Sentence examples for and to express from inspiring English sources

And to express– outwardly– appreciation to others, to convey respect.

The court has the right to feel ill used and to express that in strong terms.

Of course people do have the right to reply and to express their opinion.

We are free to think whatever we want and to express those thoughts to our colleagues.

We pay them to have strong opinions and to express them sharply and with great style.

I aim to show how creatures move and to express the visual delight they bring.

People use auto horns to dissipate hostility and to express frustration.

Teachers are seen to give encouragement and positive feedback and to express dissatisfaction on certain events.

"She has a great need for love, and to express love: she's very tactile and clingy".

Finally, graduates are told to be independent-minded and to express their inner spirit.

"Finding ways of communicating and to express the world from that position: that was my childhood".