Sentence examples for been expressed for from inspiring English sources
verb
To convey or communicate; to make known or explicit.
- Words cannot express the love I feel for him.
It's a concern that has been expressed for the best part of a century.
Despite her efforts at transformation, it appears that doubts about Rachel Dolezal's professed ethnicity have been expressed for some time.
Much sympathy has been expressed for the relatives of M. and Mme.
Nudity, androgyny, sado-masochistic fantasies, an overtly gay sensibility — all these ideas have been expressed for years.
They are the same concerns that have been expressed for years by other consumer advocates, who now have a new champion in the 35-million-member AARP.
Opening the inquest to the Pc's death, he said: "Inspector David Guthrie was on duty on the evening of February 29 when he received a radio message that concerns had been expressed for the welfare of Pc Rathband.
When concern was expressed for slaves, it was for their good care, not for their unfree status.
If resistance is expressed for the sake of a just Islamic state, both moderate Shiites and Sunni Muslims will reject the call as religious radicalism.
