Sentence examples for express a point from inspiring English sources
All we want is the opportunity to come and express a point of view on behalf of the Tube workers..
Sure, some artists might be introverts and some extroverts, but through their art, they act as creative leaders in their boldness to often express a point of view as the naked truth.
Anderson said there was strong anticipation for the 1500m race at the end of the week while the Australian Olympic Committee said in a statement that Horton was "entitled to express a point of view".
But he insisted that he did not want to negotiate with him - "All we want is the opportunity to come and express a point of view on behalf of the Tube workers" - and he reminded Johnson that he had promised in the past to meet the RMT on these terms, just as he meets representatives from business.
That is why I am deeply disappointed by reports of orchestrated demonstrations on Wednesday inside a state building, a government building, in Miami-Dade County, not just to express a point of view, but to disrupt and halt the counting of ballots.
They also express a point of view — implicitly in their storytelling, and explicitly in the testimony of the Dust Bowl children — that the large-scale federal aid and intervention carried out under Franklin D. Roosevelt's watch were a practical and moral imperative.
Prior research in determining what predicates and semantic types best express a point-of-view enables schema designers to encode which specific semantic predication patterns the schema should seek.
An editorial does not inform; it expresses a point of view.
There is, however, very little to stop a brand expressing a point of view or belief about the world.
In other words, messages that encouraged people and expressed a point of view were the most effective.
