She grew up working-class Italian-American in the Baltimore area and imbibed from an early age the erotics of pain peculiar to Italianate Catholicism: the body is to be chastised, but rich pleasure may be taken in that remonstration (which, of course, often stokes the fires of artistic expression).
"Is setting fire to the Bible freedom of expression?
Prime Minister Erdogan says a bullet has been fired at democracy and freedom of expression.
FIRE's work defending freedom of expression and academic freedom on campus would be easier if this were true.
Intragenic DNA methylation is targeted to genes with low variability of expression among fire ant individuals (fig. 2 B).
One paramilitary announced that a vote for independence would result in a "sea of fire", an expression referring to the Bandung Sea of Fire during Indonesia's own war of independence from the Dutch.
This is bolstered by the observed differences in firing properties, expression of molecular markers, and connectivity of different neurons within this population [ 8, 49, 50, 52, 53].
(The wonderful soundtrack -- with a score by the avant-jazz saxophonist David Murray and contributions from numerous African performers -- has a come-hither fire, too.) Music becomes a form of expression for the cast members, especially the women; Karmen sings and chants her desires, and the world-beat pulse is a kind of trigger to her unconscious, which is not too deep below the surface.
The terrifying incident over the Atlantic, which ended only after passengers tackled the man as he tried to light a match and set the tongue of one of his sneakers on fire, drew expressions of alarm from members of Congress and from groups representing the interests of airline passengers.
The cafe in northern Copenhagen, known for its jazz concerts, was hosting an event titled "Art, blasphemy and the freedom of expression" when the shots were fired.
