I'm the one who gets the disease, a rare form of motor neuron disease, in its full expression.
The origin of the cult drama as a spontaneous event is still evident for example, among the Asante in Africa but it had its fullest expression in Mesopotamia and Egypt.
It found its fullest expression in Brothers (1983), a 500-page novel that follows several generations of a Jewish family through a fight for survival that takes them from 19th-century Tsarist Russia to western Europe and Nazism, then back to modern Russia and its continued persecution of the Jews.
Carey's championing of conventional values against those of the intellectual and social elite, a recurrent theme of his journalism in the 70s and 80s, found its fullest expression in his book The Intellectuals and the Masses (1992).
This suggests the humanitarianism of our age demands – in Iraq, Afghanistan, Gaza, Libya – flattened cities, heaps of corpses, strife and bloodshed in order to find its fullest expression.
While the movement was born in Lower Manhattan, amid the skyscrapers of global finance it aimed to take down, Occupy arguably reached its fullest expression in the San Francisco Bay Area, where the sprouting of controversial tent cities and violent clashes with police quickly became a regular occurrence.
This complete denial of inclination by calculating reason finds its fullest expression (in an ironic suggestion that would surely horrify Kant) in the writings of the Marquis de Sade.
Some Romans such as Seneca were critical of the brutal spectacles, but found virtue in the courage and dignity of the defeated fighter rather than in victory —an attitude that finds its fullest expression with the Christians martyred in the arena.
This fascination finds its fullest expression in his Masks series.
His obsession with pared-down design found its fullest expression in the Villa Muller's unadorned white cubic facade.
It's all because of the Enlightenment, he argues, and the gradual spread of the problem-solving mentality that finds its fullest expression in science.
