A.P. Freedom of Expression To honor one of the most important tenets of American culture, this course invites students to express themselves using their native mode of communication, emoji.
Nothing resembling a social structure exists, and the rancher's defense of the mere promise of civilization becomes an expression of personal honor.
His defense of a civilization that doesn't yet exist is an expression of personal honor, and it's so ornery and irrational that it moves even Ben Wade.
The risk of publication is the grave fact of the life, and, even among writers less inclined than Hemingway to construe words as the manifest expression of personal honor, the notion that words one has not risked publishing should be open to "continuing investigation" by "serious students of literature" could not be calculated to kindle enthusiasm.
"I have been privileged to serve as our country's 26th Secretary of Defense which has allowed me to serve alongside our men and women of the Department in defense of our citizens and our ideals," Mattis wrote, conspicuously avoiding any expression of delight, honor or gratitude toward the president.
Maybe, maybe the public restraint I saw is generational, but if Steve Jobs is to be the Princess Diana for us geeks, we're going to have to do much better in our spontaneous expression of love, honor and appreciation.
Postdocs offered their own expression of appreciation honoring Rebecca Heald, professor of molecular and cell biology, as the first recipient of the Faculty Award for Excellence in Postdoctoral Mentoring.
ABC said the program, which ran without advertising, was an expression of respect and honor.
"Engagement," he said — in the struggle for peace and social justice — "is the only expression of faith that honors God".
As they left the room, they were handed cards with Nancy Reagan's monogram in red: "With Gratitude for Your Expression of Sympathy in Honoring the Life of Nancy Davis Reagan". One woman from Simi Valley even had come twice that day.
LONDON (AP) -- From Berlin to Bangkok, tens of thousands took a stand against living in fear, as rallies defended the freedom of expression and honored the victims of a Paris newspaper attack.
