Sentence examples for can express to from inspiring English sources

"You can express to the public what happens.

I do not think I can express to anyone what I've been through.

He can tell me his frustration and I can express to him the idea that I have of the national team, so he feels comfortable.

Trump's idea of the locker room, or locker bus, holds that certain men, in certain contexts, can express to one another hidden thoughts that others would misunderstand, were they to hear.

This is what Peeters finds when she asks clients if they can express to their manager their reservations: "'There's no way I could tell my manager that I'm stressed and that my workload is too much,' I hear.

Agonisingly, Céline is forced to stay in the room when Inès calls and wishes to talk on the speakerphone; she is forced to "translate" the intimacies Bauby can express to her only through his eyelid.

Now it faces Centre Street, so that people who accept an invitation to speak up can express themselves to the sculptures of Law, Truth and Equity that adorn the New York County Courthouse.

You can express it to your own heart, to your friends, family, and coworkers, or on social media.

"We need someone who can express opinions to government without fear or favour, but at the moment Bram is coming to us telling us what the advisory group is thinking, rather than the other way around.

They understand his agenda, he said, and can express reasons to vote for Mr. Gore, not simply against Mr. Bush.

"There isn't really any room in the Nemesis system for compassion or forgiveness," says Lemarchand. "The most pity that the player can express is to enslave rather than kill an enemy that you've taken revenge on".