Sentence examples for it gets expressed from inspiring English sources

Some of it gets expressed through the relative safety of the Web, and much of it involves humor and satire.

To make a wild generalization that I'm sure can easily be refuted, liberal areas such as Marin seem to focus this desire on the beginning and the end of life, and in more conservative areas it gets expressed at other life stages — such as with homeschooling.

Miéville commented: "Of course, that could mean anything and nothing, but because it's a prize that's deliberately interdisciplinary and 'inter-formal', you do end up picking up a sort of gestalt of the set of concerns that are flying around in the zeitgeist, and the different but overlapping ways it gets expressed.

Personally, I'm tired of the widespread cliché "in these dark times," however it gets expressed.

It's not often that a non-denial position gets expressed on the WSJ's opinion pages, but the BEST project results provided a rare exception.

He imagined a book in which the "whole business" of life gets expressed, in all of its messy detours and associations.

His hostility to renewable energy, for example, gets expressed in strikingly Eurosceptic terms of irritation with subsidies and bureaucrats.

In free societies, dissent gets expressed through "exit" rather than "voice," to use the economist Albert O. Hirschman's terms.

Their resentment slowly builds and eventually gets expressed passive-aggressively, or all at once, explosively, much later.

That little hunger for a lost chance gets expressed only in my fantasies, which contrive themselves almost in spite of me.

Wayne Wang's explicit and eyeglass-fogging "The Center of the World" is a rarity — a movie whose dramatic life gets expressed through sexual emotion.