Sentence examples for heard expressions from inspiring English sources

In fact I have already heard expressions from my own childhood coming out of my mouth.

But in Tal Afar I heard expressions of soldierly respect for what some Americans called the Iraqi resistance.

Mr. Alyemany said he had also heard expressions of concern from members of the United Nations Security Council.

But more than anything else, I heard expressions of awe at the president's preternatural certainty and wonderment about its source.

We have heard expressions of skepticism about this approach, but there has been very little serious comparative scholarship by constitutional law scholars in this country.

In the course of our work we heard expressions of concern about the differences between magazine journalism and the standards of the news columns.

"Failure is the most often heard expression in Hungary today — failure, mistake, pessimism.

The term "living in sin" was a commonly heard expression to describe that belief.

Still, campaign workers say they are hearing expressions of support for their candidate.

I hear expressions like, 'We're worth nothing.' Sometimes it comes from there, and sometimes it's part of what the Israeli officers put in their minds".

From the audience I could hear expressions of unmistakable grief and mutterings of, "a shanda, a shanda".; even unabashed wailing and weeping.