A few influential Republicans, however, are beginning to say that America should help the victims of the tsunami without beggaring other assistance programs, and if their view prevails then our aid will indeed be, as the Administration insists, an expression of "American values".
His paintings are artistic depictions of history, he insisted, not expressions of right or wrong.
Where every other mode of expression insists upon years of education, rehearsal and refinement before you inflict yourself on the public, rock'n'roll will cheerfully wave through anyone who has managed to beg, borrow, steal – or even save up honestly for and buy – an electric guitar.
Milton contends that governments insisting on the expression of uniform beliefs are tyrannical.
The former insist it is an expression of faith.
Scrapping the meeting, American officials insisted, was less an expression of Mr. Obama's pique than a recognition that the news media would treat it as a spectacle.
Compare 529 U. S., at 885 ("To insist on a specific expression of agency intent to pre-empt, made after notice-and-comment rulemaking, would be in certain cases to tolerate conflicts that an agency, and therefore Congress, is most unlikely to have intended. The dissent, as we have said, apparently welcomes that result ….
There have been similar cases involving Sikhs, Hindus, Orthodox Christians, nationalists and all sorts of groups who insist on forbidding the expression of what they deem offensive.
But the company insisted that the expressions of affection for Wispa on the Internet were genuine.
And in their first joint interview since the scolding, they insisted — in between expressions of frustration — that they had moved on from L'Affaire Sondheim.
