Sentence examples similar to opening expression from inspiring English sources

Open expression of strong emotions, particularly negative emotions, is considered culturally inappropriate (14) given the potential to disrupt interpersonal harmony.

The baddies, on the other hand, are often portrayed as infidels to their spouses or their country and prone to open expressions of physical desire.

Open expressions of affection are disapproved of, and arranged marriages are traditionally the norm.

It is an open expression that, religious leaders say, allows Cubans to express themselves in ways otherwise proscribed.

Ditto for Kennedy's assertion that "open expression of racial prejudice is politically and socially suicidal".

She has a happy, open expression and a gap between her front teeth.

Sinopoli, by contrast, is all open expression, as if he were affixing big labels to the music.

The open expression of antisemitic ideas is a taboo in much of the west, if perhaps a receding one.

McFaul was a sunny, eager guy, with a wide-open expression, shaggy blond hair, effortful Russian, and an irrepressible curiosity.

"It's an open expression of the will of the people.

Mr. Whitney further suggested that we must never hinder the "free and open expression of the forces of supply and demand in our market places".