Sentence examples for express somebody from inspiring English sources

A subway advertising card for a hair spray ends its spiel with the question "Who says women are fickle?" On a West Side express, somebody has pencilled in "Verdi".

By Burton Bernstein The New Yorker, October 30 , 1965P. 51 A subway advertising card for a hair spray ends its spiel with the question "Who says women are fickle?" On a West Side express, somebody has pencilled in "Verdi".

"But I also want people to think about the pain he may be expressing about somebody who's lost a loved one that they think was unfairly shot".

Writing a song can help you express feelings for somebody that you may be too shy to talk to in person.

It's the best way to express interest in somebody, in a way in which you have no chances of making a fool of yourself.

Be open to other guys, the easiest way of getting over somebody is expressing new feelings about somebody else.

One way of reading the development of modern life, with its school shootings and serial killings and bling-infested billion-dollar rap artists, is to see it as a world in which bourgeois resentment has finally found the means to express itself: either because somebody hands the underground man a gun, or because somebody else hands him a blank cheque (and acres of willing newsprint).

"I've been on the streets fighting, and I wasn't fighting so somebody could play a longer guitar solo, I was fighting so that somebody could express some criticism, a voice to comment on what's happening in America today".

Nearly every plan Lucy undertook was rooted in the desire to be somebody, to express herself, to create a life of her own.

"If somebody can express a desire to vote, they have a right to vote".

Why shouldn't I be able to express my distaste to somebody putting their 'essence' all up in my face?