Sentence examples for express greatest from inspiring English sources
In surveys it's men, not women, who now express greatest dissatisfaction with their work-life balance.
They did, however, express greatest satisfaction in their relationship with patients and the gratification they obtained from patient care (3.734), their relationship with their nursing colleagues (3,582), doctors (3.391) and their sense of belonging in the communities within which they work (3.368).
Others express greater caution.
But others express greater optimism.
& v. & n. (informal): (used to express) great delight or excitement.
The National Hypertension Association express great sadness upon the death of D. Nelson Adams, beloved and revered Trustee.
JW: You express great anger at the treatment of the working classes.
Eugene V.,The Trustees of the Homeland Foundation, Inc. express great sympathy and affection for Msgr.
They tend to express greater sensitivity to violent content and are more likely to be concerned by it".
As is true at all of the utopian complexes on the tour, current residents express great affection for their home.
"Mitt does not express great love, and he does not express hate," said one Republican strategist who knows him well.
