But, whereas Helms practiced conservative politics in a manner that a critic once described as "mean for Jesus," DeMint, a former marketing consultant, presented a more genial, telegenic presence, and he took pains to couch his criticism of Obama's policies in expressions of kind regard for Obama: "I like President Obama very much...
("Clearly a subconscious phallic expression of some kind," he told me).
And even the circulation of the Langston Hughes poem, the way in which poetry allows for the expression of a kind of feeling that is always underground, is almost like an underground electricity or current.
Part of the problem is that the stories we tell and retell about baseball itself — and the casting of a simple summer sport as an expression of a kind of national aesthetics and morality.
DeVos, the Magic owner, never commented on his controversial statement, but it was made in the context of a political discussion about same-sex-marriage laws, rather than as an expression of some kind of systematic, if irrational, intolerance.
Even if we don't remotely buy the notion that reality has been drowned by its simulations, we accept it as the melodramatic expression of a kind of truth.
The problem is different: by becoming the vernacular expression of every kind of individual aspiration and desire, and a dominant language of public policy, they have lost their significance and edge.
As all our authors remind us, Mormonism was just one of countless sects dating from the Second Great Awakening, that period of the early nineteenth century which saw the first expression of the kind of hyper-emotional, revivalist Methodism that has remained the signature style of American Christianity into our own time.
However, some E. coli strains developed for the expression of this kind of genes are appearing in the market.
Nuclear reprogramming describes a switch in gene expression of one kind of cell to that of another unrelated cell type.
