Sentence examples for publicly expressing from inspiring English sources

Many eligible Republicans disqualified themselves by publicly expressing misgivings about Trump's suitability for the Presidency.

He said some people want Christians prevented from publicly expressing their views on important social issues.

I don't remember a President ever publicly expressing a similar sentiment.

In some cases, they are publicly expressing the views that their friends inside the administration cannot.

It's been a big story here, with thousands of people publicly expressing support for her.

It took the unusual step of publicly expressing frustration with America's reluctance sufficiently to reduce its expenditure in austere times.

However, as interest and investment in the area explodes, many of the world's leading thinkers and entrepreneurs are publicly expressing their concerns.

Members of the senior civil service are barred from holding office in a political party or publicly expressing controversial political viewpoints.

After that, he became a model Islamist of the secular establishment, meeting often with the country's leaders and publicly expressing his support.

'Shareholders have to decide if they want cash and the potential upside with us, or just the potential upside that Stuart offers.' Institutions are publicly expressing delight.

This is not the sort of unvarnished comment you ever hear the founders of Google, say, publicly expressing about Mark Zuckerberg, the founder of Facebook, or vice versa.