Word: expressing
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...that person to achiever Enlightenment, did not reject the written word, only the written doctrine. The other Buddhist sects looked at words for content, i. e., Buddha's words in the sutras which always begin, "Thus I have heard, and the Buddha spoke...." The Zen sect composed words to express the spirit of the man who wrote them. Calligraphy was believed to express the total personality of the writer. By contrasting the abstract characters of Heaven and Earthly Calligraphy with the unembellished characters of Calligraphy Presented to the Jotenji the conservative strength of the latter artist's personality is seen...
...just another way to express masculinity; they won't get a new world, just more blood. You can't transgress your own moral mandate to attain a popular revolution...
...Shakespearean canon, "Troilus and Cressida" comes after "Hamlet" and the powerful tragedies and at a time of the moody, enigmatic comedies that are unresolved and express a general distaste for life. There was a time when pedants were convinced that Shakespeare had suffered a nervous breakdown. Romanticists are sure that the Dark Lady of the Sonners had betrayed him more wantonly than usual, and that, like Jimmy Durante, he was in a mowing mood...
...being captain hasn't been completely enjoyable for him. "You have to think about how to help the other guys, and you have to express confidence to them," he explained Thursday...
...educators realize that dance, music, painting, design, and sculpture are forms of knowledge even though they do not express themselves in words," Harold Taylor, former president of Sarah Lawrence, pointed out more than a decade ago in a lecture to the National Committee on Art Education. Few educators realize that integration of the creative arts in the curriculum is essential to the development of an individual's sensibility-to his intellect...