Sentence examples for expressed the thought from inspiring English sources

Duncan may have apologized for sneering about "white suburban moms" who find that after exposure to the Common Core "their child isn't as brilliant as they thought they were," but that he expressed the thought in the first place is telling.

First one lawyer, then another expressed the thought that there had to be a better way.

When Maude expressed the thought aloud, she said that her father told her, "Tweet that, that's funny".

It was around this time that he expressed the thought, hardly exclusive to him, that in America "the newspapers make the country unfit for a gentleman to live in".

As James Madison expressed the thought more directly at the time, the purpose was to prevent Congress "from extending the consequences of guilt beyond the person of its author".

It doesn't take a genius to point out that it's inherently problematic for the government to count people by race ("It is a sordid business, this divvying us up by race," as Chief Justice Roberts famously expressed the thought during his first term on the court, dissenting from a 2006 Voting Rights Act decision that found that Texas had improperly diluted Latino voting strength).

She added: Violated' definitely would have been a better way of expressing the thought.

"Your cheeks start to come up; your whole face moves...The entire pose should express the thought".

The campaign expresses the thought that products bought "to protect your food, keep good food longer, ultimately fight food waste," she adds.

The sentence which expresses the thought that P is good (say) will also employ this same phrastic.

Often a single thinker will revise his views over time, of course, and it remains possible that all the essays express the thought of one man.