But this movie is certainly his most formal expression of that vision.
When there are more applicants than places, some schools resort to lotteries, or "random allocations" to use the formal expression.
Certainly, there is a formal expression in Koolhaas's work you would never find in Price, but there is a huge debt there.
Contemporary e-mail style also reflects a fashion in teaching written English that considers the meaning of the message privileged over its formal expression.
Of that capacity, manifest on a grand scale, his tribunician power and proconsular imperium were only the formal expression.
It was a more formal expression of Mr. Clinton's determined cry in 1992 that he would hunt down every last voter in New Hampshire "until the last dog dies".
For clarity, refer to the following definitions from Merriam-Webster Online ( //www.m-w.com): "opinion: a view, judgment, or appraisal formed in the mind about a particular matter; a formal expression of judgment or advice by an expert".
Or, as Whitman phrased it more simply two generations before, "The shapes arise!" Together, bridge and skyline were the eidos, the formal expression of ideas the poets put into words.
Max Bond, a black architect who worked for Williams as a summer intern in 1956, sees this fluid style, which Williams also brought to the houses he designed, as more than just a formal expression.
But the movie, which the New York Film Festival is showing this afternoon and tomorrow evening at Alice Tully Hall, is certainly his most formal expression of that vision.
The three Celtic nations have made a formal expression of interest in bidding to host Euro 2020 and Platini's declaration should increase the chance of a bid.
