Sentence examples for expressed said from inspiring English sources
"There was a lot of anger expressed," said Dr. Bernstein.
"It's pretty clear that Brian has a continuing interest and commitment to education -- writing well-read books was how this was first expressed," said Dennis Ritchie, creator of the C language.
"Twitter is a place where fierce opposition to Pakistan's security agencies is expressed," said Raza Rumi, a widely read columnist and an adviser at the Jinnah Institute, a public policy center based in Islamabad.
The newspaper's fiercely critical editorial accused Mr. McGreevey of trying to block a special election and, sounding the same theme that many New Jersey newspapers have expressed, said that "by remaining in office even one more day, McGreevey perpetuates the embarrassing mess he created".
"There's been an awful lot of animosity and ill-will expressed," said Regan.
I certainly hadn't meant to offend him when I called his attitude racist any more than he'd meant to annoy me when he expressed said attitude, but the battle lines had been drawn.
"The extent of our loss is hard to comprehend or express," said IAS President Francoise Barre-Sinoussi.
And that's exactly what he is expressing," said Nahigian.
What they're really trying to express, said Lowery O'Connell, is "I'm missing pieces, I'm not managing well".
"People are more and more clear about their rights and about what they can express," says Mr Shen.
A cell expressing, say, a circle-receptor can detect the presence of circle-signals passing by, and when the receptor binds the signal the cell 'knows' about this event.
