Sentence examples for are expressing the same from inspiring English sources
"It feels like all activist ideas are expressing the same things," Polsky said.
Back in the Jacksons Arms, Liam Gallagher is belting out Roll With It on the jukebox and June Robson and Sharon Railton are expressing the same sentiments about the outcome of the referendum.
The carful of kids who drive country roads busting mailboxes with baseball bats are expressing the same freewheeling spirit and the computer hackers and graffiti artists and every conscientious rock 'n' roll band for the past 50 years.
He was especially taken with the egglike images, which so closely resemble traditional egg cells that he thinks the cells are expressing "the same genes an egg expresses".
The goal of the project was capturing portraits of two people together who look similar and are expressing the same feeling.
It has also been reported [29] that although it is often possible to judge emotion from the face or from the voice, both speed and accuracy of judgement increase when both are expressing the same emotion — an effect that persists even when participants are instructed to ignore the vocal channel [30], suggesting that extracting emotional information from the voice may be automatic.
Then Mr. Wehling heard that Andrea Alstrup, marketing vice president at Johnson & Johnson, had been expressing the same concerns.
Political leaders have been expressing the same resolve expressed by Mr. Draghi for more than two years, Ms. Merkel said in Ottawa.
Many on the left feel betrayed by the Obama administration and Congressional Democrats, while the Tea Party movement has been expressing the same "radical" frustrations Halstead and Lind described.
Mr. Bush seemed to be expressing the same thought, albeit more indirectly, when he said in Austin yesterday, "America has a long history of uniting after elections are over".
While ingenious, this interpretation of Mencius is unmotivated without the assumption that the Analects and Mengzi must be expressing the same view.
