Sentence examples for ones to express from inspiring English sources

(Muslim extremists are not the only ones to express such sentiments, of course. Mel Gibson expressed a similar idea when he was arrested for drunk driving).

She photographs her subjects in the comfort of their homes along with loved ones to express a relaxed exchange between the subject and the photographer.

Older Americans are less likely than younger ones to express a belief in evolution; people with only a high school education are less likely to believe in evolution than are college graduates.

When those around us begin to complain about how awful Hurricane Sandy has been and how they're still suffering from lack of transit service or power, we can be the ones to express gratitude for what went right.

A suitable use of the image-charge technique allows one to express the velocity on the contour of each vortex in terms of line integrals on the contours.

The simulation-based approach allows one to express the functional dependence of erosion on the coating properties, and to quantitatively predict the erosion rate.

She was always one to express herself.

So I'm not gonna be the one to express it.

"He was never one to express himself a whole lot, but that was explosion night for him," said Mr. Armistead.

Mr. Le Pen "expresses ideas held by many Frenchmen, but he is the only one to express them with so much pugnacity and intensity," Mr. Moisi said.

But then he seemed to reconsider, adding that an abundance of overbearing situations can certainly lead one to express frustration by swearing.