Sentence examples for he expressed nothing from inspiring English sources

And he expressed nothing but pride in his rule despite the steady decline of Egypt's economy and influence.

He expressed nothing but disgust at his second shot at the 2nd hole: 'The ball was below my feet,' he said, 'and I thought I'd heeled it a little.

Crane would write a letter to Manly on January 29 , 1940 after his edition of Chaucer was published in which he expressed nothing but admiration for his former chairman.

He expressed nothing but concern for my well-being and my path to recovery.

Three weeks before Pearl Harbor an investigator spoke to a man who lived near Matsui in White Plains who claimed that one of Matsui's relatives was commander in chief of the Japanese Army and called Matsui "highly temperamental," adding that he had "expressed nothing but disgust for the American people".

She plant to tell him of her feelings but when he visits her for the last time, his presence turns everything she has though or felt to fantasy & she expresses nothing.

During his tenure as Vice President, Cheney expressed nothing but disdain for any who tried to pierce the Invisibility Cloak he had wrapped himself in.

But Sherman expressed nothing but admiration and respect for Manning.

And at least one interested party expressed nothing but warmth for the new competition.

In spite of the assurance that it expressed nothing new in State Dept.

Even Mr. Wallenberg, who expressed nothing but confidence in Roanda, seemed a bit intimidated looking at the tome.