Sentence examples for could have expressed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bloomberg could have expressed some sympathy.

I regret those occasions when I could have expressed my love but didn't.

We think ex-Justice Roberts is being far too modest, that he could have expressed it just as well himself.

Almost any of the humble characters featured in the narratives of Lyrical Ballads could have expressed, if less gracefully, a similar thought.

The authors could have expressed their objection to funds for Head Start in the stimulus package without attempting to discredit a program that has done so much good for poor children and their families.

The judge said he had been struck by Mr. Giordano's refusal to make a statement that at the very least could have expressed remorse for what he did to his own family.

Christiansen said he could've expressed himself differently.

"I feel like I could've expressed myself in a different way, so here I am".

The baby's photo was probably the nicest way Duhamel could've expressed his opinions on the big game.

While I could've expressed my disappointment to him, I decided to let it slide, telling myself that our friendship was worth more than $250.

For "could have" expresses the priority of power to act, the idea that prior to God's willing that p, he had a power not to will that p. But God is not in time and thus "could have" cannot express a temporal priority of God's power to its act.