It has exquisite control over what genes are expressed, what variants of those genes are expressed, and how much expression there is.
But we will all learn to see the world in our own way and my wish for all of you is that you find your own voice and learn to express yourself, because behind every form of expression there is passion, and if there's one thing I've learned during all my years at school it's that you'll never really achieve success without passion.
Without freedom of expression there is no freedom at all.
"If I can use an American expression, there is a new sheriff in town," Mr. Haqqani said.
Social-media traffic contains and implies so many metrics, from poverty to literacy to freedom of expression; there is a lot of deciphering to do.
Stylish, subdued, deeply romantic in feeling but classically laconic in expression, there is a courtliness of address which became his characteristic tone.
Since there is no language-independent meaning of "Gavagai" or any other expression, there is no determinate classification of what exists, only ontological relativity: what a theory says exists is relative to the manual of translation it uses.
But Logue remains apprehensive about the economic and political implications of the regulation for freedom of expression "There is also a right to know, which comes under freedom of expression in the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Convention," he points out.
Re "Sewers, Curfews and a Ban on Gay Bias," by Dan Barry ("This Land" column, Jan . 29: If Vicco, a small town in Kentucky — and 16 other states and the District of Columbia — can protect its residents from discrimination based on gender identity or expression, there is no reason New York can't.
