'express towards' is a correctly used and written phrase in English.
You can use this phrase when you want to describe someone's attitude, feelings, or actions in relation to someone or something else. For example, you can say: "John expressed a lot of gratitude towards his parents for their help and support."
What I do not understand is the aggressive hostility some migrants now express towards those who are fleeing terror, destitution, torture and annihilation.
Then again, how much swimming would a comedian have to do before they were cleansed of the karmic stench of having a hand in creations such as Vicky Pollard, who alone gave certain sections of the media a label for the disgust they love to express towards young girls spiralling downwards, due to poverty, illiteracy and teen pregnancy.
Some academics trace the anti-Washington mindset in Arkansas and in other southern states - and the dislike that people express towards special counsels and federal investigations - back to the reconstruction era after the US Civil War.
There is really no other way to describe the irrational anger (which some disguise as "concern" for a strangers' health) many people express towards you when they view you as overweight.
Think beyond the typical romantic love notions, to find all the kinds of love that it is possible to express towards other human beings.
In normal colonic epithelium, HEY1 and HES1 were highly expressed towards the bowel luminal surface, with expression reducing to none towards the base of the crypt.
Inverse snobbery can also be expressed towards those perceived to be "stuck-up".
Most disturbing of all are the attitudes expressed towards the Soviet Union and to d,etente.
"There is criticism that can be expressed towards the British, the French and indeed the Americans also.
In Carrie, revulsion and fear is expressed towards women's sexuality and, by extension, our creative power.
The anger that Jake Fahri expressed towards Jimmy Mizen was out of all proportion to the altercation that sparked his attack.
