Sentence examples for got to expressing from inspiring English sources

The closest Monday's carnivalistas got to expressing their angst was a float that showed Julia Agrippina, the founder and so-called Mother of Cologne or 'Mutter Colonia', looking through broken rose-tinted glasses with a painful grimace on her face.

He also got to express his deep concern about the title.

But at least both sides got to express their views without trading blows or dispatching gunboats.

We've got to express those values through our government, not just through our religious institutions.

It's hard not to be superficial when that's all the time you've got to express a view.

But what he appreciated most about cafes was not that you got to express yourself in them.

Because that material expressed who he was in his own mind, and his family got to express who he was as a father.

My dad went ballistic, and my mother tried to say, 'Leave him, he's got to express himself,' and my dad thought I was a nutter".

I've got to express these things that I've been holding in and I want people to know and see".

I'd be the first to say that when you're dealing with issues of religion and deeply held faith you've got to express yourself moderately and sensitively and with respect one to the other.

"One of the most wonderful people I ever knew was my Uncle Bob," Ms. Benanti said, "who lived in Washington, D.C., and never got to express his love of this art.