The difference principle gives expression to the idea that natural endowments are undeserved.
Dalton's theory gives expression to the idea of the real presence of elements in compounds.
My herd was on the move, and I had to keep up!" The voices give expression to the ideas and emotions of human children while also being true to the animals in question.
Zanotto, who still serves in New Jersey, recently returned to visit the church that gave expression to the ideas he formed in the Oaxacan mountains years ago.
This interpretation of the maximizing model gives expression to the common idea that a certain prudential regard for one's own future well-being is a requirement of practical reason (Nagel 1978, chaps 5 8).
Dan Fisher, a young New York-based artist, gives expression to that idea in a series of beautiful, small graphite drawings.
When he established the Mr. and Miss Umred Personality Contest, he was not bringing a new idea to Umred so much as giving expression to an existing idea.
The Kyoto School, of which Nishida was the pioneering founder, is so identified because of its common focus; Nishida's important work, East/West comparative philosophy, and an on-going attempt to give expression to Japanese ideas and concepts by means of the clarity afforded by Western philosophical tools and techniques.
The political writers of the ninth century Hincmar of Rheims, Rabanus Maurus, Jonas of Orleans etc.—are not household names, yet they gave expression to ideas that were important throughout the rest of the middle ages, in particular ideas about the role of a king and the difference between king and tyrant.[23] According to these writers, the king is in some sense a religious figure.
He was entirely dependent on mathematicians to give expression to his ideas.
