Sentence examples for expressing so much from inspiring English sources

Cuarón: Without words, Sandy was expressing so much emotion.

Why, they wonder, have Michigan residents seemed to blame Detroit's problems on bad leadership by some of its past mayors, who were black, while expressing so much optimism about the election of a white mayor?

Architecture is a dumb medium for self-expression, but it expresses so much about the society that builds it.

"But when you play someone you know, you don't express so much your feelings.

My favourite was Chewbacca: he was so different from everyone else, and could express so much without words.

The ability to express so much is making campaign back-and-forth a kind of online bile duct.

He took a justified pride in the fact that he could do so much, express so much, in what he called plain prose.

But, in France, Crémer will always be identified with Maigret, through whom he was able to express so much of his own reticent and contemplative personality.

Rarely do audiences express so much pleasure at the first notes of yet another new song from an aging artist's album.

To freeze him out of his industry for ever when he has expressed so much contrition would be unjust – especially when criticising him for his own intolerant remarks.

So, she says, it can't be all bad to witness the downfall of an era that expressed so much that's wrong about the way we've lived and the things we value.