Sentence examples for express this thought from inspiring English sources

In the author opinion he shows thereby all the qualities of a Southern gentleman but, knowing Malcolm, the author doesn't dare express this thought to him.

[Were Pope Francis to express this thought in the House chamber, how many members would mutter "communist" under their breath?].

The then US president Dwight Eisenhower expressed this thought succinctly in his State of the Union message in 1960: generating a surplus to pay back debt was a necessary "reduction on our children's inherited mortgage".

Pierre Charles L'Enfant, the planner of Washington, expressed this thought about the model that Jefferson proposed as a design for the capital of the new United States of America: such regular plans might look good on paper, he said, but on the ground they become "tiresome and insipid".

The person who expresses this thought in "Portraits of a Marriage" is a punctilious, self-muting man named Peter, a "noble bourgeois" who has upended his privileged life by divorcing his "refined, cultivated" wife, Ilonka, and marrying a former family servant, Judit, to whom he had proposed when he was much younger.

The poet Itzik Manger, who fled Europe and reached London in safety, expressed this thought in a 1942 poem.

In fact, professors have come out and told these students that--in their opinion--the only reason they were accepted into the program was because of their ethnic background (and that was a mild way of expressing this thought).

It is unclear whether Trotsky ever expressed just this thought in just this way (though it is certainly the kind of thing that Trotsky was accustomed to saying about his antagonists: "stupid" had specific dialectical force in Marxist polemic).

Who wants to express that thought, and nothing else?

Before I could express these thoughts, Edy continued, "This was a great vacation.

The plethora of new ways to express those thoughts can only enrich this age-old culture.