Sentence examples for methods of expression from inspiring English sources
Our best and brightest should be encouraged to find new methods of expression; direct action in protest must not stifled.
However, the artists say the sackings reflect a trend towards reimposing such restrictions, and the government's growing willingness to court religious conservatives by cracking down on methods of expression deemed "offensive" or "immoral".
The unreliable narrator of The Remains of the Day spoke like that because he was not quite educated and did not trust himself outside his chosen methods of expression.
In the 1920s an American linguistic anthropologist, Edward Sapir, and later Benjamin Lee Whorf, centred attention upon the various methods of expression found in different cultures.
Recent protests, galvanized by an economic crisis and organized through social networks by Belarussian dissidents based outside the country, have encouraged ingenious methods of expression.
Castells [11] calls this feature of the internet symbolic isomorphism: on the internet, different methods of expression and cultural expressions are morphed into each other.
Keep in mind that talking back is a method of expression by teenagers - you just need to teach them to express themselves in more mature ways.
Wilson was initially angered, but after ranting a bit in the locker room decided that he wanted to move on, and felt no need to further explain his method of expression on the field.
Second, even if the Boy Scouts discourages scoutleaders from disseminating views on sexual issues, a fact that the Boy Scouts disputes with contrary evidence, the First Amendment protects the Boy Scouts' method of expression.
By Wendell Steavenson July 18 , 2011Before the revolution, political expression in Egypt was stifled… Amid the cacophony of protest and debate since the revolution — which I wrote about for the magazine this week — there has been one method of expression that has regularly stopped me in the middle of Cairo traffic so that I can get out my iPhone camera: graffiti.
Amid the cacophony of protest and debate since the revolution — which I wrote about for the magazine this week — there has been one method of expression that has regularly stopped me in the middle of Cairo traffic so that I can get out my iPhone camera: graffiti.
