The phrase "I express it" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is a complete sentence that means "I communicate my thoughts or feelings." Example: "After much reflection, I finally found the words to express it - my true feelings for you."
"When the time is right, I express it on paper, usually as a simple line in space.
With this purpose in mind, I define a discipline index, denoted by ( theta ), with ( theta in left[ {underline{theta },bar{theta }} right] ); and I express it as ( left( {bar{theta } - theta } right) ), where ( left( {bar{theta }} right) ) is the maximum level of discipline (factory discipline), and ( (underline{theta } ) ) is the lowest discipline index.
I have discovered my calling and now am figuring out how I express it and live it, bringing it to full form.
But, I held strongly to the view that it was an opportunity to expose the well-intending Ken Ham and the support he receives from his followers as being bad for Kentucky, bad for science education, bad for the U.S., and thereby bad for humankind--I do not feel I'm exaggerating when I express it this strongly.
How [could] I express it?" (#22, female, MS1) Most project completers (9/12) thought anatomy was either stressful or very stressful.
No longer was the typical researcher attempting to solve an organic chemical or biotechnological question (What is the sequence of my protein? How do I express it at high levels to get the sequence?) for a protein that had been selected for functional reasons.
"The way I expressed it was very unfortunate and I regret it," he said.
A. One of the ways I expressed it to myself was that my picture of the world got broken.
"It made me feel terrified, but if I expressed it, I was made to feel I was a bad person for thinking of myself".
"The two things seemed so out of kilter, I wanted to try and express it and yes I expressed it in quite strong terms but I have no regrets about that".
I had -- indeed, the moment I expressed it.
