Sentence examples for expressing something that from inspiring English sources

They were expressing something that has yet to happen.

In wanting to see women put in positions of sexual and physical disenfranchisement, film-makers such as Michael Winterbottom or Lars von Trier (who directed last year's equally controversial Antichrist) seem to be unconsciously expressing something that is not unique to them.

West, who has been critical of Obama on a number of issues, said Stout was "expressing something that's being felt more and more.

Noncognitivism regarding theistic discourse is not very plausible (though see Lovin 2005); rather, it would seem that when a theist says "God exists" (for example) she is expressing something that purports to be true.

"I think Dutch is expressing something that we all are feeling at one level or another," says Kelli Griffis, a fellow Des Moines protester in her early 30s.

Despite the glaring differences between his early and recent output, Holness sees similarities between comedy and horror as art forms: "They share something in expressing something that we usually couldn't express, tapping into people's subconscious and sense of unease, or embarrassment, or whatever it is," he explains.

He obviously was motivated by trying to express something that's really hard to express.

"I really wanted to express something that felt relevant for today," he mused.

There are very few instances where a woman gets to express something that explicitly male.

"I think she expresses something that was already inside of us but that we couldn't express".

"To me, a film's realistic if it somehow expresses something that's truthful," Mr. Winterbottom said.