Sentence examples for expressing anything from inspiring English sources

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

In a cultural version of political incorrectness, expressing anything less than ecstatic praise seems unenlightened if not downright boorish.

Dayne is so even keeled that he endured all of last season's exile without expressing anything resembling anger, much less a tirade.

They cannot be expected to live in a bubble, never speaking before bar organizations, for example, or expressing anything but the most innocuous personal views.

"Tony is not expressing anything different to what he's said in the past, his views on the matter are well known, as are mine," Forster said.

While some farmers I interviewed last week said Mr Thaksin had grown too big for his boots and was no longer the superhero of four years ago, there was clearly widespread frustration - expressing anything stronger risked arrest - at his demise.

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.