Sentence examples for expression of course from inspiring English sources
There are downsides to freedom of expression, of course.
"The notion of spontaneous and unmediated expression" of course.
Such laws are bad for freedom of expression, of course, but in seeking to shield adherents from criticism of their faith, they ultimately weaken religion, too.
But, as we know, there are a lot of places that aren't safe spaces and I think drag in most cities, at least in America, continues to be a safe space for someone to kind of experiment with gender expression – of course!
Not all emotions have characteristic facial expressions, of course, and so studies tend to concentrate upon a small set of basic emotions e.g., anger, disgust, fear, joy, sadness, and surprise.
"Facial expressions, of course, reflect the person's attitude... Eyes are windows to the soul".
Grant's damascene conversion to the cause of freedom of expression is of course welcome.
The issue of free and critical expression is, of course, crucial for students and professors.
The expression recalls, of course, Orwell's Animal Farm, and the subject of the book brings to mind that other dystopia, Huxley's Brave New World, with its nightmarish vision of the manipulation and manufacture of human life.
"A cultural cauldron for Latino and African-American expression and, of course, with all the historical benchmarks like the Harlem Renaissance".
They write:[A] parliament with too few representatives is not "democratic" enough, possibly leading to an unstable political system, in which various undesirable forms of political expression, including of course violent ones, will develop.
