The common sense of the matter is most pithily, if not most elegantly, expressed in the words of Mr. Justice McLean on circuit in United States v. Keen, 26 F.Cas. p. 686, No. 15,510 (CC Ind.1839).
The mix of admiration and fear at the smashing of the glass ceiling by any woman who wore the trousers was expressed in the words of the Socialist President François Mitterrand of France in 1984 — during a spat over the European Economic Community budget.
The changed attitude to landscape is aptly expressed in the words of Théodore Rousseau, the most controversial representative of the new school: "Our art can only attain pathos through sincerity".
The song was coupled with "How Do You Keep the Music Playing?," in which he emphasized its lurking fear expressed in the words, "The more I love the more that I'm afraid/That in your eyes I may not see forever".
Shelley's challenge to us is expressed in the words he speaks to the worldly, mocking Byron in "Julian and Maddalo": It is our will That thus enchains us to permitted ill - We might be otherwise - we might be all We dream of, happy, high, majestical.
This privileging of grief over and before any hope of healing is powerfully expressed in the words of the Hebrew biblical prophets.
He seems to have been averse to all speculative thought, and his only creed, we fear, was expressed in the words— Beauty is truth, truth beauty".
Toby Wilkinson said he had decided to begin work on the anthology because there was a missing dimension in how ancient Egypt was viewed: "The life of the mind, as expressed in the written word".
It would be nonsense to urge men to love their oppressors in an affectionate sense … When we speak of loving those who oppose us we speak of a love which is expressed in the Greek word Agape.
