Sentence examples for expressed aloud from inspiring English sources
"expressed aloud" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It typically means that someone literally spoke out loud, instead of just thinking the words internally. You can use it to describe a person's vocalized thoughts. For example, "After much deliberation, she finally expressed aloud her opinion on the matter."
Note that the statement condition, all by itself, does not require that the statement be made to another person, or even that it be expressed aloud or in writing.
The words that we use to define it, whether they are our unspoken thoughts or are verbally expressed aloud, have a great deal of power to set the context for the type of communication that will ensue.
Lang recalled how, in a revelation as he was passing through Kelvingrove Park, he expressed aloud his sudden conviction that: "The Universe is one and its Unity and Ultimate Reality is God!" He acknowledged that his greatest failure at the University was his inability to make any progress in his understanding of mathematics, "to me, then and always, unintelligible".
At these meetings confronting views could be expressed aloud and the team tried to solve the conflicts through direct communication.
In these situations, the nurses were worried that the patients might become anxious when embedded risks of anesthesia were expressed aloud by the team.
Afloat in the Pacific, whatever Lucio missed about life in El Limón he didn't express aloud — in part because of his natural reserve, and also because he couldn't find the words.
An uproar arose over this, but in fact, if that's what Mr. Foster said, he was simply — if unwisely — expressing aloud a generally unspoken umpire tenet that allows for some discretion on close plays to keep managers and fans, who can clearly see throws but not tags from the dugout or the stands, from causing a ruckus.
Some seemed to brim with such dislike that they did not want to express it aloud.
The near-wordless soundtrack is a directorial choice on Krasinski's part — as silent as its characters may be, "A Quiet Place" could easily have been transformed into a voluble movie, in which the characters' thoughts and experiences would be delivered on the soundtrack, as interior monologues, even if they're compelled not to express them aloud to each other.
But that hasn't stopped politicians and others from expressing it aloud!
He has a particular fondness for Riki, which he is more than willing to express out aloud.
