Sentence examples for much express from inspiring English sources

He took a justified pride in the fact that he could do so much, express so much, in what he called plain prose.

If your medication isn't working or you believe you're taking too much, express your concerns.

Soutine's vertiginous countrysides and voluptuously dead animals don't so much express emotion as pull it in, cyclone-fashion, from the world at large.

That would allow the teams to travel, no matter what the distance, at their leisure instead of being stowed on an overnight flight like so much express cargo.

Of course, Mr. Gessen's book is also the latest articulation of his belief, much expressed, that legitimacy and fame need not go hand in hand.

It is a secret thought, not much expressed in public, but summed up in Philip Larkin's poem Toads: "No one actually starves".

Preetz even admitted as much, expressing a hope that Skibbe was experienced enough to deal with the unrest in the city.

"I'd started to see that Shakespearean language was free largely because it was creating the reality surrounding the character — the reality of the character's psyche — not so much expressing what already existed," Rabe wrote in an e-mail.

Last week each gave a recital that very much expressed who she was, which is perhaps the most important praise, above any discussion of the relative merits or disadvantages of each performance.

Another piece of advice not so much expressed in this speech as embodied by it: if you come up with some clever one-liners in your TV scripts, feel free to recycle them in commencement speeches.

The teenager didn't talk much, expressing himself mostly through poetry, before family strife caused him to turn further inward.