Sentence examples for now expressing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ickes is now expressing his disappointment.

That is what I am doing now, expressing my solidarity with you.

Ordinary people are now expressing their political loyalties in purely ethnic terms.

This fear that the Irish are now expressing, it's about recognizing yourself in the mirror.

They are now expressing dismay, and a sense of betrayal, at having this belief corrected.

Like almost every ageing rebel around, he is now expressing his love for Mandela.

Several Murle leaders are now expressing frustration over the lack of protection.

In hindsight, though, neighbours are now expressing feelings of ambivalence they say they had about its owner.

Innocent until proven guilty would normally be the code, except that some swimmers are now expressing open disenchantment.

Climate change skeptics and people on the right are now expressing disapproval of the Heartland billboards, which is appropriate.

But perhaps because science research budgets enjoyed robust expansion in the Clinton years, scientific leaders are now expressing an unusual sense of dismay.