Sentence examples for often expresses from inspiring English sources

That malaise often expresses itself in domestic violence.

He is a kindly man with a sinewy intellect that often expresses itself in convoluted speech.

On the contrary, evil often expresses itself through refreshingly discernible patterns, through schedules and syllogisms.

Despite calls by the elected president, Mohammad Khatami, for reconciliation and dialogue, Mr. Khamenei often expresses hostility toward America.

Mr. Singh, who has three daughters, often expresses sympathy for those masses, in part because he comes from them.

Shawcross often expresses frustration with the extraordinary legal and judicial scrutiny of American counterterrorism policies during the last decade.

In any case, the love of an art form that is the critic's first obligation often expresses itself as a protective grumpiness about the art's current prospects.

Gormley is repressed and confined as an artist, and the claustrophobia he often expresses is really the claustrophobia of creative failure.

Yet even in those cases he often expresses these insights in language that will be debated, like God as "InterBeing" or "Connecting Spirit".

Genji himself often expresses the desire — without, it must be said, much conviction — to retire into a life of religious contemplation.

Penn often expresses admiration for Guzmán and his exploits, referring to him as a Robin Hood figure in Sinaloa state, showering locals with services.