It's difficult to express through words because by definition, it harbors a quality that proves "unaccountable" and "baffling".
King's argument is an example of explicit, conscious prejudice, when someone outwardly expresses, through words or behavior, a view denigrating a particular group.
He also has many anxieties that he can't express through words, though we can see it in the way he carries his body: when he fidgets his fingers, or darts his nervous eyes around the room.
For immediate contraries formed by narrow-scope predicate term negation, the rendering $a$ is not-$F$ in the traditional quasi-English phrasing corresponds to what Aristotle expresses through word order, utilizing the distinction between e.g., einai mê leukon "to be not-white" and m�� einai leukon "not to be white" (Prior Analytics I 51b10).
Further discussions [15 17] highlighted the relevance of meaning as part of the communication process as, for example, more abstract ideas are expressed through longer words [18].
My friend, you have shown me that some things in life can only be expressed through actions, because words and expressions cannot capture them.
When our emotional activations are expressed, both through words and non-verbal facial expressions, tone of voice, body language, posture, if they are seen by someone who is attuned to our affects, they'll empathize and 'mirror back' the emotions by reflecting back similar expressions (note Peter Fonagy's research in 'Affect Regulation, Mentalization, and the Development of the Self').
The Court of Appeal construed section 8B(1) in accordance with the clear legislative intention expressed through the plain wording of the provision.
When I sat with the mothers in their homes, I saw the deepest of human pain, impossible to express through mere words.
