Sentence examples for safe expression from inspiring English sources

Perhaps that is the final accomplishment of Shellac's rock geometry: inventing a musical architecture that allows for safe expression of the most troubling aspects of virility.

In his 1999 memoir, "The Times of My Life and My Life With The Times," Mr. Frankel recalled his coverage of Mr. Cliburn's triumph in Moscow: "The Soviet public celebrated Cliburn not only for his artistry but for his nationality; affection for him was a safe expression of affection for America".

Several genetic disorders involving defects in a single gene have now been corrected using gene therapy, and the ability of suitably designed vectors to achieve long-lasting safe expression of new gene products in the tissues of living patients is no longer in doubt.

The only safe expression was anger.

Twitter announced this week it would appoint a "trust and safety council" to ensure free, safe expression on the site. .

She admits she was initially seduced by the notion that modern lap dancing was a safe, secure expression of female empowerment.

To combat lowered eyes and shy smiles, management must explicitly foster an atmosphere of paradoxical "safe self-expression" and "dangerous silence".

There are some fantastic LGBTQI events that focus on creating safe spaces for expression, including Troppo Galaktika at The Red Rattler and the Club Ate series, which was recently at the Addison Road Community Centre in Marrickville.

Or you can just kill the photos, the somehow still loyal core user base, a safe space for expression via nudity and sexuality and, well, traffic along with it.

A culture in which safety is a core value will score high on one, two or all of the three levels, that is, on the levels of cognition (e.g. adequate risk perception), expression (safe conduct will be admired, drivers will display solidarity to one another) and morality (endangering others is morally condemned and sanctioned).

"It's a safe space for expression: telling stories, sharing experiences," Robertson said.