Sentence examples for he expressed very from inspiring English sources

"The president and I sat down in the Oval Office, and he expressed very clearly that what he wants from me is my best professional military advice".

I make circumstance,' he expressed very nearly the spirit of the public relations counsel's work .Edward Bernays maintained that the alternative to manipulation was chaosUnlike Napoleon the PR industry has never known retreat.

He expressed very negative opinions on German neo-classicism and especially on Wagner in the Hudební listy journal, which he founded in 1884.

Rocco's lawyer Eric Buckley said at the time that the teen had "expressed very clearly that he does not want to return to New York".

Although the two works are expressed very differently, they both explore the diversity of community.

Aquilina last week expressed "very serious concerns" and the "rush to bankruptcy court".

"In many ways it is personal, in that his hopes and fears are expressed very well".

Japanese parents have expressed "very, very high interest" in Indian schools, said Nirmal Jain, principal of the India International School.

One of them is expressed very beautifully in "Mrs. Dalloway," in a famous scene early in the book.

"They expressed very reasonable caution regarding the business for the next quarter," said Nicholas Moore, analyst at Jurika & Voyles.

"I wrote to the people who were affected by it and expressed very deep regret for what happened.