Republicans often prize expressions of symbolic ideological affinity.
Like Sanchez, he has, since March, said, in an expression prized by sportswriters, "all the right things".
But if the pioneers of prosocial behaviour are right, the tide may be slowly turning, even in a community that once prized freedom of expression above everything.
At times, Staley's value system seems perverse: the raw thought being prized over the polished expression.
Sturm und Drang, a German literary style that was picked up by composers, prized the direct, unrestrained expression of passion over everything else.
Although the materiality and gestural dynamism of the Hofmann differs considerably from the quietude and restraint of the Rothko, both artists prized immediacy, virtuosity, and expression, priorities in keeping with the Abstract Expressionist movement to which they belonged.
Often, novels are claimed for the gothic because of a creaking stair or an imperilled maiden; yet true gothic lies not merely in tropes – though these are to be prized – but in an expression of transgression, madness or desire that makes the unnerved reader complicit in the tale.
They have always prized technical excellence and imaginative expression above all else, advocated fantasy above pragmatism.
Public spaces like parks are a particular battleground, equally prized as green oases and places for personal expression.
His playing is prized by many for its individuality, thoughtfulness and poetry despite its occasional unevenness in both expression and technique.
