Sentence examples for expressed in the letters from inspiring English sources

So much misinformation was expressed in the letters about "Tutor in Two-Wheeled Independence," Sept. 24, that I feel I must comment.

A form of Christian humanism took shape in the 12th century that was expressed in the letters of John of Salisbury and others.

He said he thought the real value of the pledge was found in the example that it set and in the sentiments expressed in the letters posted on the Web site.

Professor Levin said that "the kind of obtuse, amorphous philosophy" expressed in the letters as well as the method and the choice of targets made it seem it likely the bombings were the work of "someone who is psychologically dangerous and operating out of revenge".

His devotion was expressed in the letters that they exchanged.

Amid criticism by labor activists that the Obama administration is trying too hard to please the business community, some of the concerns expressed in the letters have already been addressed.

Many of the concerns that are expressed in the letter around freedom of expression are actually solved by self-publishing".

Opinions expressed in the letter need not be the positions the student held in the debate.

So I share the anxiety expressed in the letter of a New York man who is a third-generation owner of a manufacturing business.

The "very sorry" expressed in the letter for the unauthorized entry into Chinese airspace during the emergency landing is translated by the Americans as "feichang baoqian," which is a strong way to say "very sorry," but stops short of the acceptance of responsibility that China had demanded.

In an interview with ITV's This Morning, Cameron said that by November 2010 Hunt had already made public comments supportive of News Corporation's bid for BSkyB that were "more powerful" than the arguments expressed in the letter revealed at the Leveson inquiry on Thursday.