mode of expression

Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0
It is also found that the wording is often from a modeofexpression that is simple and direct enough to favour an immediate comprehension.
It is based on theoretical work which shows how the political is partly a modeofexpression as well as a way of addressing conflict.
These considerations preclude its being an entirely free modeofexpression: it has to pay attention to proprieties and limit its shock, when new.
This modeofexpression distinguishes them from characters in other dramatic worlds and, to be sure, from the inhabitants of our own world.
What the linguist calls code-switching was his natural modeofexpression and this probably also explains why he is so remarkably eclectic.
He was a polyglot and his natural modeofexpression was heterogeneous, complete with both witty and violent violations of the codes.
The use of elapsing for "spending," and communication for "letter" suggests that the writer has little regard for the simple, straightforward and precise modeofexpression.
What these pieces have in common though is the attempt to develop a modeofexpression which itself arises from an attempt to integrate performance and new technology.
Accumulation refers to the fact that text no longer is the only modeofexpression for online diarists, who use the full gamut of media available to writers.
He achieved a new romantic modeofexpression.
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