It was as lavish an expression of multilateralism as the Bush mission is stark in its unilateralism.
The customers having their hair cut on Thursday morning, or waiting their turn in weathered armchairs, were lavish in expressions of support.
Equally vibrant but more rigorously scripted, the newly composed "Will to Adorn" evoked Zora Neale Hurston's essay "Characteristics of Negro Expression" with a lavish charm bracelet of exuberant shades and explosive gestures.
Its black cut-out paper, highlighted by saturated monochrome backgrounds, serve equally well for lavish clothing, gripping battle scenes, emotional expression and exotic architecture.
The tempi on this occasion were almost uniformly too slow, and so all the finesse of expression that was here and there lavished upon a phrase counted for nothing.
DeBeck included authentic expressions such as "plime-blank" ("exactly") and "a lavish of" ("a lot of"), and included explanations of dialect unfamiliar to his readers.
Reflecting, perhaps, the resilience of freedom of expression in Brazil's unruly democracy, some observers voiced displeasure over the lavish ceremony.
"The intricate graphic is a lavish, rococo print of Twitter birds, surveillance cameras, handcuffs, chains, and alpacas, images of both expression and control," says Chiu. "It spans the continuous nearly 700 feet around the exhibition's exterior wall".
When Rihanna recently posted an image of herself listening to Anti, adorned in lavish Dolce & Gabbana leather rhinestone crown/headphone hybrid, intrepid fans attempted to gauge as much as possible from her expression.
VANESSA DEL RIO: FIFTY YEARS OF SLIGHTLY SLUTTY BEHAVIOR Taschen Despite every effort to dress this terrifying woman's indiscretions up as personal expression and an attempt to liberate the female self from the prevailing cultural constraints of the period, this lavish lunk of dead tree is as sordid as a five quid wank in a peepshow booth.
