Sentence examples similar to adept at expressing oneself from inspiring English sources

I immediately felt it was a great way of expressing oneself at a moment when I didn't think I could express myself really.

Any careful reader might guess that expressing oneself in two languages at the same time, when each employs different word order, simply wouldn't work.

"We think that there are various ways of expressing oneself," says Sirgoo Lee, co-chief executive at KakaoTalk, which he helped launch three years ago.

It is a means of expressing oneself without any boundaries.

Politics becomes a kind of elevated sport: a means of venting and expressing oneself at low risk.

At the moment, too, he may be more adept at expressing his ideas through sight than taste.

Like many authors, Williams wasn't adept at expressing himself outside of his work, but he sometimes evinced a startling degree of tough self-awareness.

Our friends across the pond are known to be a little more sentimental then ourselves – or perhaps more adept at expressing their emotions.

This may in turn mean that evolution selected for people whose brains were adept at expressing anger, thus making people angrier on the whole.

PBS agrees: "The essence of art is expressing oneself".

Personal input is a wonderful way to express oneself, but never at the expense of the other person's feelings.