Sentence examples for crisis expressed from inspiring English sources

His crisis expressed itself in a number of ways.

But that has done little to ameliorate the feeling of crisis expressed by many Arizona politicians.

The Obama administration, which has been engaged in a delicate balancing act over how to deal with the Egypt crisis, expressed concern.

A European atomic official monitoring the Fukushima crisis expressed sympathy for Japan's need to rely on forensics to grasp the full dimensions of the unfolding disaster.

Earlier Tuesday, Mohamed A. El-Erian, chief executive of Pimco, who has long been pessimistic about Europe's efforts to solve its crisis, expressed optimism for a solution.

Rubio, when asked why Republican candidates had devoted no time to Flint's lead-contaminated water crisis, expressed dismay that Democrats had "politicized" the issue and commended Michigan Republican governor Rick Snyder's response.

Before the crisis, expressing such scepticism towards modern finance sounded Luddite and anti-capitalist.

Again and again, as emotional pressures mount in his characters, the crisis expresses itself in this state of bewildered disjuncture.

Chancellor Gerhard Schroder has spent most of his time saying the issue does not amount to a state crisis, expressing the hope that the Christian Democratic party will recover because Germany needs a strong opposition, and generally giving voice to magnanimous concern.

Mr. Schatz had had the midlife crisis to end all midlife crises, expressed in a far more original way than by buying a sports car or running off with a sweet young thing.

Mrs. Kirchner, like her husband, has insisted there is no crisis and expressed confidence that the needed investment would come in time to avoid politically costly shortfalls.