Sentence examples for express a word from inspiring English sources
However, I would like to express a word of caution based on a concern that the problems that led to the economic meltdown have been only partly addressed.
The crucial bargain was that, however rude we were in private, however strongly we argued for a particular course of action, once the decision was made we would all tuck in behind it and not express a word of disagreement in public, or indeed outside the inner circle.
Madam President, I would like to express a word of thanks to the Commissioner.
He added, "Even worse, none of the Republican candidates on stage expressed a word of disapproval as the Tea Party audience literally clapped for blood.
A word cannot express a particular because particulars are limitless and words have limits.
And to enable us to create new words and phrases, we adopt a word-processing word to express a pattern or gauge to follow: templates.
RUTH DYM SHAPIRO New York, May 16, 2010 Not using the most descriptive word or words to express a thought or fact is just hiding the truth.
"The words express a feeling of faith and hope that I like," he said.
Accompanying words express a desire for unity, and a show of caring for the many victims, including New York City itself.
Part of Lang's aim in creating the language was to simplify her own thoughts and to be able to express a lot using few words.
These days the same words express a different kind of incredulity – that City have Carlos Tévez, Yaya Touré, David Silva and Mario Balotelli in the team; that the club, owned by an oil sheikh, is now the richest in the world.
