Dialogue

 1 Intro| falsehood, which is the image or expression of Not-being. Falsehood
 2 Intro|        more apt and intelligible expression of the same mental phenomenon.
 3 Intro|   probably under this remarkable expression Plato designates those who
 4 Intro|           if you can, to find an expression for not-being which does
 5 Intro|          imagination is only the expression of this in some form of
 6 Intro|         faculties of thought and expression without increasing his philosophical
 7 Intro|       are aids to reflection and expression, forms of thought are useful,
 8 Intro|      Hegel will to many seem the expression of an indolent conservatism,
 9 Intro|         are best adapted for the expression of facts. It has never applied
10 Intro|       them? The great man is the expression of his time, and there may
11 Intro|          is the mere creature or expression of the age in which he lives.
12 Intro|     differ; while one man is the expression of the influences of his
13  Soph|           Yes, that is the usual expression.~STRANGER: And any one may
14  Soph|         is confirmed by the very expression when sifted a little. Would
15  Soph| something as not great, does the expression seem to you to imply what
16  Soph|       discourse; for there is no expression of action or inaction, or