Women who spend time together and form an intimacy often develop the ability to silently communicate warnings ― something I have never before seen expressed so pointedly on television.
What we see is a production that gloriously revels in Kneehigh's strength: strong commitment to theatrical presentation, expressed here, as so often, by clever manipulation of puppets and an energetic (if technically limited) physicality.
"The idea so often expressed that classical technique is hampering to artistic expression is erroneous and misleading".
That there is surprise so often expressed at how much they have in common betrays the underlying issue, I'd suggest.
The fighting talk so often expressed by Greek unions since the outbreak of the debt crisis was certainly not matched today by the limp turnout for the traditional May Day rallies.
In an imperfect democracy, where discontent is so often expressed on the streets because of parliamentary weakness, that is not such a bad way of checking the power of an over-mighty presidency.
The most successful modern skyscrapers retain a comprehensible scale, in spite of their size, by the repetition of some such module, and this is one reason why the skeleton is so often expressed on the exterior even when it is hidden behind walls.
As is so often expressed by successful women, Khia believes the industry is harder on her gender.
Although some inaugural traditions have changed since Lincoln's time, the swearing-in ceremony continues to symbolize the ideals of renewal, continuity, and unity that he so often expressed".
However, the need, so often expressed by citizens, to have an adequate explanation of the technical and diagnostic procedures pertaining to the error, cannot be ignored.
