to express inconsistent statements because I know that whatever he says, there is an underlying meaning which we do not understand".
This is purely anecdotal, but all the writers I know express similar frustrations.
