Sentence examples similar to express really from inspiring English sources

"There are individuals who are either members of or on the periphery of some of their things, their protests, that have expressed really unfortunate comments," he said.

And the employers allegedly expressed "really uncomfortable views about Jews and women".

But again, federal and private loans, there are more than 7 million Americans in default on over $100 billion in balances, and the concerns I expressed really do apply to both of those sectors".

It doesn't express, not really.

Whether they interact or even clash, there's the chance they will express something really new and exciting".

I immediately felt it was a great way of expressing oneself at a moment when I didn't think I could express myself really.

Joseph, while not exactly modeled on his father, reflects something "innate in men of that generation, who couldn't express emotion really," Mr. Considine said.

So in the Olivia world I could really, really express these things.

Perhaps music alone has managed to really express this internal physiognomy and really be a "place" of extensive convergence.

"When he's expressing those really dangerous words we have to confront them… even if he doesn't like it".

Gormley is repressed and confined as an artist, and the claustrophobia he often expresses is really the claustrophobia of creative failure.