Sentence examples for help to express from inspiring English sources

The costumes help to express the aesthetic that we find so hilarious".

Ian Cameron, the chief designer at Rolls-Royce, says music does indeed help to express a car's design.

As noted in section 2.2 Confucian rituals help to express attitudes of respect and reverence for others that can exist independently of the rituals themselves, but rituals provide conventionally established, symbolic ways to express these attitudes toward others.

These different interpretations may trouble those who long for a "monolithic body of doctrine guarded by all," but Francis wrote they "help to express more clearly the immense riches of God's word".

I know I won't change the minds of some, but sincerely hope my words here help to express the remorse I feel for the damage this story has caused.

"I reeeally need that memo by 2 p.m., can you skip lunch?" Other times, The Cut explained, the extra letters or punctuation can help to express negative emotions or sarcasm.

"Not to get too esoteric about it, but people have feelings in the show that they are not expressing, and the set helps to express them," Rockwell said.

"Film can serve the Sahrawi struggle both in helping to express a collective reflection on their circumstances, and by bring their unique story to the world" he says.

Their latest video for 'Summer, Somewhere' was filmed in the Peak District capturing the stunning landscapes and beautiful scenery, which helps to express the message of the song.

So the very idea of absolute or mathematical space helps to express what true motion is.

For children to express their views freely, the model suggests the need to create an opportunity for children to be involved (space) and ensure that they are helped to express their views (voice) (Welty and Lundy 2013).