Sentence examples for expressed anything from inspiring English sources
"She's never expressed anything politically," he said.
Nobody expressed anything about dismantling the federal government".
"But they have not expressed anything," he said.
Steinbrenner said: "I never expressed anything to him because I never felt he wasn't hurt.
I had interviewed mujahideen before, but never anyone over 20, and never anyone who expressed anything beyond the official propaganda.
I asked: 'Where did that come from?' because he had never expressed anything positive about the idea of marriage before".
Of course, in the end, the piece, by refusing to express anything, came off as extremely expressive — of an anti-expressionist position.
"And we cannot express anything but bewilderment".
The poker face, by definition, doesn't express anything.
Indeed, New Orleanians rarely seem to have trouble expressing anything.
Daisy Wyatt in the Independent felt that the book seemed rehearsed: "The Vagenda rarely expresses anything new".
