In the case of musical performance, the manner of expression and the content of what is expressed are distinct: the manner of a performance of a symphony may differ substantially when led by two different conductors.
Moreover, both articles were blatantly one-sided in their content and manner of expression.
Making pictures is my natural, and perhaps only, true manner of expression.
The government could regulate the collection and use of information, or the time, place, and manner of expression.
"I was testing people's ability to detect sarcasm based entirely on paralinguistic cues, the manner of expression," Dr. Rankin said.
Combining this reflective, enigmatic mien with an unusual manner of expression, Levin has struck a distinctive not e in the upper echelons of American business..
Daffy's own manner of expression included a prominent lisp often accompanied by the expelling of saliva.
Because he was a conscious literary stylist, both his thought and his manner of expression gave life to his work.
The truth is, every poem is about its own manner of expression, no matter how limpid that articulation may seem.
It is in "Only Connect: Some Aspects of the Work of Humphrey Jennings" that Anderson comes closest to writing about himself: "the manner of expression was always individual, and became more and more so.
