Sentence examples for expressed terrible from inspiring English sources

Binney expressed terrible remorse over the way some of his algorithms were used after 9/11.

They're putting pen registers' " — logs of dialled phone numbers — " 'on everyone in the country!' " Binney, Mayer writes, "expressed terrible remorse over the way some of his algorithms were used after 9/11"; he was convinced that ThinThread had been used for surveillance within the United States.

Here they are expressing terrible pain.

The American commentator Thomas Friedman, a man who generally leans well toward the Israeli side, once expressed the terrible possibilities of the future by envisaging a suicide bomber with a nuclear bomb in his backpack walking into Haifa or some other Israeli city.

After he died, I felt blue.' Five participants expressed feeling terrible loneliness and stress.

When Mr. Walsh spoke about the emotionalism in the work, he quoted the artist, "I have tried to express the terrible passions of humanity".

"She refuses to express such terrible pain through dancing," Dominique Frétard wrote in Le Monde in Paris after seeing the production in Helsinki.

Every single day an average of 33 people die to the gun – or to express that terrible figure another way, since the massacre at Sandy Hook elementary school on 14 December most more than 1,000 people have been killed at the end of a barrel.

In one unforgettable shot, we see Matt from the back, approaching his wife's choir practice to break the news of Frank's death; Wilkinson expresses his terrible grief in the way he tries to brace his sunken shoulders before facing his wife.

Even if words could express these terrible realities, our minds could not sort through them or make sense of them.

Mr. Forbes expressed dismay over the terrible state of schools in the area, which, he said, "are helping to define the floor".