As John Milton put it in his magnificent defense of free expression, Areopagitica, it is only by putting one's settled beliefs to the test that one can be sure of their value, and improve on their weaknesses.
Most non-professional models might have shown an iota of nerves for such an occasion, but not Wurst who looked pretty much magnificent; that steely, intense facial expression; those dramatic hand gestures; palms regally upturned and have you ever seen such masterfully defined eyebrows?
Being in full expression of your magnificent, divine self means so many different things...about 8 billion different things actually.
The Mughal School of Art was established by the Mughal Emperor as an expression of his appreciation of the magnificent achievements of Safavid shah's artists.
Killing species and destroying ecosystems desecrates the pages and chapters of this holy scripture, which is magnificent and precious beyond our reckoning and perfect in expression, formed by a hand unseen.
Would the fashion industry have to restructure and maybe make the message of beauty be about the artistry of the clothing and its varied expression on every shape and color of magnificent women?
Dickinson's poetry is both magnificent and intimate, pulling the reader in with her intensity of expression and direct address, homing in on apparently small phenomena to consider large questions.
I also want to thank you very much for being the opening act to the wedding of the century, the most magnificent event in Europe this year and, if you will pardon the expression, a true crowning achievement.
There being no other outlet for the expression of the supernatural and the cycle of the seasons, semitheatrical religious festivals, magnificent rituals, and processions once again became the principal means of community celebration.
