Sentence examples for express their outlook from inspiring English sources

But much change has in fact occurred in Trenton, and this year's gubernatorial and State Assembly elections provide a great opportunity for New Jersey voters to express their outlook on the state of the state.

To him, the New Testament is "the single richest collection of literature written by what I call invisibles and expressing their outlook".

One minute to empower Youth filmmakers, aged 25 and under, were invited by UNICEF to make a one-minute film that expressed their outlook on children with disabilities, "focusing on perspectives that can be empowering, constructive and eye-opening in their diversity".

The political outlook is similarly bleak: congress is splintered; hundreds of thousands of protesters have taken to the streets to express their frustration.

The Army Council express their sympathy".

Let them express their feelings.

If people feel they are part of the program, they are likely to see the programs' goals as more suited to their own outlook; that is, as expressing their own interests and values (Sheldon and Elliot 1999).

In it are stories of nine men and women from varying political and religious outlooks, who have been suffering imprisonment for expressing their opinions.

People expressed their views.

Fellow pros expressed their shock.

(Nowadays, it isn't hard to find youthful, ambitious Filipinos confidently expressing their views in international conferences and gathering, especially when they sit among fellow Asians, who happen to be less adept at English and cosmopolitan in outlook).