Our observations may be representative of cultural differences in stoicism, expression, beliefs, and attitudes to pain perception and management.
Since this early work, numerous authors have published cultural differences regarding stoicism, expression, beliefs, and attitudes with regard to pain and pain perception.
History demonstrates, in particular the 1950's McCarthy period, that government officials should not employ their official status and power to attempt to censor, alter or pressure artists to change their expressions, beliefs, presentations of facts or political viewpoints.
What the patient manifests is not an isolated series of independent referring symptoms/signs but rather certain wholes of interpenetrating experiences, feelings, expressions, beliefs, and actions, all permeated by biographical detail.
According to Williams (2002: 74), in an assertion, the speaker either gives a direct expression of belief, or he intends the addressee to "take it" that he has the belief (cf. Owens 2006).
This makes the painting a hopeful expression of belief at a moment of catastrophe.
In fact, Mr. McConnell is a fierce opponent of any government action that involves coercion of individual religious expression or belief.
The blasphemy law "turns them [minorities] into second-class citizens, deprived of freedom of expression or belief," says Human Rights Watch's Ali Dayan Hasan.
For poems that are a public expression of belief, Eliot uses in the Quartets a lot of private and personal references.
But at the end of the day, I felt that I owed it to everyone in Northern Ireland to take a stand in defence of freedom of conscience, expression and belief.
