Sentence examples for express it when from inspiring English sources

After seemingly interminable blackouts and no street lighting, this did indeed "seem the most amazing thing – this prodigality with light", as Alan Bennett would express it when describing his VE memories (improbably enough of Guildford, to where his parents had moved briefly from Leeds).

In many cases, that's exactly the perspective they want from me, but I can't express it when I'm surrounded by alert, sober people.

dTrpA1 conducts Ca2+ and depolarizes neurons that express it, when flies are exposed to temperatures >25°C[16]].

Contrastingly, a recent literature has mentioned the failure of human Treg cells to express IL-35 constitutively but how be may able to express it when induced [ 19].

Ms Clinton expressed it when asked by a CNN moderator if a plan she backed to pay for paid parental leave after having a child was not another case of a big and expensive government programme.

A number of reforms have gone into effect that have to a certain degree benefitted the people - some semblance of social security & better pay and working conditions - but, as an Argentinian expressed it, "when the people want to reform the reforms of the Perons, they will find they have been reformed into a strait jacket.

That judgment reflects the lessons learned in Iraq, where, with other reporters, I spent years listening to the illusionism of generals "putting lipstick on a pig," as Gen. David H. Petraeus expressed it when it was his time to retrieve what he could from the disaster unfolding there.

For example, C11 expressed it: when you start driving you're very slow and… but after a few years driving, everything comes naturally and that's the same with this.

"The reality is Spock has emotion but he just doesn't express it," says Quinto when we meet in a central London hotel room.

Obama knows this, but didn't express it well enough when he said "preserving our individual freedoms ultimately requires collective action".

"I am so relieved, I can barely express it," Ms. Mukoko said when contacted by telephone not long after leaving the courtroom in tears.