In his ambivalence, he was perfect for the group; he could express its self-admiration and its self-criticism and could embody the new world arriving on its doorstep.
Most plausibly, having occupied a suitable niche, a cell now able to express its self-renewal programme and producing daughter cells which differentiate to populate the bulk malignancy, becomes a CSC.
The company requires a new vocabulary to express its increasingly innovative self.
The success of the play reflects a larger cultural desire to express its sense of self through the Pocahontas myth.
Simon Schama begins Civilisations with this premise: that it is in art - the play of the creative imagination - that humanity expresses its most essential self: the power to break the tyranny of the humdrum, the grind of everyday.
They did not recognize the existence of a Jewish people which expresses its right of self-determination in the Jewish nation-state.
From Lubeck to Tallin to Bergen, the League expressed its wealth and self-confidence in fine civic spaces adorned by monumental red brick Gothic architecture.
And Egypt has expressed its hope to be self-sufficient again by 2020.
Cristiano Ronaldo and Arjen Robben express it in self-indulging petulance.
TRAI also expressed its concern over Facebook's "self-appointed spokesmanship" on behalf of its users, who had not authorised the company to do so.
System-compliant cycles/oscillations express self-similarity and self-affinity.
