Sentence examples for may I express from inspiring English sources

"May I express my concern for Ryan Slattery (yesterday's Fiver letters) who seemed extremely upset about not getting chosen for letter o' the day.

And may I express my thanks to the Government and all of those involved in this truly global search effort.

May I express my misgivings?

"May I express thee unblam'd?" he asks, "since God is light, And never but in unapproached light Dwelt from Eternitie, dwelt then in thee, Bright effluence of bright essence increate".

"May I express our very great pleasure in your truly delightful programme on the beaver?" Please, she urged, repeat it at an earlier time, for it "would fit perfectly into family viewing time".

The lack of respect is so distressing, it's no wonder there are letters in The Times such as "Dear Sir, May I express my incandescent displeasure at the alarming trend for presenters on the Red Hot Asian Babes XXX Channel to dishonour our fallen servicemen, by failing to adorn a poppy upon their person as may be deemed appropriate at this time of year.

"To the victims and their families wherever they may be, I express my profound sense of solidarity and concern".

Finally, may I also express my sympathy for the families of the victims and recognise before this Chamber the extreme sense of duty shown by those two officers in that tragic event which took place on 24 February.

While I may contradict the simplifications I express here, it is easier to remember my simplifications than my explanation of them.

I have jumped up not caring if I came down at the end of a Sankai Juku dance so I may express how grateful I am to have had the privilege of swimming in their light.

If I know about your plan, I may express our intention in the form "we intend to visit the Taj Mahal tomorrow".