Sentence examples for post expressed from inspiring English sources

Snowden, in a text sent to the Post, expressed thanks to the refugees.

Inmate advocates who contacted The Post expressed concern about the limited selection of titles and the cost.

Boykin's civil action argues that the Instagram post was over a year old, and that the post expressed "Boykin's opinion on social matters".

"You stole laundry, " he shouts, "Its not like you were shooting protesters!" A Facebook post expressed similar sarcasm.

Simpson said the Facebook post "expressed our determination never to forget the horror of the Holocaust". His follow-up statement, however, omitted any mention of "Nazis" or "Nazism". Instead, he warned against "socialism in all forms" and noted the GOP office had earlier reported a death threat to police because of its Facebook post.

Another post expressed a young man's frustrations and anger over Palestinians' dwindling control of Jerusalem.

"Almost did this last night, but will do now," he tweeted, after retweeting a post expressing the hope that he would be "the first UK Ebola victim".

It then named him in a post, expressing condolences to all the victims of the attacks and "particularly the family of our colleague Olivier Delespesse".

On Sunday he released a statement and a Facebook post expressing sorrow for the deaths of 129 people in the Paris terrorist attacks.

A picture of him holding a rifle appeared on a MySpace page with a post expressing a deep interest in the Irish Republican Army.

Liberals have also turned on Obama, with commentators from the pages of the New York Times to websites such as the Huffington Post, expressing disappointment that he has failed to live up to expectations.