Simple yet rich language marks his posthumous works, Roseau (1932) and the unfinished La Dupe (1944).
Language marks the real difference between spectators and these saucer-eyed men, who are obsessed with pencils.
The Campo de flores (1893; "Field of Flowers") of João de Deus contained some of the finest short poems in the language, marked by a spontaneous simplicity.
"First impressions are invaluable and body language marks an interviewee's first communication with a potential employer," says David Press, a chief executive at recruitment specialists Proceed.
According to Paul-Simon Handy, deputy executive director of the Institute for Security Studies in Pretoria, Gabon's decision to move towards using English as a working language marks a clear break with the past.
Wilson contributes two sets of artist's books, each page of which reads "Perfect," while Art & Language marks the history of such verbal-visual practice with two grand chart drawings from the early seventies.
Rouhani's conciliatory language marked a radical change from the presidency of his predecessor, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, and a break from tradition dating to the 1979 revolution of referring to the US as the "Great Satan".
It is a bit like a parent straining to hear language emerging from their baby's babble of sound – but with a baby this emergent language marks the beginning of the great formation of the self, and is full of hope and possibility.
Such bluntly critical language marks a rhetorical shift for Obama.
The upbeat remarks and breezy body language marked a stark contrast to the furrowed brows and verbal sniping traded between Greek and German ministers in recent weeks, sinking relations to record lows.
