Sentence examples for he expressed before from inspiring English sources

A week later, he argued in an interview that the genocide never happened, echoing a sentiment that he expressed before the reconstruction of the cathedral: "If there is a crime, then those who committed it can offer an apology.

The Israeli statement did not address the secretary general's specific concerns, which he expressed before Israeli ground forces began withdrawing early Tuesday from Palestinian-controlled territory in Bethlehem and two other West Bank towns.

Turnbull attacked Abbott's change of mind, stating: "Tony has expressed a number of views, each of which is at odds with the view he expressed before".

She added: "It's not an opinion I have ever heard him express before".

Nick Clegg has said the church and state should be separated, a view he has expressed before but one that is likely to gain fresh currency after David Cameron described Britain as a Christian country.

He was appearing in Dubai when the news broke and he expressed total shock before immediately coming up with a gag about hearing the news himself, demonstrating that he could still be effortlessly witty under pressure: "You don't believe it for the first few hours.

Throw in that Wenger said they looked jaded and lacked sharpness in their movement and it was easy to see why he expressed some concern before that Wembley date.

"The happiness which this reply produced, was such as he had probably never felt before; and he expressed himself on the occasion as sensibly and as warmly as a man violently in love can be supposed to do".

That is the real question, the one that needs answering if we are ever going to do as Biden suggested and look in the mirror, because this began long before Donald Trump called Mexicans rapists, long before he wanted to create a database of Muslims, long before he expressed misogynistic views, and his willingness to commit war crimes.

I think of the terror of the black woman slave tied to a chair that the future US Senator James DeWolf tossed overboard when he was a slave runner, before he expressed regret – about losing the chair.

The principal owner, George Steinbrenner, was eager to fire Torre after the 2006 playoff loss to Detroit, and he expressed that same desire before the Yankees' elimination by Cleveland last Monday.