Sentence examples for expressing about the from inspiring English sources

The president's decision, which seeks to provide $1.5 billion on top of his original $20 billion pledge, seemed intended to quell the suspicions that New York Democrats had been expressing about the Bush administration's commitment to helping the city rebuild.

"The University shares and sympathizes with the emotions that people were expressing about the original incident.

And while sports writers like to predict who they feel are the most likely to win the US Open, we'll use the IBM Social Sentiment Index to measure what fans are saying and expressing about the tournament on Twitter.

What opinions might they express about the discussion topic(s)?

I asked McCarthy what he felt the poster was trying to express about the film.

Extremes of political opinion have been expressed about the Philharmonic's decision to accept this invitation.

Similar fears are now being expressed about the intentions of ACCE in American cities.

However, there was some uncertainty and concern expressed about the future ownership of health services.

What fear did Mrs. Parks express about the preservation of Dr. Martin Luther King's memory?

Wider concerns were also expressed about the cultural gap that separates parents from their children.

And worries have been expressed about the spread of sex tourism.