"It is time for newspaper publishers to put aside groundless claims of a threat to free expression, embrace the improvements offered under the royal charter system and rebuild the public's trust".
In between, at the lectures, we learned many useful tips: Practice for 20 minutes, rest for 10; sit with hips and shoulders square to minimize body strain; tune according to your place in the chord; draw on personal experience to give a melody expression; embrace your performance anxiety; get three notes perfect in a difficult passage, then slowly add to them.
An analytical expression embracing the coefficient of thermal softening, β, and the thermal expansion coefficient of the cross-sectional area, αA, is proposed.
Reggaeton lyrics are catchy and easy to remember and include lots of slang and expressions embraced by the younger generation.
A world where youth who are searching for their own creative forms of gender expression are embraced and encouraged to be themselves rather than to hide in fear or pretend they are just like everyone else".
Health equity, an expression increasingly embraced in the Global North, has been defined as "the absence of systematic disparities in health or in the major social determinants of health, between social groups who have different levels of underlying social advantage/disadvantage that is, different positions in a social hierarchy" [ 14].
Then, Alice-like, she steps through a mirror and is suddenly wearing a black dress and a come-hither expression, and is embraced by a dark stranger wearing a tuxedo.
The philosophy of language, in a word, is identical with the philosophy of poetry and art, the science of intuition-expression, aesthetics; which embraces language in its whole extension, passing beyond the limits of phonetic and syllabic language, and in its unimpaired reality as living and completely significant expression.
A project, like the Vintage Cave, is always a work in progress, an expression that must embrace the vagaries of history, economy and art.
The sexual revolution was a movement during the 1960s and 70s that moved away from the strict moral codes that disapproved of sexual expression, and instead embracing sexual desire and moving beyond heteronormative standards.
