Sentence examples for blanket expression from inspiring English sources

"This blanket expression that you shouldn't judge a person by their clothes is ridiculous to me," she said.

His blanket expression of regret Thursday night for earlier comments cheered some in his party, but that moment was quickly overtaken by news of the resignation of Paul Manafort, the embattled Trump campaign chairman.

There should, in short, never be a blanket proscription of expression.

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The fact that there are now outlets for their views, in the form of Twitter and other social media sites, makes any blanket ban on their expression difficult to enforce, and often counter-productive.

It reads as an extraordinary expression of blanket contempt for the people outside the White House that Rhodes has worked with through more than seven years of the Obama presidency.

The question has circled him for weeks, but in response, he produces a relaxed facial expression and a blanket denial of the pressure.

Supporters say they are needed to protect children, though their blanket wording could even ban expressions of affection by same-sex couples in public places with children.

Eventually, I allowed myself to spy on the other people in the room, their shoulders wrapped in blankets, hands fallen open, faces drained of expression.

To stifle it with a blanket ban is an unjustifiable limitation on the freedom of expression.

Their need to retreat finds lovely expression in an imaginary tea party under a netted blanket, their exhilarated freedom giving way to giggles.