Sentence examples for it expressed great from inspiring English sources

Although the tribunal found no evidence that Mr. Haughey had assisted Mr. Dunne in exchange for the gifts, it expressed great doubt about the former leader's testimony.

He was not aware till told that the limb was off, and, when he knew it, expressed great gratification at having been saved from pain".

It expressed great concern at their decision to appoint Álvaro Uribe, the outgoing President of Colombia, a "Distinguished Scholar in the Practice of Global Leadership" at their establishment.

True grandeur isn't just assertive; it expresses great confidence that what is good and serious and fine can prosper and prevail in the material world.

It expresses great confidence in Philadelphia, and even more important, in the whole idea of living in cities".

The administration, meanwhile, finds itself challenged on another issue about which it has expressed great confidence: the safety of fish and other seafood coming from the gulf.

Lord Joffe, who is moving it, once expressed great surprise to me that, whereas we would agree on all the great liberal causes, I would not be supporting him on this one.

The Vatican said it had expressed "great satisfaction" over the new treaty during the talks with the Palestinian delegation and expressed hopes that direct peace talks with Israel would resume.

When Francis I offered an armistice on the 27th, Napoleon expressed great enthusiasm in accepting it.

(Warren later publicly expressed great remorse about this policy and, in a 1972 interview, wept over it).

"He expressed great interest and surprise".