A fidgety George Steinbrenner watched the Yankees subdue the Athletics, 5-3, in Game 5 to win the American League division series last night, and if there had been a George-Cam, it would have caught so many expressions and histrionics and so much bellowing that Jerry Seinfeld might have agreed to return and feature Steinbrenner in a few more episodes of his television show.
And yet, Mr. Nossiter uncovers so much anger at the very questions he asks, so many expressions of enduring anti-Semitism, so much will to believe that the French committed no moral errors, that the troubled conscience of the French exposes itself -- or perhaps, what exposes itself is simply the habits of mind that have survived despite what ought to have been the lessons of history.
Indeed, some of Lewis's best passages recall the intensity of an earlier and very passionate essay, The Four Loves: "We have seen the faces of those we know best so variously, from so many angles, in so many lights, with so many expressions – waking, sleeping, laughing, crying, eating, talking, thinking – that all the impressions crowd into our memory together and cancel out in a mere blur".
But when he traveled with it, he got so many expressions of interest that he decided to manufacture it on a very limited scale (presently 3,000 per year, worldwide).
Canon McBride said Ms Tait's death had been "reported far beyond the confines of this parish community" and provoked "so many expressions of solidarity and prayers" for her family.
Like so many expressions, there's gold in it!
I don't recall his ever formally saying to me, "I love you" but there were so many outwardly expressions, his love was never in doubt.
It gives great hope to see so many diverse expressions of solidarity and resistance to this domination culture from so many distinct people and organizations, so let's take a deeper look at the groundswell that is demanding change.
"Drawing with light," is what Calliope continues to perfect through the years, but she does so through so many pursued expressions of creativity that to call her simply a "photographer" is misleading.
Look, Kate McKinnon is always a hoot during these, but I wouldn't mind seeing something a bit different next time – Kenan Thompson only has so many shocked expressions that he can do.
Dear sisters and brothers, I really appreciate so many people's expressions of warmth, and I very much reciprocate it.
