Sentence examples for express personal from inspiring English sources

In another statement, Dr. Smith did not specifically name Dr. Mott but said that while all people have the right to express personal views, a person violates their responsibility when "one speaks from the privilege of that office and wrongly conveys that one speaks for others".

And he seemed to express personal satisfaction about the American economic crisis.

The most effective blogs or tweets are those that express personal views, rather than trotting out the corporate message.

A court spokesperson said: "Justices' spouses are fully entitled to express personal opinions, including on issues of the day.

"Our crews have specific guidelines, and one of those rules is to not express personal or political views," said Julie King, a spokeswoman for Continental Airlines.

The problem, dear hearts, is a common one here in the American heartland: an inability to express personal preference in simple declarative sentences, no modifiers.

There are different ways of expressing personal spiritual beliefs.

Whitehouse continued to write him anguished letters expressing personal betrayal.

All stressed they were expressing personal opinions and there was no government policy to change legislation.

Labor senator Lisa Singh and MP Linda Burney have expressed personal concerns.

Mr Cameron expresses personal frustration that no obvious plan exists for stopping the killings in Syria.