Sentence examples for expressed ideas from inspiring English sources
Last year, the infants crawled and babbled, this year walked and talked, expressed ideas.
Some Europeans have expressed ideas similar to Mr. Geithner's for a broader rescue plan.
A well-planned and researched dissertation can be let down by poorly expressed ideas or unclear phrasing.
On these pages over the last few years I have sometimes expressed ideas in categorical terms about which I could never really be sure.
Yet, thus far, Corbyn's expressed ideas for a renovated UK hardly seem to be very imaginative or wide-ranging – or sufficient.
Eschewing traditional narrative techniques, these artists' work expressed ideas about the subject through simplified images that functioned as signs and symbols.
"And all of it is related without the slightest expressed idea of its abandon".
The unit of analysis was a complete expressed idea or thought, which normally consisted of one or several sentences.
"I love any way of expressing ideas through words.
"They are free to express ideas, but I reject them," he said.
Elsewhere we'll visit gardeners expressing ideas about equality and opportunities for disadvantaged groups.
