Sentence examples for expressed came from inspiring English sources

WHY ARENT YOU MORE ANGRY AAAAAAAAAAAAAAARGH!" Similar sentiments, albeit less forcefully expressed, came from MrEugenides ("What japes! What hilarity! What self-indulgence!") and the more polite GrifofTheBloodyHand: "I'm just not sure what the point of the article is?

Most of the orphans in all three groups (worker, queen, or non-differentially expressed) came from gene predictions not included in the official honey bee gene set.

The earliest intimations of symbolic thinking, as thus expressed, come from Africa.

It was a mistake to assume these views we were expressing came from entrenched homophobia, and failed to recognise that people who want to walk away from their homosexual feelings are a group in their own right".

"Lo Imprescindible" ("Bare Essentials") has German-language verses in which Shakira lyrically expresses "Come baby come.

Express came about completely by accident.

Henry approved of Arthur after this discussion, and, when Ellie expressed doubts, came to his defense.

But his apology — the first time he has publicly expressed sorrow — came without an explanation.

As expected, the condemnation, shock and horror expressed swiftly came from around the globe from ordinary people and leaders from all walks of life and religious affiliation.

In response to the constant battering, the inspectors have become wild eccentrics, manic depressives, and brawlers; they work in teams, and then the teams, pumping themselves up like rival street gangs, pick ridiculous quarrels or stage lunatic competitions, like a race on the tracks at closing time, with a train (the last express) coming up hard behind the runners.

Of course, in the end, the piece, by refusing to express anything, came off as extremely expressive — of an anti-expressionist position.