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1 I | never have sufficed as an expression of their reverential feeling
2 V | subordination of detail to the expression of a sensation or idea,
3 V | utterly wanting in facial expression." Another declared that
4 V(1) | great things in ideal facial expression is sufficiently proved by
5 V | by the absence of facial expression in certain Japanese pictures.
6 V | with the absence of facial expression in Japanese drawing as conventional.
7 V | dramatic representation, facial expression is strongly marked, it is
8 V | certain worn sweetness of expression, a look of benevolent resignation;
9 V | in the matter of facial expression accord with the ethics of
10 V | in the matter of facial expression, is not found fault with
11 V | constituting what we call "expression" represent departures from
12 V | into the simple formula, "Expression is feature in the making."
13 V | significance of individual expression. And our admiration of the
14 V | to study Western facial expression through Oriental eyes. I
15 VI(1) | tear-drenched sleeve - is a frequent expression in Japanese poetry.
16 VIII(3)| allusion to the proverbial expression, Kwahô no yoi hito (lit.:
17 VIII(1)| turning the Wheel," - another expression for passing from birth to
18 VIII | Consciousness, rarely finds expression in these popular songs.
19 VIII(1)| Konabé-daté is an idiomatic expression signifying a lovers' tête-à-tête.
20 VIII(2)| a prayer each time. The expression "dark way of Love" (koi
21 VIII(1)| worlds, is a common Buddhist expression. Literally translated, the
22 VIII(3)| pun in the original; - the expression tsukenai, "cannot tell [
23 IX | Transfigured Realism, finding just expression in the exact words of Herbert
24 IX | commonly understand by the expression "heavens." Indeed, the conditions
25 IX(1) | The expression "infinite bliss" as synonymous
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