Sentence examples for expressed on page from inspiring English sources

Although most of the guests were people who had already figured out their own victory strategies without recourse to Welch's bullet points, all were happy to observe Welch's eighth and last rule of leadership, as expressed on page 78: "Leaders celebrate".

Work out tax policy from first principles that can be expressed on one page of paper.

"These acutely visual images cry out intensely and painfully to be expressed on the page".

There's just enough of a narrative, simply expressed, on each page to keep a child's attention.

Seidel's poems have always found new ways to startle, learned from poets whose lives ratified the desperation they expressed on the page.

Many of the good ideas, some expressed on this page this week, involve sensible limits on who can buy guns and how they can be sold.

Senior years marked by unending envy and bitterness — junior years marked by unending envy and bitterness — seem like a reasonable price to pay for getting oneself expressed on the page.

Impressive as much of his film is, however, Aronofsky never quite solves the main challenge of the semi-literal biblical adaptation: what is so economical, and beautifully expressed, on the page can become a heavy, lumbering beast when translated into conventional narrative.

The views expressed on these pages are mine alone and not those of my employer.

Hanson's conspiracy-tinged contempt for intellectuals is now regularly expressed on the pages of the national broadsheet by mainstream centre-right journalists.

Many of us grew up in towns where the daily paper was in bed with civic leaders, but the shared interest was generally expressed on the editorial page.