Sentence examples for forums to express from inspiring English sources
A proposed shift by the Boy Scouts of America away from its national policy banning gays, leaving the decision to local councils, has divided scouts, families and troop leaders, with thousands taking to the organization's Facebook page and other online forums to express their views in passionate tones of anguish, opprobrium or approval.
In response, many Flickr users have taken to the photo-sharing site's forums to express their horror at Yahoo's branding on Flickr.
One developer wrote us calling it the "great Facebook auth 2.0 switch panic of 2011", noting that developers are pouring onto web forums to express their panic and confusion over the situation.
There are support groups you can join and online forums to express your concerns.
Fans of the show have taken to Reddit and other online forums to express their disappointment and confusion as it relates to Chidi's fate.
"Deep Space Homer" is the source of the "Overlord meme", which is lifted from Kent Brockman's line and is commonly used on internet forums to express mock submission, usually for the purpose of humor or when a "participant vastly overstates the degree of oppression or social control expected to arise from the topic in question".
In the age of hybrids and fair trade, the mall is a forum to express convictions and hopes.
6th over: South Africa 16-0 (McKenzie 1 Smith 6) If you want a forum to express your disgust, shock, shame and horror, here you are.
The #OscarsSoWhite hashtag wouldn't have been possible 20 years ago, and now we have this open forum to express dismay.
All members of the community, including Bay Area residents, visitors, and UC Berkeley affiliates, are invited to an open forum to express their thoughts and discuss the current political crisis.
