"Honey, grope around under the Christmas tree until you find a small green box that says, 'To Gracie, Love Mom and Dad.' Lift the lid, without disturbing the bow, and bring me the bracelet that's inside!" A myriad of expressions crossed his face, but I was in too much of a frenzy trying to do my face to interpret his face.
She is particularly adept at capturing the myriad facial expressions of the kindergarten set — the furious intransigence of a boy who must be bribed to go to class, the grim acceptance of a doctor's stitches, the dread boredom of childhood insomnia.
Children are reared, networks of support are maintained, property is held in common and bequeathed to successive generations etc. and these social roles are served by a myriad of expressions of familial ties in the community.
My forthcoming book, based on four years of ethnography in one such third space, shows how these institutions provide an essential look into the myriad of local expressions of American Islam.
There is the intense Gruden, personified by myriad sideline facial expressions -- from the steely scowl to the laser glare.
Without references to any "scale of blue and pink," Aftel's images reveal a myriad of facial expressions and stances that give a glimpse into, but by no means define, a complex world of identity.
Individuals from all walks of life around the world interpreted and shared their Revolution in a myriad of artistic expressions including movement, dance, signs, banners, memes, posters, poems, songs and more.
Pursuing myriad forms of expression and production, Schonzein creates concrete lamps, art postcards and miniaturist cameos of King Charles Spaniels.
Musicians have the power to create myriad platforms of expression.
