Examples of using Forms of expression in English and their translations into Hebrew
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politics and culture or forms of expression) and new hybrids produce new cultural articulations and practices.
We must distinguish between the very principle of freedom of expression- which extends to all forms of expression, and to all of the means which may be used for conveying expression-
The barter is an exchange of cultural manifestations and offers not only an insight into the other's forms of expression, but is equally a social interaction which defies prejudices, linguistic difficulties
everyday people's thought structures, and their forms of expression are nonexistent in the realms of Buddhas,
Accordingly, we may propose a division of our psalm into two halves based on these two forms of expression: the one half,of 67 words;">
openness to radical forms of expression is essential to reaching radical goals.
The works included in this exhibition question whether the digital realm indeed allows for the evolution of new forms of expression and the possibility for them to be present in our culture.
and in the replacement of the Book of Common Prayer in the Church of England by more prosaic, vernacular and colloquial forms of expression.
justice would find new forms of expression, forms that would tend toward greater brotherhood and good will, toward individual peace
The Egyptian Organization for Human Rights condemned the airing of the"Knight Without a Horse" series:"The organization believes that[various] forms of expression should not be abused to propagate events that might incite hatred based on religion, race, color, or gender.".
New Form of Expression.
Every form of expression is fair game.
It was a form of expression.
Street slang is an increasingly valid form of expression.
I always thought of style as a form of expression.
Answer: The environment influences only the form of expression of natural desires.
It was a form of expression.
In the form of expression, in the tools, materials and production process,
I realized very soon the danger of repeating indiscriminately this form of expression and decided to limit the production of'ready-mades' to a small number yearly.
Children use this more pure, though less intelligible, form of expression long before their ability to speak develops.