Sentence examples for expressing for from inspiring English sources

"In this struggle, the heaviest burden will continue to be borne by the good people of Afghanistan and their courageous armed forces," Trump said, expressing, for the first time that I can remember, something positive about Muslims.

Yet this hope, which many Yemenis are expressing for the first time in a long time, was also tempered by continuing violence.

"We are really excited about the commitment that AT&T is expressing for the 920, and we think that it's going to be a great launch with them," she said.

Riggs was echoing a sentiment that many House Republicans--in particular, the self-styled revolutionaries who populate the freshmen class--had been expressing for months: there is no room for compromise in the holy war to balance the budget and dismantle the liberal state.

But the Chinese are not the only buyers of Treasuries; foreign private investors need to be persuaded to buy them too.The gut feeling that I have been expressing for a while is that the currency set-up is unsustainable and QE only adds to that sentiment.

Expressing for the first time to a public audience his idea of "littérature engagée," or "committed literature," Sartre held up his friend, the novelist Albert Camus, as a model of a writer who, far from turning his back on conflict and controversy, was fully involved in the burning questions of his day.

Concerns were expressed for the babies in attendance.

This reinforces the caution we have already expressed for 2008".

That is a fear many in the industry had expressed for months.

The listlessness of Emerson's poetry is surprising, given the veneration he expressed for the art.

It's a concern that has been expressed for the best part of a century.