Sentence examples for no one expresses from inspiring English sources

No one expresses romantic yearning with as much gusto as Adam Wade, a prolific performer from Hoboken, N.J., whose tales have the bittersweet tone of a Kenneth Lonergan play.

But no one expresses opinions when a) the boss disagrees or b) recommendations can't be "proven".

No one expressed hostility toward Ms. Stewart.

But no one expressed that unfettered ideal better than Marc Jacobs.

No one expressed more public skepticism than the well-known blogger Yoani Sánchez.

For all that, Mrs. Clinton insisted that no one expressed concerns about working with the United States.

None of the apartments are investor owned, and no one expressed concerns that a ban might hurt property values or make it difficult to sell an apartment.

A large swath of Lower Manhattan had no electricity, and no one expressed much confidence that it would return any time soon.

The point was underlined by a day in the suburban Tory/Labour marginal of Wirral West, where no one expressed the slightest faith in politics.

Mr Henderson, who became chief executive when Rick Wagoner was ousted in March, says in an affidavit that no one expressed any interest in lending to GM or buying its assets at a price that would have kept it operating.

It is not known what offer the Blairs eventually accepted, although there had been speculation as to the wisdom of the asking price after no one expressed any interest within the first month.