Word: expressivity
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...encyclical seemed mostly rumination-Paul confessed that he did not intend to "express ideas that are either new or fully developed"-it nonetheless made some firm points...
...obsession appears to be a need to express chaos and sorrow in order to work toward order and serenity. In most of his works, whether in concrete or bronze, there is a part that is orderly -a square or straight line and a smooth surface-and a part that is rough, representing chaos and decay...
...Night in Lisbon, Remarque (7) 10. Von Ryan's Express, Westheimer...
...defense of a person accused of a crime to refrain from any action which might interfere with the right of either the accused or the prosecuting governmental entity to a fair trial. To that end it is improper and professionally reprehensible for a lawyer so engaged to express to the public or in any manner extrajudicially any opinion or prediction as to the guilt or innocence of the accused, the weight of the evidence against him or the likelihood that he will be either convicted or acquitted...
Elizabeth Cole, as Mistress Millamant, has at least a perfect set of facial expressions. But on an area stage especially, an actress needs to express her character with her voice as well. Whenever Miss Cole turned her back to play to another section of the theater, she seemed to step out of character. Without her smile and arching eyebrow to suggest the grand coquette, she sounded like a girl reading intriguing prose...