Sentence examples for has expressed more from inspiring English sources
Scott refuses to respond and has expressed more appreciation to the Nets than resentment.
Iran's president Hassan Rouhani has expressed more progressive views than his predecessors since his election.
Israel has consistently objected to "international" monitors but has expressed more willingness to entertain "third party" monitors, the official said.
On several key issues the social democratic wing of Clegg's party has expressed more vocal criticism in the Lords.
The public has expressed more confidence in the Democrats than Republicans on health care, entitlements, education, the environment and gun control.
His monetary policy views are unlikely to differ much from Ms Yellen's, although he has expressed more skepticism about the usefulness of committing to low interest rates.
"To say that George Lucas cannot write a love scene is an understatement; greeting cards have expressed more passion".
Already many analysts who cover the company have expressed more frustration than interest in Amazon Web Services.
But as weeks have gone by without the plan being published or formally adopted, Europeans have expressed more and more dismay.
Republicans have expressed more alarm about possible across-the-board cuts in Pentagon spending than Democrats have voiced about cuts in domestic programs that would also occur.
The point I was trying to make, and which I should have expressed more clearly, was that neither created the genres in which they worked: Dylan didn't invent folk rock and Warhol didn't invent pop art.
