Sentence examples for expressing out from inspiring English sources

Ironically, Amelia was a very private person, so what she was expressing out in the world might not have been her true thoughts.

However, casting Trump and his supporters as monsters glosses over a major monster-fighting secret: they are not monsters; they are profoundly human, expressing out loud often unspoken, dark and archaic attitudes about the "proper" roles of women and men.

She was on CNN the other day,a rare departure from the in-house fawning of Fox "News," expressing out-rage that President Obama's trip to India was going to cost $200 million a day and involve nearly three dozen war-ships.

These reactions are not usually expressed out loud.

Mangiferin (Mgf), largely expressed out from the leaves and stem bark of Mango, is a potent antioxidant.

He reflects on Donald Trump and the permission he gives his supporters to say things "that usually they will be hesitant to express out loud..

I would like to have a Jewish friend in Tel Aviv.' These are not popular ideas to express out loud in Rafah, even though most Palestinians are sick of the fighting.

A consistent theme emerging from interviews with the rioters across England was that they harboured a range of grievances and it was anger and frustration that was being expressed out on the streets in early August.