Sentence examples for expression of official from inspiring English sources

The sole expression of official regret is the female warden's motherly, sorrowing moans of: "Sorry, so sorry…" Horacia comes home to find that her husband is dead, her estranged daughter runs a stall and her son is missing.

On Tuesday, a spokesman for President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva was quick to distance the new president from Mr. Amaral's pronouncement that "mastery of the atomic cycle is important" to Brazil, saying that the minister's remarks were not an expression of official policy.

Contrary to the expressions of official denial, among the ordinary people of Leeds there was deep embarrassment that such indignities and violence could have been inflicted on a vulnerable man by two of their policemen, on their streets.

Sister Farley, a past president of the Catholic Theological Society of America and an award-winning scholar, responded in a statement: "I can only clarify that the book was not intended to be an expression of current official Catholic teaching, nor was it aimed specifically against this teaching.

After this week's bloodshed, as the military cleared the Muslim Brotherhood protest encampments in the Egyptian capital, there were no such expressions of support, official or otherwise, for General Sisi.

"We are not against expression of views," the official, Mohammad Javad Larijani, the head of Iran's High Council for Human Rights, was quoted by the Mehr news agency as saying.

Reassured, Mr. Obama hugged Ms. Pham in the Oval Office, an expression of confidence in officials' grasp of the science of the disease.

The Israeli government was shaken by the expulsion but chose to issue only a curt official expression of regret and to take no countermeasures against Britain, top officials said, speaking on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to talk publicly.

In place of an engaged judiciary that independently and impartially evaluates government officials' assertions of power, he offers only an expression of faith in government officials' "constitutional judgment" that he gives us no reason to believe that officials consistently exercise today or will consistently exercise in the future if judges abdicate their constitutional duties.

The expression of strong dissent from official policy is increasingly discouraged.

If they come out anyway, it's not an official expression of the White House — and he loses nothing by not having released them himself.