When Mr. Baker led her to center stage, dropped to his knee and kissed her hand, he was surely expressing an appreciation felt by everyone present.
He will surely express his respect for Islam and the Islamic world, as he has before; articulate his broad policy goals in the Middle East; and offer proposals to increase the prospects, now quite dim, for peace between Israel and the Palestinians.
When Imran Khan says that his is the "only country in history which keeps on getting bombed, through drone attacks, by our ally", and that 35,000 people have been killed in a war that has nothing to do with them, he is surely expressing the feelings of more than just his party.
Mr. Roberts, dancing the equally tough solo "In/Side," was surely expressing emotions far more painful than Simone's (at some points his body arched on the floor while he directed a silent scream at the audience), but its quality of relentless force was one already too familiar from the rest of the evening's choreography.
But Moore was surely expressing the more plausible view when in Ethics he doubted that pleasure and ideal values always go together (145), and even when he accepted the equivalence claim, he remained intensely interested in what he called "the primary ethical question of what is good in itself" (Principia Ethica 207; see also 78, 128).
She convinced herself that the garden of her dreams would surely express feelings of joy and exuberance, as well. .
A liberal society must surely value vulgarity freely expressed above taste forcefully imposed.
The narrative content (The Five Human Relationships Represented by Five Different Birds) is expressed with surely executed lines and subtle colors in vertical format.
