The phrase "express feeling" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to talk about someone expressing their emotions. For example: "After a long day, she needed to find a way to express her feelings".
They don't just express feeling; they can give birth to it".
I heard many people express feeling betrayed by the major institutions in their lives, whether colleges, the health care system, employers or the government.
His inability to express feeling doesn't make him sub-human; it's a weakness seized upon by the world to condemn him unfairly.
Shot in sullen browns and greens, "Miller's Crossing" begins as a rapturous Bertoluccian piece of filmmaking, and, with the Gabriel Byrne character front and center, the Coens seem to be saying, or confessing, something about the inability to express feeling.
Thus, it was the legacy of Diana, Princess of Wales, to have marked the official passing, as it were, of the stiff upper lip, and to have inaugurated a greater readines to express feeling among the British.
The linguist Anna Wierzbicka suggests, on the basis of the available linguistic evidence, that all languages can express feeling good, with those lacking a special lexical item using the apparently universal presence of ones for good and feeling together for this (Wierzbicka 1999, pp. 279-82, 292-93).
Can clothes express feelings?
Overcontrolled individuals miss opportunities to experience pleasure and express feelings.
But his secret as a conductor was that he could express feelings better than anyone.
It is very difficult to express feelings, one's true emotions, in an Indian family.
Advanced students from the School of American Ballet will also demonstrate how a pas de deux can express feelings.
