Sentence examples for by expressions of from inspiring English sources

Outraged by expressions of anti-Semitism, neo-Nazism and racism.

He said he was "troubled" by expressions of homophobia within the church.

That was followed by expressions of gratitude by about 15 members for recent favors received from their colleagues.

Mr. Obama has said he is encouraged by expressions of support for a criminal justice overhaul by conservative lawmakers and groups.

Leaders of the United Front reacted to the arrival of the SBS with varying degrees of hostility, later followed by expressions of support.

In France, the antiwar movement has been divided by expressions of anti-Semitism and anger against Israel over its treatment of the Palestinians.

Simon McBurney, who is notoriously leery of letting people see his work in progress, evidently felt vindicated by expressions of puzzlement directed at him.

The walkout was preceded by expressions of concern about Bashir's presence made by the US delegation to Uganda's prime minister and foreign minister, Trudeau said.

His speech offered a sharp contrast of tone in a meeting that had been marked by expressions of concern by leaders of the party.

At any other time, who would not have been grateful for such a call, punctuated as it was by expressions of pleasure?

But animosity was replaced by expressions of good will yesterday, as Mr. D'Amato spoke before a battery of microphones and cameras in downtown Brooklyn.