Sentence examples for expresses by from inspiring English sources

My homely but well-intentioned rat terrier, Franny, clearly expresses, by deep eye contact and melancholy brow, Is it time for our walk yet?

Melanie Griffith plays Bunny, a former flame of Ripley's who is married to one of his investors but still has a thing for him, which she expresses by wearing a pink and black lace lingerie while singing the Blondie song "One Way or Another".

(Searle also recognized a "null" direction of fit for speech acts, such as greetings and thanks, that match neither words to the world nor the world to words.) Finally, the expressed psychological state of a speech act is the belief, desire, intention, or other mental state that a speaker necessarily expresses by performing an act of that type.

But for this to be so, what the arguer actually expresses by the premise sentence must provide good reason to accept what she actually expresses by the conclusion sentence.

In Kripke's example, Pierre, a Frenchman, grows up with a belief he expresses by saying "Londres est jolie".

For example, some would say that the belief that Mary expresses by uttering 'You are a philosopher' to Bill is a de re belief concerning Bill.

The condolences expressed by... Amazon.

The condolences expressed by my barista.

The condolences expressed by my colleagues.

The condolences expressed by my doctor.

To express yourself or be expressed by extruding words.