Sentence examples for expresses anything from inspiring English sources

Neither Simon nor Garfunkel privately expresses anything like the seeming hostility they play on in public.

Daisy Wyatt in the Independent felt that the book seemed rehearsed: "The Vagenda rarely expresses anything new".

But Robin never expresses anything more interesting than concern for Alex when he becomes too involved in his casework.

The Vagenda rarely expresses anything new that has not already been debated in the online discourse about modern feminism that has exploded in the past decade.

Of course, in the end, the piece, by refusing to express anything, came off as extremely expressive — of an anti-expressionist position.

"And we cannot express anything but bewilderment".

"She's never expressed anything politically," he said.

Nobody expressed anything about dismantling the federal government".

The poker face, by definition, doesn't express anything.

"But they have not expressed anything," he said.

Indeed, New Orleanians rarely seem to have trouble expressing anything.