Sentence examples for expressed the feeling from inspiring English sources

Randy McKay expressed the feeling that is generally prevalent among the Devils every time they play the Rangers.

It expressed the feeling of being cut adrift by the electorate, which surged through government, the civil service and professional bodies following the referendum result.

His words expressed the feeling of many conservative Christians that their values are under attack by the secular culture around them.

Fryer also said that his grandmother, who was always grudging with her praise and spent decades in the classroom, expressed the feeling to him that the five tenets were little more than common sense.

Witteveen acknowledged that many developing countries expressed the feeling this week that fresh balance of payments aid promised them through larger quotas and the "Witteveen Facility" would not be adequate to meet their needs, or would require exceptional austerity.

It is not supportive of our membership and members have expressed the feeling this morning that their union is treating them like mugs by taking their union subscriptions and failing to support their future livelihoods".

One American woman expressed the feelings of many when she said, "I feel really down.

Others wrote to say that he had expressed the feelings that they were too scared to vocalise.

I spent my time looking for faces that expressed the feelings the revolution inspired – hope, fear, disappointment, joy, pride.

Singer Frank Sinatra expressed the feelings of countless fans when he said, "She will have a mystic survival.

"Muntazer al-Zaidi has expressed the feelings and ambitions of the Iraqi people toward the symbol of tyranny," Nassar Afrawi, a protester in Nassiriya, said.