Sentence examples for openly expressing from inspiring English sources
It's an interim period with people openly expressing their views but not wanting to act.
But British military authorities and the Ministry of Defense back in London were openly expressing skepticism about it.
"I have never seen so many strategists on the Chinese side who are openly expressing their comfort with U.S. relations".
Indeed, I spoke to you very openly expressing my fundamental objection to the character you wished to give to it. . . .
The incident has strained relations between the Bush administration and one of its strongest allies in Europe, with Italian ministers openly expressing disbelief at Washington's account.
With Brexit, it appears that a post-factual era has arrived, with politicians like Michael Gove openly expressing their disdain for expertise.
No sane person would openly express such a sentiment today.
After the Nobel winner was announced, some openly expressed disappointment.
How has it become acceptable to openly express such sentiments in a European country?
Many of our debaters openly express the desire to someday make positive contributions to society.
"Everyone had to be able to ask their questions openly, express their fears," Pépin said.
