Sentence examples for clear expressions of from inspiring English sources
But the Europeans also hoped that clear expressions of solidarity and offers of support would convince the United States that it is not alone in a hostile world.
"I see clear expressions of homosexuality," a woman introduced as a sexologist told a reporter on the twenty-four-hour state news channel, which broadcast the video in its entirety.
That is clearly a waste of time, and what we should be doing instead of sifting the ashes of New Labour is concentrating on Conservative plans for this country, which at the moment lack definition and clear expressions of principle.
Successful gender discrimination lawsuits have drawn upon clear expressions of such bigotry: in Price Waterhouse vs Hopkins, in 1989, an employer told an "aggressive" woman she needed to be "more feminine" in order to earn a promotion.
The wines we liked best were well made and focused, with clear expressions of regional identity, particularly the earthy, aromatic blend of wild herbs that, if you close your eyes, can't help making you feel as if you're smack in the middle of the shrubby, rocky Languedoc.
If the two are really of a piece, then Ha'aretz, the Israeli daily preferred by Israel's leftist intelligentsia, is a hotbed of Jew hatred.That said, calls for boycotts on some campuses have been tainted by clear expressions of anti-Jewish sentiment.
