Sentence examples for public expressions from inspiring English sources

Public expressions of contrition abound.

That involves reading people's public expressions online.

Public expressions of anti-Americanism always seemed contrived, state-organized.

The kingdom has never much tolerated public expressions of dissent.

"It's an industry that's sensitive to public expressions of favor and disfavor," he said.

The letter followed public expressions from the American State Department of opposition to Mr. Megrahi's release.

For now, there is the image of a small body, public expressions of guilt, and promises.

The only permissible public expressions of affection were to the leader and the revolution.

At Washington Square Park, public expressions of sorrow coalesced around the fence surrounding the great arch.

Many other leading politicians in Rome offered public expressions of sorrow or indignation.

To a certain extent, these public expressions of confidence by Democratic leaders are calculated.