Sentence examples for does not express much from inspiring English sources

He does not express much interest in creating characters of his own.

Such a statement says very little about the company and does not express much thought.

"Side Effects" is intelligent, but it doesn't express much joy in filmmaking.

Even so, Penn doesn't express much skepticism, after the fact, about his subject's answers, even Chapo's suggestion that the jury may still be out on the baseline question of whether "I'm a good person or not".

Her real interest appears to be art — she spends hours with a sketch pad and a dip pen, making elaborately classical architectural drawings — but she doesn't express much in the way of ambition.

At a time when Invesco is buying Van Kampen Investments and Société Générale is reportedly seeking a buyer for Trust Co. of the West, El-Erian doesn't express much interest.

You don't want to scare him off, but you don't want to send him a stiff, short email that doesn't express much.

They do not express much fellow feeling for the men.

Those whose newly acquired goods were taken by others did not express much anger.

His father, a buyer for a department store, did not express much interest in politics.

Workers here do not express much interest in eating the catch.