Sentence examples for expressed about something from inspiring English sources

"Part of the dialogue we will be having with China will be to allay the concerns they've expressed about something much grander than we have in mind," he said before departing for Beijing.

American and Arab officials have expressed worry about something similar happening in Syria, where Islamists in the north have turned into the most capable section of the opposition, in part because of the weapons from Qatar.

The PCC's director, Stephen Abell said the article contained flaws, but the commission had decided: "It would not be proportionate to rule against the columnist's right to offer freely expressed views about something that was the focus of public attention".

In the fallible system of communication and playback, something was expressed about the profound nature of the way that memory, experience and desire could find a conscious and material manifestation.

Expressing outrage about something is essentially a modern pastime, like binge-watching a box set.

Lawson questioned the integrity of climate science, implying scientists were expressing certainty about something they did not know.

"This cropped up after 9/11, and it was a symbolic way of children expressing anxiety about something bad happening to them, of bringing it closer to home," she said.

I'm talking about when parents are expressing frustration about something their child did".

This is something we'd want to discuss with Susan [Mathew] given the concerns previously expressed about such an approach.

She didn't mention that she was ill but spoke about her work and how she hoped that it expressed something about the world she came from.

For those few who have expressed something about it on social media, I've seen a lot of dismissive responses (many of them well intentioned).