Sentence examples for had only expressed from inspiring English sources

President Dilma Rousseff quickly intervened, saying Mr. Bernardo had only expressed a personal opinion.

He said Trump had not properly apologised for his lewd remarks and had only expressed regret for "getting caught".

Originally, the resolution had only expressed opposition to anti-Semitism, but condemnations of anti-Muslim bigotry were added after critics began pointing out that Omar, a Muslim woman, had experienced prejudice, too.

Though he had only expressed his opposition through meetings with other like-minded émigrés, this was enough to make him suspect in Yugoslavia, where authorities were concerned with internal dissidents.

"As [Marcia ] Fudgehas only expressed an interest, she hasn't declared as a candidate, and I'll evaluate it after that happens.

Into its deep social kinship which so far has only expressed itself in great stress but which points to still greater possibilities for the future, when man shall no longer his brother maim! 1.

Turkey will not pay compensation to Russia over the downing of a fighter jet last year and has only expressed regret over the incident, prime minister Binali Yildirim has said, after president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan offered a conciliatory hand to Moscow over the incident that shattered ties between the two countries.

"At this point in the road [plant-based vaccine researchers] have only expressed the protein in a few plants and only tested on small animals," says Bhatnagar.

The voters had only just expressed their will.

Approximately 33% had dementia or behavioural variant FTD as the only phenotype expressed in the family, while 3% had only ALS expressed in the family.

Following Valcke's Radio France interview, a Fifa spokesperson said the general secretary had only been expressing "his view".