There is a battle with freedom of expression at the heart of this.
And Redford, judging from his bemused expression at the Golden Globes, couldn't give less of a toss.
Students, the court noted, do not "shed their constitutional rights to free speech or expression at the schoolhouse gate".
The Enlightenment had elevated individual expression at the expense of responsibility to society, while romanticism was glamorising the outsider.
This sentiment found powerful expression at the decade's end in Nation critic Joseph Wood Krutch's 1929 confession The Modern Temper.
Robert M. O'Neil, director of the Thomas Jefferson Center for the Protection of Free Expression at the University of Virginia, praised President Clinton's veto.
Ms. Bushnell herself is not Jewish, and Mr. Halevi recalls her as having "this kind of stunned expression" at the mayhem swirling through the office.
"To think Dennis died there," she said to Darren Newcumer, a farmer who stared without expression at the place where their friend, Dennis Jungbluth, 58, was fatally injured.
This has its ultimate expression at the very end: Haneke does not attempt to, as it were, sand down the broken stump of Kafka's unfinished manuscript.
Noticed drone's tendency to use expression "at the end of the day" literally, as in, "At the end of the day, I go to bed".
Minerva looks with a human expression at the sunlight coming down through an invisible window.
