Sentence examples for on expressing from inspiring English sources
Cassavetes's men seem to be pure creatures of emotion, insisting on expressing their feelings for one another in the messiest, most public ways possible.
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And while most of the Jack-haters contented themselves with posting diatribes on Web sites dedicated to the show, the threat of those intent on expressing their dislike in person was one reason XL was recruited.
Congratulations to Ms Lynch on expressing her sadness so well.
He conducts boot camps where mascots work on expressing emotion.
Maybe people there are just more keen on expressing themselves outwardly.
French and German architects extrapolated the British emphasis on expressing the nature of materials into a movement with overarching ambitions.
Feminist punk bands like the Butchies concentrate as much on expressing their sexual desire as on defining women's oppression.
Part of the problem is that Ms. Shick, who danced with Trisha Brown, seems intent on expressing herself through movement.
There are always new or less-experienced Times news staffers, for example, who could benefit from the discipline of the guideline on expressing personal opinions.
Church leaders confronted the issue head-on, expressing a variety of viewpoints.
